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1 1 EASTERN ION'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE IT V OIIBQO N Qensralty cloudy and unsettled tonight and Friday. , , E D I TIO N kaai volume xxiv. MEMOIt A88OCIA' LA GRANDE. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. RES3 MEMBER ASSOCIATED fit ESS NUMBER 147 ' to 'I A A FIBS JO MIES! . More Than 100 Acres in Union, Wallowa Coun- , ties to Be Seeded . WOULD REPLACE SPRING CEREALS - E. H.. Smith Commercial Representative, and O. : A. C. Expert, Return from Wallowa Today. , -,'Moro than one hundred iicrcs of seed flux- will' be planted In 1,'nlon . atiU"Wullowu counties this ye-up lo determine- Its practicability us a substitute, for spring- cereals, par ticularly spring onlH, uccoi-diiiir lo 1-3. II. Nmitli. riMiresuntullvoof the, Amtrlcun Unseed Oil comiiuny at .diminished, and tho, difficulties of Minneapolis, of which the fort- inrorniinnt officers nga-ravutcd land.l.lusced Oil works la a branch ,y the, present number and com. plant, und W. I.. Teutsch, Orriron plcxltus of our statutes. . . Agricultural college extension at-rv- J. -Tho ' problems of living- and of Ice, who; were In 1a Orunde thla ; business are naw' made, more num. inurnliifr after spending the "t erous a,i burdensome byloomuch three days In Willowa county where t legislation, regulation.. und tux they held a aeries of meetintpau Hilonw My volo will be east only this Interest. " ' ':-or. fnxS; bills which will tend to . .Heed, flax, which la the kin o;not. Buislllt ss cfrlclvnu-e ..flax crown for seed prouui.,, only. Is used almost exclusively ln 'Hie manufacture or unseen on anil ts by-product oil meal.. Tho lln- Hccd oH Iji one of the most tinpor- tnnt conatltuents or pulnt and lliu 'oil meal la said to bo ono of the beat of concenlralnd dairy cow fecda. Very little or thla rlax is ' erown here, bul, according to Mr. Tculaeh. It Ihrlvra Under similar - conditions aa prevail here. It is expected that a Hast one hundred The la Grande Klourhig Mills: was robbed of about $155 IhIch.sIi and small checks early IhhL efiitng by a canvaa-gloved thief whb Hp' parenlty entered the , building through an upper window from the top of a box car stundlnt? tu-ar.. Tin! burglar was someone fai:illlar vtt li the 'premises, MherlfT Hn-s-' hears und his deputy. H. A. Kllnir hammer. are agreed, ( slnv the money was not In the wire, but hid den uwuy lu a conveyor. . I sunt itlght'H robbery 1r the riMh Ut, Ute mills within "I lift hisl. few months. On thn firsl two or lliree . ueiwHlolis, the eompHny's wife was , broken. After that the day's re - celpls wet- hiddctn out, In -.various FLlffiHf AGAIN ROBBED places about the office. Two weeks bustnefw und mutters of minor tm 11 tro. t lie buildimr was. eiitered und norland? we.rv taken up. Ol fleers suurched without luck. Tin only prints left us clues were the course imprcHHlonH of canviiH glove. :, There were no foo-.tiinls In lh stiow this morning, so. the looting inust have been taken phiee dur ing the rain early Inal evening. "Chunees of tracing .thla . thief by tracks are pretty slim.": nuld the deputy this morning, "Tot he Mother men In Hie forest service and . . was pretty careful ubout covrlngi fire prevention officers were in at f, llp." . i I tendance. Jury Awards Mrs. Conklin $500 ' After 12 Hours Deliberation The Trend To Daily Newspapers The. a4 yvnr In Htherllsluj; ns limrknl by t lie. lirnil by bin liisiMirHeliin-rs to plas-la tlK'IK tult-crlUliij; iih'mm(s b Unv ou In llic ilally mrnsis;-If- 4j Tlirr bnvc dl.-t-ovurttl Itirmurii 'lmilsUiii s 11 r v is jr h nml tf-dft tlist ymi read anil awdmllaie ndtciiLliitr Infurnmlkm iiriI rvndtly nml ilcaaiifly wlHn prcsciilttl in your daily ncn-.