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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-14 PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PEES3 LEASED WISE SERVICE C IT Y DIT IO N 3;..::. , vsxws. PORTLAND AP) on qiear northwest, fair with f rests la the M and MUtk eerUoes tonight. Sunday fair and warmer, VOLUME XXIV. mkmbbk associated trem LA GRANDE, .OREGON. SATUBibAY, MAY 8, 1928. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER ltd YOUNG WOMAN vim TAMES TURNS 6UII (111 SELF 111 FARM HOUSE Husband Finds Body 0)1 Return from Business .'.-Trip to La Grande f . DERANGEMENT OF MIND HELD CAUSE ". " - "-' am ' 'J Fata) Bullet Fired on the Fourth Anniversary of i Mr. and Mrs. Shafer's ! "Wedding. , ' , The dead body' of 1,1s wlfov a bullet, through her lieail, auil a revolver 'lying hcsldo her lefl hand, waf tli sight dial greeted ttV l. Khaft-r, . a young former living llirre nulc vast or lia f.renne, when be reached home from fowl at 5: IS p. m., l-Yklay lo celobriiji .in., lu.i- Hie fourth annlverftr- t of tlxilr wedding day. Their Ut.-g fiwler daughter, Virginia Ixjrralifc', fa umntlw M, wa In iimt Harness--i , .'- . nknio twlianiinl en-ept fromt-nlll anil limigtr. Tho file apparently liad been out for lion in. I Meiiiri was doulitlessly . the re sult of suicide, nccordlng to Ur. K. I.. Itulslon, coronur, who inadn un Inveatlgntlon lust nlghtr Thero were no Indications of a struggle, and powder burns nhout here eyes showed that tho bullet was fired t . closiv 'raiigiv 8'ie"-' hi(ii4Jein ilesd afhco 'about", noon, ho esti mated. ' " ' ' ' " ' 1 ' ' . ' llai'knclin tMily Wony. ' No 'explanation, of ills wife's act run be given by t lie grieved hus biihd. i She was '.naturally of, u sunny, disposition, he. suld. There had been no quarreling, and ex cept for a slight backache th.it she had spoken of In the last f-w days, slio had had no Illness since she was a child. She must havo taken her life In , an Instant of temporary mental tlisarrungeinent, he- believes. ."',' '. ' . Hiiufer liud left home on a bui-; Ineas miKslon .to town at about ' (Contlnusd on I'uct M w. ' IH1 ' A G. S. ELECTION WILL BE MONDAY; GIRLS CAMPAIGN . With, the . cundldiil .unuiuniu. Pli',rT,:,'?1.,,,r' o3vert'ireted with the former's brother er, earnestly seek! g tc ' s,lllr,lllv. nlght. T,,e state will ISSiorTl.;- roV't,,.: Alturaiisrer n,e prosecution , o, Mie pair l..l u niu la remilvln? llSfll, Into a lively political campaign. Nominees lor the presidency seem lo he running about . oven, with Cornelia Hanson possibly a little lo the lead.. Ivy Charlton, t'.ertrtide Herunlon and llorothy .Ami' Wiirnick are the other thr.'i; canijldules. , Miss Wnrnlek . at tempted lo withdraw her name riom the nominations,, but her' friends refused Iter the privilege.: Dorothy Kberhurd was allowed to resign as a candidate because or her-appointment .us assistant edi- (Continued on Page 6) Lack of Teachers May Result In No Vacation Bible School Just One Mi ore ay Monday eveiilm; Tlu! OIerirr"s offer to wurpt sulwrlptliM, paynHiiLl at special Bargain Kales ciplnv. lU-mlllamw Miit by null Klmarkeil May 10th will be ghen proper twi ll, but tlw payment niuM be In Uie office ur hi the malls by Monday. Many nulM-Hlicrs are going lo Hi, orf taking rare of Ihix un til It Is ton late lo make the unusual saving offered. You are tlwn-fiMT iliiriil lo write jour clin k SOW, lialiiy. anil mi, II In Hie mall. Von -snoot make money mure. e.