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FRIDAY'S PIUX.IIAMS
The National Broadcasting com
pany (N. B. C.) program for Fri
day follows: 8 10 . Wrlgiey re
view; 8 to :J0. Whit Itock or
, chestra program; S:S to 10.
Memory Lane."
KGO Oakland (JS4 4m-T$okc)
. dinner concert: S to 10. N. B. t:
10 to 11, danc music.
KPO San Francisco (423.1m
710kc) 6, children's hour: 6:10, or
gan program; 8 to 10, N. B. C; U
to 12. dance orchestra.
. KOA Denver Ji m-dS0kc)
6:8u, hotel concert; 8 "Aggie Kick
offs;" t, symphony program; to
10, danca music
KOW Portland (49lm-810kc) t
dinner concert: 7, concert orches
tra; 8 to 10. M. B. (.; 10, enter
tainers: 10:10 to IS. Hoot Owls.
KKKC Ran 1-Yanclsco 4M Sm
66"kc) 8:80. Cecil. ana; . concert
orchestra; 10 to 12, dance orches
tra. KGA Spokane (!o.7m-l 6kc)
,8. children's program; 8:10. dinner
concert: 7:10 to 10. studio pro
gram: 10 to 18. music.
KFOA Seattle 447.Sm-670kc)
8 to 10. N. B. C: J0:S0 KOW Hoot
Owls.
KJR Seattle S4l 6m-kc
8:10, dinner concert: 7:li, Moiart
program: 1. trio: S( studio pro
gram; 10 to II. dance orchestra.
KHQ Hpokane (HO.Znvaiakc)
6, orchestra: S, X. H. f
KUMO Seattle ( 10in-rkc
varied program: 7. orchestra: 8 to
M, K. B. ('.; 10 to 12:30. musical
program.
KKX Portland ( m.m 1 ISOke)
:!, children V hour: 7. orches
tra; 8, concert; 8:30, studio pro
gTm; 10 to 13. dance frolic.
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DOCUMENT TAKEN
FROM MRS. LANTZ
Paper Important to Gov
ernment Stolen in Oil
Conspiracy Jury Case
WASHINGTON. Jan. Sfi (AD
Counsel for William J. Burns re
port .h1 to the court hearing the
Sinclair-Burnt) contempt rase to
day that a document affecting
'William J. McMullin. a star wit
ness for the government was
stolen I net night from one of the
' defense witnesses.
The Burns lawyer told the judge
the document was taken from Mrs,
Jisnitto I .a nix, who had been re
lied upon to contradict some of
McMuihn's statements, during a
mysterious attack on her In h r
room at the Hamilton hotel.
A nutn entered the room while
Mrs. 1 -a ills husband was absent,
counsel said, bound and gaffed her.
land ran sacked her belongings.
Roth Mr, ljtnt and her hus
band, William lant. had been
summoned by the defense to con
tradict testimony by McMullin. a
former Burns detective, that the
Burns men faked charges against
the Vail -Sinclair oil conspiracy
jurors. The court Is hearing testi
mony on a charge that Burnt.
Harry 1 Sinclair and others were
guilty of contempt because of their
shadowing of the Kail-Sinclair
trial jurors.
STEWART TO TESTIFY
WASHINGTON, Jan. : AP
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of
the board of Standard Oil com
pany of Indiana, wilt appear next
Tuesday before the senate Oil
committee in lis investigation of
the operations of the Continental
Trading company, l4d.
The committee's Interest in the
Continental company arUes from
the fart that it profits of about
$3,0u0,uv0 made almost overnight
in purchase and aula of oil, were
invested in liberty bonds, and j
that $231,000 worth of these bonds
later were turned over by Harry
F. Sinclair, lessee of Teapot lome.
lo former Interior .secretary Al-
bert B. Kail In exchange for an
inter,t in Kali's New llfiflean
ranch. Tha committee very much
wants to know what became of the
rest of the I3.0u0.0u0.
Recover Monev
Stolen In City
Of Los Angeles
I.OS ANGELES. Jan. 5 AP)
Purled loot to the amount of 128,-
4Cu from the city bureau of light
and power payroll holdup of lust
Septemher, was dug up in a vacant
.t In I In hi nivht ttv Tin'ir of f i.
ccr)( ; '
WAriinr .v ih. ittfht of lan. .
iuad of pohco dtlir ai" a"whl" l, fnuiKemrns aeon. rn
terns.
soot indicia ted on
map said to
have been drawn by one of the
nr-r...t hni.iiii. m.ti iin.i .v.r.l
feet under rround found the cur
wnrv In two riinvas aaeks.