-NtN'p. Ittic htislnc firms ait (tMH-cntrallut; on . lleWMMlpcr snmo and arr- .K.mllmr liim dmu of millions of ilollnrs catii year lo toll yon of llM'lr protl. ut-ts. rrocrtlve retail Ihl-I. itcss nm appm-latr (Im sanic omwriunily available for tlu lr i-otitact Willi yno. "Otocrrer Adrcttiaissf . :. A Mi rnlun lining Ikavloa." F.E. Kiddle Announces Candidacy Formal Statement Issued by Island City Man Takes Stand Against Nuisance Law's. Fred K. Kiddle, of Island Clly. who recently announced his candi dacy fur llK' republican nomination for state senator from the I'nlon, t'mutllln. Morrow district today Is sued formal announcement. ' Mr. Kiddle and Benutor H. J. Taylor are at present the only can. didiMcs announced.- Friends be lleve ho will havu no opposition In tlie primaries because of a strong following in I'maUlla and Morrow counties us well as In Union. coun ty. ' ': . The form til statement giveii 'to day follows: -' .' 'X" ' j , J-.1-' ' j : "I huve no present' intention! to propose uny new bills. "I huve no spcciul -Interests to servo, und no personal- hobbles to further. ' ' r ' "I am firmly convinoed that ttd iiilnlKtratlvn efficiency Is Impair ed, the cost of government unduly Incruitsed, proper. respect for law- ulumitflni economy; ' "I prefer tho directness,, and simplicity of natural and - ex-on- omlc law rather than tho confua- ion und uncertainty of .expensive Ic Rlslatton. I will at at! limes acok 10 promote the bualncaa-IIUo ad ministration or mate affairs." I Mr. Kiddle, has been acllyely en- gaged In the flour,; -'milling . and , ,1 , . v, .. . Continued on puffs FIV.) ,, j - NOMINATE HURONJL, - AS IOSTaiASE OF LA GRANDE .' ltalph It. Huron, pOHtmuHlor of Lu iliande, wus today nominated by TrcHldent ' t'oolldtfe, uceordlnf,' to an Asxociated l'res dlnpateh received Iiere Just before noon. Hesliles holding the . position i'f postniaatt!-, turon is contniandiiiK officer of the Kastern Ort'Kon na tional puard . compunk'3. ..with a rank of imijor. WASHINGTON. Apr. I. (AI). Posttmistei's : nominated loda;': Klamath Kalis. Oic; John A. 'Me Call. Ui Grande. - Ore.. ItUlph II. Huron. ' Association to Elect Officers at Later Time . Wecause two inemlinrB of the bflard of dlreciors wrc unable lo attend llic meeting Of the I'nlon . nr-.socia.tion held at tho County Kl city hall yesterday only routine were lo have been elected but this was postponed until a later meet ing to be called by President Geor ge Cochran. I1mcr Stoddard, vice president, presided over the meetlmr. I., II. UushcII was In his place h secre Hiri'.i niRiirir. Ml ii 1 1 H'nrestcr I'. !a. Klllott, of ISalem. and several I l''le hundred dotlara was lite tinioililt. ot uaiuaea tile jury luunu tor Mrs. MurnirHt Uonklin in her suit a KM Inst Kay Wilson when III" members finally arrived ill a de cision at H):4o o'clock this mora ine, following more than 12 hou-s or disagreement. , The Jurors were wiled Into III" courtroom enrller this fun-noon, but requested by Judge C. II. M - t'ullnch lo retire once- more an I attempt lo reach n Judgment. It uus rumored thla morning Ihu! seven of the Jurymen held out Tor the defendant throughout the night. t Mrs. ('nnklln had naked fur $5, on". Her health Was ruble I. she said, by Injuries Innlcted when Wilson's ear struck her us she was crossing the puremenl before her home, near Imblcr. a yier ago Thunksgivlng evening. Although the plullltirt testified that she bud looked for cars und seen no lights, botk Mr, mid Mrs. Itay Wilson dec-land that their llghU were burning thai night: thai they had seen the Conklin ear atop und Mrs. Conklin alight on the right-hand able, and that ahe hud appeared to sec their approuch before she hurried ucroas (CuUiUUtJ ou I'ujc Jive) DPEH BIOS FOR DEEP WELL PUMP bi'ty Commissioners , Announce Awards. This Afternoon to Woman seeking $10,35q damages MineiTa -Knight Presses . Claim AgainBt City for ! Injuries . Received in Fall. . I .. .. .'