La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1926, Image 1

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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY
2&
THE, WEATHER
11 PORTLAND AP) Ore
gon: Rain In th we: rain
or mow In tho east tonight
and Sunday.
VOLUME XXIV.
M KM UK 11 ASSOCIATED l'HESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1926.
ME.MUUli ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 83
TH RIFT IS
TOPIC FOB
NEXT WEFK
El gin Loses
To Tigers In
Hectic Game
Blue and White Team, Al
' thoutrh Onwosition Is
-Great, Chalks Up 19-8
win.
La Grande Organizations
to Join in .National
. Observance ; !
BANKERS LEADING
SPIRIT OF MOVE
II. E. Coolidge Appointed
Head of Local Thrift
Committee; Schools and
' Churches to Help. ...
Thrift ns Ihi' cornerstone to huc
ce?a mid happiness will be urff'd
upon the cltiz-na or ai Ornhde
n xl week, in connection wit li tU-y
nation-wide observance of thrift
week. ; -
: The' bunkers, who more thin
any oIIht individuals, realize the
direct relationship of thrift to con
tentment, are taking tint lend i:i
the movement! With them are
working the Parnt-Tciicher .tisso
cintlons, tho teuchers, tho, preach
era nnil the other clvlc-uilndcd
people of tiie community. -
. K. OntilldKe. who hns been
appointed from siato hciidu,unrt"ivi
to direct til-, local committee, ban
prorircd an hlH assistants: Is-ni"'?
11. Urninwoii, the Hev.O. A. Pl-
Inrd, Superintendent K. A. Hjiyr:
.nnd Krnnk It. Appleby. ' At llu-ir
InsliKnllna. the cninpulffn Is. to be
'rorrleU Into the srhools -and the
churches, nnd into ,,hII i public
WetlngH during ; till week that
can be reached. , ,
Scores lUfkleM Spending.
Convinced that' one of tho jrreut
problems before the 1'nttcd Slat
us a nation Is "To put a curb on
rceklesrt spending nnd inflation of
personal credit, nnd turn oi.fearu
Inir capacity lnio channels that
will inuke for continued nullonil
prosperity,.' tly riVl'un,wu',K'.r
HbehHloua w,'fii't" etiiphiiHinliu? ' Mil;
.vhIuc. -of tliilCt,. in nil of their
jjjatherlnpn. . . . ' , '
III vr -riti and Hreonw'oui) nssoH:i
Hona both Imd sp-chir sp'iikdH
on Hie. subject, at the' mc"llnp
this week. Superintendent Sayre
- llASKin itALI ItKSt lTS
'At ;iin: Ija (inutile 19, II-
glil 8.
At linker: luton 8. linker
Al Itaker: luloii girts 31,
tinker itlrls 21.
At Wnllowa: KnlcrpriMs It!.
Wirihma i!8.
Although hiindlciup''d by th
floor and partisan crowd, tho bin
and whil- hnk"tball team deet
siv-ly defeated tho Kin tosstrs
19 to 8 hist nli; lit at tho bram-h
lint town. The Kamo was hurt!
fought throiiKhout, Kbln putting
up a Htubborti fluht-thnt made
the Kohw difficult.
While La (itainb; waa dcfcalhu?
Kljtrln. the linker q-ilnM. rufttd
a one of the beat in KuNtfrn ttrr
jron, WMR'snowinK Union under ;s5
to S. Tonight the I'nton ftrat and
second tetiina play iier. the itiuin
game -to tiffin nt X;3u p. in., and
tin HecondH' contest an hour curlier,-
in the hlKh Hchool Kym.
Coach ThorHon Hi-pnetts ju'ote
pvn, although the opponentH hel-1
the Heoro low, were never in any
real danirer, largely due to the
excellent teamwork of the nggre
giitioa aa a whole. ThorHon': sys
tem is nuiehlne-llke in Its preri
jlon and n-lles alniOHt cnllrely on
the five's unlly. Although Lynmn
is usually the man to -whom -the.
others feed, lust, night neariy
everyone took a hand in the scor
ing.
Record Fall
( .
I I. in
(Continued on Ptt F(v.
PENNEY STORE
I'rivatr Stephen Itumlrcaii, St.
dmpH-t U.UO rivl townnl .earih
from the cockpit of mi alrt4nne
before liK prchutc uivncl.
lie Mill lind 1 000 frvt to a
when the big itmbrplla broke
Ills fall. 111m plunge before upMi
iiin? his imraeliute Is c6iii(lcreU
a worhl reofU. ,
BENEFIT ARMY
Tj (irande HuhLs I .cm I.
