La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr EASTERN OREXXN'8 LEADING NEWSPAPER-TEN PAGES TODAY rattle . wtm THE WEATHER PORTlANq (AP) Ore gon: Unsettled, rtu In the ' -west, probably rain or' snow In the east tonight and Sat urday, . . VOLUME XXIV. LA GRANDE. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926. NUMBER 94 MfcMBKit ASSOC1AT.ED rilKSS . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS "IIC I T Yi X EDITION lis Damage Suits and Criinr ! Jnal Cases Crowd the v j 1 4 ; 'j, February' Ternj ,, ; THUteB:cSs':'UPV r i FROM ELGIN, ORE, Jjick Ia liiho and George Noblo Will Ijc Tried in . Circuit.- Court During Coming "Month. 'fianiagc sulta and criminal eases crowd .the calendar for 'tho Febru iLrytcrm. of circuit coVt, which convenes 'Monday. ,.'.-,-.!' ;:! v Slated for; Mho ppnlng day ' in the case, of Dr. C M. piuthorn wild seeks payment or a bill- for profcs-: sinnii,!.;,scrvlce alleged '. Iti ' linA'e been' rendered ltalph W. Wutcher. ' liihgo.A. -.Wright represent the. U'n tist; 1J.YJ. - Kitchen, -Ihe puttc.it. i l.. lic'nlinm will lie' counsel In three' .(visea brought "by fcllgln lltl grthl.sr Tuesday la the ph.su Df.West- efn iiond and Mortgago company versus J. II. UarnaH, Joaso ('rum to appear for Ihe defendant; Wed nesday. R f. lfcydeck jigalnat W. I; Keen et a.! who will be repreacnt ed by Cochran ' mid I'.berha rd: Wednesday.. IV -It- flames versus It. Turner,' the ' Mlcr, ,t have Nichols, llnilocfc & Donald na hiw- triv;-..; v .. . . , .win i.t oiie. . t Tho- state's- case. agiUllHf (I'coi'ge Kohlci -lio.:appc:ila from the il rislunor.. the' Justice court convict ing hlAl on a charge of driving while Intoxicated, la acl for .-Friday--. Carl .;Uclin, district, attorney. will prosecute. .- Tho defendant's attor neys areflTt'cn ,HPJV... " Jack. -JJvBli.e, " n.tpciillg from V jiialrp,coiirfclU'bn.tl,K;a for-pd-t- . sesslon'.ot lioiiojv. i The annie allor IK'JK will (appear a In the precede 1 (Contlnued-onl-agafculil,) ,. tjand Thompson . on- or tnroe alleged violators of the. prohibition lai who were rounded up ly the sheriff, nnd three depi(ls 'IllUra i'Ip'v" mornlna- afler an 1 all-nlihi il'.s'e ihroucli the snow eale Vwas filled J.'.IMi and a-nlellced to " SO days, In the counly Jail tlila niorn IliC when lie ndllitlled lo ' .Indse Vluch II. Mrady that ho waa the owner .of mosli found In a diicout rliise liy his Mliack near Medical 0 Hprinj. - .. .1. V. 'Barker nnd A. It. lOnmiuus. the oilier two prisoners, end red Wens of not cullly'lo charge . of lllecal possession of llnuor,. and wr-rc r'leas'il on bonds, of I'.OO each until i":30 'I'liesiiay. when lliey will be tried In Jusllce court. KiSKiiTfoK sn:i:ii.Nt ' II.' M. Ashby paid a ftlle of I0 nnd coals In justice court this iiiosnlhB. plendlnK KUllly - lo a cliarg" of specdlnc. ... , -: i .' Conference Dates Set; r ' March Winning By Comparison Wlirn an mlicnlsrr nmkus an Impartial omupari.so of Ibe raiWa My mvaiu al Ids ill-pn-al I lie per huh of roftdliw nialler as relau-d lu tin: iitini her of nwbei 'llw Obsrrier win-. lniine.llalo approval by a Hlr marglii. IM aihrHMns staff aililf u--of iarle.1 aaliorll-dns imaiis lo supphinnit newpatiiT simU'". nU'llisnil -n 'f illrcct-iill puldbilr. for cianit-. Is "f