La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY EDITION THE WEATHER J PORTLAND AP). Or.)- con: Pair In the east, cloudy In tho west tonlirht and Tuesday. Cooler tonight. vevxtsr- i m VOLUME XXIV. MKMIIKK ASSOC1ATKD I'llKS!) LA GRANDE. OKEGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. MEMBKII ASSOCIATKI) ,1'KKKM NUMBER 102 . H OBLE BETS $500 FINE Gcorgo Noble, Convicted in Circuit Court, Is : ' ': .Sentenced Today :' DEFENDANT WILL . ' APPEAL, HE SAYS Sjiecial Jury of Ten Out v., tl. r c j i a e ) ..VI1U I1UU1 oatUlllcty Mr .oiuxs, Uanks. y.undel. Uyinan and tcrnoon Before Return-! K,wvn 1,11 "howim,- the results. or1 'tnn Vnivlinf . I ""',r '"'flc slruBSle Willi Joseph .,' Jllg VU1 (JILL . .j here Friday nlirht. the I'opper , . . . - . jt.'lty tossers held the visitor srure- '.: l.'orje ' .Nuhte eonvieted on a 1,1 """ o.enlnr frame while Vharce of 'drivlnir wlille Inloxleai- "" "l"'l :! points, jt-l hVlurday afleruoou by n jury 'n'" ,"st ,mlf. however, develop er Vli men . who deliberated only;'"' ,n, 11 IwHkellinll . wniie ml i . hour over the verdict was,'""1 elrurly showed Ihal LaOruiide (riven tho iiiaxliiiiim. -imnlshmeii. I '" chance In Ink., the filename wW lie appeared .before JudKe'or n"'"'' rlvu '"'n l nl,m .r.'! W. Kiiowlea' for ncnlcnce at, to-irnamcnt play lakes place, l.y-Y'by- p ' in today .. I man ..scored every point for -the I'i 'iJt ls (he JudKi'neiit of the court !TI';,"' a '"" R' m1'l,VKl Plenty of Hint you he eon fined. In the eojnly,"!,!,l,'lan''" r,'ul" ,"ls, ""'''"' 1nll.for mix monlhn'atid that .you 'While '"' Wils ri'Mtliw up nine be . compelled to pay a fin, of1. '' ' b-t the enllre Iiak..r f,l.j,"-hls honor said ut the close '""". u"ul'.1 " .. count seven, of l,l lei-lure to the prisoner. I tlffitideti main Iro.lble IhioiiKll ';i';i t 'l,",.i.n It' nlil l.n let!..,. "lt the K me was having the hall lo you . and (o others who CIM ' ' l..;nntf... full ..r ,,., ,ul,i.. u'hli.i Uy (inU po out on liu lil(?lnvn h ' With ) IlK-lr autoiuoblk'S, endttn 'riln(f lv lives of Innocent jm'o- .'. Al'ptuics. ir Vei'dU-l. ... ixn lit i.wtir uuu iiiitiiiruiu . irun. aihi uioubj! you nuu huh; couim i u.8 fivCt t,irl), of lh nilk who MM nil Unit t-ouM It'.- l"n''lr,ii-H Cundiff. 1'aym- iuxl Dnrf rr'y(iu..uio j-iij- rounu you eun y. and the . verdict has my entire P-1 iiroviil.'- I i oiiM ee how It could have been niiytnmtr ejse. after your own ildiulyslou of your drunkenness "T-, trr you reached the courthouse. '(Oonllnued on I'liae t'yur.l. SET DATE FOR I ! ' Juuo 21. 22 mid 23 were the '.iai! i,et for lh" stale convention iif 'Spanlsll-Anieiiran War Vel. r alS rtlilurdiiy evening when Ihe lo cl.l camp was host lo a . number of. white, officer and a deli Kalloil of 2U menib.'fs from llolcer. The meeting opened With a Inm illlet at. (i:"H o'clock at Hie K. 1. hull Willi S" people veterans lul l lllenibers of Ihe ladles' nunll ary -fires.. nt. II. -ll. Williams, com mander of the l.a (iran.le eaiu. It.iAe the address of welcome. J I. K. I'oiilldKe presltled an lonsl mart et ami called :tpon S. (lod-i frey,. state conimander, of Keiisid'; j l,nfe .Miiiiuliii,', senior vice com-1 Plunder rnr .the slate, of IVi'tlatH: 1 Mrs. Cllssner, senior vice presl.len: , of Hie ladles' auxiliary, of I'or1 lamU l'lniide. Kay, ileparlni.lil