.FlHns? of 11 claim ;. for . $IU,35 by Minerva KnlRht ugalnHL the JSL ..f vun,i?: HnU, wn,lf ui mi, 10 lvi ,uiii,iiik pmui ' IIIIU instalttitloii or mauhlnery at Him r-lly'a deep well occupied the at tention Qf the city commission last evening. t- Tho communication from Min erva Knight declared that she had ot Intend-.City. - wni been Injured, sustaining, a-ri-ac-,'",';al"'r- MrB-, ." Maxwell lured hip. In December, whei. alie. ' ovcnln services wl hip. In December, -when elm' fell on .Ash Hi..,i .h ... ,. bankment . had been left during ttt tho Presbyterian church, the the' construction of a side walk. Oaofee Albert 1'olla.d. Bup She holds tho city liable- , tlst pastor, prcuchlng- on the theme. The mutter wua referred lo the clly manager. - . i lllils OiH-ned. . . - , Opening of bids, found rour companies with propoaltiona: '. I'V A. Jiah-y compuny, l-'orllnn-l, entered the following bids . on pumps: (a) 89t), (HI 7ti. pitta 125 freight; (a) ffosii, (b) $l-jr,n Pius s-'Jii freight. -. d. W. Huddlcr. company, ' I'ort- land, entered - bids ' us folioua: eiiulpment (a) H,7a."4'.i, (b) I7 I77.0U; pump (a) $4,aft8.IMr, (b) S,3TI,43. . Completion by. July 16. : 1 lartenliowei- Rinthrs. til Culd. well. Ida... entered - Inn .fnllowlna - bids: euulumenl (a) I ft.37o.44: Tbl ' 1 M46.4 I:- puilip (a) $,:..''. 'o Is . also a" lieutenant I43.k.-'(b) it. (126.60. Cumnletlon colon-l". in the Oregon iiiatlonaj by July .1, ( .W. ('. Kellev. or La Orunde. en- tere'd two bids on eiiulpment: (a) 2U.UKS.8U, cb) -l.D34.3t). c'oui. (Conllnued on 1'uge l-'lvo) Mother nut u re played a Joke on the Grande Kondc valley today and It met with different types of appreciation. When residents of Ja Orunde awoke Hits morning two Inches of snow bluitkeled tho county but rising mercury, which reached 4m above during the morn ing, soon erased the covering. The joke didn't lake very well with farmers who were In the midst of spring' work, Including plowing and seeding. Utile dam age was done by the snow with the exception of delay in Mpting work. ItAKr.K HAS TWO I Mil IX tt.VKKIt, Ore. Apr. 1. (Al' Two lurhes of snow fell here between midnight and dawn this morning. The anow wua melting rapidly lo ir . COI.O AT WAM.OWA WAM.OWA. Ore. (Special) The weather conditions over tU section have not been favorable for growing e;opn during the past two weeks. A i:old northwest wind litis been blowing, drying the sur face of the ground out rapidly. No rain during the past fortnight has added to the condition. Ktiliier severe freizlng has oc curred here on -several - recut nltrhis snd farm work has been considerably retarded. The growth of fall wheal and crass has been considerably checked, . No harrowing or winter wheat has been done In this section . lo date. Elgin Man Accused of Cruelty to His Horse Charged with cruelty to a horse. John Mayfleld. of Klgln. was ar raigned In justice court Wednes day, and entered a pleu. of not guilty. He will be tried Tuesday morning. April 6. The court re leased him on $150 bonds. Gustavo and Yokel to Meet Tomorrow Night! The boxing commission at Kn terprlse will stage a wrestling1 mutch toiitor row night with Ad Gustavo and Mike Yokel, light heavyweights, due to meet In th main event. lied Hill, formerly of fc-lgfn but now of Orunde. will wrestle Jim Noreguard, if NATURE JOKES: WINTER VISITS croTDTSjIS I La Granders ' To Observe Good Friday Christians of All Faiths to Meet in Services To morrow; Programs Held Last Night. t'oimttcmorutlnff the. divine aRony with which Chrlat redeemed the world. Im Granders of both Catholic and IVolestunt faiths will meet fur three-hour services beftln'- nlnff ul noon tomorrow the day obflerved us Good 1 Friday wherever there are Chriatiunn throughout the world.' Addresses on the seven last words; spoken from the cross will be Riven. v ' The, Key. Puttier Nooy wlil ad dress his parishioners at Our Lady of' tho Valley church. Bt. Tetur'B lipiacopal church has been selected'vby. the Protestants for their union service. Tho .min isters of Uio several coiiffrugutlona will speak. Opportunity' will be (riven during tU singing of hymns for thosu who . cunhot uttend the ontiro servlco to ontor or leave the church. .'':'..