La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE (Sranw fctttttm CITY EDITION THE WEATHER OttKOON: Unsettled, probably ruin hi north and went portions to night and Friday; warmer in ex treme north portion tonight. iJOWUE XXVI. JIKMHKIt ASHOCIATliO ritrJHH ' I-A GRANDE. UKEUON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928. MKMUKU ASSOCIATE!) I'llKSS NUMBER 122 tot IIILK SUPPLY REGULATION i QUESTION UP Owlinance Is Read, Dis ; cussed and Held over . ' for Consideration AWARDS CONTRACT OM IS" VVATTTR MAIM i 18 VVAlUiK MAli fA T Hill Re-Elected to -T -J liei-LCU lU l l caiucuuj 3 cum 1-Tiimnhvpvc Rn.nnnmnt-iwh,'n : Humpmeys ne - appoint - ctS IVlUtiagUI, eJUUge. , , f iiiLi, iu;-i;m;cti:i A. T. Hill, entering: his fourth venr as city commissioner, whh last night re-elected to the position of president of the commission upon motion and second hy "Commissioners Charles Plnyle and H. H. Co bum. u t W. C. Crews was re-nppolnt- ; ed city nianugcr and C. M. Humphreys 1 was again chosen as municipal judge,. Mr. Crews announced lo nowspfipcrmen a I the meeting . thai there would be no changes in the personnel of the cily of ficials. v . Discussion of u milk ordinance . Bin) the letting of the contract for the laying of the IM-ineh cast iron : water main on Second street from 1' K to Jefferson featured last night's v city commission meeting. ' - l-'our hidsl were received on tho Second street project, as follows: iir:' Hjri" r- ii:;,2i:h!M. L A. Tossers Oahhy & McNeil lfi.37y.R0 The contract was awarded to 1 llarleiihower Jtrothers and work .-(Will begin In the spring us soon "iis. weather permits. r is:uiti i.i nnit ltttmic 'I 1.. ennneetlnn wilh (1,1m (ho eltl jk-orfimission passed an ordinance Authorizing Ihe issuance of iim in bonds to provide foi-ihi ' .-k.ii..,iiuit nf KinlliiMiflll mill llilinr Hy Manager Crews cHllmnlcs that j he entire job. " of, .which Marten- a.ower Brothers contnu-t will he a I aart. will cost nearly $40,000. i The ,,rv lis. for Ihe month of amount of $r.4.f)0. I-.. "'iK wiiMHiiiHi' i j A delegation of milk producers and others connected with tho 1 milk and cream Industry were 4 present and submitted a proposed . jnllk aud cream orfllnance, which was rend by City Recorder J. K, Stearns. The ordinance provides for i complete sanitation on dairy furmi. i iu creameries and. - In fact, pro jf vldes that the milk be kept cl'-utl ,;. ami . free of disease from the time 'i It leaves the cow until ultimate '-' consumption. City's Kiahls Clear It gives the cily the rlght'lo in S ipect all dairies aud funns whlcli (Continued on Pa R) ! STATE EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS - DUE JAN. 19-20 f SI ale fxa mi nations for eighth I grade students of Ihe county who have finished their work In t he eighth grade und are ready to fil ler hiiih seiioid. will lie given Ki i day and Saturday, Jan. i'J and 2it, it uas unnou'iced this morning frjun t he eottnly school siieriu tcmienl's office here. The ta exatninalions are giv en In every school In the county outside of La jUrandc. which Is u first class school district. (.Questions for the examination have been re ceived here from Salem and will be wilt out next week to the va- lions schools by F. A. Kayre, conn- ty school superintendent. CARRYING PART OF THE LOAD (' . Securing n resder' nltettlhm nml inuiiiluliiing hi- liilcrt-.t N the chief renillr of hiiiftfiil advertising. If n mendiiiiiPs niCMige full's tn 1I0 (liHt. Iif-t money Is InM ns fur u your rc Hiiie Is CftucrriMil. That's tliy a neusiaHr vtlih Htltf unite new m M-flce. e(nhlMi cd prestige, and oltvlnu niitlcr liiicrot Is prx'R-rn'il In niclm INilltaii rlile I la new lnIt crry (he ntHMt-thtllt j of ihi ilanlly Itilen-tiltiK h gntit fninily of render. In tM (inimlr Icrrl lirv 1 Ik Mime miiiirvmritt Is riiirillril hy The OliH'ni'n-ami nln iichs tn given OlMrver reader many hour altctMl of any ilKT Mkt