La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1926, Image 1

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VOLUME XXIV.
LA GRANDE. OREGON. MONDAY MARCH 1, 1926.
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NUMBER 120
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EDITION
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SAME SERVICE AS
BIG PAPERS HAVE
State, National, World
News Received Hot
1 From the Wire Mav-
ket Repqrt Complete.
The merchant wlto expresses hla
proximity to IiIh rusltitucr's nerds
wllh Hie aliiiniii. "Wit are us mmr
IP
UHIDHCWa
you iih yur telephone," ho only went Saturday nlfrltt, It. :. (.'neon,
begun to llliiHtmlii l', inlriielc.tif! referee; gave The Observer his of
iimdern imiiiniunlcud'jn us af- riolal all-star selections, given
reels IniHlni'ss. ' luboVc. Cacvbb who wn on top
.Hfginiilng today l.ti tlrantlo undor every play- and -who Is ono'of
su. . MiimlliiL- icni'tiirv la hut-a lick those types- of offlchlls' who nin
of. Hie telegraph key away from
tile vorM' larfrcHt cenUTS, to hor-
iow n nlrtady imirh-nsfd phrtiM".
The riMi Hon I41 (Imntlo ImH no HUI
diMily ht'ifn diHun c.om to Urn n
moti'Ml coiniTs of Ihtmrth t oon
liilnt'U In tlw foUoulntf hews illj
paU'li: l'OKTLAN'TS, Ore.,' Miir. .1.
By Tlii', Awhm'Iii1piI: PrcHii). .
Tin- l.ti Omndn i:fnliiff o.nnrr -,
or Iai (itinli wuh uddi'tl lo tlio
itr.'ffon Sliitf hiiy mil k'umd
wiro circuit Tho AHHortntfl
I'rt'KH toluy. TVuiili 1. APPlwI'V;
.-. ttf iHIfr Hiid -plt-iliMrtf- ti,,
I'Jvi-ninff Obsurvt-iv
iiiiti;i'r ii;i,i;iitAi'ii si;nvici;
Thus was the Pacific llorlliwesl
(Continued on I'age Kolir.)
E
ELGIN MAN TO
BE CANDIOAT
' I Itoblnmm poki on: boy' work.
Kl.tilN. OltK. (Kprehil) II. H.iwhleh l t lj" . niHln 'ttetlvily of the.
Wentt'i-Kpoon. I Ufa I runner und ! nuijorlty ot Itolury ulub.4 over the
rruit irrower. Iuih eonrluded Hint I coun try.
in- will throw IiIh hul in the rln(?.
hm a enmlidulv lor rr-prenenlHtlvo ehool nt Hiiker thl iifternoon.
from I'nlon cotmly. If A. It. Mun- : r-
lr rt'liii'i'ilHluM Us Witt to run forflJcSS AlldrCWS Mcitl1)Cr
state senator
Mr. Weuthcrspuun has allliotlli
ced that In will enter hla name iia
a candidate for tile lieplibllcsn
nouiinalioii anil that lie expects to
make an aggressive cainpalgu In
lite piiinaiiis, ll has been a citi
zen ... iMgin I oi union county
for III 'years, llo served for two
yeitrs ih mayor and two years as a
nivmb. r of the i;igin, city council.
Al. pti'wnl In- Ih a iiu:iiibr of (In
Oh-koh Hiitc board of norlieiillurf.
bavintr h rvi tl eontlnunu(y In this
...A-office for 14 yars. Mr. Wcutln-r-Hpuon
Is oni' or lb larpt-st apple
Wiowfrs In tin 8tati and Ik vietr
pri'iddi-nl of the I-'irHt Niillonal
bank or K I Kin. ' -
- Baker High Wins Title,
Defeating Joseph 32-14,.
More
Reader
Interest
Willi the hctfliutliitf UK My at
leiwtl wlii new. MTile f lliu
Asmh'IhIciI I'rc. fur lim Ob
srriw. athled iTftUer ltilpnl
Hill Im- Imiiutlliitely Appi-cHate!
hy llir I a .mtMte niltrtifM'r.