Rival table. Ilul Uie OlrT-vvr-s inlti,2 sroer Is tlM foil' Hatli-n of MRe.fn a4lcril!.ln In .this iMTltory. I'oli'.lanf" a'l illilon iif ww ami I o a ttanits proves iliat fac. . "Obsnncr AdrcrtUln , a Mrre' ""- dtk." High School Art Contest Is Tomorrow Elcanoi' Cleaver to kei resent L.a uranclc in County-Wide ; Compcti . tion Here. Klcauor Cleaver "will bo 1-a Grande's representative In the url essay coiitcsl for hlffh M'houls of- L'nlon counly. which will hi' 1kIU lit I o'clock KuturclHy nftcrncun at t lie ho nit1 of Mrs. V. Mossmun. Mla I'U-avcp'a ensay on. "Oainn boroutrh'B Hlu rtoy" ' won ' over UioHrt ia -othr nntfnntn ln tr prollnitniiry conloflt lu the high school hre. .' ' The- fthiils hi lli" nrt ' ni'iuory coatont will Im con ducted ut the lllirii.ry tomorrow, . , . i'lubwomon who nro coiiipeDng for Ihe f26 prlr.. offod ly thr nrt UfpHrtmcnl. ol "the Nrlsrhbor hood club, tyro In. he ready for th exHtninatlon at I p. nv. 1 Hljh Kuhool stiidcnja will mvt by cI.hhch: Brnlorfi, nt lt a. in.; Juniors, 1 1 a. in.; Bophomon, p. in.; frehiiifn, 3 p.. in. - i'rl7.c,ln nil art con teats Inrhuh Inc Ihe picturrt.:"ineiuory contests Hinonp thn grade mrhool chlhlreh tlmt look place Ht the library Jan uary 1G. will be iiWHnli'd at a com uiunily iuMtlnc the second wwk of l'Vbrijary at the-1 high Bchool auditorium. The'proKrain for the oocaHlon. la b'Mnff strnitncrcd by. tlie Nelhborhool ' club roninilltee. L'oiuimard of lira. If. II. ('leaver. ehalrninn; Msdiunes .1. I. Iyneh ' art J .h'.' H. Apph'by. and. MlaHes Marffarot Anson and Mabel ioty. STUDENTS WORK : UP PEP TO URGE TIGERS ON WITH I'ep fur a Ktreniloua rl" of v..r ! ' "'""'";' - """ l!"Kh i1H n,S.':t wait C'lteraled at a special nemhly in the IiIkH school uuditor tuin tills jiinrnlnc. CIhhs competi tion figured In; thu yells.- ;; . . ' ' Kolloivliiff flevtrH- .- annotilico ni'Hts. Includiiur Inrormatlon "1 h h t this ia the 'Inst day for' orderlbi: copies of 11m school annuiil," tlie i rcw men were mm. '' noon 10 hear .ah e.pl!intlon .of Uie sliident -liody. Its organization mid functions. '..-.. '' W(.sley '- ttrownloii. . presl(h'iit, CjMire M.cKennotl, bu.lllless nialia per. and other members of" the xeetlttve. eomilllllee,. wlllell III elude, the superlnlendeal and he prnieipm . """w"- rookies la, e this f,enioo,i. c- poundlnB the aludent body plan. . jlwo brolhem and an lulopl', son, i(VomanlcsK Wcddinir" 1 ,v,,nkmi Naples." who is : in. ihe lmanit TTLUUIIIK l-niled-HlateH -irmy Hmtiolwd at To lie Presented HcrC.I-t MhRara. New York. , I Vuncrwl services wero held this v. " .. ! nftcrnoon at liakT. ', . rr-parations ar now untifr wny-. for Ibc prffntatlon of "The Wo man tea Welding." a burle:iU9 ex trnvaff Lnwt. lo b" elvn on th eve nlnlT of I'Vbrnary II, nt the Kirat Metho'llst i-hUrth. The piny Is being1 dll-ecb-d by Mrs "1 Wr Imc Mrs. Hh'-rwuod Williams and Miss TMiibol holy. It. embodb-a. aponaorr say, about everything that would" be d'Slred In the nature of .ntcrtalnmetil of real Renuln" fun In a r If a 11, vhoh':ome way. The play is composed of I oral lirtlata. many of l-i Crandf'a prom innt business and pror'aional m'-n bavlnir cona-ntd to add t Ih"' eolor and pntMy that sparkbs Ibroushout the acltiaga and sliua llon.'. . 