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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY
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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER ,
PORTLAND AP) Ore- ,
gon Rain In the west, rain
or snow In the tul tonlcht
and Thursday. Wanner to-'
night.
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VOLUME XXIV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1926. . member associated press
MKMUKlt ASSOCIATE!) rilESS
NUMBER 86
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STORE TILL
, ED OF
-$227 CASH
Skaggs Grocerj Burglar
ized lictween 0:yo and
' .7 P. M. Last Night
PICK USED TO PRY
OPEN BACK DOOR
Half -Hour Absence of
. Employes Utilized by
Robber Police. Work
ing on Case Today.
' Thi'.1 rirwt rolih'Ty of imy Hlzn to
tnko lilMco- In La Grnmlu for hi-v-'
iml -jinnnthH, oi'rured i-nrly l:iHt
nlKlit whi-n HfMin-gno burtflnrlzi'il
Hit- Kktitrcs fSfocfry Btn till of
$2-27. 42 tind i'Hrnrd,. c;ivlns HQ
trurc lis to ltli-nlity. , 1
Yin. inoni-y !iul lii'i-n li'ft In llir
till, 1 1n police report HtulcH, while
( iiiployos iind ttn- niuimwr wont to
dinner. . I'pon llielr return, - t
een o'elnek. the till wiin rounil
empty. Tiny hud been out but
,e'lf III! luillf. . , , -V
Kill nil, n SVik' , rVcR.'. l" -"i-li
the buck door, which wnH hrn-uT
npi-n- from Ihu outHtde 'by munns
of n pick.
The theft W118 rojiprted to the
onllee' Immelllulely but H conHe.
.illltl nil-e, .......... i---
duee finythlntr. .
1 Toduy rollee Chief Tllnl Huy
iich In worklne on u theory, which
bo will not dlvulitc publicly, which
'be believes inny lend to nn nrreHt.
Ja-U Cliifks In Till
i The robber.' whoevi-r he w8,
took cush rrom' Ihe till,, leaving
umnolesled a nu)bcr of checks.
.No croceHes or other articles of
nierehiindlntf were lotiched.
' The theory held by many Is Hint
Home one, either u locul .resident
or n transient." wiin "broke" nnd
Hunk this 41H11IIU to T" JilenW, . his
fund's, prohiibly millelni? I he de.
piirlnie or the men from Ihe store
mid luUlitK iidviinlutre of their ab
sence by Immediately hruukllii?
into the store, robbluK Hp) tlll.iind
dep:ii;tint?., ' '
one hnnilreil ilulhiiH. ruised
through -n serii s of luncheons plun-!-
rnr lluil purpose, whs turned
over . to the state scholarship
i riinil Tuesday afternoon by the
lie ml., i s of I be .Neighborhood
i lilb In wsslon at Hu lr iilartersln
the library I.liil'llliii.
. I,a tlrande clubwomen feel n
sii.elal Interest In the success of
the -scholarship loan fund move!
mi nt, since it was Instliniled' tlur
Inir the stale convenllon In this
city 17 years ace. 'I he NelKhbor-
ln.i.il elllli lias been one of the
,...wi in,,. ml iliiniirs of this. branch
of eihn
i.iitli.nnl work 11 11" Slllle
fi'deriitlnlt.
Mrs. Ueorge It. I.ynuin bd Ih
i.inii vi-Ktenliiv In a study of ih
fidk iniisie . and dnneei
.iirr.n nt niitlnns. Illuslrnilm;
of
her
exposition by means of a folksong
(Continued on Tugo Five)
IIN1SE
CLUB'S QUOTA
Solo Selections Will
, Add To
Want
To Sell
Your Car?
IVrlMps on pnfcr to ?ell onr
ear dlre'i ml her than to trade.
It In to n denier or M-rhnM
o have no girat um for M
mid want to uei the muney onl
of ymir Investment.
An Olr-Ter Mailt AiP will g"t
ymi hi linmeillnli lomii wild
IMiiple wlm nre inlenti'd In
buying iniI tar prcpamtoty
lo spring motoring. It U I be
blcnl time to present our vtr
Utr Mil. The col i MiinJI
on!) I IK' ht line for the flrt
lifH'rlhii nml 7r llierenfler.
rinnic l;iln :tT r brlni lit
it eoiiy. lEcini-inlMT to fell
At J. hIhhiI n bat imi ft IIi t
m II. Vtm'tl net llu buyers and
eilmiunle tnrioiiy reker.