La r.rtinde took the lend In th
first hair, which ended S to fi, die
t two baskets by Zundel and one
eaeji by Larlson and byiimn,
In tho second half the Tigers
opined up with a smoother, rust
ir type of teamwork which nett-.-.l
11 points while Klgln was gutheY-
Inir one lone field basket. Ola.
Vitmli.l imd l.vmini floured In th
seorlng In the last of the gaino. part of the comiuunlty. Is attested
member of the leumiuy i.ne repreei-niauve iiniure oith-
Ia (Iran tli citizens will be inter
ested In the benefit conwft being
planned for January 22. it the. at
lerDaj'Waints' tabernach. A coin-
lullteo of public pirit)d cMlnePs is
sponsoring 'the concert under .tho
leadership of Mrs.- A. I Htelia.ro:
aun. The Katvation Army, which
la doltiK- relief work In I a Grande,
Is lo benefit by the receipts or this
musical program. The Ministerial
association has given its h"irly'en
m MEN
1.10R0 tffl
Committeemen Selected
:' for East Oregon Eco
; nomic Conference
DUFUR GROWER IS
NAMED CHAIRMAN
Lloyd Pierce, H. G. Avery,
.: A. R. Hunter and Gro
vcr Grimmett Chosen
from La Grande
The pconoinlc conrcriMUM'
PRESIDENT
SCORED Bf
C Q P ELAHD
New York Democrat As
sails .Chief for Lack
- of "Big Stick"
SAYS COALSTRIKE
COULD BE STOPPED
Coolidge's Attitude in the
Anthracite Problem Is
Upheld by Reed, Demo
crat, of Missouri.
WASHINGTON y tho Assoc!-
lOaatern Oregon wheal growirs to 4atpd PreHS) President Coolidgti
ba lield at Moro will have for Ita ivfis assailed nnd defended today
chalrnmti, V H. Ingels, of Pufur, In tho simian bucausu of his attl-
acconilng to Information received tude toward tho anthracite sub
hero today. Mr. Ingels operates a pension.
a.oua-acrc wheat farm In Wasco Itccalllng tliut Theodore Itootuv
county, has had n prominent part volt had prevented a tte-up of
In the wheat grades and discount mines during his administration.
work of the federal department, Senator Copuland, Democrat, of
nnd is rated as a capable prcsld- New York, said he felt confidant
ing officer. iJaten for th" con
ference arc February 31, 12 nnd
la.. - .' .
.15. II. Jackson, of tho Oregon
Agricultural college extension aer-
that Coolidge could bring relief in
tho present situation by taking a
similar course.
"Hut doesn't the senator know
the "big .stick" has dwindled con-
vice Is' general secretary. Other sldarably since thoso days,' asked
members of the organisation com- Hoed, Democrat. L of Missouri
mlttec am - A. - It. Shumway; of Heed commended the president for
Milton; U Itarnum, of The Dallas; this uttltud
M. M. Hulden, or Blalock Harry "The' president of tho t'nltod
Plnkerton. of Morn. ' t-ltnten Huh nn more rlirlit tn irn
Ia H.i Hreithuupt, aeorelary of 'outside of tho law than any other
the world supply nnd demand citizen," ho Bald.
sub-cunimlttee of the conference.
is now tn Washington, 1. .,
gathering data on the world sup
ply and demand conditions and
tendencies for use in the confer
ence. Tho federal bureau of cc-'
onomlcs In joining In getting thn
data and muklng them available
Here's Real Radio Romance
I a SS- Mf v L-K xJ . J
F.W. PARKER
THROWS HIS
11III10RIIIG
Gladstone "Standpat Re
, publican" Will Seek
Governorship
WALTER mTpIERCE
EYES U. S. SENATE
Seriously Considering Ad-"
vice of Friends to Keen
Out of "Gubernatorial
Race.'
