La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 06, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES' TODAY FULL ASSOCIATEJ) PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE ittg -THE WEATHER OK BOON; Unsettle with r.lni west, local ratna and sno In east portion tonight snd. Friday, Mod errac trr. p .rat ra. CITY EDITION VOLUME XXV. LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1927. UKMDEK ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER -146 MKMBLIt AHSOC1ATEU P11K8S MAY CHANGE STATUS OF TWO STREETS Through Plan for Fourth Adams Discussed by City Dads WILL SPEND $100 ... ON TRAFFIC SIGNS "' ' ' M. N, 0, Pennsylvania and , t . ' i -. Spring Avenues . May Be ; Ston Streets at ; Fourth Entrances. ' Through streets, stop streets and other traffic aids that urc gener ally associated with larger cltlon. were discussed last night when tho ..lit. '..nmnit.-Hlnn met In III! first regular session of this year. Prcsl-. dent A.T, Hilll unit Commissioners Churlcs .Muyle and H. 11, Coburn jiere all In attendance, - The new traffic ordinance. In of fisit for about two weeks, provides jliat tin; city commission, chief of io.lee and ells' manager shall have tho -right to determine through, stop, one-way streets and tho like Km) the discussion lust night most ly, hinged about Adams .avenue nd Fourth street, probably tho two most uaed streets In Lft Grande. : Adams May lie "Through-' '.uiii ,i..Ain,.nfl Ihnl the' tee sta ture Will probably designate Adams '...u..i.. u llirniiah street regard- less Of city action, us the plan Is to make, all slate highways through ; i.. ,i, thantmrh. i ftft'es. j 'tile,' future, status of V'ourth atrect. however, resulted In eon-, idrternble discussion, with no do-' finite action. Proposals were voiced to make N, O, Pennsylvania; and Spring streets stop streets on both east and west . entrance to' ,l''ourth und M avenue on tho west side. If fourth Is given -u, through-, street status, this would probably! extend from Adams lo past the high school. ' '" ; Parallel I'arkliw i I'ollco chief, t.'lint itaynos wi ! tif tlin UlilHlotl thai the time Is not yet ripe to make fourth u Ihioughi street, although hn favored making' nt least Spring anil O enlronees' slop streeta He also announced. Hint If through streets niu desig nated, cars on sueli streets would have to purl: parallel to the curb, insiead of ul an angle of. 4H de grees.. 1 ' , s city -Manager Crews announced that he was considering ordering about ItiMl wnrth of signs to be used on the st reels, some or which : would be eiiuliped will) red re 'fluclois. The eommlsHioners fav oured this proposal and the opin ion was espressed that red n .f lector should be used at all ,"bllnd' Intersections. , Among tho Kllins would be some designating those Intersections where l -turn-ing Is prohlbiled, numely Kir und Adiims, Klin and Adam. Chestnut mid-Adama and Depots and Adams. It will take approximately 30 'duysf.for the signs to urrivo und the omiiili'sloners hope lo reach all usreeinent before that time. lloiitltic. ItilMncss Other Items attended to lust night Included filing of monthly and tyenr!y reports, nil order to 'S - fConllnued on Psff' Mv f COUNTY COURT WILL SELECT JURORS FOR 1927 Mostly