"Ob-rrer Advert In Int
A MerUuuiUMne ftdfloe.1'
Old Engineer
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I V V 1
Chnrllc Troll. Sacrnimiilo,
Oiil.i hold, tvo rM)rls III rail
roading. , llu's been. Willi "
eompmiy tur VHI years and lui
Ix'cn an ciiBiiifcc foe 80" yours.
Troll lias juM lvllrctl.
Heven members of the board of
directors of, the Home Indepen
dent Telephone company wee
elected yesterday Afternoon wh
the unn inl stockholders' meetlnn
of the company was held at tlv
iDh nhone offices Iptc. The direc
tors arc William K. d'rowc,
11. Hunter, S. I. Crowr, "i It.
i:berharil, John '". . MaclMrerso.i,
II. -K. lilxon nnd 11. A. Zurbrlck.
AllhutiBh financial reports . of
last yeur'B business have not yt!
lccn completed business for: the
past year Is. about normal, show-1
biK 11 sIlBhl ' Incretisc In the city,'
Mr, Crowe said Ihls .mornlnff. "An
nual financial statements which
lit" cvnl lo Ihe stockholders euclr
year will be sent but as" suon mi
they al-e completed. ' . : .
A directors' meclliiK was dle.t.1
followlntr -tlii. shareholders session
and officers were elected, as fo!-1
low': president, WlU'am S. Crowe:
vice prnsidMnt; Albert It.- Hunter:
secrelnry-l ri.'asurer nnd Rencral
manager, S. I). Crowe, and (V.!l.
Kberliard. Beni-ral council. . m
NORMAL PHONE
BUSINESSHERE
Radii) Fans Will RlCCt '- ,1:II fr""r low mark, made
- To Organize Tonight;H,7rf,1,,V;7: , , '
' , 0 ' A foir. whleh; ifld o(, ((Inperae
. 1 '- . . , jytilll after 8 o'eloeh, aecotiuwinied
Th'-re will be a ineefJaf of nllnhu drop In le.nip'eralure. . Hy lhfi.1
radio, owmith of Mi'-' rlly-lhla evn-jilmn (ho me'rcurj' wa hovering
lug at 7:3i o'clnek'AvHh II. K. Will-juroimd 0 desreea ftbovu.
lams at lhe l.;t (lra-mb : Kl-. trle s0 r,.p0rl of frnicii water plpeft
I'ompniiy'H Ktore Tor tin- purpose of I or unv diim.tf,f Q property were
forming an orgnnl.nllon to ' get ri.c,.v;.d Ul0 vHy Uundlng lo
eoneerled .fiction lo etltnlnaje Ihjay a ;
fjlHniriiiinr'" ratlin in nuvu iii--m t
, rxiM-rleneliw ihirhtK' Ihe punt aev-I
i .
eral weeks.
A permanent radio
probahly be organized.
club Will
WIIJi hl ll.D Oil, TANKS
r.tiXNKUS KKKKY. Idaho Tin
II. Knrl (TiieU Oil comiany, Havre.
Mnnt.. lias h;i.S"d sp:iee on
lir
at Northern railway right ofj
, "y. cam in in
local sloehyards.)
wli'-re II
will place Hire.- tltrlulil ,
gasoline. Mlm-age lantts, each hav-
lug eapacily of a lank ear. Two
InnUK are on (he ground and the
third Is on Ihe way. The company
will construct
nil pumphoii.c,
Oasnllne from the Havre and Hill -
rd reflnvrll H will lie lKill.ll. il.
Band Concert
A gn at many p- ople are mi-
aware that John Thlllp Kousn.
march Klnir. ever composed any
Keieciinn oHht than a march but
nexl Sunday afti'rnoon. when uietsiiait serve om uuiiiorliy.
I . (Irande municipal band concert
!l held al 4 o'clock in the Arcade
theatre. donated through the
court' -sy of .Mey.-ni and Itowen,
one of Ihe members that will be;
fcatured Is Suusa's suite ,'well
ern of Tlie WeMt-rn World." The
two nunitiers from this suite lo be
played
The While Man" ami
"The iilaek Man" will giv
all tin
opportunity to hear the great bund
leader J
Andrew
liln best, according to
loney. director.