-(', : Vou Good b'rlday aul-vlcif follows a week of iioonttdo pnaslon week 'meetings Completed at the. Arcade 'theater today.. The Jlev. Hall . K. the sang. - imo-J evening services win ue .conciuaeo tonigiit witn a miner- ""enoia, me .Man. - jnc meeting begins at S. Pictures of the crucl- llxlon .wlll be shown. J. At tho . .Methodist church laal .night, tho lt'ev. W. C. Jtoss, of the Presbyterian .pulpit, preached .on .--The Master's Qrcat Cluesllon: 'What Think Ye of 'Christ?" Tnc oiirlstlun. nntl the Kplscopal churches havo meetings tonight, . . Eugene Company Will Be Mustered in Tonight (t . ' ... - ' KI.tOr.NK, Apr. 'I'. (AI'l. Major w- Cleary of H he -United- Htutes - guard.. wlll"be -heru .lonlglit from Portlnita- to muster In ,1' coiu- jnuny. 1 SOth Inrunti-y,1 :and i heud -MMartera first batiilllon, (i:'nd in luniry. . , -. .. )" company Is composed of the same personnel ha the former heudqiiui-ters company here, the unit changing its stutila from head quarters to- inrunti-y 1 enrollment. The, new . lleadfUartei-s company, however. is composed of Kpt-itu;-rield men, and is .a new unit. . O.A.C.SINGERS 1 joes the modern audience want Jjixz or music? i The 2'Ml auditors who heard the O. A. C. A) udrl gal club In a concert at (he high school last eve ning went home wondering. When (lie Metronomes pluyed "J.dnah," they were all for nyncopullon. Hut when the glee' girls harmonized Green's "Sing Me to Sleep" and 'adman's "land of the Sky Hluc Water," they slKln-d In deep Hatis- faction that then was something belter than jazz. . Irish Hums and Alma Hctidder lick led their spectators palate .wilh a delectable dance uTter tin I Charleston. Hut they met no 1Ik- giT ruupuiine i iinii r loin .iici oy, with her fiery grace and castanetH In i.a i'aloma." All three girls are vh hetlc dancing studentH at the college. .MIkh .Mci 'oy, dcHplte her .Mediterranean appeurauce hint eventnt;. Is a blonde, and the daughter of a professional aclreKS now living In J'urtland. Miss Gert rude Isensec, violinist, was another individual urttat that added pleasures to the. concert. Her solo was Wlenlawnki's "(her tass. Mazurka." "My I.IMIe Han Jo" and "Swoel Miss Mary" were followed at, persistent demand of t he audience by additional num bers by the Madrigal quartet. The program pres(nled In the way of variety a lively skit, "The Involu tion of a KreHhninn." written by some of the girls in the club Jean el le Hoyr Xanten. of Portland, accompanied the singers us dire ctor. ' After th ronnert. w hfch closed with an (V A. C, loyalty song for which the old grads stood In honor of their alma mater, the girls and their Im Grande host se joined 'the dunce at the Ztihcr hall. Their Mcronorne orchestra furnished the program. sti'Ii;.t.h K.vnvuor.Mi CKNTKAI.IA. Mo. Apr. 1. AI) -Approslinalely 600 MlsHourl uni versity students bound on their caster vacations were snowbound near Hullsvllle nine miles south of here last night while trainmen en deavored to- move five Wabash ccu-lii uU'i l o vutiin.j. mm III DISTRESS Britisli Tanker Rescuea 28 from Sinking - Freighter . ATLANTIC OCEAN WHIPPED BY GALE Tug' Capsizes Off Lewes, Delaware Small Boats . Havborbound U. S. Blair Is Safe. " NKW. YOItK, Apr. I.. OAIM Adding it brief coupler to the long lulu of- thrilling rescues H sen dur ing slqrms of tho past winter, the Urltlnh - tanker Hhlrvan was en route -for Falmouth, Kngliind. to day with 2 seamen rescued from thu British freighter Jalehnni, Tho Hhlrvan, racing to the side of the stricken freighter In a gale 400 miles orf Halifax- lust night. beat the liner Maurctanla which also had swerved from her course at tho first cry for help, . - - Captuln Itostron, who was In in command of the Curputhia when lie rets ,j .lie survivors oi ine 11- iiinlo hTTaia, reported that the Uileham was nearly on beams' ends and all her life boats carried away. 141s messages gave no details of tho. rescue, except thnt the Iji- leham wus sinking -rapidly. ,, I . N. .snip is Safe Reports that the American freighter Mlnlr, was -in - trouble were cleared up today when the Bxport Steamship- .Corporation, operators of tho ship received a wireless rrom Its captain saying : ((jontlnued on Page Fire) BRINING FINDS " HIMSELF ANOTHER CINDERELLA GIRL NIOW YOItK, Ajr. I., (AH) ('ranees Jleenan. 