routine matters enme be fore the county court today, the second day of it first meeting In let County Judge C. (. Couch reported this uflernoon. Hevernl Ileum that have been before the court were reviewed but .no de finite action was taken, he said. .t"Toiuorrow the. court will enter a third day with the problem of selecting the lli-7 list fcf circuit court jurors. Characteristic of An Aggressive Business KKiikllig id III btlllcs" (mllcy before a group or local Bn-I-nes men a (a Grande business er.'utlve annouintil that ills or- CD nl nut Ion "would he aggres-lvc would advertise." 'AdvvrtMiK li always me of U i-liaractcrlMhi. of the aggrc- alve IiumIih-s A hulne -n- not he nggressivi up-to-tlie-nilnute alive lo every lluslnos -J iHisolbllity without keeping constant, and liitelltgcm coiiian wlth Its pttcnt mid pro-Kitlvc cii-innier'. That's nliiinifliw. It Is available mn,C MHixusfnlly ami most ciiiimnlmll) In nm tlbscrrer. You naturally prefer the acgn Ke merchant hr- i-SH-e tf lie Is oggre-olve In M-ek-lllg your trade he will he ag gressito in serving )our Inter ests, . "Obserrcr Adrcrtlslng A PeJ-cJ-altdislug berrlce" Hugh E Brady Is Installed Chief Of Legion Post Veterans' Organization and Its Auxiliary Seat Officers for This Year at Joint Meet Hueli K. Brady lit'CHtno com iiitti.der of tho IqphI American !o gloit post surcpeUhiff Hurley H. 11 .chard son, 1126 comnmndcr. Inst evening, and Mrn. luy Williams. wliti hua romnlrlcii u. ttUCCfasflll term as president or th legion auxiliary, handed over-. lh gavol to Mrs. Ilona. palmer, when Joint insinuation w in-m at the Knighi of I'ythlaa hull, following. dinner al 0.clo.k; . V. ri Kiauie. a put state com niander, was Installing' "officer for the legion; and. Dr. J: : !.. Ingle, the first commander of the legion post here, escorted each of tho new-1 officers lo their post. - 1 UIIktm Installed . , I Chester-Thompson was Installed J vice COHIIIluiiucr; j.iuyu IHIO, jr, --. infant: Lynn Bohnonknnip.- fin- geant at arm,. -.,, m nffleor for the auxiliary and Vrs. l-hester Thomoson a rr- eant at arina. escorted 'those In- j 5Taned to thlr Zwl Besides TJL t mer Mrs J V llichard! I Mrs. I 'S-..,:: re,i . .... . ii. .i..hi,n : ....in-lrenmirer and Mia. Kinery inery l-'onl, sergeant at arms. - - I Jlra. Julius Hocsch, Ur. , Mar garet Inglo and . Mrs. Chester Thompson were appointed mem-- uers or auxlliury executive com lHtee and a ways unit means com mitt.- wa. appointed with Hennlng as chairman. I8 In Aunlllarr Slrs. closed lost evening with the leant 1 hemleil liv Mrs. J T. lllehardson 1 bringing In tho largest' number of . new members. The auxiliary has 1 -n frmrt nil t.vr.itil,e- IiimI-vetir to 1H9 with tho beginning of 1927.; Oils Palmer was appointed as' relief officer for the legion during 1927 and a dance committee was appoimeu wnu i-iurniuii i-e-nei mn- chairman. W. C. Fromun wua up- pointed as chairman of a general ; menibershlp committee. anto not usnmine. - - An automouiKv . committee - ns.., also uppolnleil, which will meet; next .Monday night, when a ctintr-'. man will be selected and other I mutters discussed. ' .1 Tho chicken dinner, at which Ihe i losing side In the legion member-'j ship drive, hiHided by Lloyd I. j llusey, was host, wa served by' the members of the Indies auxll-;j lary. About l-S persons were pres- i ent. -i . . . Khlilli! lnwkliK . ' i Kred K. Kiddle lireslded as toast -'1 master ami ealieil upon tiariey ltlchiirdson, outgoing commander. I and Hugh K. Hrndy. 