La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 08, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP). Ore boh: Generally cloudy to night and Wednesday. Proo ably ruin Iji the northwost. VOLUME XXIV. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925. MEMBER AMOCIAOTD PRESS NUMBER 50 CLUB MEET HELD Hit ftT 1MBLER Chamber of Commerce Makes First Out-of-Town Visits CO-OPERATION IS URGED BY SPEAKER Jurors Hear Carlton And Graham Trial Charged with Possession of Mash,- Graham, on Stand, Says Still Be longed to Carlton. OorK" Carlton will take the brunt of (cuilt in connection wild I the poKKrssion of. iiuihIi chnrire brought uKuinsI liini Jointly Willi John Graham, judging from the Iti-Htiniony offered by the defcnae when tho cam? came' lo trial in IJntlCT' J. V. KnowlcH' court this morning. Carlton and Graham were urre."l- , ' ed In 'U mooushtliinK dugout on the I'hy Asks That" Union 01,1 N"i im. bad in the iiiim County Chamber oC Aids Law Commerce Be a Fact as Well as a Name. Urging that the I'nlon Couniy chamber of commerce be ft chailt lier for the entire county In fact tin night of Oct. ) i, when four county and special officers caught them in what appeared to be the act. of dlHlllllng liuum from corn Dinah. A copper Htill and coll now S'-t up In front of the jury box in the courtroom a pressure tank anil pan ntove, ten barrelH of mush and jib well as in name, ana claiming iv.w... ... ... i that tlu-re would be no limit to the uet were confiscated from the dug constructivc work Midi u chamber ' out. it w as testified by Sheriff lire could do If all the nuw-dlvhied shears, lls deputy. H. A. Kllng liiler'iMts and groups of the county : haminer. and W. A. "MeKenxie and were joined in one big body. Dr. 'George M. I'ierce. special deputies V. T. 1'bv todav Hddressed local working out of Ille district, ulloi" liiemhers of the .chandler of com-'liey's office, inerce and linbler liuaiiiess uren at the first out-of-town luncheon of the orgimlzalion tills season. (irnlium l''livt Witness. Ciiiihaiu was the rirst witness calhil by the defense. He dis- "We are almost unrorluiiate lo claimed an connection wun nie live In so fertile h valley as the contents of the dugout, claiming (irande Itonde." lie said. Knllius- that he hud ridden out there 111 lustlc over the possibilities of tr- lute ufternoon with urlton, who rlgatlng this valley, he went on to round him just after Graham had explain. "If nature had not been ' applied lo It. .M. Uogers. a former Ho good lo us and given ns to gen- secretary of the Culinary Workers erously we would have . been un- union, for a job n a cook, ceasing In our erforls to get water "Carlton 8ald he had a still he oil this hind. It would be worth wuntrd me to see," said Ora $nu an acre today instead of fflmi. i,,m jtmi ihcii he quickly changed The encouraging real lire. however, llia t( illmony so that It ran "some Is that II Is not too bile. We can thmB h(J wunted ine to see." today give the land this value al a., wilnesses. two of whom were eomnurnttvely small cost an acre." . . - ,u, younger defend- l)r. I'hy asserted thai Irrigation int. w re culled to testify that Gra ' i TWO LOCAL BQYS IKE MYTH iCAL 11 Landry and Cullen Given Line Positions by . G. L. Dutton FIVE BAKER MEN ON FIRST SQUAD Pendleton , Places Two, and Union Two on the Eastern Oregon Al! Star Football