La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 22, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text''I EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY CITY EDIT 10 N THE WEATHER PORTLAND AP) Ore gon: Unsettled, rain in. tbt west, rain or now lo tba east tonight or Saturday. VOLUME XXIV. SIEMUKK ASSOCIATED l'RKSS LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1926. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 88 b : LA GRANDE IS, LOSES Girls' Team Turns in Vic- - ' r tory of 27 to 22 in Opening Tilt '4 HOME TEAM NOSES ! ' OUT TIGERS 26-25 Blue and White Quintet Will I'lay at Joseph To ; night and at Enterprise . Saturday. . t WAU-OWA, Ore. (Sp.rliil to The Observer) I,u Grande won nnd lost In Wallowa IiihI ninht In 1 n double header, opening 11 thrce J ilny series of games In Wallowa ' county. ; -'.'Tin- Wallowa boys defeated Ihe , TK'"' 2 i I" t In n gallic that. wiih anybody's until the close mid v tin- La Clrunde girls npido It two , straight over the home town sox Met by winning -7 to 22. ; -;, The rii'Hl luilf of Ihe. girls game ; ended 17 lo 10 in favor of the In 1 vnders lint In 1 li latter part, tins ? Wutlownns rallied and scored 12 ' point h while I. a Grande efforts ' netted lint 10. Misses. Owen, Htnnge, and Campbell. . wrw tin; ; uiilMlnuding slurs of the contest. i V MaK Ltnls Kvcn , Imrhtr tin; first half of IIh final 1 . . .- .1 I 1 und Wallowa. made 11 a ,nlp and t tnck aWalr. ending with tin. score ov-n at lo-ult. v The third quarter found Wnl- j ., Iowa on I In: long end of u 22 to 1 ! count. Imt a Tiger 'rally In the lust , down the. margin of victory t und Ihreateiied to slave off . de- j i feat. The l.a Grande ten in scored six points whllo Wallowa counted four. S..-iV.O'V jr, i 'j- l.vinnn and l"o'n sfarretr for &. (ii-amle, and lite . entire, leniit fctmlributed some snappy I'-am-' mirk. i' Tonlghl la (irunde plays t Ju- 1 i (Coiilinnrit on I'ngn Five) BE BEST, CLAIM it ''4' A few who liavcibceii privileged j n attend rcheiir.salH arc of ' the imiIiiImu Unit Hie l.a (irnnde mulite- Jpal band etmert. which will be given In l lie. Arcade thealer Ktinduy vlferiloOll at A o'clock wilt be one .vW 1 1n; best I lie organl.atiou Inus f;-p presented to the puliUc. Vwo saxophone dni-ts are of espe- 'pnuL . Vbfclal 4 lj taki appeal. it is nald, mid should tin house ty storm. The vn-.st.of the program Iw etually good. ' iiecordiug lo Information. -f I larry SnodgniMs and Il irry I'riee wtll attpiar in the saxophone niini- hers, lo be used as encores. Th" r seicHloiiH chiKsen i(re "June Night" and-,,(n the lllue Ijigoon" with arrangements by Andrew JjOtiey, ? .director. The complete p nigra m will be. published In Tho Observer tomor i row. (Tickets, For Legion's Comedy, Eagerly Sought Old Clothes To Sell Clirilic that nre. "old" lo some Hf)ih a in practically ticw to others. Tlicy may be iJlM Mr but 1 1 icy arc Un gooil lo bv tlinmti nwny. If ou i -nun of fl r ford in Cite llicin nun). ou can iIIm-h: if IIhim in Hip niultml ndtntatf f yoiir-df nod I be bn.vir hj MihitMitg IIkiii In mi Olecf it Wmii Ad. i matter wlmt m lmt in m-II of hIim, Ttti i'mii rintl n bujer Al .siunll iM lili-a Uam Ail. I'lioiie If joo l-li or btiiiir joir wtpy In IIk cum I Miiall. Ob rr cr Adrr1lnln Home Robbed Of Valuables During Night Intruder, Who Burglar ized Alpert Home, Also Attempted to Enter the Barrie Residence. Following fust on the heels of the burglarizing of Kkaggs Gro eery store of 227.42 a few nigh! ago, IhhI night someone entered tin- residence of