12,13 Selected!; I'riday and Halurday, Mani, and 13. are th" ilatrs s-t for I n - Ion county's third annual eron - oinle i.irh-iillural ronfereite.. ,1,1.1 uhleh will be held In the blu'h aebool hulbllns brre. Plans were. mad" for the conferem-e n w.-k aBW when in romiuoinj 11,1, il and outers nnerewe.i in. i.i Hot Ink" with nr. W. T. Vliy. general chairman, but a derinll I.JbI" mis not decided uiwn then. The total number of ilepari inenla this year Is eleven, ib porls I will be gii-en by "tc commoiliiy ehairinan on the first forenoon oi Uie iinferenee and the rctnslnd'T if Ihe lime will l- devoi'il to 01s- Icosslng various agrleiiltiiral qil'S- llotis. Talks will li- Riven ny roi-..B- men ami local p'-opl" concern In? Ihe work. XllltTH llkirr I'ltlMI'MT TO 111: MII.H KOIt g.V).lHMI WAHIIIN'ITKN (Al') Tie- wil. listen reclamation proji.-ef In North ti.ikola. which cost the gowrnm-nl :,00.0"C was order. d soiu inurs ay to W". Il lBvld,on of Wllllston, kor JjO.ouii. New Editor 1 -Sl' 4 7T .- . & i 45 S- 1 I-lori'iico l''kfonl ' -of Atlanta lias been .'lcciiU edlt4r- of "I'avi nnd ' I'ttticlrs," ubHtittloii . of nsliiiiu-ton ' Srniltuiryt' nliero slv Is. a stuitrnt. Mrs. Mary Hl.-i.ple.' .whored at Itaker Vedne.siia.y n?lit-wa.s wtll known In Iji. tlrande l.avlmr, or- n.crly ma.le this city her homO foi homo for u number of years. f ho Hiapl went' at lon: time Jn 4 ho erOcry hURlllf'H h The store, which waa kiitm-n-jut llifr.4liajl(.ilit:ayLii.-Itj- 'mlsr coniptuiy. was later hold to i. (J. yuodurasv' Tiey"'it3o .had ' a. general luercliandLiKi ator.e n.l.'Jiil- Rird previous -to -coming to ' li :.UmnU, Hdwln 1'. Hluples. her hua hand, .died two years -apo-.., .llila -inoulha-f IViker. -.V -' i . Mrs. Kla plea .oVlied ii oonsijer. aide amount of property In t'jilon "Voni'lly.' The .Iwcnty-acrit tract of laiid on1. Hi" hide tif' Itie .road1 Jiexl lo 'tie riviir. owned.' by ' llf;' ..li ,; ' w:.n' purehaacd. fiM... lier b the club. . .,' ' - - ' . , lil,rvl.ru bv . rl, ,;. , - n;s. ,. it, ha;sikmj:. rmi'-ral nerxlres for the latO Xlrs. tin I It. Itagsdale, -who was Imrn m-nr b'uiiiin-rv ille nearly r0 years ago and Mvi-n In the Orimd' Itonde valley until a f i v yarn before h'd ip a.lli at -'I'aeoinaj. Wa.-ih, , Wtfdiie day, will Ih- eonduetedVil the Knod ttrasH tS: 'immerman ' chapi;) ill. 3 o'eloi'k Saturday iift'-rnoon. The; body arrived In Uu Grandi (Continued on PsaT flvn., CHEYENNE MAN" IS ARRESTED IN PORTLAND TODAY I.eyn i;;it'dll'T. unillei) u 'I'lley- eiine on several eliarffi-tf, Inetudincr eiiile-,y.iene-iil and forpery, was ar r.sleil in rol'llainl . by Hherlfl oru- Carroll, of Clieyemiej to- iiiy' ari-r li" had sIIimi-'jiJ .away from li. Ilramle eily officers, vilio iok IJardlier ami his wife' Inlo i-uslody from a passenger .Iralli ir (f umir ,lrt,.., ((. JlW:ii( wr( from die yeuii". i;aill-r inirin - toiis m-n1 litauf flcleut .for an arr-at., the i hh f H-d-l. ' . - Mrs. tJunlti'T was still In. town Klll.rUr . ( .Hrroll Hrr,ve.j 0-r. y) f,i.r,uiy ,i ii. r bulmnd bad" ",.(I;).n rt nlirht . IriUh for rorllatid. 