Team. Ktlllor'.s iSotc 1-M'low Is given :. L. I hit Ion's mythical first ami second I0a.s(;rn 'Otvgoii elevens which Is regarded a official In litis dMrict. Last year Out ton's trams writ given official mitklutr In Spuuhllng foul bull guide and midouhlcdly tin Mime rating, will be accorded I hem this year. I Mil ton's selections- were made after three- months careful si inly with assistance from 10atcrii Oregon conches. Judge Belt Affirmed In High Court Opinion Delivered by Jus tice Rand; Judge J. W. Knowles Affirmed in Fulp-Breshears Case. KAI.KM, Ore. (By tho Asso ciated l'ress). The s up re me court decisions today included: Johtrl, .Stoddard, et al., appellants vs. Lot 1., Hnodgruss, et al.. un appeal from I'nlon county u suit to restialn the defendants from maintaining an undertaking establishment. -,ln the opinion given by Justice Hand. Judge Hell was affirmed. Kiimvhvs . Affirmed. . Iliirrel Kulp vs. Jesse Kresheftrs, appellant: an uppeul from Tnion county an uction for the posses sion' of nn automobile. . (liv the opinion given by Justice Heun, Judge J..-W. 1'. Moulin was affirmed. would come, just us a union high Mlnn lnll uw. ( .a Grande only school at Imbler would come. Ap- , ,n niK,t Oct. !i. when he plause gieeled the latter proplmcy..'iiml Mr w(fc unsM,.red a summons. lie also urged that t:nlon county buck Hie Northwest Industrial and 'oinmeroliii exposition . ln;' N'w York next spring, though he eni iMia.tlzi d thut a permanent I'nlon cOimly exhibit at the entrance, to the vullev would have much great er benefit lie severely scured UmHc who "Hland on Hie outside und erltlc Nolhlng can be done In that way. he d lared. urging that all Join the chandler of commerce und ultenipt lo right things from (('ontlnucd'on l'age Five) ic sminpiiTrn j uKuuniLu , nt IhiHii al Hpokuno on lir. W. P. MeAdoi-y's advice, tu come to the home of her mother, -Mrs. V H. Hurrisun. where their live-year old daughter, on a visit to lier grandmollu rV was threatened villi pneumonia. I laillon orrered Itlde. Onihalii said Hint he stayed ul the Harrison place until Oct. M. when the child bring about re- ' covered hi' went out to look rdr wink, fuillon offered him a ride. whlvh terminated at . the dugout, und insisted on his staying there until he finished some work he 'art (if the inmey S5.I0 Wiilcli union I'll il'. 'Ill, liaik I from Ibe body of George Nye, 20, lie spent on Violet Ki-limldt, uhove. Slut buer Imliieiil lilin li iimress the "haliy, holivmia" I niurfler. In Now York. ' I I DEUN'EY IS : 1LGU!LI! i KLTI'ON'S AI.I.-Si'Alt TKA.MS I'lIJST TKAM. Left end Slierill, PeildlellilK Left Inelili' Wlillller, linker. Left uuanf l.nil(lry, Lu Center Cullen. La (irande. ltlghl guard I'liglt, ( Html, r.luhl tuekli Adrinn. linker. tight end T. Duff, linker. Quarter llatlou I'eml. (e). Itiglil linlf ! IMirr. linker, l-rt linlf nines, lluker. Full C'o. I iilon. KliCONII TKA.M. Left end '.linilel. Lu (irnulle. Left Inclile Himlirx, l.a i. Left guaiil Sipilivs, I intiler. ( enter York, linker, t ItlHbl Biianl Sunin, I.n (J. ISIglit Iwklt' simml, Lo G. JllKht entl Taylor, I nlon. (gunner (lliixs.Lii (i ('). Illulil linlf Ksles, .lfiM-ai. l eft luiir Cuiidirr, linker. I nil John-oil. Walhiwii. Valuation of Schools Here Set at $5,492,436 Th' uhc.hm4'( va hint ion of schools In Uimrlet No. 1 aiiumnts to $5, 4U2,4i, iin'ordtnc to flKUrrs com- pilfii hy Duvld i'roctor, county as- HC8HOV. jUu' iiruniM''H AdioolH urn nMHous- nd lit a valuation of $4,!'73,3C7 Totuls for Honm of tho Hurround- iiiB towns have not yvt hocn def initely flKurud, ihvt usMLHRor HtattiH. (Continued on J'airo Five.) School Dudffet Items Explained by Williams A r.