1 .127 coiu maniler, for short .talks.1 Loslle , llnle, coimnander of the Spanish J American -War veterans encamp-J nient here, spoke for'thnt orgnnlsa- lion, also 11. I-. Wllllam, a past commander of the' local encamp- I ment, and a past Male comuiandei of the locul encanrpment, and past stale commander of the Span ish American War veterans. , A (Continued on Page five) Club To Continue Program of Work For 1927 and 1928 - ijull In the first ease, ivere Jim Kal- Ilr, Itny K. Murphy has be.-n his. Nick ATidiiM. frank Diuno, An uppulnteil elliili lu'in of the I nlon ! '" Mllos. Nick Ar.ien. Xiek ltu eoiinty chamber or commereej I'bich and Ilun Cumpbell, A iuan cominllte.' lo outline the piogianil '' of ploying curds, un empty bot of work for the chamber for l:7 He and several bundi-ed puker chips and f ff K 1 were confiscated by the police. Other members of the commit-! of l,lc ",'vcl, ,,lul1" ,ur- lee aiv. (iemge l . A nderson. ' "'s',el' bonds and were rreed. Charlel Itlngiimuh. Charles lllng-1 Tl l" P' obul.ly be held tonlKht. ner. Waller Jl. tiullih lioberl H. i Hakln. f. A. Killing. Klwoo-I Uwllllams, A. T. Hill, lr. J." I,. Ingle. K, Klnzd and Audiuer l'lnyle. The cominlllee will meet ro.'( the first time tomorrow nlglll.j wh-n the outline of the program lor the next .year will be started. All members of the chamber of comniereu will .be asked by the committee to submit Ideas of what the chamber should accomplish during Ihe next year. . The out line will be prrsenl"d to the cham ber and adopted before the an nual metlug in March. . Several of the things listed In the program of work for 1&26 and '-7 have been accomplished i so tar this year. Railroad Safety Meet Held Here AlMitit 70 emiilwye vt the Ore-( oti-WunhliiKtun lUillroHtl und Xtiv- i iKaiioii cmjmny utherel ut.thej jraliruxa ciuu noue y-eriiHy hi-, j trmMjn ntl:Sd oVIot-k fur thej reKulur monthly tuifety nieetliitf of the eontiMtny. Llst UMHton In reteard tu wtiyn Mini mcH n of preventlnx perwinal In- jtir to emphoeu and uilroini of the O.-W. company loon up mom oi the Afternoon.' - The meeting um conducted by Walter H. Guild, superintendent of this diviMon. in HWiniuni wuieiy anent. J. K. irudikU vt Portland, was ia, uitendunce. PROHIBITION IN AMERICA IS PRAISED Chicagoan Points to Im proved Conditions Since Saloons Closed SCORES GROUPS V.: WHO STILL DRINK Cocktails and White Mule f "Only Bolshevik Propa , ganda That 'We Need . Fear, Is Claim. ' lilies ( VAHHINGlH.iN, Jun. 6 (A! Dei-luring "wktiiHs In fkli ltimn and whlt mule In tin ln of the tlin only lohihi- unaenmna L,hu. ,,;. f ona I thousand. meetliiK here loony, that prohibition "la the sreatoat social, economic and moral adventure In the political history of tho world." , "l- '"i"r f'w ''hu,, yL""'8 0f ""- sreat adventure, even with miser-1 ablu cni'orceiuent," ho, declared, . a man .iu imw in - nuiilni.llnn im.l Ilieri-llM!. llT weilllll. J add the standard of . a ucltci hu- nun life.': :, Altnougn no m...i. m, ,. ... -. recent deaths In ui -eoumry .i....ii,u in iln, -..ftimlrv . . . . - , ! ppwoneil V -.... luities iro , .ii- ,"""T, I the. Canudlan governme provinces i of minor trallie in muse I hat have overthrown prpnuimon , and that today the mrtv.lc. the radio and uutoumhlles hud taken th nliiee in the United Htates of drink, which 30 year ago was ' "only outlet for change fur many l persons." , , I ' "To refusi- to oliey law lie-! ,,, ik(. . itHi iaw Is ;". .. he asserted. 