'Mrs. Hmdiier, buae piireiitrt live at Vancouver, has b"e,i lu eoiinly Jail stiiee' Hie. I'h.yi sh'-rirr li ft li-n- ysu-rdy. , Salvation Army Hall . Is towded Nightly lyereHsin;?' rrowds, reijrd the grow loir Interest In I he revhal a-rvi ei4 lhal nn- Im Id hlKlltty 1)1 ibe HulvaUoii Army hall yti 1'ir ..I reel. , - "' The ;- v. I". I. Johnxon d Uvend the faiurelUii je-rvlti- -., nhcbl. lleOrrlng to Ihe voph'-cy 1liai "llvry kae. nIihII bow ".nd uv rry Ioiikim eonfesn." i in preju'her dr m n. word-pleture' uf wh it h railed "The World's tn at nt 'Pmy- r hf lni." . , Tonhflit th" sermon will ' be preached by., the IleV.I Meg gtn, pastor of 111 Church of tbc OEATH CALLS LOGALWDMAN Fire Losses During 1925 $36,528.66 Fire Chief . Murehisim Completes Report To day Department An swered 56 Calls in Year ' ,' ' ( Completion of itia hiniuul report today, allowed tliat Unrlng" I lie year or 19:5 the total flro Iosh in Im. Wrande. amounted lu ? aCOl'S-Rfi, . unleu tu 73G.I'.'S.ni, (he loa:i.'s ntiffcl'i'd ife IM1. "Jul ,lso. C. Ire chief, declares. figure above the IL'4. .1 Murehlson. fire The number of fire tilarniN Uilriop in was 66, .of which two" proved falao ularma. -. In alldltlou to that BivrnJ firefi occurred at which no o'hirnm wcro" bIvcii, oul-of-town ualla numbered two. ' The amount of insurance carried on building nt rlak (hiring 1 !ilI5 wq.i $fi4.475. nnd Insurance on thdr contents GU,6ol', a tot ut of . " .- .; - :v ' 97,100 liisurani e Paid. .'; The. insurance paid on hulldliiK" la-st. year was ? I L,37K.G:) and thvf In Mil ranee paid on contcntsi -$lf.-P ti 11.40, inukliiR a total of, f7, 460.99. ' ' The vjilue of properly at rik Inat year was $138.4J&, which wii b'a Mum properly at rh In 1 984. 1 !J j , lUll.tl.a for ronaplraey lo de and 19:. The 1 peak of thine H rri7a. ,, Wlla WUH on , ww years was 1923 when luropcriy ' risk was valued at $a7H,"Ul. Am rwM.i vmr : l...Bul...t .v flro III l!!!!!'!' tti !o in Vu--i tii rcR W ins - If.S. a 1 0.8 R." 'Hie rcronl of 1 ! wlH'ti the total fire Iowa was only 29nI.Sfl.'Mtll stands. f Murchisoirs n-port shows Unit of tlm ,E? ciillH.' 35 cum ovir thw iMephonp, seven hy the bos h.vs- '.. D.1 llinfln t'iirl.iillf StitVltlllOlin lines-of host were laid lotallint? , 1300 feet. The . truck travelled,! (i2.9 milcn to and from fires lit an j average' speed- of 30.4 mil'S 'i.n I hour. Hlx hundred twenty volun-j leers unswo'red fire calls..- - i ' l!cdoenl of -fresh' canvaaeH, of puint uploli'hed smocka and slurl- ed akyllghts-.W the annouiiremcnt lhal the. Neighborhood elub will -nterlalh Its members al u atudio ea In 'clubrooms at the li brary, building Tuesday iiflcniooii at " o'clock. . , ,.e studio lea preparea Hi'1 way for til' celebration of art wi-i-'i, uhleh h'-Kius l''ebruary In an I has o Its reaturo evnit the irian I ,. w.t f t.fiw.a lit llw liifllll-i- ifiuory and csHuy eonlfsla at a 1-oiiiiiniiiMy galherlnK lu the hlKh Thool uudllurlum. , Mor than fiO prints -palnslaU-t:ng eopl" of famous paintliiKa- -w 111 b" on exhibit, at the iinpto vised nt-idlo Tuesday. Ceiilerliiir aliout. t hem, u program uf sho: t talks .on the various schools of painting will )m kIv-ii. And then v. HI h" explanation, iilao, of tin uoiii lhal the children have been tlolrif in Ihe schools In eoniieelion with lt flrande's first, pleliue ituinory contest. Tn lend H furl her wnrKsbop atr lo the oeeasion, I en will lie aerved by n commit lee of elubiii'-n Karlied after