15-year-old high school girl. Is playing tho role of a second "Cinderella" to Kdward W. Krowtilng,,. wealthy 67-year-old real estate ope nil or. . who refuses to deny or confirm reports he will marry her after hor birthday in June. - I - 4 '. Ohtciisttiou of possible marriage plans has been put off by Mr. Hrownlng while shJ is suffering from burns received five, days ago, when an unknown imsallunt threw acid in her face. , ' , After ull Mr. Hrownlng adver tised his desire to adopt u girl, not over 10, to act as companion lo his 1 1 -year-old adopted daughter lor- othy SuiiHhlne. Mary Louise Spas of New York volunteered for the role of Cinderella und was adopted. It developed however that she was really 2 1 and the adoption wus res cinded. , , - I'Vunces Is a student at Textile high iichool and according to cur rent, reports, wus to, have been married to .Mr. Hrownlng on her HHh birthday. Juno 23. Mr. Hrownlng. describes her as "a lovely kU , five feel. 7 inches tall, weighing 145 pounds, with light curly brown hair." Woman Judge Seated In Multnomah County I'OltTi.ANO, Ore.. Apr. I. (AH) Judge Mary June Spifrlln. first woniun judge of the district court of Multnomah county, look her place on the bench today. She was appointed recently by Governor Walter Al. Hiercc. The courtroom was pucked, nnd the bench was covered with flow ers as Miss Spuiiln took the oath. "My policy will be to meet every situation as 11 arises with an open mind." she said, "Kvery case Im an Individual case, and I expect to treat It as such." When the rirst case was culled for trial, a woman allorney, V. A. C, Ahlf, appeared fur one of the sides; Champoeg Moonshiner , Captured by Officers SAI.KM. Ore. ' Apr. I. (AH) State, federal and county officers last night seixed a whiskey still operaH-d by Arthur Jeile, at Cham poeg, about sou pints of moon shine, tun willon. of imish and brought Jetto to Halein where ho whs lodged In the county Jail. The still was of So gallons capacity. It was far front being u sun Mary outfit, the of rice rs say, and the ac cumulation qf filth and dirt whs heavy. . t Jetle claimed ho hud been oper ating about 3 months, running off an average of 4o gallon of moon shine dally. Most of It, he said. was sold in 1'ortlund und Mew- Don't Believe ,-': lenders' bueuers If tbey inn get III Today ImIii April I. 'tills little scnio la being ciiai-fed on many a clly tlirotiglKMil ' Umi land. '''; EVEY SEEKING SENATORSHIP ' ;S.VLKM, Ore.', Apr, I.' (Al').- Apothcr tandidate . f (' . Unite J Htate tfeiirttor ttpeai'od ' tin lllh poiiilcul stage today when fini'- enco 'It'. Kvuy, of Mountulndale, I Washington county, filed with tho secretary of stnto his. declaration us. a rnnd id ale for the republican nomination. ' Jn his statement or principles lie promises lo "help tlie people of Oregon to continue to Indicate by majority vote, and to control directly VI thin the statu all such questions as taxation, pro hibition, school und alt ijuesttoiiB which, on the face oT them, should bo decided by the people of this stateall questions pertaining ex clusively to US." j' "I will work for the. public dti terests on nil ' such questions as federul aid for roads, water power and things of that, nature, iiIhoH taxutlon, coast defenne, etc., us indicated by the mujorlty will of the pepi of this stale." Minor Forest Fires s Burning Near Eugene Kt'OKNK, Ore., Apr. I. (AH) Despite light rains which 'fell yes terday and consequent high rela tive humidity, several addltion-il minor foreHt fires