cntertiM? lite territory. In no oilier ay can an advertiser have Hit Mime da-ritT-diiy render tn tercel as an aid 10 his sill lug mesMige. "Observer Advertising A vrcliumlhUnir Serrleev Efcllfc Officers For 1928 Chester Thompson New Commander State 40-8 . Chef de Gare Presides at Installation. " . .American Legion post 411 made a rousing slurt for T.I2S luHt night when un unusunllyMargo uttcnd uncc turned out for the jHiiimry meeting, at which orrlcors for tho coming ycnr were inatullcd. pro '"" a Joint social evening ith lhp. auxm,lry at tho I-a Orand0 hotel. HuBh Un"y- outgoing com- iaj,. presided until tin, Inslul- . union ceremony was -completed ,no ,,J28 commander, Chos- ! . ttp Th0Inp80n toot charff0 WIU liam.C. Kully, of Haker. chef del 'cum. of the 40 et 8 society of Ore- trm. 1n-rfnrmnl Itin l,.u .ilnn ' scatln, Mr. Thompson. .ynnu Hohni-iikunip us vice cominundcr. Itobcrt C Ayers as ndjutunt. Henry Muluncon us finunco ofticer and Kred 14. Kiddle as historian. Dr. Ituy Murphy, Hugh Hrady C V Tulholl. llarlcy Klchurdsoir and It. V. Copsie comprise the now exc- cutlvo' board. ! i Mr. Kelly made an Intercstiiifr 'talk following the ceremony. Mr. I Th01.11.80n responded, us did euch ... ... 01 un inw oni. i rs. i oiio.ing , he business iiieetlng which was . brief In durallon and included tiansactlon.of routine business, le- ;gion members und their wives en- o'clock in tho ballroom, lllrlcw's Dance bund furnished the music, Herreshmenls .were served at an uppropiiute hour. ' The leirinn nieetlnir wns held In tun nun room ol inn hotel wane the auxiliary was in its installa tion session in tho gold room. Defeat Imbjer; Score 27 to H Taking U d.clslve victory fl'Mlll "f 'I''T AI. 1. A. letun the first, wurd M- : A- u'm of iM Grn,S ,Uflt nlffht itH Rchedulel "' l' " HU"n " "null "in mt,ii-i. ll,! ' A; na.nent to be held here a. t he en uf th,! - 1 n1 flnaI wn1st,p of I "i Ram. p.ayeu ai inn immer . M'" 'oI '' '' iU'W , the score ut 27-11. Only at the I end of the first fiuarter did lh:; UII,.I l.nl.l . .in. , i. i o. ai-. i. ..wi.t Hve teams, the two ward teams of l.a Grande, l niop, Imbler and Mount Glen, will participate In a tournament to be held in the new recreational hall here, following fr,nn various operas, some of which the completion oT their scjicdnleil ,n.(li tj,e introduction to (ho first games. Winner of the local tour- ,.f ltf "lohengrln"; ".My Heart ;it nutnenl will play the winner of tha 'i,v Kweet Voice" nun "Wamsun Boise stake tournament In a game nni Uelila," Koldler's Chorus from which will decide a team to rep-( "Kaust"; Uarcarolle from "The n-seiit this territory in a lourna -. Tales if Hoffman" and others, ment In Salt Lake City. A very entertaining descriptive Knthitslaslic interest is being number "In a clock Store" fOrth) shown by the teams of Ihe stake with special effects by lOverett Hos with the prospector the Salt I.akn ! enbaum. will also be Included on trip before them, und their tour- this program. Kliner Mc.Mnnu. nauicnt is expected to he a lively one. The date has not yet been heard in a cornet solo i ne i.om set. The l.a Grande line-up for Chord- (Sullivan and the trio from lost niglifs game follows: Kor- ("Attila" by Verdi will be played by wards, K. Itluck and It. Geddes; Hurry Ostland, trombone, Guy Mc ccnter, H. Lyman: guards: K. Mlllan. baritone, and Andrew Hanks and M Stoddard. Lyman l''iey. cornet. The prognmi will was high point man. Several rans ' with the overture by Suppc accompained the tesm to luibjer. -'The Ueautlful Galatea." It Is announced that a came be- 1 Hncores. which are always llg iween Ihe first and sirond wards iiliice ill 1 1111 XI I A hiil I i.v .Vil,,, v J,',,"', a , 1 v. 11111, ai it 0110111. j will tnkr tomorrow dance will follow the game. Hoy Scout Week iv ii itJnh., iKpisconal Parish Will lie Observed, ,; I Plans were outlined for national boy scout week the second week In February