-lly or more quk-hly than by grabbing thi HiaiKv. Ileail tlm lull page ad on Pago II. "Observer AiUertlslng- A Mcrcluutdislug bcrtiuc." W.B.A. Rally To Conyerie Here Mondeiy National 0 f f i c e r and '. State Commander . of Women's . Association Will Be Present, j i-, - Doctor Ella J. KUIeld, W' Port Huron, Michigan.1 the supreme ex aminer for the Wolimn'i Benefit association and Mrs. Julia V. Ward, of- Portland, .state commander,' ac companied iy her daughter, will arrive In I.u Grande Sunday night for the Eastern Oregon rally of the association to be held here Monday and Tuesday. , . . . Members of the W. B.' A, from all over Eastern Oregon will as semble at the Elk's temple at ten o'clock In the morning, when all serslons during the convention will J ue lli'ltl, 1 no .cuuv.imuii i in .mj called to order by. Mrs. r Christine Clark, ' district deputy, of Pendle ton; '.' ." ,, ." " The Baker review will . have charge of the grand opening of the rally, and 'will also seat tho dlstln- ,'hed .visitors. The guard team I A thai city and color hearers -sent a short display of 'drills during ; the morning session. At twelve' o'clock lunch- tuonunueq on i-ege . Gives Ndtk'e After Hear ing Sentence of 60 Days and Fine of $500; . A. Harrison ': gave ' Immediate notice of appeal In Juntlce court nis mornm .-.. ... ftorady sentenced him lo CO' days In Jail and a fine of 1500 and costs on his conviction of possession and transportation of Intoxlcutlng liquor.' A verdict. of "guilty as charged" Was returned by the Jury or flvo men that tried the state's ... i.. ..nin,iu.. .1 trcalh GniJ HesV: rlson's counsel, said this noon tnut an appeal would bfe filed by 8 p. m Curl (1. Helm, district attorney, till morning dismlxsod the cliarge of- Illegal porsewlon filed In Jus- Ulco court against Will Harrison -Mimn wh,. were ar- w lu v-v-.w Union Cove - Island Tlftifl Ilrinir Smoothed KOaU UCing oniuuium C'OVH. Ore.. May 8 (Mpeclul).- scraper ror Ihe past two days has businens, he will entertain them til been on the Job smoothing the a farewell dinner. I nlon-t'ovc-lsland City loop rouilsl Jtellrlng from orrice . with lr. und It Is expeclcd the crew will! McAdory will be W. V. I'erklns. finish the work by tonight. This, slepdad: I'hester Thompson, ho puls the road la Union and the dad: A. W. Nelson, puydud. The nne to J,a Gninde in excellent shape. Is tho dally vacation Bible seliool lo be given up this year because of the lack of surriclent teachers? This is the question that con fronts the committee. To meet Ihe needs demons! rated In the school as it was operated lust year for the first time, a corps 'of 75 teach ers Is required. Thus rsr, only 25 persons have answered Ihe call ror volunteers. And the territory has been rulrly well covered. Community Wants School Giving up the scohol Is an alter native that Ihe ministers and lay men In charge race with a good deal or reluctance. The commu nity at lurge Is strong for the movement. Parents all over the city huve expressed their approval of the decision to huld II again this your. , The little children, re membering the Joys of Bible school last summer, have been Impatient ror the clusses to begin. Hlxteen different religious organ Izutlons were, represented among the 6ts boys and girls enrolled last year, besides the group of 5 who ordinarily attended no church nt ull. In the JO days of Intensive vacation schooling. Ihey received (Cou'.iuuid 00 Page 5) EII6EIIEIS CHOSEN FOR 1927 MEET b : ,1 1 1 n , l'OUrth Annual De MoUiy. Conclave Draws to m rp 1 , VylllSC AUUay . Portland, submitted a program for ' ." the northwest realtors convention RANAITIPT nAViT'l? 10 n,ld nen July S!.. 23 and 24 UiirSWUE'l, UAIMli t0 the La Grande