1 "To choose trV1?n-.. .... ""J..,, iT. n..,l which 1 il... .!L..n i ieetivn an-'of .i,v . If we allow the, violation i - v, ..m i. tfu: vlo- .,""'. . , - -, : r ' t : 7 ARRESTED ON GAMBLING RAID.r.s , ' PoliCC Visit the Gordon Rooms - Second Time Within a Month liilhiwlug on the heels of a de cision b.v the city commission tu ask f. O. fiurrcit, proprietor of the Cordon moms, 2HM5 fir street. to show cause next Wednesday night why his license should not J be revoked, the puliee raiiled the J place fur the sceiuid time In 'a ! mouth lit 2 it, in. today and nr ' rested seven men, who are charged i witli Kiiliihlhig, ! Iile In lieeeiulier six men were arrested there mid fliirrett illln - self wus eliur'ed with iiosicslon of lliiuor and litter finiud guilty. Tho seven arrested lust nfirht, in elildlug several who hud been In i r m m . . i r r chick 'yiJY -fiP Bankers Unable To Accept Vets Certificates As Security for Iroans Ilninn Dpffinntinn I UfUUn MJeieyUllUn . Off for Solent, Ore rwtoit wuntys legislative tlelesallun Hnat ors- KHh1 A, H. Hunter and Fred Kiddle and Heprentatlvi-KUet H, H, Weuther&noon, of Klgln, will all be at Httlrm ou Mun tls the iMJiilng day of tho I Til BUKSlOU . ;- Jfilnter Is esitecttns to drive (o Kulum U-aviiiK uvohuhty to day. Kiddle; It is said, will k'uvo Himda und Wcather- Hpoott Is to Ult Klgtn for the KuU'iu mijonrit I'Yiday affer- ; noon. Wei4HMrsiHn has hwn UHsini'd a front row in the leglslatHe hall with llipr-- cntntlvr V. A, Hunter, ot Wal lowa, to hhi left . ; Preparing For . Cadman Concert Hereon Jan. 19 ..,.,. ,., .,, ,mV(, i,niy rtnrlcd work (r..wf- lllB , . riwrles Wakefield trail- , colM.,,rt, wleh will bo glvea , h ,, ihe uui. of the .dub Wednesday evel,w. Ja..l in the , K- tuhmeh; One of tho fll.Bl ,.0u,(.i8 of the club with the Minmw 01 u Pr ... r ln1,lu r,.p lln, .nniwrl. silling of tlcliota for the Cadman, who is risferrifd to by rrllles throughout tho world as the "rosiest living American coin- 300 nuh- e- .. --- - - 1Ih1mI Kuril, tit rtmtileat teaching pieces for plane He said to grand opera, nemoiiw wt ,lt liquor cycles, piano music of nil grades, ived evlla'organ, vloln and cello numbers,. to ..,! opera. Including song part songs for mixed voices, choral compositions and snore of other. "A(i IHwnlwr I'oinilar t:is song "At llawnlng" h morn . .... mm nn miirlt 111 -d , gongs "rrom tho of Ur( Hh, ,Mu -j,'i,,,- umj "I Hear a Thrush at live"" have rewcheil half a million copies. He hua . written four gruuil operas, three of which have been uublished, Inclmllna ' "The Oroda Mystery", baaed on a tale by r, , - Hawthorn whkli wa tHBHN w. i VJS6 In' farne irnegtu nun,, onanewie, ; tt moib rn story of Trtduta, tin In- :,iiun nlrl who hus upiieareil fre- uiienMr with lilm in concert, wMelt wua produced by tho Mctropoll-.