La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1926, Image 1

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EDITION Oiti
THE WEATHER
On&OON: Fair and colder ,Uf
nliht, Tuesday fair and continued
cold. Moderate northerly wind.
VOLUME XXV.
MEMDKIt ASSOCIATED I'itESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY,5 DECEMBER 18. 192fi.
MKMDEIt ASSOCIATED PREB8
NUMBER 127
REGENTS IN
BAKER; COME
HERE TONIGHT
Two1 Sites for Normal
School Inspected in
Copper City
LA GRANDE PLANS
HEARTY WELCOME
1
State Officials Will Visit
r1 j t u rv
Elgin and Joseph lo
mOrrOW Morning
ti p. P n,r .
. Xteie UeSt OI Udy..'
, . ,
i:Ak-i!i! tiro., lit.' 13. ui'i
linker wunxhowlng its wiure lodu J- Miingc, president, of the ii,e,i In Ui (ii-undo over tho week
and making lildH fur two Mate I - company, presided: . end with people . from I'nlon and
xtlluilonx. the Knslcrn Oregon pt- ' Tho m e e t I n sr . started Willi llaker counties ntlemllnic. The
mill school and the state tubercu- luncheon at noon mm. I during thi: j regular executive committee meet.
IokIh hn-spital which were approved afternoon various details of luni., Ing of the (Irande Itunde Christian
by the. people at ..the November bering were discussed.' The suit-, Kndenvnr Union was held in tho
eiecllMl. Jects went prepared by commit- First Presbyterian church yostc-
Tw I sites oirerod free for 111" '""" appointed at the: last ineclln.: i day, and the regular quarterly con
normal ..hool were Injected ond ufler a talk on ouch topi, ference of tho letter Day Saints
l,v tile hoard ..f regents .if tho suite "hero whs a. general, discission, church conducted at tho .ab
normal school. . One of the sites, The principal subjects brought up err,." le Salurday and bumb.y
!!0 acres, was offered by William wore: Lumber Costs." "I'.nni. Dallas ltlce field secretnry of tho
I-ollman. Tho oilier wns olfercl Hon . of the I'lno lagging fun-! Oregon Christian J-.ndeavur union
bv the Wright estate I gross." "Forms of Lumber Grade,"1' . I'ortlnnd, was.here fovlhe C 1).
' ' , .,.; . '. Segregation." and "Uniform (W. ; meeting, which Parted at noon In
..l., ,?J.I Mi a.,!, Accountlmr." To simplify the dl. ! basement,, with a lunch-
.... ... .. ........ -
unci Housing lacuiues were 10 no
shown to the visitors, wl.o are mak-
Ing a survey of all features of the
proposed sites for the Institutions,
This evening tho regents and the
members of the board of control onnging out ino various uses or K1 clly convention booster for this
tho latter making Investigations for a tractor, which was apprcciulod ! UIl)l)n. .,llm .,. ,MCUHMe, tl.
selection of n site for the tubcrc-;, - by the lumbermen present. tll0 annual spring convention of the
losls hospital will ho guests at a Ihe meeting, adjourned ut about ijdlon. which will ne early In June,
dinner, at which Judge .William Br30 o'clock after plans had been., officers, present for the meeting
Uuby, chairman of the slnle high- n;adc for tho next meotlng, wlili.li ; besides nice and Hutler, were Hoy
way rlnimossion, will preside, The will be held at Hakcr In January. Anderson, transportation auperin
delegntlou will leuve at 9:23 p. m.' The pui po.-e of the lilmlHTiiion'r ! trnili'iil. and Pearl McDowell, sec
for La C ramie. Other Kasteru-meeting Is to get the various coin-1 mtary, bolh of Ijalier: .M rs.l. C.
Oregon points on tho Itinerary are panics working on a unifori'i Howser. vice presldnnt; Jllss flert
I'ondleton, Mllloe.-rroewater. Jos. basis and to spread the. good Ideas rme Wagoner. Junior superintend-
opn. 1'igiu, umnrio, vaio anu ;ri-
in ton
The hwirtl of coiitrul.. due here
this irfteriiMun, Virtlleil Hejipner vom
lerdny, inMpoctinK three Hites there
offered for tho tuberculosis hos
pital.. lai (JriimlH MittimreN Weltninte
Ilnnl urninKomentM 1rv been
completed for tin elaborate welcome
tho Oregon norninl whoul ro
KeiitH and the Htute hoind of con-
trol tomorrow.' Although the two
(HKiiniatiuns will arrive hero this
evening, it will he too lute to pro-
vide entertainment, J
The bnord of control pushed1
through here bint ntKht and is at
Jiak or today, after vInIUhk Hepp
ner and Vale. Tomorrow morning
CJov. Walter M. Pierce. Secretary
of State Sam Kuzcr and State
TreaHiirer Thomas M. Ivay, who
make up the hoard, wilt visit Jos
eph and 'look over conditions there
In reference to locating the state
tubereu.oslH hospital.