realtors last eve. TO END SESSION nlng when they met with the local I board at dinner gt the Koley hotel. The entertainment program, be ll in IKiUIlS UX Xlll'Ce Ing arranged by tho local orgunisa- Chapters Enact Color-! lon-ym.a d,c?Me',.,Hlt.HW"., d" , , ' . , , 'Justed to fit In with the business , illl OpeCiaCIC SL a r I y This Afternoon, Eugene will be the conclave oily for tho Order or le Malay in 1927. The university town chautei won the big prise at the bualnes ses- slon this morning, gurncrlng IS yoleg to six divided equally between Ha rival contenders, CorvalliB and Klamath Palls. I Check, of registration hooks at noon showed the attendance crown nee grown to 22S, representing 2J chapters .over me stain, only inrco raiiea to send delegations. Klxty-slx of the youths compose tho voting membership or the conclave. I -a Grunile Is represented by George Olass Jr.. master councilor; Bruco Duvls, of Union, senior councilor, and Wilson Thurston, scribe. Orill Teainx Cmni . ' ' To decide tho drill team honors, a biasing spertnole was enacted In. tho streets beginning at 1 o'clock thlu arieMinhn wHtli-nalfrniJ-Hrerlmrfl and Bunnyslde, a' Portland cliap.- ter; .taking part. Prizes ot 2S and tC will b awarded ut the banquot till evening ut tho KlrntiM. 10. church, when winners tro to iL. ttiy iiounuvd. . . Oeortje T. C'ochruiv elialrnmn of the fa Grande Advisory council and retiring grand commander of Knlglila Templar In Orcg-on. will preside at the hunuet profci'am. I Dr. V. J. Kerr. O. A. proidcnl. who addressed the boya infornially ul their opening Minion Friday u( ternoon. will be the principal speaker tonight. Superintendent J. T. IjOiiKfHIow, of Ihe Ia Omnde: Hchools, also will talk o thorn. Din- ' ' J mo,,. Ti, u ' . E. S, lull late 10 Candidate. Sixteen candidates for the order ,. (Continued on Pago 6) HI-dXd ELECTION SCHEDULED FOR TUPcr A V flfC Vlivtl"' m. unjnnu 1 ' firrlrers will b.. elected nud IMUim ior ine coming year aiscuss. . . ' "u"' 'ee,lng oi me , lla Tuesday ewnlng at the I I'oley hotel. nr. W. 1: McAdory, grandiirl, will preside. Berorc he constitution of ' Ihe ' organization provides that no otflcer may. be u eundldute to succeed himself. - The Ili-lJuds "were , organised three years ugo. und havu pro gressed steadily In their purposn to promote and support the acti vities and interests of - the high school students and authorities. Three Wandering Tots Go Afishin'aild Catch? "Wynken. Hlynken and Nod, one night, Kniled otr III u wooden shoe." The otory book trio fished for slurs In a sea of dew. Karl Car penter. Hurold itogers und Jean Holmes, three d four-year-old toddlers, hoped to catch trout In nn Irrlvulifin .llluh 'I'hul lltu only difference in their udventure unless you count the hulr-hun drcd purents. neighbors and po- Ileemen who were on the trull or the Im Ciund- youngsters for three hours yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hliodciuss found tliem In the afternoon angling' in u ditch neor Ihu Ktate Hlghnuy giiruce. In Sugar- Beet addition, neurly a milo rroin home. Their parents. " Mr. and Mrs. Karl Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. IUI Bogers und M -. and Mrs. Willis Holmes, wrote the con- eluding stuniou The two boys were out on their second explorutlon tour. A short time ago they made trip on their tricycle with si five-gallon cun along In case the ran out of Uuugllmry gusollu'.-. J Real Estate ' ,4 Men Banquet T wo Leaders President and Secretary of Northwest Associa tion Guests at Dinner Here. '. -. ; : " a., n. uurnmsei, president or ,ne Northwest Real Estate association. of Tacoma..and t. w. zimmerinan. 