hlnloiiali, of The IKillcs: Mr. Iiw t II, cviniuundcr of Ihe lliik t enllip: ' .Mr. Klrkeii.hill and I'r. Ilorlon. both of linker, for shii.t eddrl-sf'es. Kurlh r In the evenni; liny Wil liams n-anr, two nuiiite'i'S, nccoiii- (I'olilliiurd on l'afic l-'our.) ' STATE MEETING Four Negroes, One White Taken At Johnson Home 51 Replies To A Want Ad On- -mall lui-liue Want Ail In The ObM.Tier the olher day brought Al replb-s llhhi SI 1m airs. Cor IIk- adicrll-er hail himieillale itmlael nllh tcr ti.fntO n-iwler mid gul a tUm. from rl Hfsicci-. lcrjoitc reails (l'r4T Want Als whether or nt thy (Infinitely hilrn-lnl hi Imi. Illiiff. vU TlKn are many hilert-Mlns IhinK In I In- Want AiIh n-h dn. I"r ihoM hu haw wwilV tin- rii of a l-lertllic- in 'Hie Olr-Mer prmtkAH inHbma. lU-Milt are certain and iiuuirtliato. "Ohweriet Adf rt l-tn A Mercliaudialnc eiTk." Tigers Lose, Girls Win In Baker Games La Grande Quintet, Held Scoreless in First Half, Outplays Bulldogs 9 to t in Last. The TigerBi ulthoiiKli thvy ouu pluycd 'and outc:lnasud the llul "wonder five" diu-tnic the hint half or .Saturday niKlll'M uiiHl;etl.ill Kiilnu al HaUer, rami home with the ahoit end of a lit- to !t aeor RivliiK -llaker two' tttruiKhl wins over the blue untl' white 'iiulnl'-t. The 1a. (imnde frlrlH. howev made It two NlraiRht over the Uukerilea l.y winning 2fi to L'l. The ' first half uf the contest wim t.a i.ranues miliums. . wmi r"L' l"'ou?'1 "'" '"" on wrong Hiue ill eoilill un Hour n.irh, ine ihu leniim Heellied nlinout evenly miilehed. Itnketr Players l''rell. Althotmh (he l.a (Iranders w' 1)red from Hie Joaeph Ralue. He NhtUved 4tiHah lniirovpuirnt ovr To offsft Iln condition of H-n- ),.,.. ,.. into tlu. Uni.,Ml Jh tll(, , ,.,(,, ker g nd were rtesh ... ............ .... . . ,1;lk,. ..,,.,. ,,,, ,.,l A Hakee newsnaner lias I his t.i my ,,. ,,,. ..Thl, victory was u, f,nI, onsecullve li lnnipli of ith(, na(er, team and It will thore- I foro untToiibtfully "bu Kusli'i n or.i Continued on Pntf'' Klvi.) NORMAL SCHOOL' . NECESSITY WILL I BE DISCUSSED! I of coiiimeree. nii..jiibi.rslilpP woich;il and .-conUnues ;iiitll , Satitrda) c. u Hiarr. l-orlland allornev I , hl.en .vu. ,1 r, nd "end r.-it ; S 'uw Aihil. O Avery, vuuniy .oiteiit, and member of the (lieiton Nor- ,, ,-,.,. ulots w ill be 5)n .'il,'rtoday. . Tll.'. pnrpove, of llilc mill school board of reKents. wlll,,' 1:ll .,,,-tur lo IhO'-OPeuInc Of ronferenei! Is lo make n olmly ol 'Mpe'ik Icrnri Die .rliamlx-r of com- I nii-rei ronirn liin'ii-iii tomorrow noon mi the n ec.ssiiy fir :i. noriitiil ki )i(m1 In Kaslern fri'tion. M r. Wurr comeH to l':ati'rn tin-on at the Invitation "of th- local chsitu ber and will apeak at liak'-r Wed- I m-Hihty anil a.t I''iidlitnii Tlniraday before nturninPr to Western flr'--j;on. J. T. honicfellow, Hiiperlnten (p nt of sehoolM here, will preside. j l'reparations are beiny nimb for ii lartrr iittenfiiiiiee, inasmuch as.j i l.hc normal He honl nt Ion Is ol treat. Imporlanen here, , . Violets in Uloom at Harry Fisher's, Home A Ml' K I. (Hperlal) - - Tie ClHitfte Konrle valley fs not with--out Us own frci.kH of wiiit' i, as wiliii'.NK four violets now in ftiM bloom In 1 1 iri y FIhIm i-'m fror t j ard on Iln Mra. J. N. HmPb pliiee ftoiitheasl of AllccJ. Til" Mowers, proudly .itoinlcd oiii ,v 1 .Mr. Fisher, are ireniuf? unpro tected In open KfouiTil. Ordinarily Sutiday evinliitf l 'I ti If -t and peace rul in I-ji Cii-tiide. Hut ftue)i it not. ithviijT tin cuse. liLit nilit the police rounded up Ki'ven personw. more- than f.'i per 'cent black, as t lie chief of oIlec xprem-n it, on cliarjfea of ltifdl- , cation and dtnorderly conduet. llilly y--'i.' while woiuati. and llur.ird Mo r.. wlilt", wen- arre.tt d on H itvinu-' und lodd In jail 'harKed with dronkenin Hot h Men- releax d upon furnljditns f-0 canh bond ca h. Then the KHce tlNlb-ij the red (b nee or Mabel Johnson, eoloreil, un MailiHun. and broiilit five to thepuliec ntatlon. to-wit: 11 Thomajt, f. Smith. I1H Crown and Mabel Jolittron. colon-d, and Charles 41-llur. white. All five wererliarsed wllfi driinkenn''! and disorderly comluot und (ill but Ma-' be I and leta wen- n h-awd nilit 011 fumf.Miifr $?7t bonL. Tin- Itt-r two were Riven iin ir rreedoii: .hortly after o'clock thta morn- i in- after Hpendliit; the nlirtit In jail. They. too. (rave awunince in the ; form of tl ciuli that they would face the ehnn?e. I'n-will plana are to have nil Continued on I'ngv The.) Sentenced 1 1 i . it 1 LmmM.mmirtJ.Ji Noiimiii II. Tarks. ejlHor uf. the llolu tile 'I rlhiuie, la under sentence In lh Angclvs to a,T $MHI anil servt ,ftO flays ' for .oiilenip. . of ' ivitfV- I1'1..' i''ks. will neer linvn to IMfy the fiffj or -serve the lime.- I'rlends arc raising l.lie. tliotiey liitfl Hie Her. . II. Ilililsnn, of tlMi JlplHllh-. M. ll, cliincli, ibal volinlrew. In serve the fiic-dnj ,setl(riH! If Hie state siiprcnic iKjurt. refiwwl to intervene.- .. ' : ' '.' '.-".. .. : After ihree hours. ;spent Saflir-- day nlitht . couiillnic; nonilnntlnff ballots the, ehainber of' coiiimerre omnilllce. In elinrif" or Ji,mJ. 1 NOMINATIONS ARE CLOSED . Nnouirraas. is. j. urci-ir iui'i . .1. l;. lllKie lOlinu' itiai. ine imi inB ,"r,! "'""'"T'" "r lion to the hoard of. dlivclors:, w,, f. nicviury,, eioju inon, . A. w,". iseisoii, - iioAnrii . O'lti len, . S', ,.. Ihrklnsi . w; hy. t'hiiiles 11. Iteynolds, J, U KnodKram,..v4j. t Hlenue "Kltiler. rUMIllUr., ,1. .A. leuiuru, Wllllaiiis, l-Valik Aiipleby,. fleorffe llhiiie, ll. i;. Iirody; )l.,.i;. ronT IdKC. 11. i:. Ilivon.'ltohert Kaklri. A,. IJiillnU'. Warren flllbert.. X. T.; illll. A. It. Iluntni, l-'red Kid die, and !. I.. Uirlson. . ' . (,' I'lilou c.ounly will, have si veral Of ihls (troup 12 nien will lie (lclcj;atc,1;al the Muro, (lre..iwh.nl Mecled by a vot- of the chamber' conference which Im.bIms l'','h l"ll Ihe polls and uuiy tic, clthcC mall- all available Information.' un Ihe ed or left. at Ihe chamber of coiHr'ljfroiluvtlvn hnl inurkeilni( of wheat niere.t offices. 'and print 'Conclusions and recolil- ' A noeVoilhy rruiHI'.if J Ine nont'-, i,j,.ndatlonK for Ihe belierll of Ore; liiatlnir vole was (hat 1.72. ;u'i'ii(.;eoI1 w-in-al Hrowers. hers received 'one .or'-' jiroru;;vo.i:B.. -"Wlicat farmers, experiment fiui for nominal iom Atlbllier. realure. , jUI1 ,lMj t.siensbin tfervlw! workei-s. was tluit on many biillols no nniiies 11,nie,B,, exporters,' bankers, mil when b. Klnnlnir with loiters of the n)(lll nil, ,;, nml el.