The reKcnts will be driven to Kn-
Kin tomorrow tornl..ff after "t -
lending a breakfast al the domestic
mI'Ipiico i-i.f.mu ,.f tit A Ili.Tl. un.....t
Hclence rooms or the high sehuol.
At noon they will be guests of the
chamber of commeree and will
then spend the afternoon Inspect
ing the city and the preferred sites
(Continued on Vhkp Five)
JUNIOR CLASS
PL A Y SUCCESS;
THANK DONORS
I
lap'Jcity
1'hiyln? to . unothef
house In the hiph school auditor
linn, the junior play "t.nptuin Ap
lilejuck.' now- ro!S down In his-
tory us onc of the most successful.
The performance, as on tho open
ing ntKht. was such ns 1o draw
much iruire fron the uudinnco
A complete ftnHnctul check has
not been madt! bgt u ffood-slzd
sum was cleared. j next spring are iroKrenMln sutis-
. The junior cIhhs wishes to tlumk fiietorll-, uceordlng to one of the
all who permitted thm to use ' promoters. 10111s Hess. It Is be
prnperths. Including the W. Y. 1 lleved thiit part of the work, espe
Itohnonkunip compnny, tin- l.a' flatly tlo mill pond, wi'l iic start' i
(Irunde Klectrlc compnny. the'th's winter and the mill, and prob
OreKon Hardware und Implement ably a nlunur will be leeu- J next
company and the Itichardson Art
store.
THE
ANNUAL
XM AS RUSH
iiXX huvlng Is the order of the
day.. . t'hrNtma prcpnratloiiH
coiHitmc mot of the time of
most of the in mil). The Himusl
ru.li Is iM'rc.
I low convenient ll I. Iiotv wv.
Im?-In time nml cfrort when
both are at a premium, to fit
down In the evciilna: anil have
the proa resolve merchants of ln
(initHk tell you. through their
OIeiTer atlverti-inc mifiT.
tltc many irift Thmii wliicli you
can cIkmic! New tliitijp. the
novel tldugs. the practical
llilngx. the IiicxihmioIvc thlllJtM.
"lUtcliing your brain" fir an
lilcn on thal to give 1 not net'
onary. A hot ttf suggitlotis
are made In llic advcrtlwoicnts
each day- read litem. rl'lic)ll
help you eel the job done quick
ly, cffklndj. They'll save you
lime and money.
"Obscevr AiHcrtlslnjr-
A McrcUadUUig Serrlo
Lumbermen Meet
; Here As Guests
; of Mt. Emily Co.
Representatives of Firms
of Two States Gather
Here in Regular Conference.
Twenty-one. lumhcrtncn or this
Iwi'tton. representing the Ito;se.
Payetln i Lumb'T company, uf
Holsc. ldu.: the Oregon Lumber
company, , of ' Maker; tho Hukcr
. White I'lne company;' the Htod
, durd l.umlHr company, or Hukcr:
Mho Grande Hondo Lumber coin-
i"1" 'perry: inc. i:t Oregon
Lumber company, of' Knternrlse,
Hnd lh(, Vl. Klny tMmi.r com-
pany, of I .a Grande, attended t he
I regular monthly lumbermen'
I meeting held at the tiomiiicr ho-
,t-l hero- Saturday afternoon with
the Ml. Kmlly company us hoot.
euss on tentative forms worn niv.lra"' ousn.es. invvunK immww
. , , . , .
'n"H to onc Present.
The Hunting Tractor cnnipnny
showed n three-reel motion pic
tore of logging and road building.
iuHiitt(ii'K cuiiii-uiiy iroin onu
iirni hi unoiiicr.
; I
LOCAL FAN GETS
BERLIN, GERMANY
rvalpil leejtei'S JblStenS 111
on Ah if for 4o Minutes
Sunday' Morning
Kvery uow and then when con
ditions are rlpht some fur western
radio funs pet a thrill of a life
time when he tunes In on some
far-distant station. Such was tho
case, here yesterday when, al 5:15
n. 'ni.. Italph ' Teetorn picked up
AI-'P. Itei-lin, .Germany, from hla
home ul 01 O avenue.
