La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPnge Five Wednesday, January 5, 1927.- deal News In Brief Ilclm-ns 1'nim ll(U-e : '. i Vltobort . Meyers hns returned from Holse where ho spent tho holidays. ' frs. Smith lienor MPS. Hurley IX Smllli'ls nblo'td ho up again urtrr two weeks Illness. Hero ou HuslnrsH t It. Mount, attorney, or llakor. la In La Grande today on business. VlXtlnf Frlend-i- Mrs. Flora I.. Barrio has gnno 1EGI0SNAIMSI f"$M INSTALL TONIGHT Ilium From PorlliiiiiJ J M r. C. I. 1 la i pc FHott arri vod homo, from Purtlund yesterday ivhtro alio bus, buen vlxltlnfr lu-r father und sister for a few days. Hueh E. Brady to Take ; Place as Commander . Dinner Scheduled f The first meetlnir of tlio Amerl- to the Slon -farm on 'L'hrrry' Vint. "n I.obIoh post tills year will be wnero sne win visit ror about two . o...... ... . wncn ll jnini installation ui ...o now officers of tho loirlon and tho ladles' auxiliary will ho held." Pro. coding tho Installation' there will leaves 1'or S'lohaiK1 l'rnnk A. 1'ntty loft last night for his homo In Spokane niter visit ing during tho holidays with his "mother, Mrs. C. M. Hutchinson. Hnro lroni Uaker ' ' ' (Innrm. Wnt ' . Wll I In m itnM'i.ra and Mr. Bhockloy, of Maker, aro ho a chicken dinner to wnicn an hero today on lAislncsslit connec. I cx-scrvlee men and their wives, Hon with tho Baker Building- and I 'lut her members of tho legion or Loan 'company. Meet Ton Ui lit " Tho agricultural and health com uilitce of tho. Union county cham ber of commerce will unset this craning- with the committee chatr- Iman at Hot Lake:. . Chase. Hohiieiikatnp and fiimcr On Way to Wallowa . Btoddard wore duck hunting last I ganrord Wood and Nelson Wood week In the Ontario country. They . were hero this morning on their returned; with thu- (Unit. .' 'way homo to Wallowa from Hot ' j Lake, whero they havo boon with tionn U Hanoi.- : J fabor; who died In tho bos- WIllliuinHtooi. has gone to IhevUnl there Monday night. -, X. ll! Hunter Willow creek ranch. ' . , '' . . . , . X .- to take euro' of the ' plncu until :. Home Till Mornliii ' llinc-(or1 tho spring work-to begin. J K. . A. Bayro Returned 'lit 1 ', A (lrando. this morning from. Salem. where lie attended tho convention l.elt l-'or -Jlli Mr. and Mrs. Oon Morrison re-; lurnoil to their home at lOlgln this iii'o'rtiiliB arter a row days hcrc on .business. : not. are Invited. Tho banquet will be elveu by tho losing side In tho recent member ship contest, which' put tho local post In second place In Oregon for membership. . Memliers of Iho auxiliary, who are arranging for the banquet plan to servo about 1!S persons. -'. ;., Khlillc to IVeslde ' Fred Kiddle will act as toasts master and Prank MeCullough. at torney of Maker, and district com mitteeman of the IcgioJi, will be one of tho spenkors. -Raymond O. Willluin8 will sing a. soloand other musical numbers are scheduled. v . Harley H. Ulclmrdson. outgoing commander, und Hugh K. firstly, newly elected heud of the post, will preside over . tho business 'meeting for tho legion and. Mr. Uay Williams will hand over the ere Tho Knincla nine club will hao an. Indoor shoot tomorrow evening, beginning at seven - o'clock, In the basement of the Sawyer warehouse, to which all members of th club and others Interested aro invited. This club, wWch practiced on tho national guard rifle run go dur ing Iho spring