Mr. Alpert, CO" ner of Jleiulork und Adams, and took a fivo-dollur hilt, four dol lars In allver, a Hiring of pcarla, a pocket lull Tc, and a beudcj bag, Tim mi mo man that robbed the Alperl home, the police believe. J u l templed to enter Ken C. Mar i le's residence at 1 6 1 0 M lust night. A neighbor iw the inia jul I ho front door, thence going lo i on oaeji, anti ueettmo auspicious. The would-be lulridcr fled. Footprints In the snow ul the I Burrle place tallied with those (found at the Alpert domicile. Fundamentalism Topic Of Clubs Discussion Willi J. A. Tedford as bout it I members of the Men's Huh of thf Presbyterian church met last even lng, at tin" church. II. II. Cleaver, speaker for the evening, gave an interesting tulh on "Kundamentiil iin In JtcMgio'i." t.. M. lltiinphreys extended an invitation to thone present to the next meeting of the Hub, which will be held at hia home. He re uucHted everyone to be there by (7:45 as he has art interesting pur prise for them. A. It. Hunter will be .speaker at that time upd al ready hus his talk prepared, lie a ti ll oil need last night. Coal Oil Starts Fire But Not in the Stove An nl I "in pi to slat:!, a fire 1 by throwing coal oil inlo a stovtvVe- sulted In u neat tiugedy ' thin ,morni;ig. An ,juhiiloti tloi. Ini-riiedlali-ly followed th aef'ser fire lo Hie Hnoleiltii III Hie (I. M, Hutf .home al.' 2fi(I North Hircli, and, In trying to iul. out the blaae, -Mr. Huff was slightly burned I 'about the face, It Is reported. Kedding, used to smother the flames, was ruined. The tot il I damage Is set at abo'it $r0, ae- Vcording lo the flic chief. The lire, occurred at,7::io a. in. filcn W. ('ampbcll (iiven TT fhemUli-i- (n llu 1 ji rromotion in U.S. Army V. t'limpbcll. l-aelier of ehi tnblrv in the ji firande lilch j school, hasj received nol lee from ft lie government that he has been .eleva.led to the rank of first lieu-' tenant in The Tniled slates reserve army, chemical warfare branch. Klrst l.hiiioii mt Cnitipbe)) re cently look I lie examinations for a second lieutenancy and was agreeably surprised when the no lice came of his new rating. Cit y Akcl fur V.tl.WMl I Hi mage .MA!Shl''li;i,l. Ore. Harr Thortllon applb'd ti, the rlfy ol Miir.vhfleid for damag's atuountini; lo $50.1(00 Tor loss of business damage lo hLs servict- station nnu general handicap caused him while the city was conslrueilng u nine fool conereti. drain past hl.s struc ture. The Thornton walls had to be propped, the paving Sagged It lid business was Interrupted for some weeks on It road way, the tn.ttll thurouglifarn of the clly. Ticket sab s for I le- A merlcaii legion mimical comedy. "The j Whirl o' Hi Town" are piling tip j in lieartening stle, aceonllng to 'Chaster Thompson, who declares 'the drum corps legionnaires und the cst und vhorus iih iiiIhtii are lout to sell the house for both per foriiianies. booked for Tuesday und Wednesday iiIkIi's at Ihc Area tie. t The tickets may be exchanged for , reserved scat coupons any tittup af ter S o'clock Saturday morning at j the (llass l'rug store, he uniiounces. ' Menu while, tin.' principals and : the choruses nre conceal ruling time and energies on their de termination to gle the town the . funniest in iislcn furc; (but ever roiiTjKil the rtiige. While the IdlDiesoiue jtongs and tlie convulsing nonwnw? chaw: at each ot her'a heets from t he first curtain to the finale, there l-t h meuly plot that never wanders too . fir front dramutic probaljlltty. Andrew Jackson Htiills. a foh MmiI is developing happily under tbe nklfl of Justice Hugh K. lirady. wins . at in the Ftute s nat- with all Ha ntleodlng Irrltattona, land an opiortnnlty to seek out bin wa)ward son. Tom. Marion Crowe i (CvuliuuvU on l'uye 6.) He Does It l.elln It. Narinrf. 