OHKOON CITY, (By the Abo-
rlutnd Pres.) K. ' W. Barker, of
Gladstone, - announcfl4 r Mb candi
dacy (pr the Republlonn ubrna
torhtl nomination .at a meeting
horn lait night. ,
, Farjter declared be ll out to net
the farmers vote . and declares
hlmult at a "itandnatter Republican."
dorsi'mt'nt to lhi proposed bfm'ftt j particularly from ?andn. ArKen
conc.Tl, and Ihc upprovaroralarfrn
OUTLOOK ROSY
Tim uniiiiiil bniifiui t ot llliv lo' l
!l. C 1','iinry cMinpaiiy Hton for
II h I'lnptuyi'H took plucc TlKimdiiy
.ycnlnu at tin: Tirfln wllh rifi'-n
Im-ojiK pn-wnt. A 'ilollcloiis lur
liy illnn-r waa jtvimI, after whp:li
til,- Ril-M rrporla for 111': yar
vt" Riven to the cuiployi-a.
Til.: kiiIi-h iluriiiB tip: past yar
nliou- a :ailiHriu:t(irv llicroai,', III'
lol'il Iiht-:i!I- for all nf 111
ever (! I'lill'd Hliili n l-lncr more
Ihun $111.0011.000. ItvsullH for Hi''
yar In tin: lot-.nl vluru an: vry
Knilifyimr. '
Th'i sal'-s tiropriiin for Ifl-u whs
nulllm-il In- J. A. T'ilfor.1,.' nian
ap.r. "II Is i stlninl'-'l
Vi-.-ir will nut only !:
your for Hi" J. '" T' lini y I'oinpuny
l-lvrry
iilayil ivllh (In: iilmost Uportmuan-J
ship. niiionllliK to niiimtt. who
addvd thai a team had to he lirtrll
fr-nntltiaort ''li P. Flv.1
Land Settlement Will
Uc Discussed Tuesday
Tin' lnnd wllli'iiii'iil problem
will h" "Xpoimdiil at lln regular
fnrinn luneluoii of Hie rhiiinhor
or coiiini"rie Tuewliiy noon by
Arthur l''oi:ter. who la manager of
Hie land 8"ttleiiiint depart inelit
(for th" commeni: chamber al
Portland.
II. K. foolldC" is wheduleil to
spenk on Ilia purpose of til rift
week.
Tin- meeting will I") pru'slil
ovr by V. M. M fi
of Ihe really braird.
comfcrirl"tr in -cJiurEe.:.
STITJV ItKCI,AIATIOX
.WAHH1NQTON. y the Aliaocl
utc Press) A thorough. Impartial
study of the whole reclamation
problem und adoption of a fixed
i.nllxv u'1,1,-1, unnlil i.1l,lnul nnll-
tlcul influence waft urged today In I
thn n.nnrl llif. nKl.millnn '
imi, ,vun..u.i.., ..... committee or tne Amorlcan En-
other' preliminary work is being glMra.rtnB council - i
' uieinberM, of . Iliu Various ijeelftrjng, thai wldo divergence
Dr. t hai let llei rold. who startled thn world Jli yenra ago
niicn lie broaeb'ast iiiush: bctwOH San fose, t:ui., nun Han Fran
clM'o, will be married .January 21 lo Mrs. Hello IVilenmn In San
' .low. .Miv. llerrolcl will assist her husband as illrevtnr of nulla
KgV. llcmild,. wha holds the first 'radio brniiilcasilug Iksmso
Issued, met Jh-s. Coleinau while Installing a hrbmlcastlng slallon.
1'IERCE DOUBTFUl .
SAI.KM, Ore, (By the Assoc)- .
ntod Press) Oovernor Walter M.
Pierce said lata yesterday he- Is
seriously oonstderlng tha advtoa of
friends that he be a candidate for
United 8tates senator and that he
may abandon hla previous plan
to aeok 're-electlpn-aa governor.
t '!'-ft?ontinlttces,-;vhlrir v'ili
PIILCC t nf n..lnl itn,,.'nnu
i ne preeenei-oi uio aiu, uru'iut' hiTori; mo comerenco lor use in ,,. .,,hu,.,j . Pt,u,,irinB. ....a.
Municipal j.,id for tho opening considering th beet Pulley. ; lml; re.tulremcntH, the, report
,,.,',, ,.,,,,,,.,,, imw BnaiAwaiiim r,H.Il,ton policy should
prognin wiuen is hi Biur,-. iii a'-i". l-ive leading pliaaea 01 w ncai
prouucion . anu maraeiiiiK ur.- ,t., mm ,, , COst of con-1 : J..
each In charge , . .1 . , . . . anoillieuip, 10 reurHuuii; mnr
:' prelci"Ilt.