,cr
amun ttonvn from th
"
" rman American iioato ciuo, lirr-,
Herlln was broadeastln? an u II
Mr. and Mrs. Teeters listened in
on the program for 46 minutes
when they signed off at 17 o'clock
IWlin time (Herlln. like many 1
other foreign, natiops. count their,
time hours up to Zi ).
"Thn station came through with ;
remarkable clearness and volume. "
Teeters said today. "A violin solo '
was played "Minuet In G' and
among the many songs wan "Moth
or Maehri'"' and the 'World is'
Tee-ters has written Herlln ask
lag for confirmation.
; . Prospects Bright
For Union Sawmill
i
)ov 1 3. ( Special ) j
VN'ION. the
Xcgot hit Ions leading up tip the
building a sawmill at I'nlon early
.spring on one of two sites that have
! been selcctd.
Rotarians Plan
Boys9 Health Work
Ir. Hay Murphy, at the meeting ;
or inn notary ciub loduy in the
l-'oley hotel dlnlngroom. outlined
tentative plans of the boys' work
committee for physical and dental
examinations of school children to
promote better health and belter
cducutlonul result. He said that
he Is confident that he can secure
the cooperation of various physi-
clans and dentists to give some of
their lime to the work.
The Itev. Oliver Itiley was Intro
dueed as a now; member, taking
the place left vacant when the Itev.
W. i. Itors went to Holsc.
Williams Crowe, brother of Dean
Crowe, who Is here from Munustl
que, Mich,, was a guest.
" '
JSrOKNB, Ore., Dec. 13 (AP
Hurry Jucons. Portland youth who i
wrs prougnt here for puestlontng
in the case of the disappearance of
Anna Itowera 16-yeao-old high
school girl, hss established an alibi
that he left Kugcnc a week prior
to the girls disappearance and has
been released.
2 RELIGIOUS
CONFERENCES
HERE SUNDAY
Quarterly Meeting of L.
D." S. Convened in the
Mormon Tabernacle .
ENDEAVORERS OF H
DISTRICT GATHER
Bishop W. P. Remington
Speaks to Large Crowd
; in Episcopal Church
Revivals Attract Many
Two religious conferences were
preMiiled over by At'Xii llutlcr, of
Ltukor, president. t
Pliiti Coiivfulloii.
I.nnliiK the- IjuhIdsks hokkIoii Mr.
John Uunbei'K wim Hwpuinted O re
ent; Miss Myrtle Wilcox - inter-
(Conttn)ied on Page Plvo)
School Budget
Adopted; Voters
Support 57 to 7
j A total of 64 votes. 57 favorlmr
j tin school budget proposed and
! adopted by the school board und
seven agalmst It. were east Satur
day afternoon when a sperial
school eleetlon was held in the
Central school building from 1 'I
o'clock until 7 o'clock
The school bndiret fnr i!ilKver
calls fne S 1 I fi.r. mi. i l ' .n. ' I ,..
of more than (J ncr cunt over the
budget last. year.
Tim increase in the budget war.
necessary because of a larg.-r
'"' " -x-1
r installluff and ,.,ulppl'
rooms in grades and
n, . seiiool I
Dismiss Charges
uss vnarges i, . , ...
a ,.,oe ,.;.! Watch Like Queen
" i
! WA SI 1 1 NC ITON. 1 ut. in ( A 1 ' ) .
Tin- impvachincnt c h a r ft c s
: acainHt foi-mcr Kcilerul Jmlj,.'
KnvllHh, of Illinois, wcrt1'' dismissed
. tod;iy by the Himile.
Acting In lis capacity as an Im
peachment court, the ftenateudopi
! cd a resolution previously ai-
; proved by Die house, juovldh
that the jttrlHt should not
(brought 1o triul.
b
WASH 1 N( ;Tt.V. I KC 1 -! ( Al'.
The wenute today svtit back to
the foreign relatlonH committee tin-
J,'n,;V11 protocol to out. aw potsuit
ii.i ii inejiuN ui wiir.