lust night when a; seolllliinsleis' meeting was held al I the home nt F. Russell Scott, scout I executive Tor Ihe Kiiste.n ( Irognn I council. Dr. W. T. Phy. president I or the council, was present. In ad- 1 iditloo to the following scout mas-1 lers: Gilbert Labi. It. V. Copsey. the ltev. l.elf II. Aues. (terald i r. Tleorge M. Ilorr-i plana for smut week iiiMti. I''inal ha vi not yet been completed but j will )e announce!) later. i I Joy seont troop No. 1.1, which! Is sponsored by the Central Chris- thin church, held a business an! mm i oit.iiuis . i it ii n ' KNti' linttie IiihI pvcn'ni.' I.mmIIi While, scout mKter A. P. Nelxon. ,.. . .. .. .. . com mil i ee mi a a. unu i ne i lev. it. i.. ; Putnam, assistant s"nut "1HHr. e e .r.-,r,. ..,,., ,o lOHiiw INK oiMiinen i i lie ir'Mip: llobert Weeks. I,ternird Powell. Paul Walker, Walter Merger. ()or don and Hurwin Itayuaud. Jack A vf.'. l-'ioyd Ingle and Tom Hurd-cst;-. After t;e meeting. Mrs. Hurdesty servp'l i efrcHhinents. Airmail Plane Is ,f Fl ..... : Ul leu mJyJWil li VI t- ! nirninll plane ; The nt st bound was fon-ed down nt 1j Grande this morning, ami Ihe mall sent on , by rail to Its destination. Had ! weather was given as the cause of and Governor Patterson nan ln the emergency stop. IMlot Dusk formed Governor Hyrd of Virginia had the place. ' that they will be honorwd. ICLEAR AWAY OBSTACLE TO JIARKETROAD Clever' Creek Residents Present, Petition to County Court . . " . . . t ,VX " JrKUOllilliLlllNUO CUo.1 I . , Cost of the Condemnation P.fwiorlni-n T Tnrlnvmrvif-''". i V .r iv ten Court Expected tO fnrrtnlof-o Prnippr jU1UJ1CLC K iujci.1,. t V lint t fin inn ; ill? 11 tinnsi I1U1 for wprk to start on the ( iovoi- j other side or .Hood Klver. oscur Creek ' mnrkel roiid this year, was Cutler, hlBhway enslneer. here, re. received. by the county court yes. Ported this morning. Three true- tcrduy afternoon. Work on this I""- operators have also Bono from road has been de ayed for .onie . here to help with the work. .Mr. time becuwe of the Inability to ; Wanner will wire the highway of- get. a riElit-of-way tliroUBh llic .'l here as soon as the road is May s place. ' j open to lrffl. The signers of the pcllllou pi o-1 All highways In this division i no "cited agree to reimburse the coun-l Mr. Cutler announced this ty for costs in condemnation pro- mornliiB. The use of chains land- ceedlnss to obluln the rlght-or-wuy vised, however. he snow plow ...... -.....i ... u .i .... n.ft'was ut work on the Milium grade " ' ,! .....- ...wi iinii.ds i marl s " " ; V',, n ";"",,nht " Mays after I e has been el ven no- nc . uw, ,. ., ,.. uun.... ' The proposed market roud us shown on tliolluurket roud map is .about four and ono-hulf' miles In length from the present Wolf (Meek market roud through" the ' V'. "." '" . w 1 1 1 nrnliii v be renci-d unu gran- ed (luriDi? the summer, ,11 is said. The signing of roiidi bills occu pied most of this morning'!, time. This ufturnoon tho , court docket ...in 1... ...i.nn ,. iiii.l lAmnrmw ,.ui ""i """ , , . i:ic coin i iviii iiii'vi. uiiu ireion u jury list for IU2S. BAND RECITAL TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY . CMfranp1q "OtlPratic MflS- batl aiieK fa UperaUClViaS tGrpieCes" Will Be Coil . PeatUlC Cd t b TCdLUIV T rt4..,- ... ,lllln(m.. the nro- , ( Inuni,.ipH bund, which . .. . ... wtn 0 Klvttji ml I no Amine ineaiei" sundav nfternoon at 4 o'clock, will lic election of "Operatic Master- pjeeM," 'arranged by Ssiiranek. This j mnl(i,' includes choice excerpt solo cornetist. of the band will be feature mi municipal band pr Bi'm. will be composed of popular numbers, novelties und surprises of . villi. his kinds. Kull program for Sunday's con cert will be announced later. The annual parish lileellng or SI. Peter's Splscopnl ehuieh will be held" tomorrow evening, at lloni.n hall, when vestrymen and other on leers of t he church will be elect '"I. In observance or the reast or Kplplianv o politick supper will be sen ed al 8 o'clock nt the hall rol all of the families of tlw parish - - 'f OnCCV Of NOrlll Powder Passes On NfHITH PGWIH;it. Jan ! (Special ) J. A. Anderson, pioneer. pn.ixMd away at his home ben- yei- . . .. . ... i terdoy ufternoon at the age of years. He had been In poor health j . . M ., u,, ,V.....u P...