were reported In the Coast range of Kugene. Nor man Morris of Mapleton reported to tho Sluslaw national forest th'it a fire wan burning at .Cape Jenny nnd one on Swamp creek In the Lake "Creek country. HKDDINO, Cal., Apr. I. (AH). Korest fires which, raged over a strip three ml lea long by a mile wide on the Oit.ms Lake cutufr of tho Southern -Hadflc railroad be tween Weed and Klamath Kall'i. were brought under control last night. Small damage resulted rrom the fire. Three hundred men fought the blaxe, which at no time tlyeatencd Mount Shasta City. Divorcee Is Dead Today After Five-Story Fall SAN KHANCISCO, Apr. I. (AH) Mrs. Marie Isbell, lilt, known as Mrs, Grace Carey, divorced wife of Jlarry isbell, formerly or Ku gene, Ore., was killed today in a full from the window. of hnr bed room In the fifth floor of a down town hotel. J(er bed was axahiKt tho wall and the police believe that she rolled thi-ough the win dow In her Bleep, tis Home of the bedclothes were dungllng from It. Mrs. Mail recently figured In the alleged kidnaping of her five-year-old daughter, Mildred, by hor foriner husband, The man und child m were found In ltlvemld' Cul., und posnettKlnn of the little one obtained by Mrs. Ubi(. loiter the superior court here gave hut custody of the child. She 1m I lived ut the hotel for about' two lionlhs. i:i c.km; kciiooIi ( i,osi:i K I 'U li N Apr. 1 . (AH) I-i rst and slxlli grades of the Hattersnn school here were closed today, when two cases of measles were discovered. One, pupil of K grudu iuf'tUffidtf with tUv Ulat-usy. All You See '"iOfc-'.'.' -;'.t li;NVi:it, Apr. I. (AH) Tho mlvtSit or AH I-'ooIk day fount! Den ver still shivering In Uio grip of tlio NiMiwKioi'ni which luyt InsIiciI the ll4M'ky MiiintaliiH foy tight days. ;. ' ; - -i ' I'OKTIiAM), Apr. I. (AI)-ThO Oration Klnlo, MivJIcul wMie.l.v bcxM im loriy hceoi4iv niiiiiuii .m'KHiun iu dny wilh nhout tr.ftV menibi'i-s from ull mi lis of the) state lvglslrn'tl nml other de.egnll Mill JUTivlug. Dr.- Iaul Itmkey, pn'Hldent urgekl exuiHi.Htciit work toward udeipialc medical legislation. . ,T SKA'ITI-K, Apr. 1. (Al) Kan fnl fiNrlsop, (t yeur uld, u mens enger cm ployed hy (lie J'oslal Tcli gruph -oniiany. eaprtiml on rob ber arte u street liuldtip n foUtL lierti tiHlay ami one muulit killetl. IINDO.V. Apr. I. (AP) The ftrttlrdi goveniiuent ' will participate- wliotelM'uit In any liallonal Mteps V-'aillng lo gene in I incu-stires of (llsarnuimcul and Ivoi-d Cwil w ill go to Oeiieva prepared to urge son m derinlto Hystcin. - I OltAKi;il, OUfii. Apr. I, (AH) Willi its piivH-iiKcrM accepting good iiulunMUy the April find, joke played on Ibcm by natiii'i'. a Mid land Valley railroad train that hail been snow bound for two days 'i n rut noHhwest of bei-e, passed thmngli I'tJiiiker uIhmK, boon to ilay. It was -IH hours and two min utes ; ; SAX n.ANCISCO, Apr. t. (Al) The Niate hupivine court . today nl firmed tin, iiiaiLlaugbter con vhilou In IjOs Angcites of Norman Selhy (Kid .Mi-Cov) fornu-r heavy welkin righlcr, nndt ut Iho same time overtunieil n decision of tho KaU district ' eourt which had gi-unlcd He I by a new I rial. (iKNKVA. Apr. I. (AH). The nations w hlch have slgneil tho protnetd of; the permanent court of International justice have been advised by the liiKue or nations to dictate to the l s. goveinuiept the difficulty of treating Ameiica's leHervatlons , to adhesion to the court, by direct, exchange of notes, nnd to point out the need for u general agreement. The league has iikoIc. thin recommendation In a circular letter addreKH to nil the court signatories, Inviting them lo the . conference to bo held Sep tember f ut Uenevu to consider tho American reservations,; r ; Bulletins Indians, Penitentes Will Stage Oberammergau of The Southwest 1 KN V Kit, Colo.. Apr. 1. (AH) The neur upproitch of Master will be ushered into the southwest to night hy the throb of indiun tom toms along (he Houthern bonier of