- Inn opera in IBS and m New Vorlf. unci "Tl.e Wllch of iHnlem," which was presumed ujr rago l ivte Ojiem tttmpmiy er n was vi-mhmum by ail the elrtlca "Tim Aim rlran classic to dale," 1 Cadman Is more fort muite thrmi must eomposers in timt It la po-1 slide for him to nilefilatefy present I ills eomposllloim in concert, Hi. fins it vigorous style and lechnbtile, and a convincing ami lolorfui tone production. Me lt appeared wiih most of the famous singers of the world. Mrs, ItMiawMm t King Mrs. A. . I.. Nlrbtmlson. well I Known ner.. n.r ,,., tty will assist him In hi concert, gram lo be given. It w thrwnghl Mrs. Itlciuiriteon Hint Cuilmnn was booked Jo appear in l't t. ramie hy i his northwest rejiresentotlve, Mlasi Martha i. IteynoW of Portland. Woman Killed in Montana Wreck .MISSOI.'l-A. Mirnt,, Jun, e, (API Mrs. .Iiieiiti Hoooermwn of Ii, mrt, Iiiwii, was kllieil iumI 13 other, lo- eluding Mr, tJonnermsH, Injureii, n..nra! -,vereK- wln-n xeven eliKehes of the Olympian, crack ,tiIeBo, mil of the Cascades, on Hie Ash- j supervise prlvaly scnoois. alio Milwaukee and St. Paul eMstbouml loml-KIamath Full highway. make and enforce rules and regu triiln left the rails at Cyr, H miiea where tractor forces are also i;iii- Iiillon .or the Improvoment of the west i.f Missoula this . moriiUill. ployed. edueutiunul ayaU-lll. THEY FIGURE IN BASEBALL'S LATEST SCANDAL m t ; . ,- rTJis,T,. JEN -msr - I, . hi miwUon f iwniiiinv ad- jtMHI aervh e cnia.aiieif liued lo t u rid w under UiilMn-t--tum ltonkrs wsgorlMllwn. i Us nwvwrnmvnt prsvlsioiw, were to Uft ciMiKldeFd utt necui'Uy Cur hmm flor Jmu tf 1921 but hecousa f. i-catrlc Uuiut Imimned by fedcrut wvUtttt, the Iiuii been nllon-wIUe reHUumy on the lart of hunki !n epiiMg the certiflcwt under uresent cundltlcitm, tt iJtiiHi-K thttt o msjurliy f tho twrtks throuffhcHrt the irnlirKi tHts" the UH.HtK'luf ion declares, "find that under existing rummion ttnd rewtrirtiont as lawtd by the ifcirprrtment and fedemP reMrve bHaik. It makes it very difficult to hiitffih the eertJfteMes In n man ner mthtfuetory-tw the imrtles eon eerwrd. ' Hi npiiewra also that although the eertlftottes have a loan value at thin time, the teehaleaHttes with rferMi-e te the rcdeiiiiitwn by the government of the !., are wj reat - 1 1 banker, do not teel "- ""Zl, tha , ' bnke nrescnt at thla meoltiiis Uwt It the rullne rewinJHiB the re.lemi.liun C the loans are mud - fled In the future, as there ta dence .hey wltt-be, then tho tank- em will decide on u conn that will be In keeping. I f x I McNary Farm Bill:: ''kTS Zl -w 'trT st! 'WASHI ImiuedlHfe consideration of ihn M.ittnr.Hiiwcn : i. t"!,,.,,,-, rt, (.ni,, , n,Mi,nl 0f all other, farm relief measure., remaUmi M tuelv courier oC Tmijerial ValleV TOWtlS KUK WHed today In the house emergency were He-!1 '"1 K n.riii-, H,4- McNary-HttUgen bli: to exclusion agricultural eommlllco. After a. healed dlsennaon the eonimltlee decided til pnstpotm consideration until Jon. It, and In the meantime fako up the A-w-ell relief bill which does not n cliidn the etimtitation fco Prin tline, WABHINOTON; Jun, 6 (Al) I tenuyif furlft, o( Kansas, the rw-', nlutlliilt a demand fur Indemnity tor', - Six light shocks occurring