and summer, was organized at Kamola some tlmo ago. hut Inst spring transferred to La Orando. It hns about 10 mem bers. E. It. 11 end Is president of tho club and W. J. Sawyer is sec retary. ' '-' ; "Vlie shoot tomorrow night IS the beginning of a series of Indoor shoots to bo given during the re mainder of tho winter.. Officers for 192.7.wUl bo elected 'when tho members gather tomorrow night. Mother Wrccksk Marriage nans . Of Her Son, 19 Hon of from tho state treasurer's .offlco bi-ciume. of tI(o! press 'ofl pritulo business affalrst and' tho Oeorgo Griffith, formen stnt commander or tho American Legion and now dopuly treasurer; ; would succeed li I in by nppolntiuent. The con. tinned 111 health of .Orlftltli has apparently shelved this plun inde. thirst Graders Asked to Enroll Before January 7 LOS AotOBLHS.. Jn',6 (At') Mtehuel Cudahy, l-yoar-old scion nr' tho fiimniin Milengo famllv. Is In' jail after having been foiled Uy , finitely. lio Journal says. his mother In Ihreo attempts to marry n motion plcturo actress. A stern Jailer, In Ihe person of Sheriff Jiuni'S Hb.u. of Sunta Bnr bara, took the love-uoselgcd youth into custody Inst night at tho re quest of his mother. Mrs. John Citduhy. as ho visited town after .town with his brldo.to-be, Miss Marie Astalre, 1'. In quest of somo official who would lsauoi hlui u marriage license. ' . CXXTItOI. IM)AHI MKKTS SALHM. Ore,, Jan. 'B (AP). Oowrnor Pierce today presided nt his Inst meeting with the slate board of control nnd the superln of 'county- school - superintendent held there. Hetoro going to Kaiom, . yK,v Ko; Mrs. N, C; Pul- lie nltoiideil the stalo meeting of - the tcAvhcrs apsocliltlolt'. ill ' I'urt- lun.d. . raiivd io liiitiiw . , ; i;,,; .. ,. . , .Mrs. W. H. Hussell left ihls On Vy t Hln .. mbrnliig for Klgln called by tho 'Mrs. Mollln. .Williams, was here illHeaa of her daughter, . Mrs. . M..- this morning her way to Klgln A Ilarites. . . - - ; from Walla' Walla, Wash.-, where '"- ' ' 1 r- " '. she has been visiting her son. Her Ai'Hwd TlilJ Morning '- . home is at JarlH'au meadows, but Marcel Cole arrived "tiero this .sho . will not return . there' until, morning from Joseph anil will stay spring.'. - : ;', ' .-.; i v wtlh'lils grundimreills. Mr. .and ; ; : TTT-- .X Mrs l.oulSlooi", and nucuu seiiuui . iierc rruni iwuiuiu .. i J Itoliert. J. .Clary,' of the Itoliert..J...clary,' of the paclfln ; Legloiij -of Portland, Is' hcryv.to. day,' Ho .will attend the meeting mer. , The meeting will also bo attend ed. by Robert J. Clary, pf ho Paci fic J.eglon, who Klll iilee with. tho convenlloli .committee 'members In the Interest of a convention publi city camaplgn. .. ,.".; U. S. MARINES TO PATROL MANAGUA Contlnued from Page One) ir..ii,fiiM Id HflllM' --tftw'i hum 'I'liomus has returned - of the local leglon.'post this even from llend where she .spent .tho J ng,'- alsoi tho meeting' oP flio con lhillduys visiting with her 'sister. r. volition eommitUa': ln iho inten'St Miss Thomas Is a teacher In. the of a pulillcity- campiUgn for thu school. i . ,.i'.i-fH convenuon; r. . . , . i IfjBll ,t 1 llllllllllV Islt- i Mr und Mrs. Orvllle Uonlio nnd: their nephew, I licit Miller, have re turned from llolse where they si.ent the hollduys visiting rela tives. . ' ' Visiting Hen' Iron" Missouri, I Mrs Dwnln Wurnock, nee Until Hill. I visiting here with her par ens M.'