-.I.., u h.. ...It.. m( Mii,(. ,,, here ,....( t.i,, if - He Is survived by his wife und four daughters: Mrs. Neite liowi , of California: Mrs. Mary (ioblsber-I ry and Mrs. Nolx Millar, of hind, and Mrs. Mildred Met' olljti. uf Ke'th. . . . ' l:Tlt.HITIO (iltAM I J SALKM, Ore.. Jn. U (API Joseph Yacnbosky, held at Port land end wanteil in Vlrginiu us sn f ciwape from Ihe state prison, win j be. extrsdited to that state when; sn officer comes to regon to lake i hirn Into custody. ItiMjulsition pa pen from Virginia came by mail, Highway Closed On Either Side OfthcColumbia; Cars Can Go Only as Far, as Hood River Trac tors Sent From Here to Help Clear Blockade. 1 Contrary to the report mude yet- terduy that tho north hunk With- way along the Columbia river is open to traffic wurd wan received jatrthe state highway office,, hero thlH morning from c w. wanwr stuto highway division engineer Istutlono din Mend, tliat the high 'ways on hoth sides of tile liver lire blockaded und dosed to travel, un 1,1 T," DulleH .when he wired ,he offce he,.e aud B,uted thlkt ,..j could bo only as far us Hood Riven i HlKhwny equii.ment. Inc-iudlnit 11 I rotary snow plow, was sent from j here this ntornliiB to assist In the WOl'K Ol CIcarillK luo IMBnwiiy LUC last night, and this morning that hlBhway was reported to beiopen the entire dlsfunce from Jt Cllande - STOItM FATAL TO TIIIti;K PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. B. (AIM Three deaths, numerous injuries and many thoiiHands of dollars damage were counted todtiy as the cost of the severe hllxzurd and sleet storm that swent Northern Oregon ut Xew Vein's. William' H. Itlchards. 7. who died from inlurles received. 1n a bob sled accident: J. 0. Brown, Oil, who died of u heart attack whllo shoveling snow: und Fred ('. Wnni- ke. I'nioli l-lielfie fireman killed 111 a wreck at Oneonta Sunday, w - ero - the victims of the storm, Portland and vicinity was recov ering from the storm with mod erate temperature melting snow. ano crews of men with snow plows and trucks denning mure streets uf lee coated snow. Main downtown ithoroifphfares had been cleared ye- tcrduy and - today Kide,.slreeU wero attacked. ... . . , .1 mi all lines except the Upper ( n hi in lila Klver highway, which re mained snowbound between Crown Point and Horsetail Kails antl be Hood tween Cascade flocks and Hlver. I'l'lio he first 1 1 -i i in over t he Union Pacific line since Sunday left here morning and expected to get by thff wreck at Oneontu with little de Measure For New Appeal Court Is To Be Discussed SAL KM, Whet her n Ore., Jan. 5 (AP) bill should be Intro- ' -v o - - - duced at the noxl legislat u.-o oiaga. A'''h'IHlri'""'l I''""'' S.sl.le one period .luring det.arln.el.1 pt-ovlde Tor the e.ftabllsllmeni of congress have the task of answer- TOMB,,inM ( M) )(.x ,.vl.ll(i r,. an Inl-iiuedliile court of appeals In mg. from lime to II the thrush! ft f.,lir.,.,.IH.n r ,!, c.fric-li. I of the Oregon will be discuss.! ut the of Ihe opposition. various eoliutv division. meeting of the state Jlldlclul conn- 'Ihe siliiutlon III Nleurugllu wus rysnn t, ,.,.!, r lho ,y cil In Portland li.iuorrow. ilescrlbed today by Major ticneral H1 tI t(. ,, () ,. ,,H .,. , tl)n This court, would be composed l.ejeline. commandant or the mar- rPlnry r ,,,,,. c,.ml Hiiggeslli.g of Ihie'e Judges, and would proli- hie coris. us being very much as K,1111(, ,.,,.ni,.nt for some ot- alily be a Junketing coilrl. Unit Js. It wns ill the beginning of lho rlrp , ,,, ,,,, i,.,,,.!,,. ,1BS1.. It would hold