-rninni-ndiilioli to I '' ilrfiri- ni'Tcy or I tic rourl un;oiut iiinicd hy vfHltl'l r "(iuHty a" jrhaiK"'!" ptumid hy "I lw jury In ' i i. .. .... i.r lli. ill., t'lirutm Allltn U.-lnli-y, a. of t.'ovn, lust -Vf-nlnjf. H'lnn'v uh convit'li-d- of a -Hia- 1 lulory ciiiiH'. for whlt h a st nti nrr At tin- n-Ktthir monthly nntinir vf rrom one to 2U y!arH of lin- of rlty rounrll of tin- i nnm- priSonnu tit may h- ImposcM. ' 'TfiirlHT asstwIatlon.H ff l.a (ranH' f(. WilH ns rnctid hy .ludj;e J. ,'i'stiTdtiy iirii-rnoon in tin- NfiKii- w. K'nowh'H, iM-fon: whom tin- Ihorhood rluh rooms. II. Will- Vi(Hl. wiiH tried in firoiiit roiirt yes- rii-jt riirrh d In the turns, rh rk of Mi hool dislrlrt No. f nlay. to iipprnr lor Hi-iih-nro at niiOv pn Vihtis l r this w k hriiiff j, xplutnd in d.-latl Un- various M, u, ,. diu silay. icrtain li' iiltti imoIpI-ius dt-finiH ly i h.-iiik ol this yt ar's s iiool hod-t. t . tMi,k Rh linrdson. who wu.i :ir Into Ihc ton-r-TOMnd was th- stan- hMi will In votid upon hy tin- n.Ht..d ;it tin- miuu- tlim us l'-ni'-nt inau bv Dr. W. T. I'hy. of laxpiiyt rs ol this dlslriil ln-c:in- Jancy .Is awaltlnt: triid on un In Hot lh)'. : Lr. I'hy. who is irci- K.r -jh. jdhliii.nt, rh.i rirlmr 1dm wilh -on-ih-nt nf !' Kj'd. ra dn-tron M'di- ' ;,,. Mt that tlo- irihulinK to lh- d 11 t-nvy of a mciiihw-s of Hie irouiuil may nior oi tin: K'ri iv. iih- '!i.,.'ii wihi (Ity . I'. lHHIon) In placini; Shi-rHI, rcndh-lon. at nd, w found htm to hi; utr cxii-p tlonally HtronK inaa on dt fciiHr, fiiMt at Ki'ltliii; down on puuls, and ihlc to snurc forward puhh 8. VVhlHior, of UnUi r, 1h in my opin- (''untinued on l'niro Two.) Governor Hartley Again ' Addresses Legislature OJ.YMJMA, Wnah. (Hy tho As- soclali'd I'rrss) Declurinff he wlsfai'd to umpllfy somr proponuls contained In his first iiu'Shuko to thoi lcKislaturc, Ciovernor Hartley nppuarod .before a joint ieuaion of tttn houuo and wnute today. rttlia'ratcd hin rcconnnrndu tin for central aldo control of cdu catinnul affalra, urffed tho curtail. ini;r' of Mm present hUchway ,iuot, tfrum, and dwidl furlliir upon his rerotninendaLlon relative to - the disposal of siulo owin-d thtiher. Governor Approves of Seals for :1 If nrf WW' PRESIDENT OUTLINES 1 PROBRftM (iiiveinor Walter M. I'leiw 0I111I Ills nppi-oval of the IHtli aniuinl C'lirl.slnms Scnl Sale In OregtHi In a telegram to lliosu workliiK for tho benefit of t lie Oregon Tuberculosis assixdntlon. "Your ntu-k lias my tiiwrtlcst approval," lie said. Above lie Is pictured tiling tile lelegrani In wblell liu iimpllnleuted all workers in tho stalo, ... WALES SHUNS : NEW APPAREL LONDON (My the AHfloclutcd Press) Jyles for men hero; which for many years huv0 heen what tho ' L'rlna'o or WaJes decided, lo wear, ut present uro showlntr hoi no Independence. ;, . .j' Leading hahcrHuHhers hod waited until after the prlnc returned from South America for aomo new nov elty In clothes. The prince disappointed them. Hr w;oro nothlnn now - and still sticks to tho clothes ho hud heforti ho loft. 1 . Designers keep watchltiff for the prince's aitpcarance In. u. winter coat In Jlu hoim sotnthlmr new will- appear, but VVuluH . wears last yoiirs model. That i ea fiDfh-'y. Is also l-Iiiti-rn ire Kou'h v ?r f utative on the liit honid oi' h'-aiin. Htale eun'-nhs liojird inid the bnurd or directors of I lie tHvKon ruhlif JleiiMh len- ' t . ri cm rinif canea of mud ilotr n-f",:1I,'I'r' I,v,f ,,f ritt.