Always uiiti beil for ami anlh'i
pnteil uilh plea sun by H.h rcail
ri. Tin- OleK-rvcr will vrv,
tlH'in Im'Hit ami more cm.
lilelely In the fultirc oiittniilc
newt reiirlilnir tlicni . firtecii
-Inmi-M ahead or utcle iMpcr.
1t initio an an aher(itn
niedlotii Ut'onK -"o nwrvap
iwreiii, amt Hh cimi Mailt irnrntli
4f clrviilnllon nmrr cerlnlnly a
minil. The low rcjuler-wfcat tv
maiiLs lUH'liaiigt-d.
Observer JldveHiahjg
Pick Lyman
On Alj-Star
District Five
K. c. Caccia beiects a
Mythical Quintet' for
.The' 'Observer'.'' -at - End
of , Tournament. v
. . Al.l.-.'WAK teams.. '.
iurward. .
I'aync, llacr. captain; I
- l.yniaii, I .a firaiulr; d-olcr. ;
. lliianl.;
illiivs,'llakfr, T.'IMirr, Itaker.
. ' Second Tram.'
' ' , Forwards.
(imdlff, Itakor, captain; .Mat.
thews, Juarph. . . a ' .
Crawford, Wallowa, cciiler.(
tenants' ,'.
: liawsoii, .foscph; ZuihIpII. l.a
; ramie.
following tin- final 'game In the
I'nlon district' basketball toiirnu-
said to liavo "eyes .m the buck of I
their hcHdH," wiifl easily the moat'
comiietont per won
to' pick the
tnythleul tettiiiH.1 i: V
tettins ho
mmuta y iu '.
Riven liorioi-ablu. nu n loft to: I -or
wnrdn: Jlutton. tile: Known, l.a
fliande; Henderson. Wallowa. . V.
Officer.. " liayvlllci Boston. Vale;
tleertsen. i:nlon. Umb, l:nion.
fn..l..... Ilnl.l.u fJnrlll . llWlllt!
I'mi,... .Iesei.li. flimrds: iohnsjii.i
Vallowa.
i.i. fir.i i.'im ihni.
hud" this '.'to suy:'
i -.tf:,or.';ls Urllllaiit' . .... a
, "I'liyne. oi iiaaer, niy enoice iuri'i. i.i.h x
captain, Is proficient in long shots. ;
Is II
Kood iCuUer, " cluur-heudcd,
Contlnocd on lag l'lve.) :
Rolarians Hear Talks
Telling of Boys' Work
Oirlelon Snetieer, reclHlrin1 Tor
.Die rnlverBily or Oregon, und Hob
:'rrt Itobinnoii. president of th Ho-'
tiiry club ul- Aslorln, were KiteKl
!penkrs ut the meeUniy or the ltt
llrande Itotjixliins iit the Kolry ho-
tfl for lijiicheon thin noon. Mr.
Spencer will nddrens the hiyh
Of U. of 0. Glee Clubj,",:ilr' -
The affair is open to Hie entire
. " community No rorinal speeches
rNIVKKSm' OP fit' r.lijLlN. , will be given except by I he relir
I'liigeiie. Ore.. (Special). lless An-I lug president, W. I". I'erklns, and
draws, of l.a (linnde, n senior,
I who sings second lillu, appeared
,.,, ,,, wo.' , h, Hie
. ,.,... .,,,.,, home concert h-vi,
Ixhursday. The concert was given
iuiny '- 1 1,,. men's ;md women's,
eluh, which gave' the singers an ' Hirl:ike of litxlc nature.'
opportunity for a inilcli great -r Twenty I. Igh schoolgirls will do
rang" anil variety. . - , . jlhe sirvlng andi-r the direcllon of
-Miss Andrews will also be niMrs. Sherwood Williams, president
member of the club when It lnkes;nf the Methodist Ladles' Aid so-
a I rip I blft Hpiintr, t.'oncrls wPI
b wiven lh aeverul towns In the
Hi ate. , ' i
(Hy .Nolan skifrj
laker hiffh , hcIiooI'w "woinb r
live" lived utt to Hm name Main,-.