Real Estate Board to
Hold Session Monday
The T.a rirali'Je Keally biuinl
stores wll! u I al a noon llllieil'illl mull-
duy "I Hi'' Tirfln. William snii-r.
presl'lt nt, will preside over the
meeting and plans for the North
west Itenlliira convention tn be
held here III July w ill, be discus
sed. Sherwood Williams, who r"-
Ihat this lurni-d yest-runy iroin . .ti .
n better J Wiu-liinglon. where li" att'-nil' d
il. miriw Inter d rcrlors ineeuiiit
may be secured from "members .of
th" cominlltec or from' tlic various
pastors of tho city. . :. ;'
The .sponsoring couiluillet: .fol..
loiy: Mrs. A. l. Hlehnrdson.' Mrs.
.lohn Theisen, Mrs. August Klango.
Mra. (ieorge Htoddiiri, Mrs. J.
Holmes, Mrs. K. Itotenlaium, Mrs.
Krank Appleby Mrs. K.' 1'. Mostt
man, Mrs. ! arry., A: ,'Zurbrlok.
Mrs. Jlal llnhlienkainp, Mm. If. S.
ltrownton. Mrs. K. I, Towler, .Mrs.
Hugh Mrady,.Mr. T.. J. Heroggln,
MI'S. Robert Ksklil, Mrs. It, P. 1.011.
.lis, Mrs. Juy Kills, .Mrs. II. K. W.ll
Ihtms, Mrs. U. K. tA'lutin. .Mrs. J.
j IV LU.IUWCH. Airs., , li. 'noniien.
'I' ll k-tinii r.. Mrs: .1. I., ingle. Mis.
11. N. Ability. Mrs. Kred Kiddle,
Mrs. Karl Hltnldiiril. Mia Mnbi.1 A.
ltelinelt.' Mb's Imogen Uus.a.'U all'l
Miss .Mabel Holy.
PIERCE'S STATEMENT y'
PORTLAND, Ore, t Special) .
"I'm on , the fence,".' explained
Governor Pierce here last night,
utter arriving from 8alem. "I
havo always Intended 'running for
one or the other of those two of
fices senator or governor,' but I
haven't made up my mind which '
one. " ' ; ' , . ' r
"It's pretty hard for a rn -
WANTS INFORMATION my political stamna democrat
WASIH.NUTON' (AP) Senator to be elected to anything In a
l,a li'ollcttvt, Helniblkaii, of Wis, state Ilka, .Oregon where the re-v
1'iinslii, totlu)1 Ihtmtliii'iHI a rcsolu. publicans antnumfcer tin "demo.
tlon asking tlin wtvlnry of stale cruts three to one, I don't know
ENTtRl RIHt,, Ore. (Special) (H(M1S ,,,,,,,. .,,,,. Anlcr,.n re- nor or senator. ' : ,
nn MTVu nn
Ihllllla I I UU II II I
GROWERS MEET
XTRA
pollcy,.thul
Bilia rtlMHIIIHIlOn DO CV SUOUIU .. . anai.n m.
. j i i ,i a WHllPiva, cuuniy tnieei ruwrn uiov -M1,fi.i, ,.u ,rM11,,.1. ... u-..
embody ih lirlnclpiy that uny pro- K i . hi. ,inirri cofrnltHm wuh Krnntva lo wcxico.
Tin
of a ha din if whont kiowit.
1'ninn and Wnllowa conhly Krow-j
ith. IuhIiih nu-n. ami fitniii'm
ot ruction und liiutnlenanco by
Oil TAXK i;Xllit)I)FH
(Cnntlnund on Pasa Five.)
assisting In the orgnnlaatloit and Bl'idgCgWMn 89, Bl'lde 50
Leave on Honeymoon
hut for every line of business.
lr. Tedfunl siild tlila morning.
ttr the iiSMOilallon. wilt give
port.
a r"
Legion Selects Cast
For Musical Comedy
CONFERENCE TO
BE SUBJECT OF
HOT LAKE MEET
s-iin'iik'-rs 'will he 'J;rli6Vii! lh
protrrHni. oiMHn'M, nntl tlio milrn
;im pltir il'-rinll'ly nrriMiKd for
th third nntiii;i frononilr ronn-r-pnef
tli:it I'nlfin county will hold
in I,a liniml" tho cond w k or
March, wh'ti Un comniodlty ch.ilr
ni-n-iii""t w)Hi .lr. W. T.. I'hy at
tin -Hot Luk" wtnatoriiim Tucwlay
Pins. -
I'hh will h" lh? rtr.st liivi'tlnf? of
th i t'olnmodlty cluilrmcii 'Ptm-c
Ir, iipHintm.nt. Knrll-r plunn
Tor lhi iMinfcrcnri' were Itrninic1'
by Ihv nrit'ulf tiral cpmniilt'i' with
nlorwni'-n or in' cnumof-r
oinni'Tce tin a whwl'. - .'