1 secretary of tho organization, of program of the convention. Mr. Barnhlacl stressed the fact that thero will bo about 160 wo men In attendance at the conven- . tlon. who will not attend the con- 'ventioa meetings and suggested ihui iva nmnn nr u.. n.. , hei eniri.,n ih u, expressed himself as : being ' well pleased with tho plans mudo by the local organisation so far. Many Realtors twining I secretary Zimmerman said tlat i. nrande .u.nm mnnv er ij. nr.n,,e .,i .,nu ., - morc people for the convention this year as were at Bclltngham. wn.h'inih ih Aonvnniin. i.. vcar. There were 4&0 In attend.! ance at tho Belllnghnm convention. !wa,tn",,c a" p0" o guard agalnat pa Mchcdler, vice president of tho l'"Pora"on of arms from Mc- tlie Washington state realty board, ilc0 ,0 nll't the "volutlonlsts, ,. .u,i ,..r inn di.iunn. h..,I ' ' ' ....i,... ...,, j ..I rangemcnls mado with him to speak ovor the radio from Walla Walla In connection with the local chamber of eommerco and realty''" ,n0 VRf Jot "uerrerp. iney ,.rnlerinn.ni .raMMi i r. nr. .iit! defeated und dispersed with people will go' to Walla, Walla sometime this month and Will . (Continued on Page Four.) OPERETTA IS A m mm n n . AiirJiono TPiltu. 11 "." Ife . J V ; tf 1 vuuitui iuiu tu . v lev Presentation "The Na tional Flower." . Before . un udmiring audience Hint packed Ihe auditorium' of the high .school. lf.S children from the lllveria and Greenwood schools presented un operetta or such fan- Issue elianil tnut mo specialors rll lh,1. WPn, enjoying u rorblddeii 'vllnipfie into ralryland. . u ..P,.etlv trained Were Ihe III- n,. ,n,. nerfnrmorH. ami so t.los(.y dd u,(.y mt,ae in thvlr ox- : ,., mt . ' duct the blossoms thut wore sup- ffnnttnned on Psge Kour.l TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL l.F.AGI H PIT'I'SBL'ltG AP) It. If. K. Bostou . t IB o IMtlsburg 5 It 1 Ballerles:"oiaham and Tivlnr: Yde, Kheehan, Morrison, longer and Goocil. CHICAOO (AP) - It. II K. New York 4 7 0 Chicago 0 12 0 Batteries: McQuillan. l-'U.-slm- moiis, Davies and Mc.Mumman. mons. liuUes und McMullun. Harl- ley; Alexander and Jitirtnctt. CINCINNATI (AP) . It. 11. r;. Philadelphia .. : 5 'I Clnclnniill .. .'. 2 ft 0 Batteries: Carlson und Wilson; Itixey and Plcinlcll. . . ..!..,... . . ....'"Vm" A ,.',KA 1(J,lK lletrolt 7 IL K. 6 n New York 6 1J 1 Batteries: Whltehlll and Buss- lHr: Jones, nruxion and i olilns. """ sevemn home run of the season In the fifth Inning with two men on bases.) ' - BOKTON (AP) It. It. li. I Cleveland .....Ill 14 8 ; ; GIVEN PISE Boston , 4 8 4lurs In auto and plumbing euulp- Batteries: l-vsun and Hewell: inent In this city Is believed to bo, Buffing. Wlngfleld, Bunnell and solved with the detention In Med. Blschofr. I ford of George King, who was ap- prehendod. police say, when trying PHII.AIlKl.l'HIA (AP) It. If. H. 'to sell a quantity of the merchan- Ft. l,ouls -... 0 & . 3 disc. March of a garage malnluln- Philadelphia .. 1 14 1 ed by King ill Ashland resulted In Batteries: Hallou. Vungllder, Da. vis and Dixon, Schung; yulnn and Cochrane. ; ' SOUTIIERII GOUIITRIES i . , , ! r , n.,nmnnL fp-Llvri- ; 1 iiinent 1 roups US' feat Nicaraguan i t i. i r . . nevuiuuoiuais , ; ; , GUARDINGAGAINST SHIPPING OF ARMS Three. Hundred Rebels Attack Acapulcb; Mex- ico, But Are Repulsed by Amarillas. ' , . : " . . . MANOOCA. Nicaragua,,' Muy ' . AP) Government cavalry la r I ported to have routed the revslu vtlonlata at Agua Agrlo. Tho Hrat 'ulcral army to approaching Rama i (Inland from Blue Melds) and a lira, tie is In prospect for today. The l'"eo S'o marines have landed J Blue Fields to protect American at Blue Fields to protect "uve" ani Property a a result of piuro m ine lown oy usenu . rovolutlonlsto. . v.. ''"',' Tne Mcari,guan government Is 4 MEXICO CITT.'