!dny nltrht In the rinalH nt the din
1rlct buHkelball tournament
' I n Ion and won the rleht to rep -
rigiu 10 rep.
rewnt Hits wcllon of the date ut.
ShU-iii by deft-atlng Jowplt hlh !
3 to 14. S
On I be floor the linker und .
.1 oki j 1I1 fulnt' t.4 wert about evenly
matched hut the HulltJotr htrti
nhoolcru demunnl rated I heir hu
peiiorlty In a convlnclnir ntnnn.r
by dropping In lio1 from almost
every Mngle.
Team Working Siiwwlhly.
While t'undirf, l'nyne an 1
tieorge lufr were riinnliiff up the
Keore roimlntently. Mines and Tom
Ihirf wre hold In tr the branch line
hid In check, keeping them shoo ing
from a dlHtanee In tin mam.
MiitlheWH, fliiHhy JoMi-pb forward,
wun high point timn for the de
flated fiimllNlft, wllh 7 polnln.
Kftteft waa placed ul guard by
..,.h 1...11 t..ii u ii.....rii
i that hi removnl froii Hie ofrcn.-e
waa a big iniilke on the purl of' "y""- " "' -e. ,... ... ......., ,
hla mentor - ihead of stock cattle, hogs, and erection of the new church.
Cuudirr Start JM-orlnir r jheep. now Iwlng f.-d under two The intermit phutte. of the uplrlt
Cundirf put Maker In u'v IvttJ :down dirierent methodM. !uul lUe l to ho kept alive by
,. , , , , . Many, local and outaldc visitors woiahtp und aervlce 011 tho Lords
(Cuutiuucd ou ra.e T .)
GIRL DARTS
ABhlUST GAR;
BUMP FATAL
Bertha Pierce, 7, of Los
tine, Passes dh Short
ly After Accident .
ZWEIFEL, DRIVER,
IICjLiU DUfUniililKX! the Miserere from "II Trovntorc,"
. '.' '" .1 with- Hayinonit Bigger cornet, and
T Vi i n ' ' ti " ' I I Krnnk Itoblnson, trombone, in solo
Lu orande Alan, 1'roceea-' roiea: the overture wini.ini Tell
ing Cautiously in Min- and a Chilean dance ".innnn."
; -.. TTnl.l Afri llumphili'H. ranked among
am Canyon, Unable to" tll(, 1(.adlnir,1.ll,1011t.tB or ,,,,,
Miss Chilli. Ihoms In the northwest, covered
. . ' v' - .' " hlmaiilf with nlory In his appear
',' ..'mice.' It had been said bi'fore the
Itcrtlia 1'lei.v, e.n-,vear ,h , ,. ..Th old
ilaimhtr of Mr. ami Mis. IVank I..' ... n ,,. .,..,.. ..,.,,
.T' im ? J
.Mtaiill, killed hen she s struck
,y Itnla. .y. ! s an d,Ue ,H-ar
ill ilium! I o'etofk Simdrty aTter
KMiii, hs Rlie (1111141 ueross I In
lilttJiwa)- dlm'tly In fmtii of lihu.
i.h ',,.' ,.,,i,i
hep body.
icarired It tibuut two eur IcmkIIih to
I tho brldKo. where both left wheels
"lu ' "
'The rullu r tui luolher of llm child
, brother, were whne.
lf .
of ' -)' Mr., S5wolfl
! JU,l""'d '"" '' r J""1 '?
j to catch M, a. l-lerce us she fainted
t'"T nvrriui whmu.o.,. u m. b.
' There was still hope
tliut . the
little girl
was alive -when her fa-
Mher 'nicked up the body, but the
sight of blood flowing as If poured
i'rom a pncner- jom in, uysuiiuenH :
"cr. f
l(rler .Nut Itlanwil '
No' lilame'ls . atlaelied Ip
Zwelfel either by the child's: ;
Mr.
p;ir-
' (rnmltiuail Alt Pngo a"lvt
lekel ri'MTvallons for the ban-
ijuel and hall wllh which the. ehani-
j irr 0r (.on,iii'ree wilt unlier in Hh
n w yeur und oWc-ch TuewJny n't
ii:::t p.. in.' nt tin- Zuher hiill may
be iiuhIi- tip to 10 ii. in. tomorrow.