Something
You Want
To Rent
If yitif liaw a buc r of fit"
tr gaiagt: ttr ffurm that ""''
want to produce n'venw-rent
II through an tlMTcr Aant
Ail. There nn- nm eplt:
uuttaillly coming lo tho 'llv
anil tt, n-lit-iils an: tnl
Manily fln.lloi a need lo muic
to a Hen rural Ion.
Tell all nbntil jolr tnttcrtr
jom'II n'ltf mon: tpilikly ait'l
will e lite time of lnHo
lnrllgalur. The no-l l nail
a cry Mimll ItrnTlltagt: f
tin: aiiKxinl of n-utal yuu
fciflie. Ami tin- returns are
n-rlalu. Phone jour Waul Ad
or tunic In luilay.
"O burner Ailenllng
A Mwliaiiillslii! B'
With the iinliotincement Mils
morning thai Jostle" Hugh K.
I llradv nits been nsdgned lo the
'lending role In Hie legion's musical
eoineilv. "The Whirl o' th' Townt."
Hi" l"tfluin:ilrcfi are congratiilalliig
tlieni'-lves today that the succ'en
of iai':lr first ntinmil theatrical per-
fortiiHtie" b awiired.
The majority of lh" prlnelpttl
parts were given out last evening.
followed a spirited rehearsal of th
songs by choruses and cast. James
AV. Kvanx. the producer a.n'1 ut
reetnr. lllU'le the nsslgnuients wllh
the assistance of life American ! .
gion committee.
Il'-re are the nani"s of the char
aeters so far 'letermlned:
Jofin l. A.sterliuuld K. S. (iwill
hilns.
l ltl Tuek r- Arehl" t'turk.
Jim l-'eeitey Ib tiry M- loneon.
Tainsmck Ilanklnson t h'sl'-r
Tliotnp:1!!.-
IIltll'Tliake P' te lloke Sudd.
I.nr.1 Algernon Hnltanoodl' I'r.
I!. V. Murphy.
Tol" Knoll Jo" Whllbv.
Min k" r Jenkins- Itav Wllllanu.
Hap lltrird Tom llruce.
lUllltoy Jack llolmi. -
Truly Yours Niulljs Mu James
MrNamce.. .
CnntlnMen Oil Page Five)
ART CONTEST
FINALS BEGIN
fHICAOO, Ry the Awtoclatcd
rres) Al ltii It. WriMcy of i.oni
Imrd. III., K yuur old. foundfr and
prcHlih-nt of tin- Alici H. W'rlHley
Sohp Miinuluchirlnff company, iwt
out yHtrdny on hlH honeymoon
wtlh Ills bride, formerly MIbh Kll
ii he tli JtdwlK, 50, of ChlcHtro.
HocluUon iuiU VonHlder mattoi-H of
oomnibn concern. One of the fie- .:LK KliCMH), Cal, AI') One JjjJJJJ
itiwimniiHi " iiiim hhi iimiruuii imuiiy iiijui--n ,,
ul iln nniirr Iwntiui li'tiu , . ,i ...
na iiwii v iiu -vi.i- . mill irOl.Ty WIIM UlllllUKM iu mu
the otitHpokon ,rccoKnttlon of tho oxtvni of $00,000 when nn 80,i
n;cd. of more Mimnw ran?e. ii imi KI,Uou tank of Oistillftto cx
was practically uureod that tho ap- ,,,Mk.,l at Clio Ktandanl Oil com
plication should bo inadu to Kraao Wy n.riiicry today. Tho cause
(levoral bands of Wallowa county of tho Cxitloton is tin deter mined.
Hneep on ww rorcoi in liamir iuuii
You mustrethember that I've
made a lot of enemies ince I've
been governor'. A man of my type
In pollnca naturally' makee many
Yes, and, tomo friends.