.May 8. fAP)-J- l'n'o reports says JOO rcbela ufider ,ne or"r lne viaoies oromer. I Uo,c1!"'.d AcftPulco. Pacific jport ,'"' by the federal fornsun. " O"1 Amarillas, the. durtr)ot military commander. Tho ncth'itleH of the VMalf, It Ih added, aro believed to be dqe to local politics.- 't . t-.t ,' MRS. DODGE WEDS HUGH DILLMAN IN DETROIT TODAY rirpTltOlT, Mlcl..' May 8 (AIM. Mrs. Horace K. '-Dodga ' Hr.,'..wlJ ov pf ouu or the rounders, ot I,0f Hrotnera, inc.. Dodge Brothers, Inc.. and. one' of thK world 8 wettthl0,,t women, wns' married' today . to Hugh 'Dlllmon. ex-actor, realtor and ttrt direc tor, nillmnn la tho dlv6rced hus band of , Mttrjorlc. Humbeuu, act ress. ' ' Mrs. Dodge'if ago Wus given as 49 and that of IMIIman as 43. Daughcrty to Supply Baily Attorney Says N liW YOHK. May (AP) Max l. Htur, atlorney for Hurry M. Haugherly. former I nlted Stales attorney general, notified the dls- I rlct attorney's orrice today thai . ho would arrange ror Mr. l.auah- erty to supply hall on Indie, incuts returned against him yesterday. . . . Mr. Oaiigherly, Colonel Thouui W. Miller, former alerf property custodian and John T. King, for mer national republican commit- iteemnii from Connecticut, were churgej with conspiracy to de- fraud Ihe government.' The charges grew out of the handling of Amerl. ,c"" Me,al company's affairs by the "I"'" property custodian's ofricc. I , Man's Body Found Near Umatilla This Morning PUNIJI.ETON, May 8. ' (AP) The body of a man between the nKes of fifi mid 60 years old shot through ihe head was found on the railroad tracks three miles above I'malilla this morning. Umatilla officers working upon the cose were unable today to discover thn identity or the man. Itobbery wiui ,iol Hie motive of the crime, of ficials Ihlnk, us money was dis covered upon the body of the dojd man. . . Wholesale Accessory Thefts Are Cleared Up KLAMATH KA 1.1.8. Ore. May 8. (AP) .Theft or thousands of dol. the discovery of about one ton In miscellaneous autto accessories, lo- cul police way. Gypsy King, "Crown Prince: pr- s f t"! U a-K i y 7 3 - '"V' -1 ljJL. . yr- Tlw sTypslrw of Anmica Iwve Uouclavo Jn Detroit. Ho Is Dlek iottu. Stove's father, King DENIES DOLLAR Shipping Board Employe F .Testifies in Admiral- LOrntaiaMailJine, Bid .nearing. . WAHHTNOTOiy, May 8. (An President Crowley of the fleet cor poration told tho senate interstate commerce . commission today that h Msmlmed reeponslhlllty for sot ting April ( as tho date for closing bids for the flvo ships of the Admiral-Oriental lino which the ship ping board voted to soil to the Dol lar Interests. " ' : WASHINGTON, May 8 (AP). - Th- odntroverted question 'as ,to wrtethcr sufficient time had elapsed' between tho- calling and closing" of bids -Involving the pur chase "of five-. Admiral-Oriental mull ' linn vessels out of Heuttle whs- revived - before .tho senate eommerco- committee today. J.