. and Mrs. Henry 1011.1 Mrs., Wnrnook's home Is In Missouri. HSie will lie lu re for uboul a month.., On Way lloim1 -.- '( J: C. Conley, superintendent of schools In Wailowa county, passed 'through here 'this morning on his way io.Knterprlse.' Ho has been In Portland nnd Salem attending tho meeting of Hie state teachers asso ciation and the convention of coun ty school superintendents. - been Informed by rtho American s I minister at Managua that tho Hrlt - .... i i. .. i. .. .... - i'n rrulrti isil nnu iiuiidii ,,.,.. - have niado representation ao him that they consider their subjects In Imminent peril In tho present situation without outside protection and that he concurs In these views which represent the consensus of onlnlon' there among (he Amcrl- Army's Goodwill Flight Is Again - Held in Check O CATION A MO CITt, Guatemala. Jan. 5. (AP The goodwill Pnn- Amerlcan flight, was, .temporarily hulled tigai.ii vodjay, when the New York, iflnirshlu uf . the .' American army urgosyi liuide u forced -landing. On the'. Aurora, nyuig juno noon after the. avlu,tors hod .hupped, off for. San Salvador.: , .- . . ; Miiinr ilorbort A:' Daruuo. flight commander Vrid Ills' roller ' jillol. Lieutenant ' Hnnla C. ' Whitehead, were unhurt, except 'for'Hllght In juries on tholr liuiids. hut the plane ; The four , other fliines-'neturrted linmedliltolyto Iho Hylng-flold. ".' Wool Growers To : Meet in Pendleton The mutual .meeting of the Ore goii Sliil"- Wool XlrowerB.iisocIa tlairwlll .lie. held In.rrndicton -I'Ti' day and Saturday ','of next week Jan. 14 and 16.. and. will he at tended by several from' this .couiii- tv. Including several of tho large flock owners of this county, who lire -members of Hie association. Amnnir the tilings to bo discus- sod nt the meelltig Is Hie- grazing situation, Iho control of predatory anlmuls 'nnil 'tho lnutter as to wliether bear will l protected linlmal In the state' M Oregon. The Protection of--bear In Oregon nns Telegrsnot Win ltsoo The quest lor tho marriage pap ers w hich began early In tho day In Santa Ana. and led to Los An geles and, then to Vontlira, ended when tho couple whs located at Santa Barbara. At each plucu whore tho couple applied for a li cense their plans wore spoiled by the arrival of either a telegram or a tolophono message from the youth's mother saylhg that her son was under ase. and thai sue re fused lo consent, to the marriago' ' .Miss ' Astulr'n - returned ' hero last night with -llobert O'ltrlon, who bad ,ins.de 'tlic,' rounds of-(io uiar rlueo bureaus wUh the elopers aud was to have been the best' man at tlio wedding. ' The actress was dry-eyed and'appearcd- to )nke tho defeat .philosplilcidjy.t ';;hf- - .' Wo, almost- 'ha f a. HeoiisK? at ,Vcnliru,' shc.sld.,:'Tlie eh tk wns about, to .Jiano inu paper .Cuduliy when a. telegram arrlvea. 1 mum iv ua-niii vnt " Hawaii' ulnhsj to neiMf a , teilni. to 6ie Pan-Pailfjc swUniuliie.iiioet in Japan next summer. An Austraiinn leain also Is expected to imrucipnie. LEGISLATURE MAY..ADD AN ,? ; , AUTO BUREAU 1 i (Conllnucd frofn Pure One) tendents of the stule Institutions. It was the regular meeting for January. The retiring governor shook tho hand or enen or ins follow members and Ihe superin tendents jtnd spoke briefly In tip preelatlon of cooperation shown iliirlnir his term us governor. Tlio governor, Secretary of State Kwt1 and Stale School Miiperinienuem. Howard left for Corvallls" to at tend a mooting of Ihe board of regenls of Oregon 'Agricultural college. ..