Surtax Provisions to
Go Back to Committee
I'orty-flve ltn Xmys nnd KlrTa
detcrnitued. to a child to carry
off tlic honura for the Hchoolrooiim
tin y wen; proud to 'p-pre-nt
coitip- ted In the whirlwind ftnulH tX nitPwf n. hoill4,. lllx reduction
-W A S H I N f JTf N , (Hy the Anaocl-
lated' I'rew) Th" Important aur
. of
Richardson, Williams
To Dine Drum (;orp3
Hurley '' IMehnr'iwin . and , lEv
Willhiiim will h" hoBta to the - 'JG
Ml' titb' TH f.. tin' Auiorlcuii. Leitlon
drntn rorpa l dlniw-r i '"
o'l lmi Mon -lay , r nlnK at lh Tif
fin. .Mr. WHIlniiin will prisld" )
lOUtMUIMl'T. ' '
Thr purpof" of the dinmr Is to
a-t th" tit'-nilKT of lh? irorpn t
ifelher ltef r" n miming wehly re
h"art;iilH. I'Imh nn to whut th"
drum corpM wilt do durlnir the
coiiiliii? y'nr will. 1 diMcifH d. K"-
hi.iirgiiia Kill HtHrl la about to
of tlip KfHde Hchool dlvlahai of tin
ji (Iranilc aft memory content at
the llhrnry today. :
No on", not even Ihe JudiceH, will
know until the nllil of the rrrand
iiwarding. fiirly in Kebruary. who
won the prl7,", but the committee
that ff:ivf the liHt d"cliucM Hint
there. wai not u younn-Hter compfl
Inir who didn't eurn -a rlht to ape.
chil mention.
In an iivi-rajfe of I wo inlnuten
apl"'( the flrat and second (jriMb-rn
oilhd off the liumfH of their HO
pluturea and the urllnlH who palnl-
I Ihem. They were I'xattunrd
orally, one ul a Iliu", nliorl ly. afi r
ID o'clock.
The third and fourth Rmde elill
ilren had oral b-Bt.M on 3T. plctuna
u.t II, and wen- through b'foro
nonn.
Th" t"Jt for the fifth, sixth,
Hcvnth and eighth Riadc contet
untrt were Klvn. in two Krup4
the yoiinfffllerH Hubmittlng their
bill will Jic rcconHldep'd by ihe
H"iiate fHniH'" commltttM! with a
view to working out a reduction
on Homo of the lower bracketa.
Th" cominlltec decided to re.
open three arli'duh-H today, al
though it previously voted ap
proval of He hoiiM" rates which
would reduce aurtaxca on incomes
more (him $44. "UQ.
The iJemocrata propowd a aub
Ktitutf . Kchcdtili, culling for a
gryal'T reduction.
ly, from which aheep huvo about
dlsuppired. '
The Wallowa County AVoolKfow
ers' UHKoclatJon was reorganized at
thc aeiwlon und Ita byluwa changed
In vurloUM reMpeclH, to conform t9
changea which huv been made ill
forest Her vice luws und regulutlonu.
This ddvinory board was Heeled:
A. ,G. liutterflcld, K. V Johnou. i..
Im llnrtHhorn and It
and .Ihe officers are: K,
i:iiK('iio Parly In Mexico,
From time to time I have been
neked to run for eeaator. Recently .
very receutly, I have been receiv
ing many lutteri from different
parte of tho Hate lo which It wi
said that I should go out for sona
.tor. . t'
"I don't know what I'll do. I'vo
1 ('always thought that I had 16,000
, Kt'QKNK, Ore. A party of Eu more voles In a race for governor
gene men, traveling in the watcrB that I would have in a contest for
of Mexico In a yacht owned by senator. . This .luuoh I - know cer-
t'ampbeii t'hurch or this city, are
enjoying wild hour hunting and
other sports on ,land nnd tire bo-1
ing noMpiiuuiy cmeruuncu ny mv
(!. JolinKOIl PUwl'1' 01 111111 coumry, uucuruinn
a i.im. io a ieii"r received oy iricii'in
(Continued on Pajre 8ik.)
son, president; t u Hurianorn, " - ; - ' . I
' i i i ...i.i,i., the nnriv. Those In the itarty be-
f..rn)Urv ami I rrnsiirrr. sl'lcs M r. Hmumins tire I a liipla ll
).-or.rt Huporvlsor N. J. Hillings IMi Jit li. Dr. V. M. Day and Itlch
and Hung-rs Mcfluln and Cnrpnn- ard Hhore Hiulth.
ler worf prwaMit to iIIhcuhh gnixlng
nllolni'lllB. Mont ot 1 1n? iiiillra.