Arlxnna und the wail of reed flutes of (he penitentes In the remote hill n'Kioiits of New .Mexico. Following preparations which have been Under way for weeks and preliminary riles veiled In. mystery, the red men of tho flcaert country un l the dttftccnduntH of tho Spanish contiierorH In the rnothllls will be gin their annual enactment of ver sions of the HaHjdnn play and the crucifixion. Moro lhan 9U0 Ynqul Indians from Arizona and Northern Mexico have gathered Rt Tucson for their umuonlul which will HOUSE WILL 1EUP1 Speaker Longworth Out lines Tentative Pro- gram to Coolidge FARM RELIEF HAS INDEFINITE STATUS Near Fist - Fight Occurs on Floor ' Today Be- - tween New Yorker and Southerner. WAHHlNOTON, Apr. I. (AP " Hpeaker I.onrworth outlined to President Coolidge today a tenta tive legislative program for tho ' house for the next week or two. which would Include consideration of aviation legislation, American German claims nnd Spanish war -pensions. ';,,-... ; - Farm relief, tho'lpe'aker mild, holds an indefinite status as to priority because the house agricul ture committee ha not reached a, -decision on the principal bills be fore It.' ., ,!., ... . . . Tho Spanish war pensions mea sure would affect Iqratld nnd tn capuclated veterans and .Its cost ha been estimated at f lf.000,000 a year at the Beginning running- to a maximum ( ltMoo.00.0 ' and ' then ducreaslmr; .- --. . ' - ; - Wash f notFon, Apr. . f. ikft- A near fist fight on tho house floor resulted today from an argument between Itepresenutlve Mills, re. ptibllcun. Now rork, and TUpre sentutlve Hankln, '"democrat. Mis. -slsslupl, over, procedure In the Im peachinent case 'against, Federal . . Judgo Knifllsh, of tlllo4e'i - Artkrw r MHutfrf laid 'minamt that a quorum bo present, when do- . , liulo was resumed, Mr. MUis walked ' to tho democratic side of the houso. -uppurently to urge the Mlsslsslp. ., plun to withdraw his motion, but ' Itnnkln met hint half way. on thu double quick. Ottier members, cn- vtneed inat a. pbystaal encounter wub threateneJ. kepMhem apoj-t WAHHINOTOr. Apr.' 1. AI') jlluuse leaders announced late to. day they would press for a vote be fore night adjournment on im peachment charges against Federal J mine. Kngllsh of Illinois, . ' r PARIS, , Apr. 1. v (AP) Tho. Krench budget Is finally balanced after two years of efforts In which lour cabinets and six finance min isters huVu fallen.- ' The chamber of deputies con cluded an all-night Best on at 9 o' clock this morning by voting; ueiv ' resources sufficient to - wipe out tho budget deficit and establish a surplus of between 30,000, 000 and (in, ooo, noo francs. This success Is looked upon as assuring the con tinuance of the t Brland . ministry for, several months a least. The voto on the combined mea sures wus 236 to 159 a majority of 77, with 11(0 deputies abstaining. The senate ts expected ,to pass tho bills promptly without essential umeiidments, thus ending; tho first phase of France's effort to restoro her finances, .... f -,v . The second - phase will open when parliament meets after tho Kusier vacation. ' Finance minister Herat will then Introduce measures to rimmed a sinking fund to tuku earn of tho inter-alllcd and domes tin debts. ;- io ... 'continue throughout without, cey- satlon until 8 o'clock next 8undnv niornlng. Tourists by h und red huve flocked to the old Indian Pu- felo to witness the- Oberanunagaii of the Houthwcst, which will bo enacted in Its liny plasa. Other tourists following; trustee guide have, -taken to the. vlllagci . of the penitentes. Kach village hat Its own celebration t varying In In tensity with its distance from -con . tact with civilisation. The pen tento rites constat mainly of flage latlons and self-torture In whir participants indulge us they niai -their pilgrimages from ono Mora , to another. Its ctlimuc comow 1 thn ciiciflxion of fin effigy on, FT , duy nlht. , . LEGISLATION FRANCE VOTES BUDGET OKEH m r