-'''.. . " 1 The second, semester, of tho' pub lic schools begins Monday, Jan. 17 and parents who w-tsh to enrcil their children, ;in .the first grade are asked to 'provide for . this, by Jan. 7. Buiglnners will not' be en-' rolled later til nil KrlJuy. Jan. 38, ' J. T. Longfellow,' superintendent, niinoiinced ' today. , .. ." Any. child . who shall Attain his sixth birthday by March's! may be enrolled ,ln tho j second semester, j IT, a child Is .enrolled this week,, he will not uttnud. school until Jan. iv .. : ... -. ;-.! 'Enrolling may bo attended to at the oftlcu of tho grade school irlu-.' cipui. lOol'shnftB made from hickory of the ' fenstern ' Kentucky' moun tains are' among the finest'' made. RISBERG FACES . MEN HE ACCUSED . (Continue from Page Ono) know you wero playing In flxeil guhies?'",, '-v ; ''t-.' .' . ' "Ves, sir,'! replied Hlsbcrg. The commissioner pressed - His-' berg fol further details about Cul llni:' remark on Dyer's, piny and drew the usselllon that Hlsborg understood Collins, to mean Dyer's mlsplny,' was . "IntcnlloiiAlly, ler- vll.lo" .ft. '' cans and other foreigners. t The movement follows an-I !.,. Brtvoeated by Weslein Oregon noiinceiiient yesterday nt the whllo Kortsinen and Is not generally ap- , house Hint President Coolldgo w I proved pt by, sliecpnlen of tho stillv- HOllcllOlls noi only m i lives nnd property of Americans engaged in coiiiinorcla'l enterprises 111 N CHI'llgUU. bul also 10 saie; (labrlelson In .a strong position to cdulest for thu republican nomina tion' for thai . offlw - luviu:s. In connection: with, w hich contest his hiuiie' ls nlroudy. Iielng frequently bientlOIICjl.,1' 'if--. ;.' '.' - ;;i r .-. , ' Coiilpientlng furl her. on.the pa tronage plums, t.hiit. may: fall to iii. iiivimsiii of Oovernor-. Patter son. ..the. (Capital joiir;inl. says that there are-no new deveioniuonis in tho report of. Inst summer that 'P. Eiinril rights granted to Iho United Slates under lls treaty with Nle- liNirlineitt lo MWI . . The' art detiartment of Ihe ' L'..l.l,t...l..n.l .l..l. ..-Ill .t,.,..t I.,- !: r. '...'i. aragua providing .-..... "'.: ',, nornetulty -m nie'--cinii rooms. .Mrs.- r.. " -- ',., ,.n.. nn.i 1IOI1 "I no- in', - - - Wealthy Chinese Sued for Divorce e.. American! imiiTl. 1 VII Ore.. .Inn. .i. (Al l ror construe-ji,.e Hnek. Illn. Chinese cuiisuri I'll Altenil si'iiisn ...'"' '"""" -"'"-. ...... , inieroeeiinlc canal nnd.ni irtliLiid. who hns been a rest .Miss Joan Pidcock lett u na . Happersetl ami Mrs. w. u. ' Kens .""" , ,,,,,,., of American nav- uenl hera more than 20 years and .morning for Enterprise, here she, , ,avo. charge The sul. cct Is. r X (0 protect , eiilthy'. Is defendant In h divorce .will stay with her grandinother . . Uo-Man.l and Hutch Art." Mrs. ! . ! bai . in ,, tiled bv Leong Ho, who besides Airs. Serepta Weaver, and utienu A --Epllns hnd Mrs. ' W " t''0,. "u un clinnl route. ' dlvoree deeree seeks a large share school there...- . iu fcne .!.. ,wi. iy . mn.nirtli liikiiown Af (be defendant's fortune : r I son. v . - - - . .. . J - ..p .,. i,;. : ' i......... i. : u-us . mnr.riod to ff - " l ,tv - 1 T . . x ,.,, tens nut all-. l..e In Culitull. Cllillll 111 1817, bill i a I'uppy? 'I "'"..'. . .. ..." ....... i,.m,iiv. .n,. .... not Ills icual wit. t - : 7 i nun. -j . , ' 1 : : .. S dime t Wallit iWalln ,..' " f V ' ' v -. 