Depot Mail Boxes Over Crowded;
. Postal Authorities Seek Let-Up
; The iniiif boxes at the ().-W. It.
and N. depot here are for the use
only of thorn' who are umiblc to get
'to the pest ofllcc until after the
i mail has been taken to (he train.
and post office officials here mak"
I,:
request that th' ptople of l-a.
nnde observe this ruling, csp.
elully during th holiday season,
when the mulls ore unusually
heavy. -
; The large amount ; of letters
taken from the depot boxen under
normal conditions Is a burden to
the train clerks, the inull curs not
being equipped to bundle the malt
ns the local post office Is, Un the.
train each letter Is stumped s par-
j ately by hand und It requires hours
;to stump a I urge numbers, where
Ihey could be handled in a few
( minutes by the electric slumping
' machine If tuken to the pout office. .
. i
Defeating Own Tut-posi-
1'eople are defeating their 'own
purpose by crowding Ihe station
boxes, as they are more certain of
Icorrcet und prompt dispatch of
; mall If It Is tuken to the post of-
flee, according to It. Jt, .Huron,
- postmaster.
The reason for this is that the
'malt cars ure smut) and not equip-
ped lo handle large quantities of
mail collected from the boxes as
the train goes through. Mall sucks
'must be prepared to drop off ut
COLD BLASTS
OVER WEST; 6
DIE INSTOR&I
Oregon Covered with d
Snow Blanket Port- v
land Gets 2 Inches
MERCURY DROPS TO
NINE ABOVE HERE
La Grande Experiences
Coldest ' Weather Since:
Winter of 1924-25 No;
Relief Seen. V
Six deaths due to western
Mild wave.
I'm Hand 2.S Indies snow.
Wilder. -Mont. 31 tlcgltt-W
below xero.
sukatcltcwati So v c'r'c s tv
w'alhci slnoo I0I1T. S ;,'
lil (.ramie Ncjlily ,1 iiuliCM
hihiw, II nlMiVo U'ltl.
I" c n d 1 c I o n Tlirco InuliM
snow.
Snowfall ut'iicrul ovca all
Ori'goti.
IHJKTLANl). Ore.. Dec. 13. CAJJ)
Tho Pacific northwest and weHt
ern Canada todtiv were in the
clutchoH of winter, with six deuthH
ultrihtited to hiiow und blizaards
whifli swept down from Alaska.
On the counts of Oregon and
WushhiKton tho season's first snow
ell yesterday while the mercury
dropped below tho freeidnjj polni.
Two and two-tenths lite box of snow
were recorded In tit few houru
hero. . ..
In tho Interior of the two coast
states and In Montana und Idaho
sub-zero temperatures prevailed
with even colder weather forecast.
Wilder. Mont., roportcd 31 degrees
below zero.
Near Tacoma, Wash., two persons
were killed In an automobile whh'h
skidded on newly fallen snow and
hi Kitsap county, west of Kcattle,
man and his wife wero crushed
to. death by a tree -which fell be-
r..i ti.. vii,i.t b...uhri
throUrTh. the top, tif thell- cif.v A ! Telocuw! Hnluray. the fentuKo' of
woman and her iwo younw duuKi- w,,'rh WUH """""l election of of
ters perished In the blizzard on fl,M'rs- ' -.
their farm ne.tr Manna, Alberta. I J. A. Nice was reelected master,
when they set out lu hunt fur an-'O.
other child .who had gone to tho:
burn to do the eventinc chores. I
' 'a inula llunl Hit.
Triinspol lMllon una crippled III . i','""'""" : ,' "t""t B'"-"";'n';r:
..,,,.'.. .,,.. . ,m'. H.' .lohnaon. Ireuanrer: Jnniea
Siiskntcliewnn nnd Allierln
aw tho Meverest weulher
ulnre I
f POT. A forty mile wind drifted
.tl..U' Ill li. -Ill Innl l.l.rl. L. ul- ....
u nm ,,tw.ni...i ti, Mf,..,. ,.flJ. 'hudv.leli. woman asslstanL
n ai t,...iui ,i
tlio adlacent. miiliihuul u-hin i-o.ii. '
stations (onifmied silent after a
Lhrce-day storm.
Ihe flr.rt snow stnrm which has
visited Portland .ee t34 ,
od a blanket of s.s tnehc::
ground late yesterday a,
J
deposit -
on the
nd last
(Continued on Page &)
Hnf! Is On llisnlmi
- - j - .
- platinum wiIhI watch, set
Willi diamonds, and vulued nr.
$l,aua, Is on diNplay tit the J. li
IVaic & Son Jewelry More today,
The watch, teas than the size of
a djme, is a duplicate of watches
given to Queen Mario of Itiifiianlu
and the winner of the I t j aj.