1'nrls inrni Mr at llio law firm of IMlillry MpIiI laloiM In Ihr ri al ,,Hirf nltm It vtiH-N lo m'lllliK Purls llvor-m. H urrwwpd llio flo cnivt rir lilorla Nwilnsnii. Har old MK onnl. k ail( au Murray niiHinir olhi-rs. 'n,o larLilaii sjslciu is l he nioHl lofck-al ami .sciisIIiIk in Hip world, lin dwlaml, rocpiiily. Nafljiir Is In fivv l'ork un his minimi visit to tin I'nllrd Slatofi, .! DEATH CALLS VVrd hus been received here of Hie d' nlh of Mamue) Canipbell, 7 yenrs old. oiw time, n resident or Ibis clly and Ihc. first train . iIIh- jpatcher In Ui ;ninde. .Mr.-Cuinp-jbell ennie lo I.u Cirande, , lu the Juarly 'suh and. woh Hihr. illHpat J cher here for five yeurs...1 r About 10 -eiirs ago hivmovetl to Heattle, Washlugtonw herW h ntercrf'M lie' employ of the , Northviu.. I'aclftc Itathvuy company. ' lie retired from that service bul a. few months previous to 11h dealh. Mr, Campbell dled suddenly on January i ut Healllc. lln uud his will-, Mrs. Krnestiue Campbell, had just left their family physician. who had declared It bin in the besl oi uettiui, wnen mo elderly man HlumiH-d to Hie pavement deud. He Is survived by his widow. SCARLET FEVER (lASE" PROVES JUST A SCARE A slight lllnesH ami rash -of one or the students of the-'lsland CMy school, thought to be Hcarb't. fever, which rcHiiMed In the closing of (he sehool for -one osy sud funil galion of eniii biiildlug, turned out to be nothing serious, It be came know n here today.. Iioctors declared llial th" child lift mil have scarlet fever und he Is now back In school again. Trailing: Han Will lie ' Enforced in La Grande Although lie road It luvHing and Hi" number of Vehicles HihI might pull theui along are )gion. tmilers must not operate' wlihln Ihc Hiy llmlls. I'ollco Chief Clinl Ilaynes d' -elared today. A clly or dinance barn frulllng in I.u flrsiid a n 1 1 Mr. II a y n m 1 1 1 1 tyii d n to se thai II Is enforced. "There ore too many cars whip ping around corners thai might ruif Inlo the trailers, with subse innl Injuries," Ji m,I. today. VVe have roped off Hiree streets --Pennsylvania, HixHi, and Main -Tor coasting, ami inasmuch as we "mii'I rope streHit'Off for Iraillntr. It won't be tolerated." Three Union. Wallow C'ounty, Boys Hedged CfiltVAr.l.lH. Ore. fHpenlal) --Fifty-four lien, among them On lias lacobsoM, of la (Ininde, hx Jen slon. or I'lfiou, ,nd A. Itlneharl, of Knterprlse. have beon official ly pledged lo the IteuVlT KlllglllS. The lietiver Kntubls. orB-Hiil'xn. I Hon Is a member of the (ntercol- I'lrtHte Knlgliis.'a. national body to foster discipline und uphold school traditions. Mnmt HimmI Snow full f-,nrt. IMMHi IMVHH, Mro.- Snow ut Hie itille.iiK, 4'vst)on around the Iuinc of Mount Hood is derii l?nt this year, according to recreation is! wfi bdie, Mie higher ulli tndes the past wik on nkl run ning Irlps. n Sunday memjH'm of the Hfnd lilvcr Ski club, a new ly organ hf-d Inidy. reached Cloud Ci.p lun. The snow ta about half a ib-cp a In ordinary winters. It w reported. At this in axon snowbanks around the mile-high UovU-trjr oro uvuuMy 10 (vet dt-ep. Si CAMPBELL Local Band To Lead Off Army Recital Benefit Concert Will Be Given Tonight in the K I). S. Talxjrnaclc at 8:15 O'clock. Two dahlng numbers by Hid Jm Grande Municipal band, under An drew Ixmey'a baton, will lead off the concert to be given at Hie I 1. S. labernaclc