Ihe fHshlon of shidh J efireb'it.neas that urtlala affect. An unnouneemenl if Jiiteresl ait lovers has h'ii kepi a. eri l by Mrs, l-I. 1'. MoHsnom expresaly an ll.til II might be given at th" studio I'll, CLUB TO GIVE STUDIO TEH Central Boys Defeat River id In Close Game A In.rpe nutirli"r of I,;i (Irande bnketball fun:', who went lu the game inus'ly out of i iirlo:'Hv. came away from the flrrit. tcnidi- mhool contest last nlifht ngreeiuK- tbul high school athtett-a are not alone In their abllMy to furniMu lbrili and ecll iiienl galore n the miLple eourt. The parent who were In .itteiidtinei km-iy lhat all Ihe time, of course, lul the aid Illy or thj youngrtter.i, e.ipci'lally relating to d"f. nsiM- work and pa.ss1n. waa a. rial ye-open'r for Ibe others. Central s'hools five won tho. first same of IIm- flrt liiter-criiiii-mar, uehool baakethHl) tournameiit Ia"t night at the lilgli school gym i lu 6. sfler two period.- of over time pi iy. And although the seon- was low, the but i b- was a whixwr from nturt to flhlsh. To dd to tho olor. both , nlral and Itlerir hfu a targe IiuIiiImt (if orgHiilxed routers present ami school y Mx rivalled Ihose emu nit i - lag from the Mudent body's ranks nt a high school game. AD grade ycbool children arc odinitt-d frer to iUtau tourniLOitol umc4. wkkh will JIFIIK. ftRRESTEOr Man Who Swindled Los Angeles Banks, Taken After Long Chase ADMITS CHARGES; WILL FACE MUSIC Fronk, Wlio Deelared He Was on Way . Home, Will Waive Extradition, Reports Say. (.'HI CAW (Hy I he Associated Tress) .1. K. Frank, wanted on charKCH uf bilklnif I.08 Anirelpa banka of more tliun (auu.uuo waa arrealed lrire lut nlcht. Ho aald he 'would waive extradition and would return lo California Immedi ately. Frank admitted, dclectlvea Bald. that he fled Docunbcr 30, all or be- back to glvff liliiirlf up after spf ml tliiir.tho last month In Heattlc. Port rJH)tl. New York and Chicago. III- vi ' ,rCHHlled his rctUHl - .TlliL - .- n1il and Kaiin,r, in a fP Imi connection with ,lhc swindle rjuiu. whereby worthless cuccks wort hlesa cheeks passed through others, but said the amount would not. exceed JUio.Otm. V. MRS. SAMUELSON WINS THOUSAND x DOLLAR VERDICT oitllilON i.'ITV, (Hy tno Asso- eluU'l l-rciVi) verdict for ft.. nnlv..iirir Biohted nal nirli- lo Mr lloaaiuond l.'H.-.Hinnuelaon "if Jicf ib, uiio sutl for- hle l fiKulnst Cun liy. Ore, school directors $50,Oo7Ti1spnsc Hill Approved, by Senate WASHtNtWUN. tlly the Associ ated l-ressl - A rnvorubl" report, on a bill iippi'iipi'liitlng ?r.n,ooo for American participation' In a pre liminary arms conference HI Gen i-vh, waa ordend loday hy the senati; torelKii rotations coiumla slon. ' ' ;i;ts sk.ati:s aitiidVAIi WAMIIINtiTON, (My Ihe Associ ated Yean) Congressional sanc tion for American participation In the hiiKiie of nations preliminary arms conference was completed lodiiy when the senaln approved the house resolution, appropriat ing ana rot- the. exp'nsea of Ihe American delegation. Prince of AValcs Is Recovering Kapidly litlNIMiN. (Itv the ' AMiioeialed I'resfi) The I'rince of Wales, Who auffert.