-valor and alphabet, past the lie, appeared. wllr,.,louf, ,,. wll lake pari III Membeis of the rouiitlnjr coininlt- U(, ,.0r,.rence. tee said llu.l some persons " ' ,,,., ,,,,., u'.t follows, h .ve 1 have started down Ihe alplutb.'l niiMi ,,, v,.0,1(l-eon,mlltecs: end (,-unc as far as Ihe iluines held ,llul ,, , ... J(. ,. "1' . J ! ' 'er. Oriiudeil' Ivrtl.'iit: 'hiiiidlintl ; y ! e'oin'liilttel .(IruM'r (Vtt.tlV'll, Caterpillars Iiurncd At Five Points ("aillH 'Fire ietioycd 'two Hull cater pillar .traeloiH and the abed in w htch '1 hey were housed Saturday ev'eninc at the Mt. Km My 1 jimber 'eouipany'a euhip at Five -J.'oltit.-'. aiM'ordint; lo a lueaMiitfi' rtiev at thi mill by A.-. . HliCtW. pi'eal dent of the.-company. - The tnte.-' tors wen- uai'd jtt the camp for lurilint; Ioiih. liiKiiranct vuvir:i the loss. '. . - Aeeompaiiied by I.. K. Klnnej, of the IuiiiImt compariy, Cr W.. Ilun! int;. of the trm tor compuny, an-i ( 'liarleK ll. Kmj noldx, who repr senlH I he luaiiram:' I nte renin, ,l r. HliiiiKe went out to the camp to day lo aweriain. If he could, what aiined I he fire and the exteift of the damn". . Passengers n Train 17 Have Narrow Escape The rnctnr on pnnehcer train No. I" blew a eyllnder head al ? o'clock thin luornlnu JiiMt an It cleared the tunne) near Kapo. en.nt f Telocnuet. The dead' loeomoUve and If utrlni of raia wan towel to I v ( 1 ra nde ik a rly t w n hotl n late by an inline from the yarda; h-re, i ' Had the accident happened the hnglh of three earn larlher hick the eytlndt-r head would probab'y have corked the funnel and idle 1 up t he cant with Hie result of immy deHlhi. In the opinion o:" tliir train crew. Ex-Scnator ( hamhcrlin Is on Road to Health wash: n ' : tun ( 1 1 y The a wt elated I'M).- T'.h; condition Of ftrni- r nuior tb orjr' l. ' ham bcrhifn. of Cirt-iron. ho suffered a pu ra I y t ic nt rnKe taut Friday, i- lmpl01n(r. lli paused m nry rfinfoiUble Digiit, the utttndaut r-ld. idle mm SCORED BY M 1 IJ iSTEft Propaganda Ungrounded by! Facts Helps Dark-- en'thc World, Claim 90 PER CENT OF PEOPLE UPHELD Othei' 10' Per Cent, Repre senting ' Knockers , and - Failures,- Flayed from ( M. K; Pulpit. . ' ; rroiinifanda unBlounded jiy Inela Is . to blame, for what appear'. lu ho a-darkened slate of the.' world. In the opinion or the, ltev. C. -V. Te'nney, president 'of Ooodlnr eol-l-tro,.kt Ooodlntj. Ida., who mldremr ed iLhtrso congreijatlou al the I'Ual M. ii. chureh Hunday niornlnv. '.. "Ten per cent o'f the people fur. nlsli all the knoekers imd kl.-kers and failures." the speaker di t iareil, ''lind It la our own rnult that we let. them make do mueh noise that the world Uilnkif everything hns gone to the bowwows.' ' "Condition will boiler jiwt n. aoon aa wo fret rid of this uliic- lona prbpoganda," the eollvee presi dent continued. f I Mif speiiklnu of- the .fallacy, of lantl. prohibition . propaganda, be so .tlwt recently he had :tKVd low many of tin! 175 student at fjj00,nnff had. never seen a man dead drunk. Three. fiflha of Uiem ana. tOnfllllled on IHBC l'"lve.) (irande, W. II. LedlMller, Allcei, .IomI l'lerce. iai (iramle: worm PII'. i d.mitind.'HKnuik - Me- Continued on 'I'npf" Five.) i Ml- I All a Yeiimiiii. 0, uf br. Afietos Miy tW lifMleil III! H MliAi-keil her In Iter rumti and nllh n white lad Iumi bi-umlid a rruo on her aim. Nta I bey akl bc wtaihl have lo marry I '.. II. .Mylar or IIm j'iI eimn' Imi k AKnlo. However, po Iki? nntiil that tlu vrtrn wn ni Im-t left arm anil be Is rifhMiao'Jod. FARMERS HERE TO TAKE PART Branded . ' . T-' v: ' 7 - '?