at 8:15 o'clock this evening for Hie benefit of the Hal vulton Army in it program or whi ter relief work. intercut in Hits benevolent un dertuking with some of the com munity's finest talent conlrihuUug has been so general" that ticket sales hnve progressed In a most encouraging manner, and a full house Ih expected to greet tho en tertainers tonight. The concert is sponsored by Mrs. A. I. Hlchardsoii, chairman, and the following committee: Mesdamcs It. I; 1 4i mils, Quy Kilts, H. K. Will In ins fl 111 I.V'lllill I l tK.l.liuntl W. It. 'Koluu-nkainp Sr.. Jolinrlc0,na luu",K on 1 woman this Tholn. AllKilKt MlHllR,., (1,-DrB.; WOel5 m,d 1,10 tenlh' ,n rc"t HioddurU, I.. llolni.K, Kv.Ayn ,",nl "' "rrvi at midnight when HoH-nliiiuni. tank II. Appli.l.v, MU" 'y Borlon. 3U. waa beul- Uobrt Kakln. J. I.. IiikI,.. II. N. I"" '""'i'oi' by a youlh In fro.nt. AMhby.Kri.dKI.ldln. Ki.H Slod-. of h,'r durd. K. l. MoHniiKin, Hurry A. I 'J'ho imin followed her from tlir ZuibrU-k. 3 1 it I Holinniikiiinp, it. R !how, seizing: her from behind, and Urowiilon, K. i. Towler, llim-li V,. i rlking' her with his f lata. Hcream Urudy, T. J. Kerouirln anil Hie '"K lor help, tho girl fought back. MIsscH Miibi-I A. Hen nel I, j gen 11111 w" .knocked unconscious JuSl V'kujII and Mubel Doty Tho Program. The- program In Hie order (n which It will bo presented is given here: .Mverturc, 'Moriiing, Noon and Night" (Huppe) and dcscripllvo. "A lluntlnjr Scene" (Hucalossl) La Grande Municipal baud. , Itarllone solo, "Sylvia" (Speaks) Itayinond O. Williams. ItusHlim danw Sally and Judy Siegrlst. Hopraoo aolo, "Scenes That Are Brightest" from! "Maritana" (W. Vincent Svallace) Miss Adelaide Itulh Clark. Mule uuuiiet, "The Itosury" (N vln) and a selected number CJuimbar of, commerce. MUitrlet,. t. JUitton, jtfmer I, ' HtoIard, itleorge S. IJinib mid Sherwood Wlllliiina. Hoprano solo. i"Wdig of ThaiiHS glvlng" (AllHseii) Mrs.. Itny Ful ler. ' Sextet. "Whlli; ButterHy" (Uen za) and "Mighty lik' (t Hose (Nc- fPnntlniid on Pir Flvit.l THREE Ei W KLAMATH KAU.S, Ore .(My the Asuoclaled J'ress) Three members of one family were bll f ni liv a rn bb'H-bifiilid i loir on ji farm near llorrls. lusl over the Ciiilfornla line, according lu u ills- BY ID' DOG patch r Ived here today. Sailor .lack woous, or i oos iay. 'Those were Hlmer Marshall, his hi.sl night won two of thre fulls wire, and their son. Serum was from lull Thornton. Portland light rushed lo Ihe farm and Ihe vie heavyweight wrestbT. Tho wln ilins are now undergoing I'asleiir ncr Is to !' matched with. Tod treutmenls. Thye here early In February. Imbler Votes To Better Street Lighting System Carpentier . j I - .'.' VC't J i . - - (iiH"sr 'rniniitk-r nrrhiil lit 1 nlliil SliiK, this time a- lite iiuniager nf rjuilhia, new i:im jkbii hea wrlji'.tt. lie nuiy nliitf few iikU UUimlf. 7. ' T- ,.,SiTt;tti 111 BEITS 6IRLUII1 DAD GOMES Toledo Police Confronted by Second Slugging Case This Week SCREAMSBRING i ' WOMAN'S FATHER " y Authorities Not Inclined - to Link Latest Affair with Slaying ; of Mis3 Mary Handley., TOI.ICDO (By I ho Associated I'rass) A new slugging case today confronted tho Toledo police. The n her father arrived. Tho man fled. . i Authorities are Inclined to bo-, lievo this luteal attack had no. con-' neutlon -with other recent. asaaulta It which a 01 ub waa apparently used tiH a weapon. , Tho attack cuine while police' wen still trying to Bolve the lay ing of .Miss Mary 1 land ley, 4i, whoiio body waa found near her homo this week. Jler head bad been crushed by heavy blows,. Star