Ian tic beauty contest. It keept
(perfect time despite Its i;:;ia 1 1 si..-,
j The watch arrived toi-'uy iir'il
will be on display for about a
week. Some of the pieces used In
inn king tlio watch are so mn; I
I hut it would tnke XK.Mio to fid
nil ordinary thimble.
the next station and if the letti rs
collected ure not all slumped and
ready they are sometimes carried
by their right station.
The lust thing the local carrier
does in the afternoon before re-
turning to the post office Is cof-
;.ct the mail from the depol boxes.
but even then the quuntlty of b-t-
ters that collect th-re is enormous :
Sometimes u full muilpotich of let-
ters Is taken from tint west -brnind
box by the mull clerk on truln No.
5.
Mull Is dispatched from Ihe pt
ofrice 30 minutes before each train
Is dtic to arrive, the mull for train
No. 1 x, cumhound, being taken lo
the depot ut 7:M p. m. and the
mull for train No. 5, going west,
going out of the post office at &:St
p. m.
I'itilmliy lo Ilu--(iH's Nation
Perhaps one reason for the large
p umber of letters collecting in the
depot box-s Is the nearness uf the j
depot to the mu.n part of town. !
Kxtra mull clerks will be placed j
on Hie trains during the holiday !
rush, but the space in the ear is j
limited and only two or three
clerks may l.-o .added. There Is
room enough for as many clerks
us ure needed in the post ofrice,
so people ure urged to do their
mailing there, except w hen It Is
absolutely necessary to mull at thu
depot
ATTIC FOR MA?
Ire of Texas li'Klslalors m as
a roused wheu this bust of "Ma"
Fcricusoti uiu placed hi Uie iaii
tol ut Austin uloiiKsido a slaluo
or V(NMlnw WilMiu. Repre
sentative icoi'KC Kcinblc. of
i-'ort Worth, ilircatcuccl a till to
rculrc removal of the bust to
Ihe aitlr until uTter the rctlrhiK
woman uocriior's death. ,
EECTS OFFICERS
J. A. Nice Again Made
' Master at Meeting at
Telocaset Saturday ,
UtprscntatlveH from nine nub
orfllnate ffranes In Union county
; ul,1 ,,r,' Hnkor county attend
u io reKuiar meetinir or mo un-:
; Ion. county, 1'oinvna urairA at
V. Wilkinson, overseer; W. H.
Ciokelcr. lecturer; W. O. Sherwood,
steward; Km 1 1 Miller; assistant
Hleward;
M ra.
It. ' A. MusterHoii,
",,,t,'l"r- a crelury; Alice llilir.
J 1 1 11 ' " 1 llUIUi 1111(1 ftl TH. I.,
steward. John Wells. J. A. Nle
-hniies (lel
ler, Herhald Hug und
W. It. Ciekeler were (jli'dtd on tho
cxecuilvi! committee.
K solution Adopted
In the business incellng rc;jlu
tloiis were adopted as follows:
I-'avoiing the adoption ol an In
come tax by the legislature.
J tecum mend Ing the passage of
un aiucndincnl prevent ing paid
solicitors from referring measures
io I he people under 1 he referen
dum law.
Kef oniiiH -tiding national legisla
tion to protect the consumer as
well as uiuutirueturers who are re
ceiving protection from high tariff.
Opposing any change In the uu
tntnoblle ilceufie unless it bu on
utu'd curs.
p?sing any cliunge in the
Htiite marketing deparlment, as a
slate department.
I'uvorlng the cironomlc confer
i in-e and instruct lug thir ngrtcu!
:ixiil cfmimlttee to coop, rate with
he agricultural commit t-e of t ht-
ct. autber of commerce lu urruugin?
for the '.V1 conference.
S4,eral Addrcsscw
Adilresst-s were given in Hie ,if-
(Contlnued on Iigo I-'lvn)
Man Badly Hurt
Near Baker, Ore.
1tAKi;iI, Ore., )en. 13 (Al')
Ivlwurd Anson, of ('arson. Is hi a
critical condition In n local hos
pital, us a reaiilt of Injuries suf
fered when bis touring ear went
over tbe Sage Hill grade on the
Cakcr-( ornucopla highway 60
mites east of here Sunday ufter-
noon.
The car rolled IKUt feet
down the hill. Anson, who was
alone, whs found about hulf way
down the hill.' He had not re
covered conscloiinness curly today.