-o. wili in vep end." suld lr. ' l'h-.ri f rrinjr lo Uu- ease In Witl lowu. '"iint'M w'p rcnllz! thut we iinit Vin t inate our docs UKuinst lij tii-t)!iMii. II Is hoi h ncxcuMi hl fkd Incflleh-nt not to do ho. Tin1 mtii-m!)!' serum is Incxpin- ;" t irf.niinuert on Pir Five.) minor. wus ( for I ho i-tntc yestt-r-1 rt y ;irs old. I ichtnev , i:n;il-K'' a tint him wliiu In uppi'iired on the witneH .tf;ind In the iift'rn'ton. hut ;d- fnllv uTHhrslund the cnonnny oi in the'taHlc of the school hoiird. who rirst wiln-: realixe and desire to meet the iie-ds day. is hut r i hi. iiutl tcrowinir Hehocds of l.a d'-nh-d Hi (irtinde and at the same time not .i.utv Imrilt-n OOOa Hie laM.aveis.un ,l.er or the council ' mlM.-d t!u,t the eirl bed le cn a said .his .ornlnS. '"'''r '"- Kh:"k:;'- "V J'" lilchiir-lMm wi'i'i' kecptni- hiieh'' Thff Willow and Oret-nw oo-l par- j 1tilPt,.r. sin- was there, ctit-teiichcr iisKoch.tions cave at,,,,,,,,, nMiB,.(j( to see Unli very HiicceHsful runnii!t;i- ha- l'rt- ! ar,isin day aiul Saturday, taking1 In omt $100. The procci ds will he USi d In the work of the two organizations. bnion Pioneer Answers Call At Age of 88 Years At -lli.il the lino war, he of tip .Iuk-ph In Wild out hm etillre n the KirVn own testimony, her n-lations with I'.iehardson were the same as those with IMnney. A more Ki-rloiis charKe ntav he filed iiijuln.sl Itichiirilsoit .'-hort ly, of ficers say. BENNETT GUEST OF III - DABS AT WELCOME DINNER ThoiMon Itcmieit, athletics coach. WUM welcomed hy the )Il-l,nls l;i;-l evening w Ih n Hi'1 Koiriul coiiimlllec tnd the officers of the orKanlxnt Ion met for dinner with l'r. W. Mr A dory at th" l-'ohy holi-l. l-'hial 'LiTunffenienls were made and a program outlined for Hie ttnaiiul h!in'it t to he jfiveii In honor of lit' fool hnll team Thursduy evenUe. The haii'tu'-t will in- (riven In the domeHtfe science depitrtmenl of the hlu'h school. MIhh Lois IiuvIh and lo r udviinci'd students In domcsllc science will prepare the hatXfliet. I Hi nee Kiven Ity the Hi-Iads for the hhrh school students and oth r social affairs jflven hy the orKaniy.;i- tlon were tftHCUHHcd. I he date lor the next Ill-Ond ilaiice was set Tor Oeceniher I !. to he kH'i ri ill the Klks hallroom. Kuo's Forces About M To Capture. Mukden foKIO IIy 11k Associated I'ri'Ms) The luyesl dlstuitches re ceived hy the foreign office declare thai the army of tleneral Kuo Kun Men. former hencliman of Marshal Cliiiiur Tho Mil, .Manchurlau war lord, Is -xpeete) to eiitei Mukden. Manchuriau caplliil, tomorrow. Kuo's troops, at present are re ported to he al Hlnmlnfu, Hheng f liu? tirovlnee, I est Mukden, fac ial; a small army which Is expected lo either surrender r retreat to ward Klrln whlihcr Chun Is re ported jotirneylmr today. Will Invite U. S. to Disarm Conference t'.KNKVA ity the Awioelaled I'rertH) The league of natltiim iiiiincll today decided to Invite the i nlled SUilt'H. Germany and Itusala to partlcliiate In work or the npe. i ll comiiilKMlon