Theater to Begin Every-iNight Schedule The 8lar lhealer( wlilcli lioa Just been hieii remodeled renovated frntii'rartcfii Jo baaement and ftt traeH'ely furnished , with, carpeta' dnipvrics and lump shields in liar-, monious colors, will begin an ev ery night schedule of movlea Bun day, January III. . . . Home especially , good bookings. Including ThoniHH Melghan - In "Irish Luck" nnd Haymond rGrif-. flHi in "Hands I p.;1 are anvouuoed lor Hie Sunday night eliaugea. , Thei latler-week plctnrea will b ol, tti type that 1ms prevailed at the.Htar up lo this Hiiie with western and action nipvlea predonilnallng. r : T(Jie remodeling program has in cluded a transformation of the stage-end or Ihe theater, closing In l he open spaces tit tho sldea with arc-walls.! A home-llko uppear-' .'itiee Is given Hie whole place by the addition of taupe carpet and draperies In a mulberry tone. Klghi new shields have been ordered for the lights along the walla. s . SAIMUt VMIK WINS, H HANTS PASS.' Ore. (AT) , IMHLKIt. Ore. Hpelal) The election held here for acceptance or rejection of a proposed municipal Mghtlng ssli-m carried by a vote or :ir, to 3. The meiuber of tbe council will order retuoMil of the flag pole, from Hie center of Die square and In niHtallatlnu of a 400 candle power light. Other UshU In the clly will remain In the saute position aft now with the candle power Increased to l'i. Four new lights will be placed where most needed. The ssicm will he controlled by 8 stop lock uud Hie work of Installation will be started within the next two we k-. ''Imbler ha long needed this Int. proieinent in the llirhllng of thi elty since several verious accldij haw occurred due trt poorly light ed si reels," u. resident stints up the situation. XISSIONAUV i.o;h KAST, ri;Nii,K'rojNr. rue. itcv. j. m. i orneitsoti. for 27 ycMrn a mir siomiry of tbe I'resbylcriun churrli In the Indians on th I tnatillri n- mullon. buM left for Mt. Louis. here his hetid iH.rters will be for work be will do lu th future. fr i be board iff missions of the. ehurvli. His lust md licfore boardinK Iho (unit esHt whs to officiate at the ueddbiK of Joiu-ph Hart und Mit Minnie Tottis, The bridegroom is a R-ru dimle of Haskell Institute ami served two years as s. sharp shootcr In Ihc army durlnir the war. llii brldo It ft 'b I'crco ludiuu. Now It's The . : ". ". i ' i ii, i . AfUir thirty fvixn tlm liilornalloaol Canary llrextlvra' assocln- ( Uou lias ileTelopol a whlln canary. It is slnii gelling a talo of angar from Miss Juno Haffner, who will uciid It to Mrs. Cool Itigc. j, (., ., FILIBUSTER IS GOING STRONG WAKIII.XGTOX ,(IJy tlio Assoi'l atrcl PrwiK) A voto on the Iuum- tluu: of llniltlnK dobate on tlio world iwirt, was assured today when wrters tweured more eoltrt sniiporters than rnougli ,sliUiiwUli B Jiell. 'lion W4ilis"f rWh TTtioiR AVABlflNfOTOhr (By llio Associ ated Presa) Tlio world court sup porters ag-Hlti showed slims today of rcHOrtlner to heroic measures to brlnr llu. .Issue lo a voto lir the 'hlin oppbaenta kept the floor -wtth'un ottiloricai marathon cov ering a vide range of international problems. Senator Koblnson. Iouio crullc leader, after conferring with other court proponents, announced that the rule' limiting debato would be Invoked tomorrow unluas an agreement is reached mcanllmo fix ing the time for a roil call. BELGRADE PLOT ARRESTS REACH FIVE HUNDRED liKI.Glt A1U-J (By tho Atwoclated Vrcsa) IMscovery of a plot uguln st the lives of King Alexander and his cublnet mlulsLera Is believed to be behind tlm sudden declulou