' I he Incoming executive, I 'r. W. T.
' rhy. .Music nlul brief -reports of
the outgoing cabinet will supple
ment, their addresseH to the eorn-
! pany. Dancing will follow llic
serving of the dinner, which ,1s to
eb'ty, which 1 preparing llm din
ner. TleklH were il(ntrlbited I bin
tiflernoon by 1') hli;b Hufinol ulrlH.
Legionnaires, to Meet
Here Wednesday Night
Many things of Importance- will
onie up tiefon the American I'
KK'll U-i UM- M'Kllhti .-iiii t-m-
lieHUiiy I'VI'IIIHI,' Ul III" l, I .
Die commander announces. The
membership drive Is progressing
nicely anu a. seen in.ensi
tin legion aellvilU-ii by the entire
I ! pOSt. TllC context bclWCCIl Hie tWO
nonl. The content between the two
leums. which .-win e.,u .,.
i t-'um. which will end with Hi
regular ineeilnn In April, promise st
to be 11 cIohc one. At that time tb
losing team will banquet the win
ning team. The dinner will be for
all memberx of Hie legion and llm
auxiliary and will lie followed by a
dance.
Mall era pertaining to wur rlk
Immriincc, eompcnKutlon, hospital
ization, and Mtate loam to ex-Hi-rv-le-e
men will be taken up ut the
Wednesday meeting.
Wilhycombe Preparing
Kf f ivpwlnrl: I)uv'
" "
VSUtS. Ore. (Special) -Kobert
Wilhycombe, maiiHgcr of the xlulo
oxiM-rlinent Tarin hen-. In expiftlng
10 nave h nuny oay inurHuay, iht.
' hvbiw;-
v.iii attend the inspection,
AIUILDIIEn
TUESDAY NIGHT
Sousaphone
Solo Hit Of
Band Recital
Capacity Crowd Greets
Appearance of the La
Grande Organization in
Concert Sunday.
Tim La fcrande munltipul lnuiil. .
under tin' direction of Andrew
, l.oney Jr.. presented an Imposing
and enjoyable concert yesterday
lartcrnoon In the Arcudn theater.
piuylng to a packed house.
I . I'eulurlng the' program were u.
Mousaphone solo-by Oscar iluniph-
Koo,f work-out for a cornetlst,
fc certainly agreed
" ' 1 atatemenl., The swlnK ot
IIIV flf-- Ill llltlt-- I" " mill
rapidity that left one wonderlmr
tiow the player iminuKcd to pump
the keys of. his Instrument Tasl
enouKh und ul tho same time
maintain tho tonal value In keep.
Ing with the composer's aim. Hut
It whs accomplished In an easy
manner und left the crowd ap
plauding uproariously. The full,
resonant tones ot Humphries'
The Security "t'onstruiiiou com
pany lost Its $3l,all suit again:!
the .Ml. limlly Lumber company
Saturday when the Jury, utter two
liouis of delibetutlon, found for
tne defendant. .
. The chsc Involved more money,
covered more time and probably
attracted more attention than any
other civil sidl of the term. Liti
gation grew out of the cancella.
tion of on oral const ruction con
tend lliul the Security comuny
had with the .lt. limlly rlrm ror
the building of a 20-nllle stretch
or lugging railroad Tim liny Je -
ei.i,,i that the contract 'adopted
the terms of an eaiili.r written
eonli'iiel w b eb liro ded for ca.l-
, epilation al tiny lini
VcdnHday at H :'.Ut p. m. mid wr-1
ed Ihroush tin three follow. rur
day and .evenlncH In order Hint
the Irlul in in; lit not run over lulu
Hie Wnllowu county term.