uttr-pulrik-an leader. Introduced a form CWnme ,,iieswi tu have been killed lug the night shook buildings dam rellef Mil today which would estab- I . woumi.,i i t),e disturbance of aged or weakened in tho aeries oi reiiei mil lousy whh mtsCs federal fuin boor i$ - , J-guntjing UM, n,uliy "etfec lively for th orderly. murKetmg und for the control ana uiaposi' . f urulul, commodities, ft ,,, , -mmitiCo without dla. cusslon. Bridge Player c - - , , UTOVOS 1J VIUV.S j ; MUNTINriTX. W. Vn fAI'l If Mrs. James Jliise holds winning hand In bridge she tn tenrtH to get Ihe eolitniel, liold inx H elllbs, she bid six, tier hiwtaind overiuiieiJ with alx rtlanminls. "Sine elulm!" she cried, rltotea or no rules the other pluyeia let her make a gronri slam. ColldUiOlli Had NpOV KlOLttUttlt K I, AM ATI f fAi.IJt, fre Jan. f,P Koreed lo cope Willi one of Ihe heaviest aoowfalla In recent yivrn, wllh It fet recorded at the dip of Hand Creek hill on the linl-h-s-Ciiitfornli. highway, stale hlgh wav emrlneera huve leiH oble to I ke,'p Hie roads open to travel wllll- on! Inlerrnplion. t se or heavy i wov plows pulled by caterpillar , tractor is given a Ihe recipe, I tttsee have run on schedule. lhmlisliniit Ihe vear over the fallll- MUQW EDDIE wCOLLIMS MING 9 DAUS3 I - - Xk3 ecn rftNft- TOAa J COOUES RUN BRITISH OFF CONCESSION Situation in Hankow Is Growing More Critical with Each Hour CHINESE OCCUPY RRITISH OllARTKRS 1 I Foreign Women and Chil- dren at Ichang and at Ichang Kiukiang Removed Place of Safety. to ' 1IAXKOW. Jan. t. A -The tirltlsh residents of llattkiia iihuti doitcd their concranton ahortly he- fora mldnlBht hist nlahe whon m children were put aboard Jh(M (n (he vKUe r(VM. ,, .1.nr. VMnesr iilckew Immediately )M, , raM.mKi,m. , I p, ,ul,ynB the eon- ,Ti ,ne l.rl"- e,on were . ldj 'era i. - " volu nteer eadn ' " ,';,. i,.i,i. installed in lioiieo'. l imn their entry nun ine cunrea- liruuim to ualher theve. Aiuci'leull ( IinultlUtett and ciutol wus restored. All British iiollco wore withdrawn from the snoots and tlin Chtnoso were in complete control, ffcriiantlK Formttlafcrt lieiireHeittntlvcs of laborers, far mer merchants, students and aol-' morning following a night of tev diem of Jlankuw huve" forniuluted era! leaser trcmorn, startled rel- iileiitiinda t be itresenled through Stiie miiloiiallsL or Cantoiiee Kv - ... ,,. , iirlilsh cnnsul In-' Monday. Ik withdrawal. gun- boats and un apulugy to the cninose (Continued on -ae Five) Committee Urges Education Board For This State KAI.KM. Ore.. Jan. (API (Vnlro, coming closo tog'ther That un act be ousseil by the legls- startled rostdent, Wttt n early ro lutiire, providing for the' rreallon port od damage were received of a state lioarit of editcntfan or sev n memlwra to tuKe ine place oi three hoards now existing, l !n recommendation of the special committee on course of sillily edu cation that waa appointed by Gov ernor Pierce imih'r u resolution or thii l:6 session. The boards that a ollld be Wlppliinf eil are the slate textbook commission, the state '"f "f Mithrr curricula and th nreia.nl stute board of education. I The rommltlet! would have three of the seven members of the pro posed board of education practl Ual edtleators who are uclually en