of Treniler ruchitch lo return from ltlvlern. whero ha went for hill health January 1. . The police are continuing wide spread rnlds upon tint homes of knoun communists, nnd tlm num ber of persons arrcHled has reach ed Bl. The plot' In wild to have been revealed first by ti workmuu who was lavishly upending money lie. said he received from Moscow as part payment for. work ho wuh to execute. . Baker Bids for State , Highway Shop, Garage ' I'UItTLANIt. ore, (Uy Hie As sociated 1'resH) An offer was made yesterday to tho htfchway conuttlsslon by 'the JJaker county court of a block ot land In I laker free of charge one block off the Old Oregon Trail for machine shop and RaruKc purposes. It was refer red to Chairman Duby for consid eration. Action pn tho offer will 1 - taken at the net mouth's meet ing. Tho Karate and hhopu are now located In iM. Orcnde. t bt tho utate'a policy to seipt permanent locutions for Its headquarterH In different parta of Ihe stale and to erect permanent buildings to lious them. bTOCK INCHIiAMi VOTfcM HA1J-:U. Ore. Olrectora of the Miles Linen company, which Was Incorporated here a year ago, met und lltcreased the capital stock of the -orpnratlon by $:o.ooo. The nrjir capital will be used In pur chasing machinery and Increasing j lhcupelty of Ihe plant. The financial report showed thut (hf plant has made a profit 'f $1,241 since It stuit'd operations tK-totsr 1 last yr. In event tho mar et eon tin lea utlsfm:lory a night shift win be added to tho present wurklDf lurthf. ' White Canary XTRA Appituvi w Titi.-'rv ItOMl'l (AP) The chamber of ill put Ira tiHlay approved tlio Ixi- camo ItxMily. ItAl.tiHIIHTV AllltAKiM'.ll NEW YOHK (AP) Hurry M. : UaiiKlicrty, former United Hlates attorney general, was arralKned to- day before Inderal Juilnu TliaMi. fr failure to. aiiMver quertlqw mi Urtrtam rwmroSi imtTer sub- IKK-na In the leccnt Investigation ooflicerning tlio Ainerlcan Metal company HHIflllTli KTHIKi; OW. MAHHIN(i'IXN (AP) Hcnator . Pepper, Itepulillcaii, tit Pcnn-syl- anla, toiluy announced In tlio sen. ate that tlm anthracite slrlko had been settled. When told of tlio operators' .statement hi Phlhulcl- m'1 ""- wn lM,!M'l Information from a source bo believes to lo reliable. i k;iiti:k akiiksykd lU-AMATII J'AtLS, Ore AI) im I'orfiiiiiu, well known J'tudflc coast lightweight Imxcr is miller anvst at Jack)!!, Tcitn., 011 nit Imlltiiiieni, returned laH August, rlinrglng him with murdering an unidentified stranger ttt Weed, ('al., ncconllug to in format Ion re ceived tiHluy by 11 local officer. Patrolmen Encaee in Modern Duel with Guns! - SAN' I'ltANCIHCO Hy tlm A - hoc In ted I'icbs) Two Kpccial of- fleers employed as watchmen de elded last nlglit to settle an argu luenl wlllr kuiih. Hpcchil Police- mail Fred Grant was almost In- s' an My killed and Ham Hhlpmnu, i"K of tho Illinois Agricultural as Morse, patrolman, wartTiuvurety In sociallon. ; J tired when they stood til most too, Acting t li r 0 u g h Co-opcrativo to too on a dark street and bcKunj groups representing certain crops. exchaiiKlng shots. The duel took such a farm, board. Lowden said, place Just off Market atreet whero j might expect to prevent ruinous hundreds of pedestrians were pasa- over-production Which from time lug by. A number of Han Krun- to time confronts agricultural p ro ds l-o police heard the shooting but ducers, "turning the surplus of th arrived after both men had been very essentials of life from a bur shot down. Five shots were fired, den Into a blessing.". Boreas Chilling Middle West; Next Act