sessions In vurious week, lino; Unit these mimes lie sent 'n purls of the stale. It would hlive Jurisdiction ovvr certain cuses now appealed to (he sup. in court. Judge Fled W. Wilson, or Tin- lli.ll. s. end Albert H. Itldgwuy, or rortlaiid. will lead Ihe discussion on this mcusuie. Anollier suggesled leglslntlvo nieas.ire that would li.angc Hie. present cou-t , system radically, itiini.l inil.ii. r,i. ii itnir,,,-,,, inn, ree or $25 u day In civil cases. In be assessed against the plulntlrr. l.l recoieren fro,,, .l,.r..,i.l,.nl In event of I. l,..IL-,,.. Suffer Sunstroke Uf llVdef Desire ',,,,,"no Vi"11 tn M'-x-o. c- now snbliiered in the sea. meat cording to marine corps reports, ly increased Its afilvities within ihe I After a wild life In Mexico, the. last 24 hours. A.M.AXY. N. V., .Ian. (API A sunstroke suffered as a III lle girl so atfecled H ill Ii Snyder's mind when she grew ui,Jier law yj' told f inventor Smith loday. that she !omI h-r sense nf re Mponsihility und so i-ould not help killing her husband. No Reserved Seats Games; All Spectators Go Upstairs AM spectators at high school I as- i uettiuii gam ex, which an- to he IkM ( IiIk tea moo. em nclng next Sat- Po't-,urday In Ihe new M. I, ,. reeled-t There wilt be no reerve- sels. 1 ! lioi;i! ball, will be seated In Ihel The et-olive boaid Is conipotted, bilcony and lh-re will be no doitu-'nf Silperlnlejulent J. T. Loogtel- i stairs aduilsidnn except for the nf- low. Principal K. I . Tow ter, Tom jllelahf. tcjnis and the high school Mnice. nttnlent body pieHideut, , I and. iMaurhe linker, vice president. Ken- I This was one of several b' Ihlonh leeched enterday artrnonn when the executive iMani or the high school met to discusa aeatlug rangeiiients and other prnb'enm pertaining to convicting basket ball grilles. Student! will be sift ed in the west end and south wide, and the public will be pea ted on the north side and tuit end. Ad SITUATION IN OUUHlHin 111 NICARAGUA IS SAMETODAY Navy Is Determined to Eliminate banaino irom Knllt.riPi'n ReDllbllC ' A I OB-ATOUY LIKELY PAPITTM. HILL T ,. ,." . 1 Investigation ol Amends Part in-"War" Demand cd by Wheeler, Montana Senator. . ' . MANAGUA. Nirurugun,' Jan. 5. (AIM "ai d lilt Hy clasnes wnn American niarliios last r'rlduy and on Sunday, the rebel forces of Au- BUstlno Sondlmi are keephiB well under cover and no battle is re- garcled Imminent at III Chlpote. the rebel stronghold lor the present. Colonel Mason .,,trtck. m- mander of tho murine forces heio said today that the rebels hud not been seen rr the past few days und that their defeat i.ppeured more e- vero that, was first reported. rtelnfnreonionlK have arrived at all tl,emurino garrisons In Nuevu Hegovla? scene of the fighting, and ,, Is renorled unlet In that region. The A., erlcan wounded will bo evacuated shortly. , J HATTliK l' VOUIK " WASHINC.TON. Jan. r (AP) With the situation in Nlcurgua cl escribed nt the navy department u iinvhiinnl rram : P(.nt dms of apparent quietness, n, mlU: of words In congress ...... ai..,.pI,.h imiii.luk In f'eiitrul Ainerlr has disiduci'd the uetilul ! nK,tlnB liclweeii murines und . forces of General Sunillno. l),,t,.milned lo carry through 113 lir0,.H111 or eliminating Sandlno from tho picture, the navy went about Us work of preparing HMiO dddilionaJ men lo send southward to curb the peppery Nlcaraguan In a campaign, the extent of which. I murine officials, Including Mujf-r marine officials, Including iajftr , o t, 1 tt Oeneral Lcjoune, commander VrflXmiUy bCllOOl blipenn- i.he con, woum no. u.euici. "r '-rr:. "?'HL"; x "plirUSO lOtKIIlK 'fill .