Boy, 6, Killed by
Unknown Motorist
MKDKOKD, Ou. Dee. HlfAl')
i Jackie Sweio, uged fi. son of
j Mr. und Mis. Jack Hwem, of this
I epy, won run down on his way 'o
Sunday school ysl"rdy morning
by un unknown automobile driver
ami died bint nfgM. The boy, ue
cording to Mrs. Iter) Theirlol, at;
eye w II ncss or the tragedy, steppt d
out from behind bin lather's car
and was struck. The driver ludp-
ed entry Ihe Injured boy Into th
riirlidbiu Scientist church und In
tbe exeMeiucnl, . left w It hout any
one getl'ng his name or llcenin;
n umber. No report of t he aeci
dent was made by the driver to
tho authorities.
1T0 RULERS
DRAUHEARER
TO OBLIVION
Emperor Yoshihito, of
Japan, Is Critically
ill . of Pneumonia '
SUBJECTS PRAY
FOR A RECOVERY
King Ferdinand,' of Ru
mania, Is Expected to
last Only a lew More
Weeks, Latest Reports.
TOKYO. Dec. 1 (AP). Indi
cations that the Jupanese peoplo
believe death la approach I no: thu
royal villa at Hayutnu, where Km
peror Yoshihito Ilea oi'ttltally 111 of
pnnuiuonla appeared in Tokyo to
night. 1 HundredH u)r. pruylnv hi front
I of the royttl pn1u.no;, Aloro I ban
one hundred newspapermen tire
awaiting ncwa from the sick room.
AlthouKli II was officially stat
ed late tonight that Yoshihito is
about tho f-aiitf. premier Wakat
aukl declined to comment on M.'--ruler'a
coiplltlpn. Members o"
the cnblnot who Went to Huyamu
have returned horet V"1 . 1
The entire royal family, with
the exception of Princo (.'hlehlbit.
who is in Knffliuul, in at tho em
peror's bedtddo. , ;
The ffoveninieut cabinet, with
tho exueptlon of .one inentberH.
who in ill himself, Is proceeding
to Hayamo,, where Kinperor Yo
shihito la urltlcally 111.
ri.niXNANOS T1MK KHOItT
PA It IS. Due. IS (AP). Th-J
douth of King Ferdinand of Hu
manta in now a matter of wecUs
a few months nt best In ihe
opinion of 1no.1t reliably Informed
travelers reach In if Paris from Bu
charest.. These travelers affirm that the
j recent series of operations per-'
nnu tnai inu ounuerotiH ijrrnwtn- m
the Ititustlncs, which 'Is thp real
seat of, the trojible, bus liotUjoenj
OOCI1CU.
Jury Will Take
Oil . Fraud Case
In Next 2 Days
WASHINGTON, Dee. 13 (AT) -Tho
jury will miy whether Albert
H. Kali and Kdward h. Doheny aro
guilty of conspiracy to defraud tho
I'nlted Slates government In tho
nuvul oil lease negotiations listened
to closing argument of attorneys
today with prospects thai It would
be able to retire to consider a ver
dict toihorrow or Wednesday.
He fore the arguments were be
gun. JUHllce Hoehlhig, beforo
whom tbe case is being trlod,
denied tin customary defense mo
tion that the Jury bo instructed
to bring In a verdict of not guilty.
Tho court also begun consideration
of tenders by both Hides of instruc
tions for the Jury. The government
presented suggested liiNtructlona on
2H points of law und evidences, and
t he defense 46. ' ' ,
Gould Quiz Held
Over Until Jan. 4
WASHINGTON, Dec, 13. (Al)
Th henato committee appointed to
Investigate charges against Senator
Gould, republican, Maine, today de
cided to defer further consideration
of the case until Jan. 4. The
charges relate to Htorles of a pay
menL by Gould of 1100,000 to f'un
adian officials In connection with
a railroad contract. Consideration
was deferred at the request of
i Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana,
1 whose resolution started the in
vestigation and who wished time to
gulher official information.
Pope Pius Scores
Modern Fashions
UOMli, Dee, 13. (AP) Modern
fashions for womon were ehuructor
ized as "an outrage in every sense
against human and Christian dig
nity" by Pope Plus today In ad
dressing 1,000 rep roue n tut Ives of
the Federation of Cutholle Men.
Kmphuslzliig his displeasure over
the present - modes, the pontiff
urged fathers to . check their
daughters and wives' irreverence
and corruption as expressed in Im
modest clothing.