The .).. feature of Ihe recital
will 1. Air Varle from "Soilinfi ill-
l.i.ii." It.lllnli bv- Ib.rrv Price,
clurlncteHi. There is ample op-
mtriiinitv In this nunilM-r lo di.
i.lav soioM ni-comidlshments.
Prior to bis n Bld- nc- In Ijx
Grande Mr. Price held s-vral i continued untlr midnight. Tliose iftortoua r union. TIiom- or hh who ; he cabinet with fiiiHiav Stre--tmiKirtunt
posillons. Including solo ' prc.-nt were unanimous In roneur- buve made Ihe Irlp know lhal il'mi.nn bobbin; UUt old foreign j'
work Hh the S"Vnth Infantry : rl with the fin-men thai It Vrif!ls so." J fairs portfolio.
band. V. S. A., which Is heard fee-
oitently over the nidio from Porl- h-re forborne thin'.
land. I The proc' dn from Ihe of
.lr. Price, however. do . not'tbketn will b used for the bene.
confine bin talents to the clarinet
Make Plans
, For County
Conference
Twenty-Two Meet at Hot
Lake Last Night to
Consider Coining Agri
cultural Event.
. Twenty. Uvo ' people from ull
parts of Union county met willi
hr, W. T. Vny. nt Hot Lake, for
dinner Inst, evening to kiy . plans
for Vnlou counties third . annual
.lu-ononiic Vonfrnco. A. : (finltj
tlmo Xor t confrmnco yiiHs not.
yt 1khh UtH'tdctl " upoa but t will
be durlncr i-lthcr the flrat or a?
oiul vek In lrire-1. , PrcvloUH to
thin, tltne- Is has b-fn tho cond
wwk In Mi.ireln .. 4
Thow proBcnt lant nUht . in
cluded til 11 cojunjodlty rliuiriuru
of thfv -urlous. proupa of tho con
fvrrneo; nitMiiuTM of Oio chanibor
of coinniPrcc - ngrrlculltlml : mid
Itfaltli eoinmlUopg, Cbunly Hcliool
Suporlnltildeiit , Kl. A. ; Hayrn,lt Ar
tniir I'DHtor, mnnnwr of Inn land
wnltlrmonL , deportment' "of t the
rriland ' chijmbfr of commercn,
Krrd -T'urrey, llan'ey Mittlliewn
ii nd Floyd McKonnon, of Im. Oran
do. -V, , , ',. :,. .,
' Two days will be'dovoted totlic
conference .thin year-for. tho flmt
time, 'with ono ovonlnar ' bkhIoh.
Spet'lal Hp(alter.i will bn In nttond
nne.e.from tho Oregon Ajfrlcultuml
I'aUrire. , ; , ' "
TIrco Department . '
(Commodity chairmen will cull
meetinicn' of, their' commKtenti pre.
vloua to the conference and the
vfirst forenoon will bn , devoted 10
re po rt a fro in t h o va rl oua d e pa rt-
inenta. The, other dy and a half
and the evening" aeaslon will be
given over to general lectures.
Three new departments .'have
bieir nddod to the conference In-
Albert.cludlnff a depurlrnent' or hoinw eco;
rioirik-fl with Mrs. S. K. Miller, of
(QontlmiM on 1iw: 1f,V
" A nt w. Itfw tetiiprraiure for thla
yeiir wa.s e(liililinhed early IIiIh
morning. lefore daybreak, wheh
the eove.riiiiienl Uiermonieter above
Ihe munleliHil liulldlnir reirtslered a
I minimum of IS decrees above aero.
I Tills murk Is si decrees colder
Karnierrt, wMh frum Ihree lo four
Inehej of snow covering wlnler
sown wheat, fear no damage from
Hie eolder wathei.
The weather forecast today pre
dleta warnier lemperalures tonight
with probable snow fall In thi?
section of I lie state.