which will lirepare rur an dnti ruutlolial dlHarmauient eoiiference. RILEYW1LL XTRA Transmits Annual Mes sage to -House and Senate Today coolidgeUrges STRONG AIR FORCE Renews a Number of Rec ommendations; Would Curtail Shipping Board Powers. WAMIINCITON (By the Asso ciated l'ress). Henewinif a num ber or recomtnendtttlona he ul ready had mnde to congress. Pres ident CooltdKo In hin annual men sasre transmitted today to tho house and senate, outlined a com- ; prehenslve leKislatlve program deullnir with presslnit domestic and tuternutlciial problems. His sug gestions lneludcd: Tax reduction along lines , mapped out hy llie house ways anil ARMY'S HIWliY HEAItl) WANHINUTO.V (Al'1 Tim aruiv's reulv to Colonel Mitelieirs' clinrveM araliMt Ihn raiiduet or means eoinnilllec. aviation wan -begun today brfoml Ailhernieo to tho world court. the HMirtiuarttnl trying the air lontiuuou orion 10 reiiiiiin vnisailer. ilajm- General Kljr.l avlntlon, wltiiout nuiK-ai cuango commandant or the army war col-i In 'the organization OC tlio army TAKE PULPIT The itev. Oliver Hllcy, of t'lerre, Houth iWkotu, who delivered the sermon at the morning services of Hie Kplseopur. church Hunday mornlnif, has decided ' 1o accept the Kplscopal purtsh hero and wilt he here the first Sunday In. Jan uary to heln his work, it was an nouuceii thin no riling ly memhers of the church. Thn Itev. Ulley will take Ine place hffl vacanl. hy the itev. K. VV. t'reasey, who moved to Pendleton some lime ago. Mrs. Ulley will aecouipany . lilin to l.a flrande, where they -will make thlr home at the Kplscopal rectory on O uvenue and Fifth street. ' IcKt wnri cnllctl by Urn proNtn-ti Hon to optit Its counter attack, lie, opposed MlUhell's unified air sorvke lilfiii. - ;- :. AHVISKS ItAZINtl IUUDUK. I'OHTI.AMK Or(A,). Th slati hlKhway commtHskiit today ivtvlviil a report from Ktutc llridire KittfliiiHH McCiiIIoiikIi n'l vlhlnjt tearing down the dltl hridue at AllHtny. The conniilsxlon li vUhiX to recommend to feileril author I lies that an Inipravciuent road fiom-iffititis tn Canyon -City tm put cat the lt program. ''- l-lMhi:it MAGNATK IKAI OTTAWA (Al) John II. tooth, tK, l'iiaillan ltimbvr mag nate, died today. may iu;coNsni:ir,. KKArrid:: (Al). I nlverslly of a.Nitnfrt(m officials .oday hull 'at4.d thn decision not to iwrtlei imto In tlm 1'a.Htulciia khiiiu If In- vltad might, ho rcooiwldeml. siu:in iiak itonivi h. Slli:iIl, Ore. (Al1). Hohheis entered tlio SliciTdSaiiiKs hank cArly today and after .hlmvlnjr . the safe and deKwit Ikixch they es caMd with ImiiiiIh and other ne Kotlahle HOciirlth'S. The loot will prohatdy total more than $10,000, ai.yinllm. i t .1 K....L- presldciil. TIM) lohheix did not "'porlttnce. Ket Into thn main taiilt umtnluiuir money on deposit, and navy air services. Curtalloient of the shlpplnjf hoard's powers, with llie govern nicnt fh-et under (tie control of a Sllltflo cxwtitivo. ' liicrcasMl antliortlr for the pros- hlcnt and deitartincnta of coiu inorco und lalwr to diml with la' bor dispute In llie ooal Industry. Kiicoiiratfeniciit or cooperauvo niarktitiiifc as an aid to agrtvul- luru. Tho presUlnnt de.vdted a acctlon to tho'; prohlhltlon question,, ap pealing fur luw observance hy tho public und vlKorous action against violators by enforcement officials. He. also renewedhls advocacy of railroad consolidations and de velopment