- H. -Philbln, -manager of tho tllnnlnv Itnn l.l.d . ili.m, .littAfll psnEO testified publication or the Invlta- WAHIIINGTON, May g (AP). lion of bids .beginning March 26.'r,l '"""w greed today to extend constituted "duei advertisement" "'rough. Monday tlm time for de under the shipping, act or loan. ,M"0 m 'ml "-'"of. 1,'mler a Ho said the time element was not lvlo,w arrangement debaio a serious matter und the board would have been concluded to- had. directed .. bids., be ordered closed as early as possible. Phllbiu did. not consider thero wus any apprcciablo discrepancy between -r service . requirements of tiie contract as signed by it. Htuu ley Dollar and requirements as laid down In the speciricutions, : Under questioning by Chulrniun Jones, .republican, : , Washington, and Senator Copuiund, democrat, New York, Phlililn denied that Dollar or any other person had received "preference or favor," or that he had advanced information regarding speciricatlons. 0, N. G. Majors Become Lieutenant Colonels 'WASHINGTON. Muy 8 (AP). -Majors A. W. Cleary and C. M. McMurruy, regular army instruc tors with tho Oregon nutlbnal guard, have been authorised by the war department to , accept commissions as ileulenuiil colonels In the Oregon guard, and to com- inand, respectively, the I (12nd and! I88tli Infantry guurd regiments. House Program Given By Republican Leader WASHINGTON.-May 8 ( AP). The house program for the re mainder of the session was out lined today by Iteprcsenlatlve Til- son of t.'onnectlcut, the republican leader, as Including . rami, rivers und harbors, coal, . veterans, Ju diciary and civil sei-vicu legisla tion, . - . .,,'.... CABLE CONTRIBUTION WASHINGTON, May 8. (AP) A contribution of 130u was cabled today, to tho striking British labor union by Representative Schneider republican, Wisconsin, who Is a member of the executive hoard of tho Wisconsin state federation of labor. a new king, fleeted at a huge Sieve, 40, slwwn above 1tb his John, died recently, leaving ibe ..MUHKOGEE, Okia., May H (AP) One dead, two believed dying, Mnroi injured aai property kJSHCN amounting Into lira hnadreda of UMnuuuids or dollars la the known toll of tlm storm tluu , struck Kasteni Oklahoma ytwtenlay, ; npiiDiiunn mate ceninu commit tee lirro lodny decldnd to hold A repuMliwn , stale convention In liongvlew June 17. MONTEVIDEO, .llnujnay, May a (AP) In consequenes of Uio llrlllsli general strike, (lie (oven, men! baa forblthlun tlw exporta tlon of coal. It Is desired lo re servo Imiiorteil stocks for homo consumiilloa. Tbo order will af fect . foreign ships whMi bunker bore. WANIIINGTON, May (AP), Pivsldent Uoolklgn .sponsors Uie IMHtdhig railroad labor bill, Sen ator WatMnt, republican, Indiana, In i-liargo of the measuro declared today in Uie senate. ' night. liOMION, May 8 (AP) Tho executlvo cinmcll of Ihe Trades I'uliin congress lias declined to nivlvo fliinnclal assistance froin the ItiiHsliin nd liitematliMutl ftxlcrulhni for aid In condiiclliig IIhi geiierul strike In (Jirat Brit ain. ' ' - Bulletins Hartley Will be Given Chance To Explain To Former Friends HKATTLK, May ( AP). The Constitutional Government league, meeting In Seattle, voted last night to send between 80 and 60 original supporters of Governor Hurtley to the chief executive to give him an opportunity to ex plain his stand on educational policies before it tukcs.any action looking toward a recall. K. B. Cox, Heuttle, chairman of tho league, was anno mod to name the men, tlm selections to be made this week. The commission Is to report buck to the leuguo. Chut-les VI. Guches, president of the University of Washington Alumni association, dcclured In the meeting that Hurtley suld on October Ti, 192f. thut he "didn't believe the stutc should support a child's education beyond the eighth grude." - Gaelics charged that such a pol icy would ubolish state high schools and universities or muko them Institutions of charity. H. C. Henry, o Seattlo capital ist. Introduced as thn "man who has given mure to the University of Washington than Oovernor