-tl a fraelnred collarbom; In a fall while rlditiir lu the hounds yt alerilay, paased a good ninlil : i n I Is iniiMtif; a.itiHaotoiy pro Kresa loday. i im; m i;i;is imA(.i;. MONTKKAI- (AI'j --A large parl or Ihe village of Windsor .Mills, tjuHieti, r miles north of Hhef-hrok-, ; whm b-Mtioer by fire Thurtalay rncrnluir with a John of $;,on,onu. o one. win Injured. be plard rvry Thursday until t li-M-rle Im complete. tiatne i Ur 1'briMiglMHil. The. first uuarler an woree.; wKli both levins making fmnllc ffort.'i lo .teore. Chin- checking hy both Huiiada (innented any murk- iTK however. At half the' i'- ntral bad I WO point oud l;lerljt none hut th latter team made up for It befon. iiiiiiiy limn1 mltiuleH mntntl and al ihe end of the third uuarler tlie leiireboard told a dlffennl atory. And at the end of Ibe fourth uuar l r the wore was tied. The first overtime period faib d lo break tin deadlock and a second one wift ne.-d d hetore central note d out Itiveria. hy one lone, point. I JlteiipM: CKNTItAI, (7) uii.MI Si rut hem It. I'vhiih I N iili Ik Hiodda rd Hhgrtst . Waclner i:l vKitiA M l-.. Itei Kaii!t ... . 1'leri-e .M .. Courtney Mi-Mar rin . H H ltay iauch. Ki.fcru- The Church You Sing About It f S I - f as". -:' 1 1 -''"I I ltemeniber tlHi olil sonic about '"Ibe Mtlle llrowu Climvli In Ihe iwin" Will, Hits Is II tun 7-jrinr-oiii church nt liradioni, lit., alamt 1ik'li the sofit f. wrlltiii. Inset allows the sior, tlM' Itev. fieorgi- llaima. Tile church has lately become iopulnr us a iilni for ctoiK-rs 4i ho nurrliil. RES IE NAT! fl H VArtlUMJTiN'Ity tim Ansocl atd IT'.ks) t'oloiwl Wlllbim MIU clicU'ft reslKliatlou Jioiu. itoy.- hali ban iU'OepivfJ.-''r-. -i Jfi1 uccortlanco .with . Mitchell's .yihhcr., lie will be allowed to step cut I-cbruary T, thu automatical ly ending' the flvc-yesr suspension to which 11m courtmartinl sen- lenccu nun. Auicnuu ueuunuu u conibieiu wueii iiuormeu ins rcn lgnu'lon had been actoptcd. VVL. in.., in ui .tiiiviivu e nnuon brings to nil cnu a long con- . . I trovcrny between army officers and the colonel, which began when h launched a serlea of attacks against. admlnlslrnllou-s air policies. II., waa demoted to colonel from ,s brigadier general rating, but co.i- tinned h,a al.ac Haled and sentenced (w flvo yeora'; suspension from the army wirn no I pay nor allowance, -resident Cool- Idge suppi'iived Ihe ais.niilol. nul'inan is n.aii ami iwo o.ners an: permitted him hair time pay and imaecouiKed for nut or IlSi miners hlsnllowai.ee. M Itclii ll. olf Ills Fee- l'lltruiM!l by n rus explosion In oud dav under Bcnlcico. tendered mine .No. ;l of llm Hear Caiinou his rcsigmilloll. ... RAILROAD MEN TO DEMAND MORE PAY ON NEXT MONDAY N):WYoI:K (Hy tl- A:uoeial ed I'ressl. -Tho New York iiiuen will sjiy today that conductors and trainmen on all railroads of the country have been Jnatructcd by their union leaders to file a sched ule of wage deiuntids on Kehru iry I, whleh seek the , restora tion of the wage scales Uxed iiv the railroad labor hoard In 'J!CM, the lilghent wage scabj' in the 1. slory of the lallroada. HpckeKiiHMi for Ihe tuirrlero sav ii'iich r-stornttuii will tncwas" th" idtal t-nniial expensrs of the com pi.nien hy $I.ao(oai),iM)M. I'mb-i oiders nt W. J. liv, president of tin. lirotherhood of Hallway train men, and li. K. Hhephcrd. presi dent or the tidr of Itallroad ( 'Mini uclois, union icpp'-vntat 1 vei of Ihe - lallioads