-. .ill it iiil iji lihraso iTKkint on l.uiillol hill hi presence or Amerlciin lorces mi Ijitln Anierlcu promises to fur- of American forces in n lnh tho stliiiuliis for many ora- '"rl'ul fornys during the present session oi congress unu imiuara to Ihe seliemo luoposed In tho Cur ol her sessions. .tls-lteed hill, is favored by the Ore Wants Invest Igatlim' branch of the government is car- rvlng on war In Nicaragua. Sena-1 lor Wheeler, democrat. Monlana. ' proposed an Investigation of Ihe use of murines Iu lliut country In a resolution offered today, had previously announced (, he would ask such an Investigation. Apparently thwie Is no iuclina- o rlclus .i reply lo Ihe criticisms directed at I hem lor their adher ence to the plans outlined In Nlr How long It would take lo eiim- hinte Kalldlno rrom the "otherwise peaceful Nlcaliiguun horl.on, the general was unable lo say. lie sold that he cxpecl.-.l riunii. no would nlli luit Ip escape to Mexico or lo some other eniintiy when the luurllles login lo press hi.n. .. I.e.iucne ilescrllied Sandlno as a " (,,"1r "' w" " rul "V '"' ,a b.'K ft "'' ' NoHl.wesl Nicaragua 'I""1 'l W II -... I...I !. i.l unlmpuriant clti.i-n In Managua,' I IIATAVIA, .hiva. .I;in, f. TAP) GeuenA Lejtiene said Sandlno The fxmnus vmIcuiio on the 1 r-h i n f I was a "brave man but has a shadv of Krakalao In Sundra Html I be reeord. luivlnif served at one time tween Sumatra and .lava which Is g nerat said. Samillio returned to Nicaragua, und worked In the mines II II 1 1 1 he Joined the IH.eriil army. Jle hns a brother on the west coast of Nicaragua who Is a rcspccti-d citizen und a member , . (Continued on Pag b ' For Basketball , mlshion Is to bi fifty renin ft adults, and de biislneH mens tickets will, of course, lie good. neth Owen, business manager, and byllis Ansel, seeretary. I Saiunlay night s game whh Wul- ar-Mows will begin at K o'clock, with Assistant Coach Kotgate, of Whil-I man college, as referee. Arrungementa were also made airports were that the shot entered his the meeting yesterday to have poa-!rlght knee, loiter It was said that ters of the season's schedule Dlaced the wound wan in the lower Dart of j about town. JAP GIRLS MUSTN'T BOB 'rw iijfw "N. No hojisli bubs In .laiMiiiKFO n.ovleli.t.il, was the edict nHtil ly ihwiwI hy the Mklialsu mm. luiny of Tokyo, ilapaii. lint tlieso two girl pluyors itidu'l cuiv, and mm a result they wore tn..iel from the iu.yn.ll "mull their hair reacl.ra the length of an ord inary noim.li." The young i.e. IrcMsesijiro Kct.suko Konlshi, to., und lOIko Mliiaml. Ki'lsuko is 17, Klko, IK. FAVORS FEDERAL 1 EDUCATION BOARD aciiukiyiaKc juecowvien- i viafffW insaivm m4m,-- , ... .wv.v HA,,.;.Mi ,. Jl(n- ' , A !) A f,d . . rt , - . ,. , ,, ,.i,i,i ..,. ,, ....i... .., , .i,,,,-,, ....ilinet, iiccordlng gon Stale Association of County School Superintendents In resolu- j- resolutions Im lu.le: Kstabllshment of offices of Kioto '' Inspector. , hunge .urged In ineihod of ,l!s. iriiMiuiMi hi eouiny ami siaie i-cnooi iiinus lor greater emphasis on county-and state nulls of taxation. Revision of crippled children's cdurititnnel law so connlv would r?'..,,,:h."',l '".'."'.',K vl.ling money for their education KciinoMlInu' board of ti-nslees of li-iHot. form to all the euperliitond- ,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,, i,,,,,,,, , ei.iii rleslgnate first, sec- llllr.l i-linice and feturn the the ecrol..rv and that the ir ijilenl of the Inwesl score be BlVei, sniip.ui ut eoui.ty Instltitles. The cimveiil Inn a.ljoui lied yesler- day. r ,'.,,,,,, M UlllOllil r im u.f l Is Again Active lavii. a dieM and a column of steam ami water varying In height fl'"'" 2 .10 feel I.. HMl reel,, me be- lug hurled above Hie su; fin e of ihe water. (Krahatao was Hie scene of a series of volcanic eruptions in 113, regarded as cue of the must tre- mendous of modern times. Two- thirds of the talaud was eomplctc ly blown away and a gltranllc wave of water formed which caused deaths estimated at J't.U'Mi.) High School Roy Dies of Wounds M I f ; I ;X Ore., Jan. !i. fAPi Jirry w. Klroy, I7-year-oid Ku- ff.p hjyh Hchotil student, who was Mr inntntlv hIimi in the leg while hunt I ml- on ( ioodnusl urn island new venr's da v. died at the Pacific ( tiMiian hoHiiital earlv Wednes- ,,,v moruliig. 