'V " ' Mrs. Alexander Ptutt, who Is vis,. Wbo Wsnls a Puppy with her: Coburn. has Itillg here tills Willi '....7. n Mrs H. H. gone to Walla V una. ,.... vl-ll her son. lr. Wallace 1 ratt. Mis. Pratt's home Is 111 Canada. Palled to Canada j Word has been received here from Mis. Adelaide Packard, dis trict' deputy of the Woman h ll. ne fit Association, that slie is at U'th Uiidgo,' Canada, called there by lhe: ,1-atli of h-r father. Mrs. Pock-. Bird's home Is In Pendleton. Uoini- I'roiu Porllnml 1V C Dorrance. of Knlerprisc, pWd through hero this morning in his way home rrom Portland, where he went Saturday wllh a .sirload of beef cattle for the Port land market. He reports that tho market is steady. Hve puppies, mostly of Airedale parentage, and nbout 10 days old., ure at She police ; station today, i whining for homes.; Any one who desires an. Immature dog Is Invited, to help themselves, the. policemen suy. It will, not bo necessary to, purchase a license' immediately lis Hie new; HIM. tugs haven'l arrived. ' although they will be here shortly.. but from Munaguo. came the word'je declared another woman Is his that the force would consist or luuilcunl wire nnu inai i.tons "" men iifnl Its purpose would be- to been only his housekeeper, t . ..... ....... i, , i..ir,nlnii. Atl l.o.nii.- -I Iu'm suit Is based on il... num.. time ol fleiuls of the Was , oharges. of cruelly nich- VWI Hd rrlclids- I , Captain and Mrs. Purdy and rhlldren were in Iji Grande yester day, visiting friends. Capt. Purdy' vat Salvation Army commander hero-about eight .years, ago -hut-Strict! that time hns been stationed' in. Spokane.. Ho is on his way to Denver when) ho will undertake a IHIii'.Ouv campaign. Tho prised French bull, which niuny local doc fanciers will recall, is sun a "member" of iKo 4'urdy family.' Hll Willi Hock W. I. Wiirner. br'akeinun for tho O.-W. here, received a broken nose Monday, wlioli a roolt rolled froiu the hill near Perry und struck hlui on the Iliad, as he started to turn n lever on tlio train oh which ho was coming Into La Orando. The rock was about to also of a. man's ; ll(,cllllR,, , uus "useless, unjust nnd fist. me injur, iiiiiiuuki. ; mimical to the people 01 iioiu ing 'considerable ncely, pain, is heallliKl N niiov '1'rln to lako ii',l,.e i:lehardson. of the 'unison Arl Clifl shop, and I'red .'ulail have relumed from tt Iwo .tiv pleasure I rip nt WullowR lake Vvli-re Itlclinrdson has a cabin. .Vc ninliiiB lo lllchaidnnn the lake has nut frown over this winter, tho Mouther being warm willl practic ally no snow at the head of Iho lake. They report an enjoyable trip spent In hiking and sight-sue--Ihg- - , Xo Play Over Itaillo Mis. C. H. Iluffey retunieil to In r home here tills morning from Poi'Nhrid. wliere she ueeonipsnled ' lierHmi. Abide Green, about HI I....1 She heard him pkiy ...i,.- it m.-ai Pn.iit.elns last Oregon . "mi i ' ...... . . -.villiiiitetlo nlghl for the first till"'. lins or- visue.i so,.