,
( rx4 r.4
- m. i.viimmj viautm
, luna I)UC .Ian. I
r
Kinals In the nrt iimniory eontesl
Tor high M'liool Mudent nnd club,
j women will he conducted at 1h-
I Netchhrirhood club rooms In the 11-
. brary building Saturday, Januar
r.. It Ih announced tmlay by Mrs.
M. I. Mow man, of the commlitee
In eh.irge. Tests will be given both
J orally and In writing. .
j The eon i est among I lie high
1 school pupil ban depended upon
I the rccislrntioii of 10 per cent of
ii en citu'ji i ur en i ninur, ruuuin
tlal prizes of from $ III to $i0 have
jful COUtefltallls.
i To avoid uucsflutia of prontinela.
jHon of the namea of pictures and
their imlnters. tho eominlltec v,y,
i decreed thnt Vbs1erVi dictionary
! The county easay contest will
come Iq climax on lib- same day
aa the memory content, the cum-
nilltcc announces,
100 Attend La (Jrandc
Fire Department Dance
With aiiitrozinittielf 4utt In nt
' I'nuanee, me ruin annual ijl
f;rando Voluntoer l-Tre depart
m-nPn ball. Ih Id last night nt Zubcr
. " " fvonlcl MS fiiC most sue
l eessful given since 111- ruMom Of
benefit dances was Inaugunilcd by
', h' departm-nt
f Hanelny beyan at 9 o'elock, to
music by Mann's orehculra, and
oie of the be-t public dances ywn
j fit of ihe department. The ticket
MERGUR
DDI
TO Li POINT
sale waa gri aUr this year thun ever
Ibaore. t (,......
HUNGRY MOB
MAKES RUN
OU STATION
Victims of the Anthracite
Strike; Storm 'Relief
: Headquaitet;s ;
POLICE CALLED TO
DISPERSE CROWD
Hundreds of , Families in
Privation ' Whila Legis
'f lation Awaits Congres
sional Action;' '
HAiirusitrnu, I'a, (i:- the Ah-
nocluted rrt'SH)-rWhlle .leglnlallon
for eonlrol of anthracite mining Ik
waiting for roncresslonal action, to
day reporti of hunger, dlnt.reKM, prl-
-atlon, nnd bankruptcy, rnt the re
sult of the- hard coal alrlke, were
received from Hit! coal rcgiona.
Jltindretht of persons, deiuumHng
fobd, ntorniful the Shamokln chain -
ber of commerce relief alatlon yes
terday. , ' ."' 1 -
The poHro were- Kuininoned to
quiet thn hungry meu, wouifu and
children.
J'onr hundred families are being
cared for by the relio station nnd
hundreds or other organization.
Funds of relief bodies are. rapidly
being depleted. . :
CHICAGO SLAYER
ARRESTED TODAY;
' ADMITS IDENTITY
' KT. LOUIS (Ity the Aasoelaled
rreBH). Martin I'irkln. Chlearm
murderer Nought In a natlon-wldi
search; wan urrenti'd by depart
nnt nt lual ir-n 11 fx.nl a Iw.n. I mill V
am t.tu 11B1...B f,m Mon tnlmtin
Durkln u.ll,.m;.a lilK lil.intlly.
..j.r.. fi.n.l ' In
1,1, I, , Il.r ruciliL ()ffl....
ov.rnHr.wO him before lie coul-J.01 ,"s '" ";'lu i:1''"";. ' .
use ellher nun. " ' ""' l'"r.o.e of Mr. . wler'a In Ik
,A. i.llriirlH,. Iiloml wlm ,I.K"! ,u Ml '""'B l,u't
,,, ,nl..,l llnrl.ln m.l.l ln. urn r.
ried Jturkln In Kant Ht. IhiIh two
weeka ago; inirkln giving litHiinine
uh . I'iirkey, , . '
i iHjrliln la wanted 'for the m'lr
dera of, a" department of justice!
1'iperallve, a poliecman, and a
civilian. -
High School Mimir to
IJe 135-Page Publication
Some rmvel feat area nt Ihe liilii
Mijulr licit MIkm Marjorle War nl.-.;
nut ii4r Miurr lifivi itiit ii NixM-i't
from the lay portion of Ihe attrl-i
nt body will he revealed In a hi--
lal assembly at lite )igh sehool' ' ' I Idlllllllf; Ml
au.lllorl ji.i l-Yiday, Miss ..Mabel A.
metit, announced today. ,
The iinnual will be a IllS-pa-el
volume Ihls year, with a secthm
o vi ring each uctlvily of Ihe slud -
nt body.