of Inlund waterwuys. recoinniended ratuntlon. for the present, of property seized from aliens d uiiiK Ihn war, reiterated that reorganisation of governme-it departments should ho authorized, and dnctared that stato und local 'communities must cooperate more with the. federal government In rectamutfon work. . . I Trues Muscle Shoals Kalo I'rfflufC sale of Muscle Hhoala to the hlKhest hlddor who will agree to produce nitrates primarily with power development incldentul,- ho contended" that the Muscle Bhoals prqhh-m hud "assumed a place .ml out of proportion with Its real 'JltAI riC Ht M,H I'1jA.NM:I stock Interests and homrhi n form juries wnst :tl n- liutt Hal unla nlulif ronr mtlus from I'nlon. To this wl- n he H ihoiiKht lo have (, . n he sdder) from time lo tlm- until struck hy n Inclosed enr lis he whs he owned en acres, h.-tnff oeen- ' atteoiplinir fo esciipe rrom prohl Idd for la years hi general ''Hlon ofrieers. Hh skull wiu hud-rai-mlnir. ' fraeMirrd. Acrordinif to WiMnlm ol''. :t".e ;tt Ktatc prolilhltion stfenf. J'echoll , w:m found in un lntoxicutr l con- -i y-t- imnovi-r, SS. one of the oldest j t.-rec rs lu I'nlon couniy. died -il i home at I'nlon lute yes lerdif. Mitrrdlni? lo word received here tnd, y. Kuneral srrunirements hi'vv :-en announced hut II is h' l,v. i Unit ihc Incut i:iks ludce v (H tiiS- i nariti'. as he was a mcin hT of thp oriinlziitlon hi-rc. I torn in Monroe conuty. i'eiin- yylvuria. n May :M, lfHK to Kitm-1 in-1 G. and .Mury (Heller) Hehoon-j , iv.-r. tc" nitirrated to Kort Wayne, ! Indiana nlo-n he nss l!t years of ntre. worKlnff at tlio miller's trade there Tor six years. 'l In 1 KG 4 he drove a mule tem ncross tl:: plains to Kastern tlre gon, thenee goim; to Idaho t'lty, Ms., then a hoornlng rlty. where he heraine enKag ') in plsc r min ing., Uil'T he took up learning i from I niatllla iiadlng to the Hnlse Itasln mines and to Walla Walla. His ltrs winter was spent m-Hr U'uli.i Wuthi nnl ufter that he en tered Hie st-Hk husin.ss. locating j w ith ih- Ite.i m n. i-ige n. --. In Wallowa county, and rr ahnut:of fnion. Ih- was one of the nc clght years suhsequent to that t1mtvR aarl rspahl men and his up he cHrri-.l the nmlt and op-ruted rlirhtnens and Integrity won Tor him n stas; iinv hetwevn I'nion and a host of friends, w ho join his rcla V.'aliova, 'Ut8 la Uiuuriiiff iiw luss. Auto Victim Near Ihalh . KLAMATH KA LLH. Or... Al tliouuh no report has yet ln-en mail'- to the police or sheriff. I'Viink I'icholl was mfl to he m;ir il' ti.' li In a local hospital from In .Ml-. Hehnniiover dhl much to In troduce fine stock Into I'nlon coun ty, purchrislog hlooded animals and crossing with t!ie herds thut he 1-rouKlit from Texas, and his ef forts sMmululed many others to Hits work, and the result Is mani fest. The deeedent hoiiht and kmM many farms, and hud heavy Inter ests In the mines in th copla district. Mr. Kchoonover und Miw Anna Morrison were married March in. X7;. Ih r parents avoic nutlves of Scotland. I Mr. Scjioonover us Idintlfled dltton wunderinc ahont the streets. Cole kvivh Unit lo- nd mil her sta te ;ignt tok I'echolt liit r costody and stiirtid for the -tty j;iil when he hroke mwiiv snd run. As I'ech. olt crossed the street run direct ly in front of an antomoht!'' and was thrown to I Ih- p;ivctn. n'. HI "orim-' to jiiri" l rtrt wen- not tM-lleveiJ to he serious.