will notlTy muiKigeiiient 1 hat an answer rilttig," to the detnanris will cvpeftiril by March First Dunce of liund Scries Here Tonight The first of a sorbs of monthly bund danceH will bo held tonight lu ZiiImt halt, beginning nt nine o'clock with il a.deci- oiilMnlra scheduled to furnish the musle. The baud mill appear In the busineas wet Ion at 7 :4 ' o'clm k Mils evening and Mill fun re h to the hull afler playing hi the down town dWrlcl. Kroui eight until nine the hniid. directed by Andrew luey, will upM-nr In coneert at th hall, l!n giving way lo lie: dancers. I'-rank Aiding, Ira Hnvder, tiud I 'rank Kotdnsoti form the eoni mltiei' In charge. I'rocei ds will he uiM-d to pay (or Instruments the buad pup.liun.il rcgeutiy. XTRA uiiiu'ctioxn Ai-i-itovi-'.n W AVIII Vft'lf IK Al'l I'li.. '.,,, Iioscd iidiicllims lit nornml Income, the ts'iiale without ilchnlo In Hit: III al 'calling uf tlio Uiv bill, ' I Alt; IN A'lTKMI'r. ' ''.TOHr, (At')--A-l' j'lai'tilug an nttlti'nro 'of npiw-oxl-iinitrly 110.11011 v . feci, J.leiiteiiaut ilolm A. lacreuily, atUuiipltlig to cstiibllsli - an allllmln i'imshyI, was loii ud lo (loMinit loday when the Hiipir-clirgci n his pliuio fnilo riim tlon lrrlci'ly. .1 1 ;OP A It DI7.I (J STANDI M MiW YOKK (Al1). Helen Wilts ln.",.,?,"''"? ,n"V,uTr ;"Ki- . ... . - --. -- - , , iMiiiv . B. 1-eiHinefi. Klin lias neeti "anj,mi new e.a,K,r armies. ' ". , . ' " 1 " , . . .:" p l-rserca, of tho rnll- Mates I awn Tennis nswadathni, ! r1"" )uU"itt-; ' 1 '"" ,-u " 'as not kn.mli.gly bro- . iimtelZ , ' Itl.AST KII.I.S OMi I III.MHAIi, olo. (Al') One I'oai rniiiiaiiy near .nerwiii loony. in. iwo sun in lllr IlllIK) llllKlll uc ileml, officials say. sToinr is sii;nt. I'oiniiAMl, Ore. (Al) a gen Ho hrewi from I hi south m&i cunleil ludny al orlh IIimkI, nt the iiimilli uf the Cnluiiibia. 'I'lui sloriii In the I'nctrii; occiiu lias 'wtMiit Um fnfi-n firr Mlmm the locnl ..,,,. t... ........ t.- u..l Princess Astrid Is In No Sense A Modern Flapper ),oMM (i;y iiio Associated ding rings, to be made Into gold f'ress) rrincess "Astrid. the beau- Uf ul Kwedlrdi girl who may become (Ireat. Ilrltuin's crown prtucena, in no sense in a, moth-ru flapper. ' Hho has long dark hair and a c;i-ntellln-bkc complexion and flash ing dark eyes. Bhu Is slender, of medium height and drenaes ith siliiplKdly.' Like tfm Crhice of tbo Anle!. the princei-a la an aecomp "'n Ihthed danti r. Hhe is mi adept at all outdoor sport" and ! tlly fond of Ire.ttkiitliur. cspt ci- Tbe, model n i.liiiiflard of feniin-Hn- 'I ten uly Is heiilibter and more natural than formerly, in tho op inion or MIns (ilatlys CiioM-r, the TIiIn Is due to the fact fhal pre. sent, tl m y women do more work ou Ibe whob- than lb' ir forbears, she ' said, and, then fore, Uv o as heiil- Ihy and uaturtil as posHiblc. ' I'.MIIS. 4 AO - Tliirty-Heven women in a St. lieiifs faeiory have oflered lo help solve Kruiire's fin aneial t roubles. If a lot of gold francs i oubl he struek, no doubt Kn lich money would Improve." they w rob the editor of Inliasigeiiiil'a women's p:ig.. "Hut (here in no gold IX rept in J wdlers ahops. ' "Well then, we an nit ready to give tin: bank of Krance tho only gold object w posecsa. our WQd- 0REG0II11 Oil GRILL 1 H CAPITAL Judge