Persons outside of seliool who
wfsli lo place (ii'dera may do ho
not later than Wdnesflay. Janu-
iry by calling MIkh Warnier;
Kraiik
Klllpack, . at Hie hirrh
school.
Local People Plan la
Hear Sousa's Band
A number of l.a Oraude- music
lovers, who foe that it Ih an op
portunity of a decade, will Jonrmy
to Maker Sunday, Jan. :t, to hear
John Philip Sousa's hand play
there, Sousa's aggregation, rank-
1 as Ihe leading band of I lie age.
now- on a western tour, will play
only at llaker In I Ins territory.
The UMi.pb ce band w III play
Soiihh's two latent marches "The
National tJome" and "The Mlack
iumi"; i i uuii, r"""iHi im it lav-i
orhes are scheduled. Two prrlor-
uianeeti will h
given, one at 2;3n
p. m. and one. at H : :t o p,
Urges "Return Trip" to
God at Army Camp Sleet
"I like lo think of the p.n,,l
of the profllgal won tin tin- pumbl
of the loxiiiK f"t iter. becuue he in.lhr
the only hero In the story." said 1
the ltcv. Oeorge Albert Pollard lust
e en I nir. addressing an uudlencc of
GU at the camp meeting In Ihe Sal
vation Army halt.
"Thy prodigal non has lived un
der the coal of ecrOUC of
The Journey from home was eai".
but the way buck Is hard - hard
bill not lmiKsHible. And !od, Ihe
Kather, Im waiting to welcome
; hone-. Th return Irlp ends In it
The speaker ronclutb-fl with
tinitHllou to tart the "return
j trip.'
' Tonight the Itev. i V. Imnn,
who has betn pastor of the Chris-
tlun church only si nee Jan. 3, will
bw Iwitr. ,
i : Cant Tell Which One Is Prettiest
y fey1 'T
of - ' x -ft ' "S". I 1.
' ' 'Jf 1 j v J'
' W Jt w't pli'tun-s or 13
ii f .lM-aiillriil. He n-jitiwl All
VOuoJ lu-omineiico in I he book. They are, left, MJwi Mavy Janet Tunibull, Woodward, Okla.,
Ush Ioreno llnybuiii,
T
Arlhur KoHler. manage1!- of tlm
land Heltleni'.'Ut department of tho
t Ul l Ml
orl land ehamlier or commere.
luddl'l'HHed till
membera of the I.u
rwilly l.ourd y.rHl.-iUay (
! l,,'nu(,n WlH'H tlll'Y lllt III till
I JCH-'IHllr In VCHl Ml.-llt -C(J lliy'H
; COIIIll y IJIKHlliy.lll lull llllllllfll I llo
real
Ktate men. Which WOUld flir-
nlh
Ihe laml H;llli;iiuiH depart -
t it wit h IfHtlngH of fariiiH for
Mjile lo be, Hubmltted to the prM
per44vu HetlleiK of reKn. The
Inild Ketllemejit oi'KiuiliUll ion de
siren thai .the listing Uk made of
inrla of fa in i m. We do not want
I he preacnt farinera In veil out
and niovo away,' Mr. Kosler Bald.
"The idea Ih to have smaller furiiri
and in ore luteiiMlfied farming.''
.Mr. Koster'H talk was favorably
Ived by the really lioard and
Klepx will piubably be tul;
n to
i rr i,v,i,, iinHH: ...
I MatfC Jhrill. I'vtWVn 1)1 1
I lirifl -nol only In Ihe use of
money, bnl In Hie exieiidturc of
j1'"" - ' '-""rgy and mind will be
cmpliaKl.e. in a tfmity program or
"'' ''etitral I'arenl-Teiicher ,is.-toein-
"'in al Ihe achool building Thurs-
day evening.
II. IJ. t'onlidgi
who wits a p't
polnled rrotti Portland lo head the
local Ihrlff coniuiitlec, will ulve Ihe'
chief mldi-cHx.