Hons were pania'd n n inalii.'r or
cours'.'.
TEACHER HAS
DoumciKue Ikushing Up
On English, Etiquette
! A It I H (lli' tli- soclalfd
I'ri'ss) rrt'Hldimt. Itoumcrgui: Is
taking a course In Kngllsli and etl-ttiu-ttt'.
In uullclpatlun of a visit, to
l-Yitnre hy King Ot-orge und Queen
Mary.
It Is ri't'iilkd that the lust time
niisncrs Iu writing. Tlielr plclurn . Queen Mary was here. Doumergue.
llaln contnlti'd 40 Bud Till tltlts, nr. tln u premli r. made the mintage or
J offering her hl left arm lo .Tscorl
(Continued on Tage Five) I her lo dinner. '
Man, Hit By Two Autos,
Fails to Survive Hurts
Hair Waiving Practiced
M'AVISTOX I,JvI:RS i'tlil MILL
LK W'IKTON, Ida. The comme--(al
club uulhorlxed appoint niei.
of a roiitniithe to confer with the
Cli iirwater Timber .compiiny. Lw-
0 T T
l.Ak'KNAN. Missouri (Dy tho
'Awtoi'tated Press) A. school with
a teacher ttut With no pupils In
liv Wnmon MnfWn Phriut I"'""' ""' lnlnml Kmplro Pa-iueing opernieu norm nt mot
iiivii iviv (r ,(.mi,,mIiy- Millwood, Wash., urove, near Here. Tno leacner
' ! relative to entaltlllilng a pulp mill goes lo school everyday, nlthough
LONDON, (Hy the Associated here. "he hoa no one to Instruct.
iVcbh) llnlr Mitlvilig n priielleed I'l-i'sldenl l.oyd irnrrls iinnounc-l Thn school hoard, wishing to
v. .,,.,..., " nm, i.i.ror.i i d Keliriuuv I'J nt t he. tentative hn on tho ai.fo side at Iho opening
ChrlBt Is not altogether dissimilar dale for the. meeting here of fe.l. of Ihe term, employed a teacher,
to the modea of today, M thn de- eral' d commercial cllllts or rxex uunougn mere . nun ooeu o. Vupn
ductlon or l'onnid Wooley. after I'eree. l-wls und Idaho eoinllcs. shortage for some time. t
emivatlng at I'r of t'hiildeeH, Iu
Mes4tiotamlu.
Wooley round a beautiful ex
ample of Humerlim sculpture the
head of the moon goddess. Her
hair Is un elaborately waved coiffure.
William Pollman Given
Office in A. j. L. A.
Snoring ISo Grounds Foi .
Divorce, Courts Declaie
PAItlH (Hy Associated I'fesa). i After the peace, but theso droppp.1
Th" Paris enurls in which Amerl- off when the husband returned,
rans have found It comparatively Thn Judge denied divorce but ad-
linmnptl seaitian ('mm !la Mm
M.MtHflKIKI.I. Ore. AK.-inti-r
Ni ll n, w ho f ll from Hie dk
of th" Hmfth 1 rintn.il Hslurdiv
und viio iKHly was rrcovrV
hMl be, n a rej4(dt nt of I 'oos Hy
for iimny yearn. JHh dlmippa.
niice from lit; jrhooner, h
Trump, w s not lought lo In Jt-"Hf-
Hti) Ihliisf oth r thun u vb II
to frh-mlx wiim-w h'-r ulrout th
lay until be mm mmrinif for t.u
d!t, when
wt-re starl-'
Mike Yokel Beaten in
Match; Spectator Dies
HI'OKANK, (Kv the AfwcliiLd
1T..-.-0 IHI) M'jcske. M'hlrsro
w tN'stbr, won two straight fiilh
from Mlk" Yok , tu Itituut of the
world's Ucht weight w n rHtng
'hmnpionnhlp h r- IhM night In h
Irotil f'-tUund by th" d-ath of ia
stM-eiutor from eclt' tmnt and an
unwh dub d HinH" Im-iwii - It- -
irsifginT opcnitlons i fi rT' Al Woryinske and Meeskv.