In East c'HICAflt'. iUy Ihe Associated Press) Old Koreas. jiiRfrler of temperatureK, did his famoua mer cury vanishing net todiiy, ami as a result the northern setiou of Up country, from the Kocklcri to Ohio, read tlie thermometer In lerma ot zero or less. The Atlantic seabonrd la the next loculo for the chilling spect acle, forecasters say. OLI 1 KtHKIIX ViKNVKIt, Colo. (By the Associ ated Press) The ftocky mountain region was promised little imme diate relief from the biting cold that haa prevailed during the hist 2i hours by the jvb tlicr buniin. A I I h o it k h hMlc snow fell throughout Hie region during the day. the foretaster Issued "unset tled und continued culd" warning Huow flurries were reported from Northern Wyoming, Mon tana, and from purls of Utah wllh lowest temperatures from the Eastern Dukotus and moving still HIS PLAN REFUSED BY OPERATORS Latest Effort ' to End Coal Strike Has Ap parently Failed presidenFle wis : WILLING TO TALK Anthracite Operators An nounce Today They Will Not Now. Re-Enter Negotiations. PHILADELPHIA' f Rv h. . cUtcd I'rwn) Tno latest effort lo end tho coal Mrlke haa appar. fully failed. Anthracite opera, ton announced toda thai tlwv j will not re-enter Mcotlatloiia with the minora to end On lone aun. Iienslon on the baala ot the nlau proKXMHl by the Scnuton Time. BCRANTON, Pa. " 8jr the Aa oclateiPre8a) PrMldant John U Lewta. of tho United Mine Work ers today accented aa a bul, fnr I negotiations the plan Kdvmncod by ; the Scranton Times for a aettlement I of the anthracite coal strike. W. w. Inglla, chairman of tho anthracite operators' neiotlattng committee, already has favored tho plan as a busla for Bet-ottallons. I Lewis said he la wllllna- to join' Inglls In another mentlns- In an ,1U",mp1t.1, a5r,e?.on "ttlement that will send 1(8,000 mine work ers buck lo work. WIl,KE8 BARRB, Pa. (By tho Ansoelnted Press) A hew plan for. the i.itimnnf n iii COttl Btrlko hlui b)lan pf(lced bBf 7i? T". "B "! nenOorti ad.-JLS2wJn nrlnclnln h. itaMe nr. sr i..... chairmun of the anthracite wai' , liegotiatioh committee, , Tho plan was presented by E. J. I,ynett, editor of -,!the Scranton Times. Briefly It 'provides for an Immediate return to work of the miners, iulve year contract on the basis of the old wage scale, unless chunges aro made by agreement at a conference which ' may bo culled 60 days before tbe two years havo elapsed from the signing of 1110 coniruci, ana aa agreement to remain ut work until the end of .tho G-ycnr period p'a ZrT board to regulate crop production 1 for tho farmer, as tho federal re- servo board adjust nation-wldo credit facilities for the Industrial world, was advocated, today by Krank O. Lowden, former governor of Illinois, befdre the annual meet further cuatwurd. SNOW IV IT AH SAM' IjAKK CITT (By tho As Hoctatcd Press) After putting to ronti; fenrs of a svrlpuo drought next flummer by adding to tho Vter reaervo on neighboring mountaluif, moistening nearby de sert sheep run res and aufely cov ering winter wheat snows that, reuched 10 Inches In two recent storms were resumed late yester day. KNOW MELTHTO HKItE Although slight flurries of snow (ant ulRht and this morning added a traen to the elfht Inchca na,'ll hud sccumulated hero up to hist evening. Hip sky cleared off this morning and sunshine brought a nttsn lu tho mercury to a point above, aero, Tho snow Is melting to some ex tent but unless a "Chinook" comes It Is likely1 that 1htf Cover ing will remain over tho ground fur tome time , .... ; (Continued on Pas Five) FEDlil BOARD FAVORED