The. Itev. W. ,C Hot s, i paWtor 0m
nounce the invocation,'-' fallowing
j which Ihere will be comniiiiilly
shiKihtf Ifil by Klmer Htoildard.
Music: by (he NetKhborhood club
Meti'ile will be offered aTbr il
Short hllSlleH rfCKMioll.
Ankle-Length Evening:
(.owns Come into Style
NKW VOItK (Ity the AsKurhH
PreH -Ankles innl'-ad of knees
'ar- tiRjiin coining Into style, hvc-
during
Ihe coining
'season are l It ankle tenth, ac-
coiuing to a model uixpiayeo; ai
the annual faahion cliow of the
National OariiM nt Uetalb rs as
soehition. The hiwrr In III line, however. Ih
unfilled to evening dress and for
SETTLEMEN
BODY PLANNEO
tports and rorenoonn costtiineH urejthe atudent bmly, will iilwi nccom
nIIII fbiMlilnCly hort, morl models , pany Ihe wpiad. They expect t
Kllll fbiMlilnCly
s Idoui reat hbig i
n more than
the knees.
Inches below
Forms German Cabinet
To Oust Dictatorship
CKKI.IN fCy AHHoeinted Pmks,.
In preference lo a diclalorslii,i
thn -atetied by President von llln
nt -iirtr. parly haders In Ihe
us . n lelistair hue fortie d a cabinet.
I r. Hans l.uthe, hkhIii h -ails
tl I on llllideiibutg lold pnrlv
jb-adeiM that the ti nation reiiiii-.
ii tiht r a dictatorship or the form
lation of pat thmti ntnry govern
jim nt. 'TIm' sorry exhibitions of
pen nnial government crista must
'tvav. H'j wia.
i - o - isl.s lo Ci-cil J)i; Millo, inovlo director, axklii him to selwt tim
Imt Uh-mi lx, shjIiit lm couldn't decide liclwvcn llicm. so tlicr'U
of C'lovis, N. M.
Branchline
Teams Ready
For Tossers
Tiger Basketball Players
. ' Start Tomorrow on n
3-Day Wallowa County
Wh. fiiUi f;ra'n.leiinl(Hba'irtneii
et fol 'In Wallowa eouuly Thurs
ilny evenlntr for thd flrl xif llireo'
,.,iroiinler im Ihe ;niniliH terH-
or.. i, wl wltli full knowledue
that Uielr fueK have their gun.s ull
primed for victory. . T ,
The blue and white culoin have
not be ii dipped IIiIh ueasun. and
itny one: of the teams acrowf the
eoitnly tine would take particular
autlafadioii In a Tiger defeat,
Itolh boyu' and glrlM' teuma will
eluKh Willi Wallowa tomorrow
night.
MIhh Kill It JuIiuhuh'b lively squad
j gave tin- Wallowa girls a poignant
leinonsti-ittfoii of basketball as it
should be played a eouple of weekti
ago, ami their pupils are eager to
show lliem just how well they
learned the h-suon.
I'eur fbiwpb Most.
The Tigers expect their
sttib-
hoi nest opposition a I JoMi'ph Fri
day night. The lake town boys
cherish a tradition of never having
been b ul en on their own floor.
WUh the, exception of (Inulkc, eenr
ler. the team tins year Is composed "' ruwntl Mm Itallronil
of the same ,en that phlyed'-U ' l Hosevllle. lal.,
Hpctnriil.. seuW up loOh1Wvnry;",n" T "f ,a,wn l W,"T "V"
, . ',. ' .... n , 'I ured after a gun fight with le-
In!, garni' l' '!' l':'lKt
Oregon
tournament last year.
(Although his wards have already
laid IIm Knicrprlaf! team low In a.
auir on the home court. 4.'oaidi
Thorsnn llennelt Is predict Ing no
i-asy victory for Saturday evening
at Ihe Wallowa county seal gym.
Joseph got only a 160 victory over
Knlerprtse. In a game since then,
lieimii Is Jiliglhle,
An encouraging addition lo tin
blue nnd while s'tiiad coiikh with
Die addition of Keuwn, a former
J nr liter player, who has Just ac-
i-Ollllilwhed eligibility by cornpiei.
ing bin flint semester in thn JjIkIi
school he.re.
('oiich liennetl has picked la nu n
for the Wallowa county campaign.