J Jmlire .1. Wo Know.fh, with n:
n-ccHH alter "a moulli of liiKji-pri'M
Mure ' HiiitH it nd no VntermlKHlonri.
h'ft Hundiiy for Kntnrprlsi, where
)u: conveni'd court 1 bin morning
tor tin- Wiillowa county MtlKaniK.
H. It. llanna, court reportf-r, ao
coinpt'lib'il biln.
An adjourn -d hcnmIoii will be
trailed here tlw IhhI of HiIh monlh
or Hie find of next, It Iuih Ijimmi
announced by JihIkc KnowelH.
" ' (Continued on I'age four.)
.IIIRYfAVilRS
WWII! Wffaw
MT. EMILrCQ.
Congregation To Build
New Christian Church
. t ,.,...( i..,. ,.r ,,,.w
I. .. .. , r tt,--t
;t, . ar. ,.,, ,,
i ,'.,.,, ,.uyMunH r f,,e.
,.,,,, n,at was oiesenlcd
l,v life Ifev. I'. 'V. Iliinn and lie.
,.. ,, ,,, ,.( I,,,,,,,-,. , 1,,.
. . ,,. ,., cKurcli of
, . , . i'r;inle ul the 1110111-
Ilng service Kunduy.
The program rccognlssc IheluMJi
. iif t be church hm two-fold: The
I part pertaining to Hie local field,
.und Hint which extendN to mlmd'in
llleldn "even unto the endi of the
icurlh." II aeceptH iih the (dtmcb'11
tank the taking or li (iiandi- f'jr
' New TeHtnim-nt (MiriKtbinlty, ret-
IognlKlng that to do mo It 111 nut
overi oine: llvhiion among Hie pro
reused followeiH of J iih. Indlrrer-
lo ' 'tiriHtianliy, opposition 'o
ihiitiunily. und
low moral hbalH
1 portion of Hie
on the part of
Icommtin
community.
1'ubllclty. distribution of tn:K
pre-KuoU-r revival, a revival In Hm
full or winter, at reel preucbliM.
pertwrnal work In the home and
dnr, ftttvnduuve ut m 'luta-wotfH
RESCUE TOO
FROM GRIP
OFSTORMS
Mart and Wife; Trapped
in bnow bmce Feb. Ip,
: Found by Rangers
FORCED TO BOIL
AM) CHEW SHOES
Couple, Who Expected
Death, Brought from
Mountains by (Jaterpil
lar and Sfed Crew.
WUKTWOOll, ('III.. Slur. 1. AP
Trapped in a. terrific snow storm
at Hie 'eu.H)cr Hlvcr Hanger sta
tion on February 1R and so racked
by hunger lliul they boiled and
chewd on their shoes, J. 10, Header
and wire, 317 J street, Hacrnmento,
were forced lo wall until yesterday
before; they could be rescued by a
caterpillar and sled crew from the
Ited jftlver J.tiinher company at
West wood. . I .
Thi"couple,f whoihad written a
diary In expectation or death, were
so weak from hutigor and cxhuiiH-
fPnntlnapfl nn Pas Hva.)
BERT E. HANEY'S
RESIGNATION IS
ACCEPTED TODAY
" ''..if I ...! 'r
. . WAAm I NOTON, "tur ?v ( A V )
I Acwplniuie Of ;tho i-eMlfflmUOsi pt
lierl K. Hiiiu-y of r"foir l ti sl;
member of the Hhlppln? hourd wh
announced ioHy in jnp wnin'
House lifter Mr. I limey hinl Klven
up bis post und Blurted for -IiIh
iiomtf in Portland. The reulKnu
llon beeami' eft'eelive lt midnlKbt.
A letter HlKiP'd by Heeretiu y S th
der wuh furwurded toduy lo Mr.
Mnney advinlnK" llin tliut. the prel
denl tiad neeeplel (he reKiKHUtlon
but wuh not made public here.