-.... " ' "" ,' elnstra hns contracted for three valley towns in tlio Interest or lh. montlis playing at Ihe New- Con- convention Considerable headw, .. . ... . . ... i i Ai.i.tn is bus ii ready been" Hindis there in press uuie. ... : ,- .,,.,, .nil Friday evening or una piaunms " i X , i i ,.r..st .,f ulrn Will lilllV rrOIll 1IHTC Hll"' .w - eoveriilliont which, has been recog nized by the United' Slates; were quoted as saying that, tho movo would save the republic from nn arehy. State department comment madr no mention of speeirlc peril to fofc eigners In Managua, or of the nt of liberal troops imm the Caiiltol. Coincident with Ihe announce ment of the landing Of Ihe addi tional marines, tile Pan-American Federation of Labor Issued a state mint deelurlng Secretary Kellogg had coiiiinltleed an error when he recognized the government of President 1Mb which Is opposed by the liberals hooded 'by Juan 11. Saeasa. Saeasa has been recog Ulned.by Mexico. t'aiMi Hard IVi'llngs . ' The American , recognition, the stnt Mil said, has caused unnec essary III reeling against Iho moral prestige of the democratic Ameri can Institutions over on .ii" She .declares: M.. i ,.,,ilh about l.OOll.lliHI. In, his '.answer he Snys ho 'is wurth, nlmut .au.oao; . Ho s "lo ow ner; uf considerable, business property here. Including interest .In Iho Ore gon hotel building:' Healing of Iho suit has been set for Jan. in. '-y l;ie't Large iViurd . Inillcullons point lo a large at tendance at thu 127 American l.eT glon convention to be. hold hero. Hugh li Brady, said this morning when ho returned rrom Western whero he and Mrs. Ilruuy countries." liANKOW SAID UNSAFE FOR ! FOREIGNERS fContlnued from T.ige One) ! Firemen' i Dance .'T Set For . Jan. 11 The 21st nnnuiil flreman'a hall will be hold at Zubor, hull next Tuesday evening, Jan. 11, It was announced today. Firemen will begin selling llck- cts Friday.' The proeoeds win no used for liie benefit of the volunteer department. '. . ntiilea to tinforte Ntiv Land Statutes, MliXICO UTt, Jan. 5 (API Acllon by Iho attorney ,. general against Ihose foreign oil companies who refused to coniply with the new petroleum and laud laws has been ordered by President Calles. . -The laws, which became effec tive Jan. I. provide for forleiliirc lo the government of foreign own ed hinds the owners of which' had not applied before that date for concessions confirming their rlghls and lilies. To Curat a Cold in Ono Day ' Take1- Wromo Quinlnel ,.Tke tonle'snd-lmiitlve effcrt of Usitlrt BROMO qUlNINB Tnbll will fortifr th4 Jvlttis sauilt Grip, Inoni ass t)ir Mrieut ill! rtiult iai lren s Cola, MttWe.;. .; Til k tilt tKI ttiMUtte . iPT- 'Since Obituary J. W. WOOD W.' Wood. CO years old. -died (M ... in thi wia 1101 Adams Store No. 13, Lit Oranilc, Oro, . .n Men's Blazers $3.95 Men's medium weight-all-wool Blazers, iii ' brown, green and black plaids. .A $5.50 ' - value. ' ! -' i ' '' ' 2 ' IIOXKYMOOX IX KI.AMATW 'OAKLAND, Oil., .'fan. B. (AI) Mrn. Hope W. KUliiiuriie, 80, u.ho- huro Monduy nlKt alln n two und 1 tol muiuiKer in tho Kliuimth KiIIIh ti lmir months IlinoHa, Tho body wuh ahlppi'd to Wallowa thin hiorn intt und lw funeral will talto placo ;tt t'ovvHtka tomorrow iifternoun; whiTiy hv nmJt' hl homo:.. Thri'O Honn, Sanrord, NrlKun unit Luiuly Wood, und - ono' daughter, Mrn. AlU'o Owubcy, alL of l'ow wutha,. sin vivo htm; lHtU'd miihy otlu-r rulallvva,anU..fri.(nUa, .. . w; roKioii, uiul Thomu 1'. HpmU'rHon, ; 2ft, noil of n Mticnituehtti phyHllau A i'Ws 'JiiuiTlcil In S)in Jfse Mimday. , Mra. Kllliounie. fortner iniinaKer of the UukU' lihlKf Tavt-rn n Khimuth Iike utnl the-While Poll- i oitn hotel In Klamath FhIIk, moved to OuUluml after the dt-Ktrui'tioi. of the White I'clicaa hy firo several ts monlhH bo. ; , : . . ' '.,' ';.e.' . .,'- i ;- . ' .White Fine Tar X And, Wild Cherry , . .Compound , A iiloasaiil lastlnif, erreit , tiviK Coukli. syrtiii. Sootlies nnd.li'cals i lie .Inflamed , ..parls.