'n,P youlh had been repnrlefl In fairly good condition and the death was unexpected. First re the ley. Final Action On McNary Bill Due In March. Belief Federal Judge Under Fire in Senate Capper In troduced Plan to Reduce Grain Freight Rates WASH1NOTON, Jan. 0 (AP)t flopo for final action on tho re vised MeNary-Huugen bill by March 1, was oxpressed In tho senuto toduy by fhalrman Mc Nary, of the agriculture commit tee. "The agriculture committee will tnko up the bill by Feb. 1," he In formed the Semite. "It should bo enucted by March l', und I hope It will bo signed by tho president." 1 Tho bill of Senator McNary, re publican of Oregon, authorizing 94n.OOO,ono for acquisition and preservation of forest lands uloug nuvlgublo streams was orderod ! fuvorubly reported to tho senate toduy by Us agriculture commit tee. I A resolution intended to bring ' about a reduction of freight rates on grain and grain products ex ported from tho United States In order Unit -Anioiicuil grain grow ers und milling Interests may bo pluced in better position to. moot Cutiudlun conipolitlan were intro duced toduy tiy Henator Capper re publican Kansas. Charges of corrupllon and ex tortion while u practicing attorney anil wrongful use of his office ns solicitor of the seventeenth judi cial district of North Carolina, were filed with a senuto Judiciary, sub committee to Juy against Fed oral Judge Johnson J. Huyos of areensborq. Huyos Is serving under a recess appointment us Judge of the l eenlly creuted middle district of North Carolina. A protest against conrlrmullon of the uppolntment, currying tho two churEos. was fil ed by 1). T. Vance, n Plunitreo, North Carollnu business num. Governor Smith Not To Attend Jackson Dinner I WASHiNOTtJNT, Jan. 6 (XrT The chB'-t,nlitleBf pluced tbr 'flovefn'or HllftWl. r N0r Troiii; ut the table to be spread 'by, lho democratic, party for lis January I'S Jackson day dinner will be va eunt. At least, It will not be oo euppled by the' governor, and lho gathering, looked upon as u hur hiony meeting of presidential pos sibilities, will have lo get ulong without tin presence of one of tho leading contenders. . . II. Is not possible now to deter mine what effect tho governor's ileclinutlun to attend will havo on the plans of lho democratic nu tlonul eomliillteo which will bo host, lo the gathering. It was hoped to havo Mr. Smith present with others who have been mentioned for the nomlnutbin, and to havo him deliver an n.lress on tho Issues of Ihe llr.'S election. Wlniher any oilier polenllul candidates have accepted or de clined tho dinner Invitations hns not been unnuunced ut nuliouul committee hcudutiurtcrs. Clem Shaver, the comiultlco chutrmuli, Is nut or Ihe cily und his orrlce Is leaving to him uny slutemenls to he luude. Klamath Horses Eaten In Europe KLAMATH KA LLK, Ore.. Jan. T. . (AP) "Old Oobhin" whose days ; of utility arc rapidly drawing to u j cIonc Is coming to a sad end In ' K la math. Thousti nds of horses ! running wild on the ranges, are be ing cauejit and sold to tho Unite j Packing company nf Montana, j They will be butchered and sold as j clieup meat In Kurope. t II. A ndersou, Iteatly, has .blt sl-'.ued a contract to provide HHIO bend for the Montana concern. New Revolutionary Plot Is I)iscovered 1 MEXICO CITY, Jail. R (API A revolulloiiin y plot In the slates of ' (jueretaro and Guanajuato, for which anus were Haiti to have been smuggled from Ihe t'nltcd States has . bon discovered. Six alleged ringleaders were arrested and cit ed to the attorney general for trial. The attempt at revolution was to Ihine been made Jan, I In Quere la und Guanajuato In combina tion with re by I groups operating In j I he Ktate of Jalisco. I Juan Oelgado Luna, one of thoc arrested, charged, according to the I government, t hat the consplrney jwas directed by Aim-do