- otim-yi-ll"t I- lujureit. HM.KM. Ore.-lhi)e Cloener of S;icm. sufferesl ruts nliout the ;id and IhhIv whn the neiior eycte lie as rl'ling was run rlo n hy a machine driven hy l, Hewitt of Hherwood. Mr. 'hner was taken tn a physician's office for Christmas Gifts For Someone To. thai an dl-anled iront get mo. fin nil nif that N ic plsctil h 4- hang r d need. hllies thai i-aiinot Im worn out thcrv are an etidh- imni Imt of itH-fnl thliigH In ctcry lioni" that are of no ihI.ic wImtc they are hut of real ai lie If proMrly plactil. A Want Ad felling of Hiftics )hi no longer want will find IH-ople wImi do want tltt-m ami are willing lo pay for lliem. An OlwTirr Hani Atl tf-ls very Utile yet II inrrl- iiH ntcago lo oer IJ.tHin piotile In tin t-n iraiide territory. Uvt MiiM vtm iMdltlsy iniHicy plait- a Waul Ad today. The return arc IniiiHitlatc. Olisrnr Advrrtldng A Uercbjuidisuic SnrTloB. waiti.x; roit voi;i. WAHHINCrrON ( ly the Asm elated rress), II was, reiterated today at the White House th-n the president would make no :it tempt to give consideration lo the invitation from the league un'.ll official confirmation has heen re ceived and studied. "Ma" Ferguson Defiant; Will Not Call Session At'KTIN, Tex. (Ily the Associ ated l'ress) flovernor Miriam A. Kerguson today Issued a statement dei hiring she will not call a spe cial session of the legislature as re. quested hy Hpeaker Lee Hatler whlte und oilier ineinhers of the house. The governor said there Is no necessity for putting the people to this expense as "every efTort should he made to hold the gov ernment appropriations within due hounds of economy." It prohahly dura not represent lu market volue much more than u first-class hattleshlp." he added, "yet It hus heen discussed in the congress over a period of yeai'a und for months at a time." 1'nder thn hearing, tho liegro, Mr. (,'oodtlge. renewed hta pieaa bigotry (Continued on Page Vivo) HAl.KM, tro.r-Aii ordinance will ho Introduced ut Ihn city council meeting providing for nix so-culled for tolerance against traffic streets and requiring all ve hicles to come to a full stop he- fore entering these streets from Int. rsectlng highways. . The st reels affected nre Port land road, Kalr Grounds road. Cap ital street und Kulr Grounds road to Court street, Court street from Ca pi t ol st n et to Ch u rch st reel, Stale street from Church street to ast line of Twenly-flflh and Com mercial street rrom Misie sireci to south dty limits. I'nder this ordinance vehicles will he allowed to turn around only ut Intersections In tho fire district. (ioldeii Wrddins Held HALKM. ore.. Kive generntlons were reprem-nted ut he gohh-u wedding unnlversnry or Mr. and Mrs. A. I. lOile here. Among the IkuchIs were Mrs. Anne Met orK- ie, mother or Mm. Huh-, who i :mi years or age. Mr. und Mrs. Hale were married in Huvls county, .Missouri Jiecem ler fi, 1 R7T. They are the parents or five children. Mr. Hale is 74 years of age. while Mrs. Hale is 6 years Of llge. Mr. Hale was Tornferly engaged In the newspaper huslliess ut Al liiniy, where he puhllslied the Peo ple's Prexs in duo. M ti LAIli;N IIKf.l.NN Ti;itM U.S. DIVORCES GAIN IN YEAR int. Al.lj;. III APs ItODV I SALKM. tire. (irganlxiillon or I tie- roiitmisdon created Ml the las: I seHion of the legislature lo study i and recommend changes In the .courses In the high whools of Die jstute whs perfected here yester-. 