gaged In Ihe teaching profession, jond the other four from oilier j walks of lire. None would be con jneeted with .any tux supported Islale educational Institution. It would be the duly of Ihe hoard .to prescrllie the course of study I for the grade and Ihe high schools, ! to wlcet the text lawks used In uil the public schools of the. state SCMALK i aa. r..M I, "i " BUSH EHAKE fdi-'. "--s -friiiisii-t-s' 3 Iti v v T7 Hope of Finding Brownlee Alive Is Fast Fading Parents of Boy Lost on Hood Since Jan. 1 Con tinue to Prepare for Rescue, However. fOHTLAKU, Ore., Jan. (AP With hope afirinkiriff, bat n1th determination to continue the search for Leslie llrownlee, 20-year-old Iortland boy lost on Mniiiit Hood sincn Jan, J ivnt on today. About S men were 11H 1 j plorlns tho anow waatea on the south aido of. the peak In the hope f pickms uP some mu ma ,"T .rTL 1Z1 - force may be cut don to of the most experienced1 men. To day tho searcher were eoncentrat Inir on four or five districts that had not been combed as ths- roiiKhly aa the others, TBe wen Still Creek, a placo on Natmon river wtiere anow shoe tracks were round, a district In Dull Hun re. aerve. a section between Hand i 'n - yon and the Little 'Ms 7,aK river, , , TTCik. ents of the boy, are. al BslUa Am Inn, a sovernment camp, rtlll hopelul. and maUUalnlnn . warm "" ' hB - " unravovat.ta vWblmy low, KUchtrot Incliea of anow felt durlnK night. IKtlflUKd AbAIN JOLT CAUF0R1A Rocked by Quakes But No Damage Keportea CM.KXWO, Cat. Jan. - A sharp ahock at !;4S o clocR Mil dint of MilMtlco and Meucall, acro the International line, but imuurentlv did no damage, . heavy o,uakca hera lam nw nd Hlmday. Tha rolllh shoeH this morning, the venth In II hours, was tho heaviest atneo the major shocks which market, ttn beginning of the series ot dlatur. Iiances.last week. I.OS ANQKI.HH, Jan. AP several fulrly heavy earthq,uako shocks were felt in Imperial Val ley about 8;30 o'clock this morn ing, reports to the telephone eom uauy hero sulci. Throo Jolt (n HI there. v HIMWI.BV, Phi., Jan. CAP) A light trthiuake felt here at nbottt a. m. today. No damage waa reported. Wood May Return To U. S. Next May MANILA. Jan. (API Tho Manila Tribune says Oovernor (Sennral Wood will return to the t? nlled State In May on tt. leave of alwenrc. Genera! Wood refused to confirm or deny the report. KI.AM.Vr.- VINKK tlliAVY KLAMATH KAI.1-S, Ore., Jan. (API Illicit llnuor humUera or Klnluuth ciiunty luild 131. 20 In tinea In justice cuurl hero during tho year 1321. this amount being turned. Into the county coffers. Of this uni.iunl, the county retained $19,074, the roniuimfer being turned hi lo the state prohibition depart ment. rf , 'IV.'7 v "j-. m vi' - - ,.f - . . t A ROWLAND . J TWO FLYERS ARE SAFE AT LONG CREEK Lieutenant Oakley Kelley and Captain John Stan ley Are Located LOST SEARCHING FOR L. BROWNLEE Plane Last Seen Late Yesterday Near Con don, Hying in An East erly Direction. : VAXOH'VKK. '.Waafc. Jam. m. (AI'l A ile-p-lcti received fnm Hrwanl lUver ih. a fscrnuon id J Jcut. Oakley C.. Kelly imased ovckr 1 1 1 is I aonn at 1-lsM i. m.t et rouia to Vflut'odier. .. I'W.TUASliw (,.. Jan. , AP1 A message waw r f 1 ; - c -.1 at ' r. headiiuurlevs of the nlriety-flTut dl. virion here from lelmenmnt Jk ley Cl. Kelly, alatluK that he had U r.