Shovel King Asks
For Another Trial
PITTSItl.'llfl, Dec, , I Si. (AP)
John W. Hubbard. Pittsburg shovel
manufacturer, through his counsel
today filed a motion for u new tulul
In the case of MIhM Anno Caldwell,
New York stage girl, who was
awarded luU.ooo damages In her
breach of promise suit against the
wealthy J'ttUburgrur lust week.
98 Arrested in
New Jersey For
Sunday Actions
Blue Law, 72 Years Old,
Used in Crusade of
Vengeance . by Moving
- Picture Interests.
TnVINOTOK, N. J., Ijcc. 1U
(AP). The iron hand of New
Jersey's 72-year-old blue lav..
passed &s a mfeguard to Sunday
morals, today had within 'its griii
S citizens, arrested in a crusade
sponsored by movie theater own
era whose theaters had been clos
ed previously by ministerial pro
test. '." 1 ' -
Their fuV rested with ft police
Judpr beforo whom they ench had
posted. z ball to appear In ,un
swor to rhargn of pursuing
"worldly occupation on a ivxy
when the "vlco nnd Ihimorality"
law permits only traveling to and
from church and the solo of milk
and newspapers. The penalty for
violation of tho law is a $2 fine
or, for habitual offenders. 10 days
in jail. liven operation of rail
road trains in prohibited by the
law, although un amendment al
lows operation of ' onu pastienger
train a day.
lAnir In Jail Awhlln ,
Tho offenders, a r rented yostet
day, represented almont overy oc
cupation but those specifically ex
empted by tho low. The group
contained 10 groups of represen
tatives who had soino troublo con
vincing tho police they were work
ing filling station proprietors,
street car conductors, motormen,
d rugglst s, barbe rs, boot blacks a nd
others. Three of tho representa
tives and a woman icfused to
give: ball und - wero accordingly
placed In a cell. Later their "In
dignation" cooled, however, and
they gained their freedom through
t bills. 1
Police cooperated fully with the
thcatsr men, one defective hotng
assigned to each with his pockets
filled with complaint blanks.
Ilumoroti Aspects
Many arrested merchants placed
signs on the doors explaining they
had been arrested but would re
turn shortly. One restaurant own-
r telephoned police early In the
.. .. A..
mornlriff requesting that ho ho arV
rested cilrly as he was top. ,lUfj'
daled. -: iV.;.-h:..u .v ,.Hng Ihvir bill tut of the w4y and
' Tho operator of a gus filling
station opposite was arrested so
many times that . finally, after
each sale, ho ..trudged his- way
across the street to post his bail.
Ministers Silent -Managers
of five movie thea
ters in the town of 60,000 woro
the prime movers In tho cum
palgn.
Ministers whose protest caused
the closing of theaters and tho
resultant crusade yesterday de
clined to comment.
AMERICAN JEWS'
ROILED AT FORD
New Attack in' Dearborn
Independent Draws Fire
From Hebrews
NHW YOIIK, Di'C. 18 (AI').
AimTli'un Jnws wni-o In linns 'o
luy uwiinnt now ehnrKi-s In Hen
ry Koril's weekly, thu Dearborn
Independent.
Hainuel llntnrntyer, New YorU
luwyer, cllurauterlzed lliu Kprd
chnrires us "ruijuiHii" iiiid "l!!:i:
tho ravines oC a inudinun." Ho
cliullenges thn lliitu inunufui'lur
er to enter the Jurisdiction of tin;
fcderul co'H't of this illntrlct and
submit to service In a libel suit
bused upon previous similar
churves. The iihilntlrf In t hrii
ense Is llerliuin Iterusteln, edllur
or the Jewish Tribune,
Tim Independent declines u
elmllenife or Nullum Ktruuss, phP
unlhroplsl. thut l'-nrd select eight
out of u committee of 111 leading
publicists und' clergymen or New
York to weigh bis ullcgullons
ugiilnst the Jews.
The Kurd urtlclc suys that such
a Jury might not know If a Jewh.li
question exlHts 'und would not
d.ire lo suy, If It did." It de
clares thut. the Interniilional
Jew" controls the finunctHl ctrn
tcrs of Koveriinii.nl, Including thu
rederul reservi; system, owns or
coiitrois ihe press, is chiefly re
sponsible for making war, und Is
Its chief profiteer.