-jjj Rotary Club Cpmmittees !:.' Appointed La Grande Body Meets in First Regular Lunch eon Since the Organiza tion. ' . . Lit Ontniln Kottirlons pnlUn'J In llic 'private dlnlnsrroom at tlni I'Wy hotfl loiluy , for Uiclr . fhvv ri-culur, luncheon Itrurd fttttu XUoir president, Floyd . McKeftnon, lliti t onnnlltifR nppolntod to sinrt the club wheeling on Us urofrram, of activities. ... - TUi committees, of ufilch Ihcre art iiln represent Aonio of the outMnndiuK in'eiN'fllH . of Holnry. Lollouinj; are Jialcd the appoint- MiMnber.Hhht: A. T. Hill. chaL. iiinn: it. C. Murphy bihI J. J. rrofjiaiir. lobe it Eiikln. chair man; W. T. I'liy and lr. Aturpliv. Kellownllip: Audiner . IMnyle. clmirmiin; Kre'd E. -Klddlo and' Fran,k Vhi'. ' : 1 COiiuilUnlty Bert lee: Kltner Stofl Uard, ' chnlrman; V; C. rerklus and Air. illll. ... 3 1 i 'Holary education:: J; ''T.'.LonP-' folio w chnliinanr A. . L. 'ltlehurU won and Q, S. Hlrnlo. - Hoys' work: i W. CV RoB,;-chal- man; -Mr. MeKeonon' and Ur.-Phy. l'ubllclty: Fred. Currey .chair limn: Artlhir iJowtn,. and "Warren Gilbert. . . ' . " i. li isinew iiH-thoils: 8. I).' Crowe, ehairinan; F. L, Ate, era and Klmer mutiuiii ii. . . H'lftj-aifteation: ' Chaw- Bohncn kamp. chairman; O. I Dutton.and Uoe, Rouvy. r . t-'h'artcr members of tho club iro Frank b Appleby, J.' J.'Oarr, . J). Trowo. Fred t'urrcy, O. I.. Dtttton. A. T. liill, F. I- Myer, K. C!.'' M urphy," Klpycl 'McKrnnon. FianH iM(XK"nnon, , W. T. . Phy Frank Phy,. W. Perklnn, M.'hftHe (lohnenknmp, -G. . H.'BIrnle,. J.ee Honvy, . Klmer Stoddard, . Ilobert (;alvin. A..1- ItklmrdHon Warren Gilbert. Kml U. Klddli-, J.' V. honKrullovv.'.AudmeV PJRyo,;:W.;C. Uohb and-Arthur Howpii -X DRILL EXHIBITION . . iANl), DANCE mtU WBE eli) ton7(Ji4t V A pros ram of exhibition tlrilld. frnt pitetilnff. bayonet contcBtH, un equipment . i-aee and fqrinal pv IreHtT-thn flrsl eiitertulnntctit of !hin kind to lie blvrh hefi will tv civen by the I -a Grande1 unit uf the Oregon national" guard thM venlnir between 8' and U o'clock in the nrhiory at Zubcr hall. "1'he truutd iiiemberH have ben working for Home time on Hip' -nrl jiiii drllla and contita and -atik Ihe Kiipport of the local people,' captain "Scooly" Hutlon mud llil.t UKH-ninir. '.- The balcony will bo .free to tly nubile the cut bo eVeiilnff. Tlin Jance. which will follow the en tertainment, will, be free to ' all ;;uardtHitcn. Seismographs Record ' Heavy luakc Today : NKW VOKK (Hy Tho Annocliit ..fl 1'rfnHl. A Hi-vro oiirllmilBki! wnn rfronli'il on III Konltimn unl vrrnlly HolttiuuiTiapl) from 1":.!4 n. 111. iililir noon loduy. Ttirs til -lTirliHfl.ro Willi cnllmuti'il Hi J 1 : tl inlli'iT tinny, prol.uhly In.llin Inillin. - ' ! v. '. ' ST. I.OI IH (My 'I II.. Awut'llil..' I I'r.'fiH). A wvni fiirllHfUiilin flW ii'SlnliTi'd nl the Mt. I.OUIS llnl viTHlly loiluy from 9:3 h. ill. itnlll It o'rliick. II wnn fHlliimtrd lo lw IMf nillrn fiwuy. SI'Iil'IAI m:vy SOI tilIT HAKi;it. Ure. - To rulw revenue loft In the reduction of Hi" Ihikct counly tax levy to comply with Hie (I pjr cent limitation, the coun ly bndffMt. board announced loduy ttmt H had approved a ineafture to be placed on tit' ballot in May to provide for a cpeelal levy of two mills. TlilH will ralxe about f.r-.