Tlic d ad man! Mt-xki: won the first fall In 40
(CooUoued oo Vat Fire.) '
cup wus foun'l on 'Ik- duck of thv
Tramp, fndlcatin trf the ercw Urjt
he bad ni'.-t with a luhibap.
tnlnutts and the mcond tn 6 w-c-onda
knocking out VokU us he
threw blui.
McMlNNVHJ.l-;. On-. (Hy Ihe
ArHoeiui d Prejwi) Aft r Ih Ing
struck by one automobile, - Orrin
Tripllt. 4", was hit by second
ntuchtne whib? bhtg sttended by
lh- driver of the first, and Trlp
lett dbd bulf an hour fitter of
eotiihlnrd Iiijurb-M, The doubb
accld"iit oa'iin d lust night ubout
a mile from here.
Trlub tr. riding a birycb-, a
ntruek down by a machine driven
by Klby Kuufmuu. of Newbrtf.
Kmifmun stopnd, Ills car and wejit
haek to iifsist Trlpplett whin u
mionil t motorist knoek d Ihem
both lo tlhe paveni'-nt. Kuurmaii
had cu' und brutsvs ubout the
head. -JZ.
rilOKMX. Ari. ( Hy Ho- Amso
elaled Press) C. M. UM JOHol ; of
Hell Hunch, N. M., whs ehcled
president of Hi" Ainerlcsn NaHon
al Htvesloek usrvjclatlon at .its
closing session. Luciis C. Hrlte of
Maria. . mah ' nr he persisted In waklnic him up ut
first viee-prcsld"nt, und tdwnrd ,i .ii ..
iiisy to aenh'Vf! seveianci oi ill"
msrrlHire knot, huvi? rul"d Ih-il
stiorlni; does not constltu'e
Krounds for divorce. Neither does
the flirt I hat one of 1 hi parties
In it "hoodoo" to the olher's busi
iiena. A miin sued his wife becaUHC
Burke of Nebraska, William Poll
man of Orecon, Henry Uolco of
Arizona, Oeoriro ltussell Jr., of
Nevsda and Hubbiird Hitsmll of
California were named s second
vlce.presld'-nts. Hlt l-'fke f'lty
was ts b cted utt the l'-i ni" Mmk
pliic:. ;
1IH I'.mploy .SelKKd tirr.
HANOPOINT. Ida. The school
bourd hs aullioilati d Hie employ
ment oi u sehool Prs. The d.r- hurtintC Hi'
clslon was reached after reiom
meiidallons were made by Or. I. hud establish
iilKht and sho countered with
id! I fur divorce on the ground -i
Hint he simred so to idly thet
t ln-re wss no sleiplnic In the same
hoiiH" with him. The judico pre
scribed wpiirite rooms and d,a-ml.sNi-d
both bills.
A K reach woiiuiu murrieii to o
Cjtcch su-d for divorce on Itie
grounds that her husbtmd's t'
turn troui the Interment camp lb
which lie hud heo kept us en
neiiiy subject durlns; the war we
taf tiusluess she It 1 1
hutlt -ip durhiir his ahw nee. Hhe
1 a larice patronsife
O. Wendle. county physkiun. who fimoiiK American officers duriiiff
uNked thai a ours- be employed the war. sho claimed, nnd re-
4 mint the tnarlvt Juvuf cpldcinlchulneU many Ajmirlcttn custouieni
9
(CouUnued on J'uga 6.)
vised the husband to stay awny
rrom the wife's cufs and gel a
Jolt elsewhere. - i
...
The latest Paris freak In woin-
ens blouses la tno "guiao-nmp
blouses, which mule critics are
hulling as "practical at least." T o
shops are offering gy blouses
either printed or embroidered wlt!i
detailed maps of the entire city
of 1'arl. Hlreets are traced with
remurkuble accuracy and tie
Heine Is shown correctly followlnj
lis winding co'irse. although tSo
sky-hluo line which represents thn
river rather flatters its murky
wslers. ( 1 j
The Kloile. Monlmartro nn.I
Montparnasse tra easily recou
nted with th Hotel Ies lnvu!i
tl.s. thn Opera and the 8a ere
Coeiir convent each lo Its proper
place.
II has hern suggested that the
prefect ol police post tho city's
life
f