Special Prohi Agents
A j 1 i i.:iii... wllh alleged rii'uions wiin miss
ITCStCd at HlllSnorOji.urnio Hwallow,i,awronQe, Kansas
- girl, acoreil today when a letter of
1IILLSIIHHO, (ire., Mar. I. (AT)
-James lliirton and C I'.'.
lleeker, '
WHn declariMii tni'y wero apei
1 prohibition agents under appulnl-
menl liy.dovernor I'lerce liere held
-loiiay in lae coiliny jail Here on
jcharges of. possession of liquor,
I'riiey were arrested at lleaverton
Si""V ''v-nhur by I leputy'Hherlff
Vireil Weckcrl and fiscar Hooly.
Bill lo Abolish Rail
Hoard' Passes House
WASHINH'IUN. Mar. I (Al)--The
VVnlHoii-l'urker bill lo wl up
new iiiethndK nf Mettltnil rail lot id
labor dlHputi-H wiih pawed today by
'''ThcTeasurc, which now ges i
lae senaie, woiiio proviue mi
abdlillon
board.
of Ih.-
railroad labor
meeting., prayer nn
of .the Xerlpinre.
phiPe will have for
eNlabllKhing of a
J the readimr
The external
llH fllctoi'H the
church nlgln
innnlhly. with nupper, devotional
period and ollur artlville, hooMt
ine one (lepartiueiit rarh" month.
lining the young people . in tlmi
church nervicen. and monthly vIhiU
allon lo the Hhut-lfiH.
The world work of the prognim
Im three-fold: Making und keep.
inif the membei-Mhlo or the ebuivhtpl" whom- cuiiol liinied over, '
ru Tor Bervlce; lreaklng down Nec-AdumH cuuoe wuh ciMight In a
tmlanlHiii and cHtuhliHliIng puro . whirlpool and cuiwlzod. The younir
rbrlMtlanlly In Hm place und'er brot her 'managed lo reach the
brlugiiiK Hiomc to 'hrlnt who mtikc ' Hhorc, but Carl did not reappear.
no proh-KHlon of 'hrlaliiiMlty. The two whom lh hoy Bought
CrovlMiou Im alHo made for t be bad maaited to reach nhore wit hout
mlKitloiiiiry activities of the ehurch,
In the roiinty as well hm through
the Htute. the natbm and I he world.
The Mill's Itlble etna of Hie
Cbiitch 'or 1'hrinl voted yeHleiduy
to take up it compreheiiHlve study
of Hie' Hlble, the plan being to
cover the entire book by the clone
or the ctilemhir y.nr in order to
nciioalnl men wllh the outsland-
lag eve, ml mov nt of lh..lPHlr r bandcuff. to .ubdue Mrs
.. ,.. ..I.li.m.-H lioiine. luing 12 miles oust
the
will
class; Dr. J. I,. .Mcl'liers.,.1
i... ..re.i.n.iu' nrrieer.
... m.w. ii. .1.1
About .00 membem of the letter
(Conllnuetl on !'( four.)
' Uiest Divorcee PR0BITI0;i
" ADVOCATED
sS ' e Assistant Secretary An-
Af X 'y, .- drews Declares Some
Mm. Jmimi Hatcher Ih llw pntlwt ilHtonw Jit Io AiiRelcM
at IchmI, Hint's what Jtidffe 1. K. Kwler vMw her wlHm h (fvo .
Iht h ihi'm. Ho HMkl Im "couldn't untWiuajul why luw hiUitNuiil
wimbl d(rrtc Huch A' aw-ovti pretty witm . , t . , .m -
'; '.'.TTTf? '"' rvi'-i;
HAN KUANCIHOO, Maw I.' (AI'V
t'aptain orvlllu. ClUmpltt. army
chaplain on Irlal lioforii . a court
martial hern for thn violation of i
three articles of w.'i.r In-connection
nlraiiion of I he eliargea, written
supposeuiy ly i-tu girj, wus iniru-
- . ,
Major A. K Ilawklns, Movent li In.
i fantry, who luvesilgiitod thn ciwo
lei. i nnrt that' lust HeDtnmber
he suggested Hm chargea against
(.iiuiiluln (iumpltt ho dropped. Ho
hud "serious doubts" as lo tlio guilt
ot the defendant, tin testified, v
Captiiin Cluinpltl. wvia given an
opporlunlly to 'resign; Major Haw-
kins wild,, nut declined 10 nccepi.
hut those who
agulnsl. him
I .viii H'ltltti'giiil
II oil ill" Tiiuine. "'.h
brought Hie. churgi1
were trying to "rnlirond'
of the army. .