McCamant An swers Charges Made , . . by Sen. Johnson TELLS OF DEALINGS WITH CORPORATION Publicly Airs Relations with Organization Be for Judiciary Commit teemen, i - . . WASHINaTdrf. (By th Assocl-' nted Press) Wallace McCamant. of qroRon, who la serving a recess ; appointment to tho ninth federal i judicial district bench, today ap j pcared. before the senate .judiciary ; commiiicc to . pumiciy answer clmrRcs lodited acalnst him by Honator Johnson, Republican, of Californiu. f a-. - .-' - v McCamunt told of tits 'relations with tho United UlaUs Spruce cor poration, which Johnson named In his churK-ca. McCamant said ho ncled as attorney (n the oraunlxu lion of tho spruce corporatloQ and that he still owna a. small amount of stock In that company. Chango Made la Hosiale It has boon charred In the sen. alo that the sprucu ' organisation, organized to take -over the, Inter ests In OrcKon of. tho, Vnlled States Hpruce corporation after, tho. war, escaped local taxation by vlrtuo of a wile contract, but ownership was . to remain In the hands of the gov-: eminent corporation, until final' ." - ymenl In. thn deal ,, had been (Continued en Page five.) ' CHICAOO (By ' tho Associated Press) Winter forces ran riot to- ,rn rniul, , ,. dM,a., ih fact thejr wore promised only, to .1, n.'.v -.me miuaic section. r .. ... , tne face 0( fcfc lajes ln tho Paclfio shipping battled mouir- ' lolnous seas and raced for shelter. ' Mwccplng eastward,- the cold wavo brought deep snows, blocked high ways, unci Impeded trains. Bub 'ero tempernturos caused numerous flics and Intense suffering In large cities. Eastern sections reported the coldest weuthor of tha season. , NTORM DHKA1UNG VP BAN KRANCIHCO, By the As solcated Press) The storm ; that struck ths Pacific coast yesterday is breaking up today after leaving thick deposits of snow In high places nnd soaking lowlands with torrential rains. t The storm gavn ooast-wlse ship ping a fevv tlirllls, as it. brought -a high southnost. gsle along a I,- ' (MMi-mtle stretch of the Coast line. Kcvcral big vessl, Including tho huttleshlp i'olorado, the navy's mightiest, utteutpteU (o put to sea. from this port, but returned when officers saw Ihe huge seas. coins, Madame, we ask you to communicate our offer to tho geh- tlemen of tho government. Wo are sure millions Of women will follow our examples. . MOSCOW, (At?) Cerlse-color-rd Hps and nrtiftcnlly tanned com plexions now are popular among fnahionahle llusslan women. They have become tired of1 the conventional red-rouged Hps worn by Amertcuii and Krenrh women and the bright- raspberry hue Ha the result. The sunburned appear ance in obtained through the usm of brown H!tmuh-tt and powders. This complexion, however, has a I mw track, II disappears overnight nnd the process has to bo repeal - I each morning. American tain o'shanters also are in vogue., having virtually dis. placed trimmed lials, turbans ami t onion. They are flashy In color, wurm and cheap. While .llusslan boots may bo popular among women In luropo and America, ther are not worn at all by 11m native wonnn, who regard them us detracting from "femininity. The Itlissian -Xvomell. however, are. not uiiapprectallvc of Ihe Am erican demand for boots. They aru (Cualtuusd s'lvv)