-UO", which will pay off hnt the ctmnty hua borrowed frofri Itn bond fund fur road v-or It und will per mit a reuronnhb' expenditure for toad work, tit addition. I nlean auclt a im-amire In Voted, the couaty will have no money available fur road work thin year and will mill have a deficit of about IU.iuiM at flic end of the yrnr, according to ' 'ounty Judgu I tod on. Mai riant l'ruMmxJ, : TA TTON, On-. lv.Uralty -ill i funilrk time be-n nobiicrtbed for :. -ha) ton's iieHewt llldlinlry, a flsv plant. The trowi.rctxel mill properly Ull In equipped for lhl tndunl ry, according lo pluiiM, an J hot h I he pcu tehlng and ret I insr would be done here, John II. M c N a ry. T. It. Kay and T. . I,iveb y of Kuleui und m?vcral I'orl larMl men Who are tnlertttrd lit Ihe Oregon l.lnen mill at Kalciu, are lntreatcd in the Htaytun proj On A Milk Diet prr" PBOBEUHiiy iU o & AiR SERVICE ir A "V- J Ml hi M f ) ?r - ... 1 Yf:yyty . iuwlyn .Nf.sblt.1 fointer wife uf Hurry K, 'lliaw, U liiu-k In At. Inn tie. City revoverlnir fi-om.her namt mvnt atU-mpt at huleUUv Her wmik uow In MI Want tiet Well."' Kvuln is tltiiiklnir mlP; ud suvnitt, Miq pack. to stay, PAULDOKO; N.'J- (Uy Tho Aa- Hocltited PreBH).--Atithorltlea -am' trylns to eidabllHh Hit' kleutlty.to- iay, of .'it young womun, whoso I bmlv.i.elad In a union HULL wuu, foond enensed n' cale, of Ico In'. ihe a?lawnro' ulve'r yentcrday, Examination . ahowed .that the 1 UN FOUND IN CAKEOF ICE QiHW btwtH' finritf to Vt'nrnSjff n-UtkU''sUulil. lilllliUf 'lilm' bof ;Ue. iiHtl . ueeo tl!i(ii;reu,, iiiv leoroner. hhiu iltr ' Hkull wnn frnoturcU Hkull - waa frnQtureu find 'her. forehead kuhIiouV-. - . , ' i ' The- cos-oner mioreHlrd perhaps! the woman had been thrown from aomo vertsel. after a terrlblo beat- iUUTIMNI; Ore. ny The As nociated I'reanJ. Dr. Hurry Wood- burn t.'hane, president of lh' l;ni veralty of North t'arnllna, w!io arrived here- ycKterday en roul i to Kimene where hi will meet th board of ri-wentH of the linlverHlty: of Oreicon tomorrow, wild hla flrnl IliipreHHioiiH or (Jieiion were very fttvomble. . r , . Jle came went lo'look over- thw Hltuatlon In Oregon .to t)c able; tjo reply 10 ine nonni m reKeuia n an Invllatiou io become prcaldcnt of the univtunity Is exbndnd Jilni.1 In un Interview, thl morniiiK on llberall.Hm in education, he clearly exprennetl hit belter I hut t he uni versity Mluiiild lie unfettered ,ln the leiietlillK Of Mcleiice. . Milton (.irl Drowned ' In Little Walla Walla MILTON. On-. (Jty the Akhh rlnti.d 'reH). --(JladyH MaHte, ji;. wnn tlrowned In i lie hilt le Walla Walla river In at liiKht when Hhc Tell from a font bridge t-rfiHsin,; the at ream here. f Die 'girl and her father were going to church when the accidenl occurred. The lather emmht hohl of the (firl an flie.fell, grahhej the bridge with Hie other hand. but could 'not hold the girl In Ihe nwlft ki.i-chiji, swollen to three llmca the u.h in I mze by the heavy) raliiH. W. A." Carter Will Kntcr Race for (iovcrnorship pOllTliANO. Ore. (AC) --W. A. carter. Portland attorney, plana In enter the race f(,r the republican nomination for governor, the I'nrt luud Teh-pram Mild Haturlay. An nouncement of lib plat form will be made next Haurday, Ihe uewt pviper Hilda. State H-nator