Hold ! inluguez, at present In exile In the United States. Awards Contract For Vets Hospital WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. (AP)' The N. P. Severin company f Chi cago was awarded a fXIty.lFifi gen eral construct Ion contract by the veterans bureau today for a 313 bed hospital at 1'orUund, Ore. LINDBERGH IN MANAGUA; END FIFTH FLIGHT Lone Eagle Avoids Terri tory Infested by Sal dino's Followers HONDURAS BIDS HIM SAD ADI0S Regret That the "Marvel Child" Had to Leave Them Marine Escoit Shows Him into City MANAGUA, Jan. G (A.F)Col. Charles A. ljlndhergh. completing the fifth leg of his Central Amerl' run good will tour, landed safely on the aviation field here from Tegucigalpa at 2:16 p. in., central standard time. The American nlr hero who fol lowed u.eourso from tho Hondur uii capital that took him from 20 to SO miles from the scene of tho fighting between American mar ines and Handino rebels was greet ed enthusiastically by a cheering crowd which circled nround .his piano. ' . ; Kor the first lime since tho flier crossed Into Mexico on his good will tour to America's southern neighbors the American filer was. greeted by comrades of hta- own nationality, three marine . planes having set out from Managua to . meet lit in. 1 TAItia Jun.: 5 (AP) Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh today was uwurded tho gold medal of -tho in. ternutlouul anronautics association for l'J27 as performing the greatest uir achievement his flight from New York to I'urls in that year. TKOUCIGALPA Honduras, Jan. n (AP) Honduruns regretted to duy thnt "The Murvdl Child" 'I.0110 Fugle, hud to Jouvb them. To tlio people. Col. Charles A, l.lndbergh bus. become, "el nlno. prodlgo" (the marvel child) und h Is rrleniBy aiulb h inquerei .- t" i ,K coniniltten represeming eacli,s oL.th- tt depnirtn'PnlB of Hondur as palif lilin Inal trlliiltd and (Jro gora Holes, representing 'tha de -, pwlment of uluncho. as spokes man ended his speech with a noto of regret -ut Jilndbergh'S short . stay. SNYDER-GRAY ; HEARING HELD BEFORE SMITH ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 5 (AP) Kor two hours toduy .lawyers mado ii last flglit before Governor Rmllh for lh Uvea of Mrs. Kuth Snyder und Henry Judd Gray, under sent ence to die In tho electric chair a week from today for tho murder or Mrs. Snyder's husband. When tha lawyers were, through the governor merely said: "Well, lho hearing la over." and walked out of the room. It was understood that he will render u, decision Monday, Although the governor rendered no decision his remarks Just be- . fore the hearing ended caused f many lo believe that he would extend no clemency. He spoke with a dry smile of "this psychosis" and "twilight zonc'j busineHS aud told defense lawyers that much of w hat they had told him might better linvo been presented to the Jury at the ; jv ; i,-ft!:uii OSSINING, N. "V Jan. fi (AP) Mrs. Kuth Snyder, awaiting exe cution In the King Sing death house, has made her will, leaving her property to her nine-year-old daughter and her mother. It wa learned today. Schooner Aground On Peacock Spit ASTOIMA. Ore., Jan. Ii (AP)--The four-mast cd schooner North itend, with 13 men nbonnwas on the sands of Peacock Spit, near North Head, today with coast guards from three stations aud an unidentified luuker endeavoring tu reach her. The North Itend, according to ineuger reports, went aground shortly after 2:45 a. in., when It la believed to have mistaken tho North Head light for a lightship aud sailed In too closely. Karasick Defeats Alley in Portland POHTLANU Ore.. Jutl. ft IAP) Al Karustek heste I Tom Alley In a rough and tuuib'e wresMIng con test here last night. Alley took the first fall In two minutes 3't seconds wit h an alt plane spin, K his sick t h leeond with revers-i heiiillocks In 1 h minutes, 20 sec onds. After additional time Alley was In no condition to continue tho match. . .