I'ltturinyer says that the federal
reserve syslem, of which Henju
mln Strong Is governor, "hus ut,
per cent or Its managers und di
rectors non-Jews und hus no con
nection with thu Jews ot tho
country.-
Lita May Appeal
To Holy Tribunal
I .OH ANOKUiH, Ie. IS (A I').
MIu frey Chaplin nmy appey
lo the Uoinan ( athotlo holy trib
unal of ltola ut Koine for an un
liniment of her maiviago to L'har
II rhapllu, wealthy fltm comu
dlun. Th poHHlblllly that she luav
follow Ihe P-ad of t'omtin-lo Yan
derblit. tho former duehetM of
Marlborough, and Uugllelml Mar-
con), the Inventor, was expressed,!
by Mrs. Chaplin lust night.
DEMOCRATIC
w limit i ft sir.
1AA DILL Mill
REACH HOUSE
w h mM
Minority Group to Cifcu
late Petition to Bring"-'
Measure to Vote , ,
NEED 30 SIGNERS
OUTSIDE OF PARTY
Creation of Two Bureaus
Recommended in Ag
ricultural Department
. Appropriation BilL? -
WASHINGTON-, Lite. 13. (Al'
Th runtrovertlitl niotreii of furm
relief, prohibition .' and tuutoii
Klured ut conKresn today am it en
tered tha second week of Ha final
ahort Hewlon. -s At the mnie time,
inaaaes of lean anecUculur work
piled up on donkti, in committees
nnd In the backKround. u" .!
Ah milttflrn ut tmnindlittA nnmwin
the cnuto fuced the proponif .for
extenalun of the mHternlty act'fyr
one yeur, the Miuolo Bhoale quob
tloiiH. tho' poMlbllity of a vote on
aendlng the poison ana treoty buck
to the foreign relation committee
and receipt as u ftiurt of ImpeHcp.
ment. of the resolution adopted y
the houae for dlamiual of proceed.
Ing-e Hiralnat Federal JuJrtfte Qeorae
V. Gngllab, of Illinois, reaigned. J.
In the houae, the ai)0,ooo,0 in
toiior department bill hid h
rlKht of way; with another aupply
bill, providlntr for the unricultura
depurlment.. lodKed in the offing;
democratic atrutea-lau were nnn.irt.
crlnK pluna to outwit tha repub-
ln i revision flKht, and
the nieuaure for, adjustment of alien
property oluiina was Hated for con.
alderullon Wadnoadny. i
WAHHINOTON, Deo. il (A3)
Dt'mocratlo leaders am nlnntn. k.
olrculata. a petjtlon aiuon bouao
mi'iubora In un effort to hei. ih
J H5,000,000 domocratlo tax reduo.
tlnn Kill - 11.- ,
tlon bill to, the houaa finoi.
iiwiuia om mi woe w&ooe republt-
can majority votoij.
plgeon-holo It." '
Saturday to
ino decision wu reached at a
consultation between Repremata
tlvo Qarrott of TennetMek tbe mln..
orlty loader, and Itepre tentative.
Oarnor, o Texas; ranking- demo
crat on tho ways, and means com
mittee. Nned aiS fllgam
Under tho rules tho bill would
coino beforo tha houm for mn.M.
nratlon rcgardlem of tho commit.
te0 l( tho petition In lt faror m.
colvod tho signatures of a majority
ot thn' total house membership,
or HI 8 members. This is about I u
nioro algnaturca than the deroo
oruts can muster from their own
party. ' .... .
. Ml-K '.I I ri H W. U I I . TV .-r
WASHINqiTON, Ueo, 11 (AP)
Creation ot two substitute bureaus,
to sepurato msjearch and regulatory,
uctivitles ot tho chemistry and soil
divisions of the department of agrU
culturo woe provided for In tha do.
j,.i,iiiuub. ai'piuprmuuu Ulll. vu
(Continued oo 8) V
SIGNS MEASUR&1
-WAHHINQTOIV, Dec. 13 AP).
1'roHldcnt Coolidgo today signed
tho bill raising salaries of federal
judvefl, approved luat week by
eonKreHH. .
Tho meaHuro muHeo BubaUintlut
Increatiea In tho pay of the entire,
preine eurt. Ita enactmentviarj
advocated by leadars of the bui
and by numerous orgunlzatlonH,
on tho wound that the llvlnir e
penaes had rlxpii to a point wheru
tlmy wero out of alL proportlonto
the ?aluries. It was alao arguetl
that hlfcher pay would attract to
thf bfneh more gifted members of
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