I SuSilCndei'S Will Find
' Favor in Mady Eyes
VAI,M HKACII, Kin, Alar. . 1.
(AC) HuspemlerH hoqii will be
come, aw popnbir wllh-women aa
tliey have been with men, wild
M Ihh KIhIc V. Pnvlrf of New York,
aulborily on wouien'tt dr'efl. . f
Canoe Overturns, Boy
Drowned iNear Kugene
lOt.'OKNK, Ore. Mar. I. (AC)
The hody of Curl A damn, JO, of
Hprlngflehi, who ilrowitetl In tint
ntlllraee JumI outMlde of till city
IIiiiIIh or Kugt-ne Hnlurdny, waa
recovered yesterday iifternoon, aoiue
non yanln down jit ream.'
Young AdtiinH'waa with hla hro-
Hmt lu canot inoiiiiig tor iwo pco
Thu
knowledKO of tho tyo bo.
Need Three Officers
To Subdue Wild Woman
CKNIH.KTON. Ore. Mar. I (AC)
II required threo offlcrers Hiid
"-rl'. n." n-ii -''" ...........
I"nd attacked a rederal agent In a
iiiuuor ruining puny, accoruing 10
"officers. A still wus lukun by tho
jofflcluls,- . .'':
XTRA
'' ' ' WIIV.AT IROI'K,'
' lili'A:n. Mar. 1. ( API llrcaks
I.. ..rl,-e that n-acl.en as far bm fl
cents a busliel wcro witnessed In
wlimtr , tuda)'. May dropped to
t.BHM ' ,as aitalnet gl.uiVti to
l.llMX "it Halurdav's finish. Tlio
iiiarket was under heavy ' selling
pressurn owing to ctlinstcs that
runn stm'ks of wheat wuro much
liKrUcr tlinn acnorally bupimtmhI.
' XT AIA'OHOIj OITI'VT. ;
NKW VOHK. Mar. 1. (AP)
Jubn A. rVjstor, recently npiwlntcd
0 Ukc rliar of IIIR Hlllierviaion
M u ...e.r ................
the country said today that he plans
n sweeping cut In tlio ouiplil oi ai-
isoiiol iiiaiiiifucturiil under govern
nient penult. It Is his aim, hu sahl
to reduce 0i present output from
"six million gallons to two million
gear.. '-:'-.
I '"'. .. t
I'lHF THRHA'IUNKD '
: fciAl.ldM On-., Mar. 1. AP)
,j ;B' ; ttt,'ICK',a,0 lKUi.
, "''n 0,v,m.k tlay, al-
. . . .k.
iiHiniliiir rcM-clvcd a Wiu k luuul let-
ti-r from an imhkiitlfkNl i-omlct
liisHln llu wall wamliitf him that
ir all tho liiiiiat or Iho "hull
IK'H"
wen? not rrccu oy n otwk
"Mil whole dump will g up hi
rsnioke."
COini-ANH WOMAN lilldd H 1
I'OKTIiAM), trt Mnr. I. (AC)
.Mm. Anna Kefsty, ugi'd alKitit
U, was killed toduy by being lilt
Uy a Httht delivery nutomohilr uf
(er nlitfhthitf frtnn a JNM-tlaiid
She was on Iht way lu a iHnmy
home to do liouMi:work. .'Iho driver
wat not hla mod.
Explorers Head North
In International Race
NKVVVOIIK, Mar. I. ( A I') Tim eicnt uaro rigged ship ot romance
urge thulaenl lleiidrlk Hudson hal.lhus been replaced by science. Air-
lllng llirough polur seas In 1607 In
search of a northwest, puasugo 10 , moior sieugu now piy a
Ihe Hplco Islandmof the cost to- ..Tu Ulase Air Wnute, , . -
day still sllrs the blood of modern I Tho expedition led by 'Lieut-.,
explorers who seek lo solve tho Commander Richard E. Byrd plupa
mystery of northern seas. to sail from Newt York late. tu.