1 day through the election of Hr. ifhotgr II. Atden of Willamette j university us ehslrmsn. I Iteshh s lr. Ahh-n th comiols ' .on is rouipow'd of Or. C. J. 1 Htnit h of Portland and H-nator M. 1 L. I-Mdy of Kosehtirg. Memlnrrs of the commission were appoint ' ly Owcrnor Pivrtu. HAL KM, (He. Allan MaeUm-n. I'ortland youth, who arrived at the stato penitentiary here lo start serving a term of four yuars for a statutory crime committed In I'luckaniiis county, today was us,, slgnod to employment in tho flax plant, MucLaren was accompanied here hy a. deputy sheriff from Mult nomah county. It was reported at (he executive department this morning that Miss Grace Kranklln, the girl Involved 'in the case, v Ml eil the executive department hist Tuesday and ph-aded for leniency for her assail ant. Tho girl was accompanied to Hali-iii ly Mrs. W. U. Muci.aren. mother of the youth. Kpldcndc llclleu:d Vnlikcly KLAMATH) KAMA Ore,, No coses of spinal menlnglHtls were reported hy health authorltie ns a result- or th onihreak in the Pollen n city school, ultliomch a suspected case was hroiiKht to a hospital rrom: Honumtu. 3" tunes llshint. Health authorities no not heiteve there will he a general epidemic. California Antted for TrlMmer. HA I. KM, fir". -Governor Ph-rce slrned papers cmicllng that Kdlth Flint he extradited from I'allfornhi, and returned to Hulem, where sil ls wanted on u charge or larceny. Hhe Is under arrest at Kureku, Ham C. Ilurkhart, deputy sheriff. and Mrs. Noma White, couniy Ju yenile officer, left for Kiin-ka In ouest of the prisoner. Miss Flint a am alleged to have stolen a mini her of articles from a Hulem home. In which she m trnployed a a Uuuicslic. WAHHJNOTO.V, (Special) The department of commerce announ ces, that, according to returns re ceived, there were in the United Slates for the calendar year of l!i:M. 1 , 1 7R,2ert marriages perform ed and 17n.H7 divorces granted. For the calendar year 1923, 1.22S. 91!4 marriages and 165,096 divorces were reported. The decreus" In marriages re ported ofr 1324 from the numher In 1 H :i . Is 45,71, or 3.7 p'T cent. The divorces, with f'r counties lacking, show nn lucroase of 5,771, or 8.5 per cent. - Senator Would Abolish U. S. Shipping Board W,HIIIN!TOM (Hy tin; Ahho- Cllll"ll I'lTSH). TWO llll'IIBUIVS .l.-ullntr with the niillcin's shlptilnK prolilHiit und ilvalKm-d lo iml I In; IroulilfS whlrh hnvp citm--.l lli! Iirrucll iH-twrrn III" Wlilt.- Iloirt'- and Ihf Hltlpiilnr IxiBnl ort liroiiRlit forward totJuy In llutm-ii- IttM. Otif of tin-ill, HpniiHoril Ity f'bHlrinan JHi-.. of lli' eon rci- Cdiiimllti'C would provide for tin-dlvort-pliicnt of tin .lilpptliK lioar-l und the flict rmponillon. with all propiTtli;. trun.fi'm'd lo llui corporation. Honator Kdic. H.'nulinian. oi ihoi.u,.- niiollilon or the siilpplo lioaril und finpowprinjt of tho prtiildi'iit to IruiwdT nil rlnnt func llon lo (ho folimirrce dPpHrtln't. NOMINATIONS KNT SK.NATK WAHIIINOTON (By thu A rlat.il I'n-iM). Bevprnl hundred notnlnullona to public offices, niOKlly of potniBtr. w-re wnt lo the wnatp for conflrniutlon to day hy ITciildi-nt coolldir"'. Many of thorn' already namd arr holdlnic offlrn undt r n-c appolnlm.nl". Aiuonit the nani'S ni lhat of (tiMTPtary IJavl.. 'it thp war dcpai'tment, appointed New Jerai'y. In tho othir nuusuie .Inco congreaa adjourned.