I. I,, l-'alterauii of Kola and State t'natur .lay I'pton of ItenJ ure caiididule.t ulteady In the field. MOI lIS( t ltl O. TIIK lAM.i:H. Or AIM The bidy (if a nut ii lielleel lu Im- Ibin ean Mi"t lemMiii, of SHkaiie. naa roiiml cMerdHy near ItnfiiN .Hi mile eM or here. The man np I mi rent I v bad rullen out a blurr. A marriage leiir' showing MiT-'ii-iioii mnrrletl dn-pbhie Wrb'.it In MalltcDr' mmiity. On-, tn Aiigiut, naa fuiiuU on the bod. lETfits . nil swiii , , . . CANNKS, France (AP) Helen WIIIh easily, won her flrsl matcli I Ui U0t Carlton. T(iiiiIh tournament t today, ile feat iu l-.Uiel J Isclicr, 0-0, 6-0. . . III.AST K1MS OVR . WOOIHH UN, Ore. AP Vlctiir ciirltitlaiiMOHi 2U, of Monitor, ivum Lillet - l.v a ! tlvimiiilirt mltiA.lnii wl,lle- JiclphiK hi fallicr blast atumiiN. 'lim oiiiik man ,nas ex miibiir u dniriro thai railed to ito L)(o,v . VIWHK HhXiWXlT.ii. WAKIIING'I'QN. .P) Tho fwl- oral courts wwiv akHt by the gov Vrmiient toloy to prrvent formaUoii nr a "liuuo oointHiintloii in tliii bak luit iihhistry" by Ward luterestn nml others. In an untl-trust' suit filed In Baltimore, the uoveinnieut iinmiil tho (ieneral Itakiiitf, font I ueiitnl ItuklutfT ami I nlted Itakei-s ItitcreatM, h llnkiil with the Ward couiwuIch hi the euterprlse Ait luvestlKalkm waa niinitcil.; III 1TM.lt :NVUTKI. .i:oitiin)VN, ici. ai Hurry Hut tier, r buried ultli crhii liially altnckhiK i:ieunur Stelnniet,, unw convicted hy n jury (o4luy nr. tcr elbl iiiiuutcfi deliberation. Ie ternihied o uet Into Ihe court bouse for the trial, 211 (Ml iieinon., iinttly ijien, made a rn-.li to storm t'.'ie builihiiK. SoldlcrH, when the crowd Mi'ined hi ifrow more dense, train ed iimi'liiie Kiinn oii the itmh. ' ' 'A . ' ATio.N ii;i-i:kii;i. U ANHl.Nt.TON (Al1) I lie Ki ll nte cniinnlttcc'M act Ion on the nom inal Jon.s of I'etleral .Indue Wallace lc uniiint, of Oecfton, nml Inter- Mute t 'o in m e r v o 'oiniiilsMlotier TIhuiium F. WiMMllfM k. of New York, Mill lie deferred until alter the tu reduction bill Ima Im-cii iia'tl. Slmrp riulits In the rteimte on both noiiilimtlou.s nre In iniei l. w iii;at tutors. llll A(;o (AIM Wheal prices dropped fie and a quarter cents In Mime raxes todii). .May wheat fell tto $UW. La Grande XTRA Shrines, Temples in Japan llltor's .Nidew.'j'lil4 1m numb er nr the htIcs of articles ili trn b A. lb Cherry. I.a ;ramle iihiii, tho Is linn touring the wurhb (lly A. II. Oii-rrj) ."rl.lny iiioriilnir. Jullilitrv 1. wi. .luikril al YoKi.liuina. H.'i'i. we!.i.. inortilnir wi went siKlltaeelni: found th.. wiiilii r rolil. hut It n rli kr.ii:5. They are. much more nol nearly ho n v.-re uh we wi .r. nimforl.il.le than I expected an.t uerunloined lout lionm III tin u!i .' ouie of llniu very elaborate. In h.hoii. ho none or nil Hiifftri'd. ;fh.. allernoon -wo were provided We had Hi"' Kin.il fiirlini" wlill. i with rlrkaltaa to no (hopping. They lit Ihe imrl.or al Yokoliiiniii. of .l- L.k.. von from Miop to ahop and l:ilnlliir a ele.ir I w of 111.' au r -1 iand nt the front door awaltlni; mountain of Jnpan, riijlviiiu.i. hi vmii ri.it .v . uch etorr, never leuv- iill Ita IIKiilly mid In aiity. M niv uk you uiilll lh custuintiry tip haa lni'lrrn vlmt. Jupan without i.h- 1,,.,-t, puM. lalnliie a Rlimpne of the livouiitai l I von ro'iM shop for weeks anil "ii we n.'i'e .l.