At M six eipeditlons hope March in lla effort to bla nn air
this summer to reach the north polo routo to tho polo Itself. Last Sat
or to rind new lunda hidden away tirday-tho dlrlgtblo Nprges, with
In Hi" fields or unknown Ice. Kour Norwegian and Italian members of
oilier purely seleiitlflccxpcdltlons the expedition headed by Koald
wIM'penetrali. fur into Hm north. Amundsen aboard made a success-
It has become almost an Interna- ful test flight, at Bomo. ..- -;
lloniil race, by land, a and air. I' Ot the threo American ONped.
Hxpcdlllons representing Interests Hons, tho first that will tako tho
lu America. Krunoc, Norway. Italy -ulr under preientplana that
and Itnsshi will penetrate the re-
Klon, .al lured countless cplorcrs
t...,.r.. ii.e.n.
A trade roule to Hm cast Is
sought, a landing placo for air-
plunes-noar the north pole or ul
vast hlUduu continent. Uut tho uu-1
SEEKS FAIR TEST ,
OF VOLSTEAD LAW
Believes That Congress,
in Fight Against Li'
quor, Eventually Will
Turn to His Idea.
' WASHINGTON, ifar. t (AP
Creation of t, commUpton to study
, .tho general prohibition question In :
, all Its aspects wn yroyoaed tad ay ,
ny Assisiani nwcreisry unsmsi o
the troasury, In chart of dry law
enforcement. "- '
With both enittw.Mtd house pre-,
paring to take step to Inquire Into
conditions under UrohUftUoa and
with wet sad dry organisation en
gaged In bitter controversy over It,
Mr. Andrews declared he believed
the time would oome fori a thor
ough study of the question In ita
eeonomlo, soolai and other phases.
Homo Action Mil ussiry.
a Tho' aeoretary declared ir : tho
enforcement was to proceed with
success some action muat be lakes
to iiulet the public tnlad.
In the- aix years since the llth
amendment of the . constitution
was adopted no move of stmHeo '
nutiiie his1eni, mee-an m
thorlied administration - offlolal
ulthough congress he heed asked
on numerous oeoastoM by varloue ,
groups to order such a. procedure.
Mr. Andrews etnphasUed that It
was tils busineaa to enforce law
: rut her thuA to iudgn It benefits
or disadvantages and ho suggested
that the study be left to a commie- t
slon to be appointed by e. prest- f
dont which would have trained es-
perts and wide Inquisitorial pow-
era.
Ho thought the Investigations
Continual) on Psaie Flvo.) .
HOHBllUHO, Mar. 1.. AP) -
(jscur Warren of Anlauf was today
given a sentence of two years In
tho penitentiary and a. floe of l
following hi4 cnvlctloa on- a
charge ot possessing a .till; War.
.n s. ua . 10 no 1 xf ; , -11 nhmlrlAfl -1 n V j
Judffo Hainllton. becauw of the
-fuel that hadollowod ' hla
youimer Brou rrc
Join with him In the moonshiDlnr-
, :C ,Z "
lencea 10 ana year m uiv jyosuinni-
tlary hut waa paroled to Deputy
Hherlff Bbambrook. Fred is much
younKer thnn Oacar Warren, and
Judge Hamilton ald. In pamlnir ,
aentence on the Older brother that
lie HhoulU have aet a good eioajn
pin for the youngur. -
Henry Htowie and Hum' Stivers,
also qf Anlauf, were each acntenced
... y......wa, ,
fined i each for poeasion ot
B,l,
: plum, illrlglbles. flying boats ana
neuueu uy v.w.. ...
h .ins epc.l.."on
: its way nprlh, 1 nw eapc.iii gii h.
bucked by tho American Gecgrapli
leal society, tho Uetrolt, Aviation
society and the North. Auterlctait;
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(Condcued OS .flra) ,,,,