- (.lives roller from. tluv poi'vo nielilim spasms . 'of eouirllltlK. ' .'',- ; : ' .. t - ' Try" II unViiiir Biitii'iiiili'u. '. '. 1 cn. ,j i. ..-..ft 1. ,iij.uul. in mi law J'I'.i r ;.miiii'C llollle Glass Drugs L .6nd, Ortgoa SPECIAL i;:': Daisyt Cloth Diaper'Squares, 27x28 inches : ' ' '.".". ' $1.95 Dozen. ART & BABY SII01' He thought boxing matches meant wrap ping up something, to light cigarettes with. BOSTliR KEATON pianist. l.eeli the radio station KOW. Portland. In tho meeting. Urndy also trans- i- CLINT'S Arihtlal ; JANUARY CLEARANCE . SALfi Every GOING FULL BLAST Article in Our Store Reduced 20i To 50 Save Now on Your Needs Ciiiitolieso aBltalors attemiilliiff to provoke tlio llrltiHh lo use force In derenso of tlio -British conces sion, thereliy stirring up another e.rlsls siieh as look place recently at Wanslcn. Ill order lo emlinrrnss Oreat Itrltnlns newly declared po licy of conciliation. A report that llrltlsli women and rhlldren already have evacuated Hankow could not by confirmed. (UNT(8 C;- fTTHE STORE WITH A CONSOENCC , nnutlHT violent antl-fonlpn tlem onHtnitlon occurred thorc laHt nlKht, dnrlnt? whlrh tlio. ltrillHh coneeHfiioa was Invaded by Infurl fitnd thouHiindH of Chinese coolies. The natives hnil ueen Htlrrod to a trr.y by antl-forelgn affltallon which bepun with the now year. . Tho Urltlfih armed force, feel ing that It would liavr been lmpoB Hflile to hold the niapsea who were in un uply mood, w'lthout flrinj?. retired, leuvlng the concession In ehHrffi' Of tho Cantonese troopH. The Hltualtoii was critical ror h time, but Inter report stuted that the 'hlnciw! autiiorltles had sent mifflcient troops to malntuin or der. . It wan reported that tho mob seized the custom)! . Jiou-, the municipal council and drove out some of the occupunts, but con firmation of this has not been ob tained. The Hrltich war iii'irnorl al opposite the consulate was partly damaged and all barricades at en trances to the concession wcro de molished. An a result of a conference yes terday between Hrttlsh and Chinese authorities, by which maintenance of order was left to tho Chlnrfs", lidtlfth marines were not landed. Jan. 5 CAP) '- f which consequently left the barric ades unguarded. The coolies, ap parently acting under an organized plan, removed tho barricades by sections and by &:30 p. m. gradual Invasion of tho LOneeaalan started. Tip "Si CITY XiV Willi' I.K)Ti;i PKKINO. Jon. 6 (AP)-rAn of flelnl disputed from Nankins says the city of Wiiliu Anhwcl province about 600 miles up the Yangtze river from Shanghai, has buen loot ed, presumably by northern troops. The Information came from the .Standard OH company -which has considerable properly at Wulnl. The American destroyer Johml). l'ord has been ordered to Wuhu. WO.Ml'.X KMIIAKKIMJ SHANGHAI. Jan. 5 (API Ite ports here say all women and children at Hankow have been in structed lo embark preparatory to leaving port. Ilrltisli authorities here have been unable to confirm the report. SHANGHAI putches from Hankow, relate that acted business while away. They spent New Year's wllh his mother, w ho lives Iii i'oc'.lund. . . 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