They are Captain fllnss, Keown,
undel, I.yman,' I orison, llaiikv,
McCorkle, Stoddard, Prry and
Williams. MaKers (foes along an
doctor. w n Itichelh ii, of I he
faeiilty, will keep Hcore. 'lalre
McKciiiioii. biiKliieKs manager of
to
I !,..... i ji fill. nd.- nt I ii. in.. Thurs
day, making the trip by stage. The
glrtH wilt co In special cars ar
ranged fur tin m and Miss Johnson.
$105,000,000. Tork' I5il!
Approved by Committee
WAHIIINfiTtiN' t Ity Ihe Ars'i
Cialed PreKa). The Klltoll bill,
anthnrllnir an appropriation of
fliiri.aaa.auo fM new public build
line www approved loday by I he
iioiiKe public buildings coiiiniilt .
Ibraha Man Takes It ride.
llOSAI.IA. Wash. IJoytl
Ilailiiurarteii of the Standard til
foree here wan married at Spiagite
to MIhh Ileiiha l.idki-. After n
short honeymo'in, Ihcy will return
to Kosalla, where their home h.is
uv.n pp.purti. ,
XTRA
HOIY l-Ol.Ml IX HIVEIt in oy navuw. uwn reaa.,..
I tlin LAM), On-. Al-) The 1 he nwlcrlal eubmltted by Cope. :
bwly of a jouiir man about 25 ,an,, '" to Inunlgatlon, but a
years of was fmuid llay on magailne article i .on the world i
a loft raft in a sloufth off WUIam. co"H', written-, years ao, waa or- ,i
tie river. Tim temple had becu ferred yesterday by Meed, of fclis
splltoivn, disclosing a xkull frw-. "pl', " lon anti-world court
timv NothliiK was found on the speech and wn road by the clerk
IkkIv iiulleatinir 1 1.. nuin'a lileniliv. while Henatorg twirled their thumba.
An autopsy'-w III Iwlil to deU-r-..
iniiiili iiiv dtiuw iti ueaiii. - . I
H HACK -mtn
''OHTAM,
Ore. (Al) ticglx-
laiitm regtihiUiiff rwut Imiumch will
ih soMgiit by tiiu urt'tftm bUrto
Nbei'irr.s' iisNoclatlon, an a result of
tmlatlvu agreements at the
con
ventiou lieio today.
IwMtrV ACTION KAVOHUO
WAsHINiI-ON, (AP) A move
for IfiniHHlluto legislature, looking
towtinl llin eoiLstnietlon of a $300,
(MMMHMi Irrlgallon project In - too
Coliniihlu river bnMu huh iliH'Idetl
today nt n conference, of mem tiers
or the aslitngton coiigivs)(oiiiit
delegnlioii and ii preM'ntatlviH of
the latin's Irrigattoii luteretiiH. A
ineaMiiiT. aiillioiiziug the Secretary
of the interior to i-ooiM-rnle with
Hie slater of Wash iitff ton, Oregon,
Idaho, mid Montana Jit reaching
mi agreement on Ihe ilUlslon of
ihe rierM waters will Intro-
ihii-cd tomorrow by Senator iloucs,
of Washington.
SI'i;i;iY .11 STICK
Al III lt. Oil. (AP) ..lobu
Itlackie" MMtn. Thoiuas New. nan,
. . .. ... ..
mid Itaymoud Parker, iiIJhn Uicb
tci'tites In which a fourth band It
was Main, pleaded guilty hi sup-
erlor court tislay ami were sen-
tem-i-d lo from five years to life
imprisonment.
Two Technical Knockouts
Feature Fight Card Here
l. H. A. C. ( Altl I'INAI.S
Coh tuau beats Tlromp.tim In
four itHimln,
Ihnls gels e bnlcal knockout
oer Siniili In wttuid round.
It. Adams ami Johnson fight
to draw.
Pis-k wins oter linker hi
l nnunU.
II. Adauiv win iM-buk-nl
kiHskiMit oer ! N In fifth.