-llulil.-il. nn.l M.siloiil flna notuithinR to Interest you ev en lionrd eoiitiu.-ute.l on the un- ,.,.y minute uii.l uo laugh ol. of ukikiI (leur aim fine vii w thai w.. r0ure .. look funny to the Jap ul. tallied, it in Hluip. .1 an. I lonku an I hey do lo ua. There are v. ry nun h like Mount HI. Hi l.ni.:. ; ),, iiii.Im of Mores, all small III! IIiiIMIiiu I i. iai. out If. f'-et iiiure contlllnlim In 11)23 Yokohama wax lilei -uliy j everything under the aun for aulo wiped out hy an eartluiuuke, not a J . Htrueture wua left. Thousumui o: (Continued on I'age Four.) Investigation Ordered by Secretarya . General Shake-Up Likely ..'-,' WILL SEEK THOSE OPPOSING POLICY Officers Fighting for a , separate Branch of Air Sei-vice May Face Mili tary, Court. f . .' - WA.SIIINGTOIST (By The Asao luti'd rroDs). ah liuraaUcatloii of uontlltloim In thn army air erv Ico liiia tici-n ordurcd by Hecretary iiiivis, or hid war department. lim Hrarntary wnnl to know wliotlirr oil- dcrvlco, officer., ro mill oiiposlnir tho air .policies of , l'li'uiiH'nt (,'ooIIUko and aro em ploying dlHloyul methods In carry ing forwurd uKltutlon for a aeu- urnto ulr corps... , . " Whuther illncipllnary action will Imi tuken hy tho war secretary de pends upon Information collected by tho mvestliratlon. -.... . , General Sliako-l'p been. It Is conceded to bo within tho reulm or possibilities that a gen, oral shake.'jp In the air-aetTrlco ' personnel. Includlns xourtmartlal . liroeuedliiKa. will following the In vestigation. ; ,., .': While war department officials hnvo declined to disclose the evi dence which led to: the- decision -for a Hwoepintt Inquiry. It Is known that I'uvIh has copies of anony mous doouments believed. by sorou i ili.ptirltnentul offlulals to have bean ' ililmeofrriiphed ' and- .-distributed throuKh nlr service headquarters. . These culled, uponthe rectplentH, , (Continued on Tags Pour.) TJKEHOtf '! ; NKW YOHK (By The Assoc la t ed I'reaH). Eighteen men were rescued from thn tuff Wellington by the tanker Ardmore, following a colllHlou between tho two craft off the New Jersey coaHt Friday night when the Wellington aaijit, It becume known today. The collision occurred during a alonn which harried shipping la the- Atlantic ocean throughout lant week. i . , . - , . (laptain M, C I'atridgo, of tho Wellington, wuh Injureil. .t . . : f 'YOSHMITK SINKS. ? HAN KHANCIHCO By Tlifl Arisociulcd 1'rcBH). Tho steam schooner Yoacinlte with 60 tons of dynamite und a cargo of per cutiHlon capn, flurrendered to tho sea a Tew hour before dawn to, day, ti ft or a 24-hour fight .to keep her ubove tho swells. No one wan on board. The schooner was being towed by the tim Hi a I tain per, and broke the tow cable jiiHt outside the Golden Gate. WalcrbifV'ged and heavily burdened Nhe wrapped thn bottom of the bir and 8ii nk. Tim YoHcmite went nshoro on , I'olnt Ueyes roeks yestcrdny. Thu ateum Kchooncr Willamette res cued her crew. . People View teinpnrary wooden structures huvn been erected find many modern of rtci. and fai tory buildings. Kverv wliere the work of reconstruction Is g"ln; on. TIiik l.i iiiff New Ywir's day. the I.IResf liolldny In Japan, the jttorci writ- tiitily cli.crd, F.veryone wnfi l.ui.y ii.i.kiiiir n.-w yi-ar'a call. Muu- UIJDMED SHIPS i : it i! W li Mf . - if--"