-j i-sl nt Ioog ('?3f- ! r e . . w& v". r last utght after being forced ucrosa the monotalrui b' foe, , . i -The mcssuge fotfows: : r "chief of mutt, . l.t iHvUma, Portfrtnd. fog and storm closed in on flight around ML i I dqq be feci forcing fttgn- over fog ia iua. mountains, Lunclcd ' V K. five mllea from long Creek si dAr, -but unable to reweh phene nmM 19 n. m. Knllre country coyere ri vyjlij thick fog except t thto Icmtton Trying to ngeurs golln tort-ijr. Captain Ktonler remwwts Uwt. cop mamler t Vbbsmw BarrMks h& 5 notlfie. JHlune.! Keriy." The telegrmm vmm filed ut lontf Creek t ,; a, a, ma wua "'. reived nt dlWon nejidriuarteri here t u m, Caytala Utimtey wa Lieutennnt Kelly's tmmpmubm rtm r the flight. . 'Ueutenant Kelly a i i ti Cespinin Stanley wsi'e nt Hamilton, 61 miles utheu of Heppner., Ore at. iMwn tuday, aecktng u supnly of gusoltne for their alrntane, A loni; (Haunted telephone message to the lortiund Telegram mM t h e aviamra ptattno4 to hop to fsiidioton m tmon ut IMP. : euuld ge', atm-wn aaals Thm lilune wtt6 not damaged, it - . .j Imiib Creek north at Cuny co:3jjiv , 31IJi In VANCOU V.i. K A. It H AC Kh. Wah Jan, iAJ') Thirty juen, of company A, sovontn infantry under command: of Captate Fred JJuring left Vnncouvnr Barracas ac .too qIoete thta ssrto for Thy -Dalles, Ore., to search tor huMea ant Oakley G, Kelly and Cs plain John M. Ktanlrr, who left hers terday lo fly over Mount Ko.4 lit senrch for .onBo Hrownim. IJeut Kelly and Captain Stanley went Inxced Imt night ttvm B.i.1 Knn lake, Uwt northwest alopa of Mount 3-dc 4 eastward to H o-c Y, VnstiU, it mllea uth of Ariin? ton. In Eastern OreBon n4 tfcenm onthward towart CondoD, wtaro Irac w tqmporarlly tmt be ca u of silver thaw conaUlonJ wMelt bad put telephone and telerraph out of com nu ssion. . i- Kellr pas- ovor Bui! Bun lata about yestertar iU.o-. aecordlng to th rati; keeper tit Bull Bun reaervolr. TJ pVar.i. w In no notleeaWa trouble ml thr. Ume. The ! ( ikestlV'"''-:! over the south slop-e of Vloui t Hood shortly tetsrs 7 s'eloeH. anil apparently a ctrcilng ab-out m lh K'areh far IeUe Btowntee, , Trail of Amto !j. A. Kelson, of TtoberBne, at so mat tho plane, Thiers left heavy tratt of smoke hchtno! ft. The nlane was i' r- x t algMed b Colonel Tucker, east of Parkdate, on tho northea. atona of Moant ifood. shortly after o'clock. It waa flylnir low and fears wera felt that It would not bo M lo Bklm over tho rtm rock In that dlatiict. . (Coniinoed oa Pre n ' SIX WARSHIPS ARE UN RuUlM TO NICARAGUA WASIHNOTOM. Jun. C APlr Six ttiWlUsiial VPS861S luiva Uct-a ori'rTi I Nicwr-i-sjuii, c r ry n mn oxpA'dtUauary focco of 400 ma- Tho Mhi-ts urn tho cralsera Cfrr rinnl and MarblpTicad. th -tfw troytTH liarkcn Smlfh-ompsorE sod Oliornf, and tbo abMkriB t.'iKfr Areonna. . - Thy HI t rl to llcar nf fjtufmer, in t&mm&ftd th n;iJfr. f&r such 4mp&mtiim mm con. rftttaim warrn nJ . - Two o t h. e r d (though Avw wesr t re p i aic-e mm thr nhi Uwir type, tUy flouMli will Lo u tl U'liipo rarli y iiavu i ft ri'ng-tu twiitom tg ui; al l-ittinpr, The aavy trtmnt mA fch rnublt! A'Jniirtil Lis, 1 1 m i r to ' "1 h o rt-uglily proirt Awertc&i!! Vm pro piTty in warworn mx