In a card featured by two tech
nical knockouts, two decisions, and
a draw, local fight fans saw much
action lust iiIkM in the I.O. (.
t em pb-. The bout s, uponnorrd by
the tAl (iruflde Athletic flub, er!l j
held the spectators' Interest w hich I
citinu v-d w hen I e Adams of I
I hint Hurt on, had Irish lewls of
WHlla Walla, all but out in Ihej
riflli rotiml In the main event, j
LcwIh Heonds ended lite inesld-'
ed affair by heavtng In hot h at
Hponire and towel ti ! sure the ;
referee didn't overtook one or the
(.titer.
i 'olr man nnd Thompson, of It
t i rniide. opened t lie card and for
four rounds mlved things up in
xnnppy fanhton. i olen.HH was glv-)0rH H(t( ,.Vcn, but peck broke Into
en the decision by Referee Parker., lH. jn the fourth. An ex-
In the s-cond boit Smllh found -hatiae of blows hi Ihe fifth re
Havts Just a llltle too tough
handle. The latter started things,
by svadiiiff liuiitU to Uiu Ilour
DAWES, REED
III VERBAL
EXCHANGE
Yice President; and ' Mis
. souri Senator Enliven
Senate Session : )
WORLD COURT HIT v
, IN SOLON'S TALK
Tax Reduction Bill Re
ported But No Action.
Requested on' Measure
Before Monday. . ,
WASHINGTON (Br tho Ah'mI.
ted Praw) After two nMon
NaUcd hint today from the'acnMa
floor for i-rltlctiio aerate proced
ure. Vice President Dame taaued
a HUtteiociit. Mylu( be owed an
apology lo ono of thrm CopcUnd.
uvniotTat, of New York and had
lnltidil that hh cHtleliim apply
urnerally to certain tactlca tued In
tlic vrld court debate. .
Senator Cop eland aald he Infer,
red Da wen reterraaVto Mm when he
called attention In a. radio ipaech
to Injection Into the aenats record
or an old magoxlne article and .
that he "resented" the vice preal
dent'n "Inaccurate atatement" of
the ease. He had put Into the rc
I ord three newspaper article that
uppeured yeatprday. he aald.. but
had not taken' up 'the ' aenate'a
After Copeland concluded Reed
rvMuimu id inc. ai.iw;K : unnraina
wtlthat-Dawes' remarlce'dver tha-k.
tllo wera irac(lrklly InaaJKIrata In '
tho awiertlon that th tax bill waa
before the scuato and was boinff
Jit Id up.
WAHIUNOTON' (Dy the AbsocI- .
ated Tress-) Front ;tho presiding .
. (CoDtlnuad aa Paa Flva.1 .
NKw YOHK (By the Associated
Tress) Tho Evening Telegram
WW that negotiations - are
.nearly completed for a heavy.
weight championship match be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Gene
Tunney In- July at Boylcs Thirty
.Ben s, mo Jersey city arena can-
ir-olliwl 1.1 Tn Iflnlinrd
trolled by Tex Hlckurd.
Crediting its Information to "a
reliable source" Tho Telegram said
that Dompsey gavo his "vorbal
promise to Mayor Hague, of Jersey -City
and Tex Ktckard over tho
long distance telephone last week,
after previously talking with Billy
fllbson and Tunney at Miami,
Nu."
tho first 1n seconds and then
drove him .o the ropea. Before
the round ended Hmlth again wos
smashed to the mat. The second,
round started off with Pnvta bust
ing Smith for a count of nine an 1
then following up with a aerie
of leads to the face and body,
whereupon Smith ' seconds threw
the towel Into the ring Juat na
their flirhter kissrd the canvas foe
Ihe fourth time.
Adams and Johnson Draw.
M. Adams, of Enterprise, an J
JohiiKon, or Itolae, both tipping
Ihe sculca arjund 166 pounds,
.went lo a draw In (hi final fo-ir-(
round preliminary. Johnson huj
' the advantage during the first two
but In the last Adams overcame
his bud.
o. I. Scott replaced farther us
referee for thn semi-final and
main event. The former, ninnir
fans believed, was one of the best
flghls of the evening and Peckt
who won the decision, was given
credit for turning In a rb-au. sci
entific exhibition of leather push
ing. Peck won the first round, which
waa replete with action, but Uck-
evened things up In the next
frurne. The third endrd wllh hon.
lo HUuvtl In llttlo advantage for eith
In)
FIGHT TUNnI