Hartley Is trying to do It out of," branded the governor's opposition to expenditure of unlvursity funds as "un outrage." - "I believe his course the bully ing course should be curbed at any cost." he suld. "If two hon orable regents of tho university be discharged on the unfounded charges of misconduct ggutust SITUATION Government la Preparing for Any Untoward f Act by Strikers POOrfLACKLNG IN -WELSH DISTRICT Ocean Liners Continue to Move : Passengers at Ports Pickets Causa No Trouble, LONDON. Mar I. (AP) Iaten- slve prepartlon by the. government to deal with any uatoward situa tion and to keep tha vital aenrlcea running featured th fifth day 'of the general strike.. i This being Saturday, a half holl- day. there was little attempt to conduct ordinary bustneas any where. A government atatament at I p. m., amid the Mluatlon . was the nme yesterday - and aatlsfac- tory. ; v ' Labor headquartera did not Issus 111 usual noon atatament but par leys were going oa continually ' among the leader, ' Thus far there . are no signs of reopening official - peac negotlattena ana the miners . leader, A. J, Cook,, (Old the Asso ciated Presa there , waa nothing to ' Indicate the boaelbllHy of any aucb parleys oyer thft week end. In the Welsh mlelna district the : strikers are bigjjiln to feel thn pinch or hunger, and hundreds ot miners' famlllea have applied to. tho poor guardians for aellef. The police In the congested dis trict of London .were reinforced. -today aa a precaution agalnat pos sible looting of shop tonight when' the workers received strike pay In stead of their usual weekly envo-' lopes. ' . Armored cars are being moved toward London from the Aldershot military camp and a - tank corps was embarked at Belfast this morning for an unknown deatlna- ' (Continued en' Page : 4) ; ":.' '-' CHICAGO'S GANG WARFARE CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM CHICAGO, May I (AP). Gang - warfare, now the subject of a special grand Jury Investigation here( has claimed another .victim, police ' believe. - The body, of Victor DeFrank, 27, was found In an auto on a deserted road south of here, ear. ly today. .He had been shot sev eral times. V ..'.(,'. ..; , ...... ' The crime' grand; Jury was In, paneled a week ago after tho fatal shooting of Assistant Btates.. Attorney William McBwIggln and. two companions. . ' . ' -!'' them by' the governor, what should happen to a governor against whom the entire state hj risen In one mass?" . DEPOSED MEN REPLACED ' SEATTLE, May 8 (AP). After ' electing A. H. B. Jordan, of Low ell, und Paul H. Johns, of Tacomn, Hartley appointees, lis president':,' and vice, president to replace two deposed members whom it refus-, . ed to Beut, the University oC Washington board ot regents tool; up routine matters on the firct day of a scheduled two-day meet ing here yesterday and adjourned subject to tho call of the presi dent. No action was take on request of Hartley that funds a,., propriated over his veto by th. . legislature be not expended. Tho deposed regents announced thut quo warrants or . ouster pro cecdlngs would begin In supremo, court at Olympla, Monday, to dc- ' (ermine tho validity of their i. movul. '" ' . - v .' Inquirers' weru told to put Httl'v ' credunce. In reports that the re gents might oust Busxallo, but,; were advised not to be surprise I ir his salary was reduced. Th! : salary Is 118,000. it was ra'se I to that figure after the Univer sity of, Pittsburg three yearn ag offered Husxallo. formerly of tli Teachers' college In Columbia Un:-, V veralty. $16, 0U0 annually to be come Its head. J