Earlier in the day detectives es- trom ,a,ft '1:4r al i!l ,r'
corte! Kern Sadler, former clerk on Stat l,am
In the bureau and the first of four
men arrested ln connection with r li
the holdup, to a place In Verdugo
hills where he said h had nurted
a part of the loot. The officers
found nothing at that spot, how
ever. Several thousand dollars, aaid
io he part of the 7l.u0 holdup
loot was
recovered
apartment.
Marine Advance
Up El Chipote Is
Slow, Thorough
MANAGUA. Nicragim( Jan. it
(AP)- American marines are ad
ruining vivl7 mm "uiuuiif i
the slupes of El t'hipot
stronghold of the reel general.
Augurtino Sandlno.
Wherever trenches and fortlfl-
catbtns, signs of the rebel occupa
tion of the $ outi -fool mountain,
were found they were destroyed
by tne marine column under Ma-
sor Archtitald Young.
The object of the marines now
to drive Sandino followers from
:he populated districts Into unin
habited and isolated regions where
it is impossible to get food and
Ammunition.
Cluck Artist Digs
Way From Prison
SAI.IM, Or.. Jan. Zi AP
l.O-.ii o!li"ers acr still on the
lookout tniay for 1 L. Kays, who
:. 's.iy arterni'on e-apea irom
h-- M-.rlon county jitil by digging
M wjv Thru'.tfh a brick wall. Kays
was h-!l for passing bad checks.
Tn e'Hr prion-r In the jail did
not avii tl them w ive of the op
porturitv to get sway. Kays ts T
rears o!d.
PI .MT TO AVI n
Ni:W- YORK Mme. Elly Ney.
bushy halied concert pianist and
J!ripdant of Napolean's marshal,
:s to b married In I .on Angelea
tomorrow to Paul AHals. aecretary
it a coal company and son of a
Chicago clergyman. The an
nouncement revealed that Mm.
Niy and William Von lloogstraten.
conductor, had been divorced In
Europe tat summer. Hut thry re.
main devoted of friends, she catd
Before washing a sweater, mea
mre it and writ down th dimen
sions. After li is w-a&hed and rin
sed, spread It. back aad down, with
sleerea out stretched, en several
flat thlcknease of clean, an ft tnaie-
Jal CkarvA it mats t n r a !
M-lg.Rl dimanelena. Turn ee.
iiotuil until dry.
I OUT OUR WAY
I'M GONMPl -E.T N A 5AV "TIKJ?
. WOO UCK ME. ( MA uE-VOO'tU Kior u .
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6riOvJ VOO HOAJ LlJU-E I OAp I Lf W
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Orangemen Will . .
Play Washington j
Friday Evening
OREGON HTATB OOLI.KOK.
rorvallia. Jan. 6 When the
Oraniremen- meet ' rniversity of
Wanhinrton here Friday night in
the third conference basketball
irame of the season th'y will re- !
ceive the acid test and at the ssime
jtime find out whether or not they
huv ny reason to consider them
( selves as contenders for the north-
(em division chHinpionsttip.
Washington although defeated
already this year in nmi -confer-
enre gatut s Is dop d to in the than Jewett hut the latter was expitrt trade of the four countrien,
northern division championship, given credit for aggressiveness. In Sained at $262,300,000 In 1920. rep
The Huskies defeated Kniverstty a semi-final Johnnie l-e. ot relenting products of the United
of Illinois, member of the Ittg Ten. ! Klamath Kails, knocked oik Hal ; Slates.
two games out of three, during the
I'hrlulmii hill.lui c nn.l ..u.,nA
fXrit,ncM mi1p trouh!e ln lr,m.
ming
Washington State college.
Cnmpartvnns
W ashlng,on's score against
Washington State was to 13
33 to H. These scores form the
on,' l,a5is tor n rompari6n of the
strengtn ot tne iiusKies nni
Beavers The Washington team is
composted of a numler of Veterans
JUfJti iiTf t Oltltf
Pi'cn in the Pinn' r,nl' ono r lho "ewapaper tip-
Ultril in Kir Ul.-m ha.l plrkeil Hilly Harton as
TOKYO
(AT) The nit of
a ni.il lr.l in th
mauling.
uarH) rircI(.( tK mwhat new to
in nmqiers j4piin where fisticuff have al
ways been considered undignified
and disgraceful, but the younger
Japanese are taking up boxing en
thusiastically. Japan will 's nd her first boxing
champion to the Amsterdam
Olympic Games this year.
Before the introduction of box
ing in Japan, the placing of one's
hand on another's hody m.is con-
"Mered tl great Offense.
lth the sunrd or knit'
repl- j
wss wsu-
ally forthcoming. Kven now. in ;
a.wi . v,.-. !
sit tea. the foreigner will oi-rve
that the winning slugger always
hesltates to knock out his groggy
opponent. W hen a bo.v-r lands a
wtcked blow he inatin- ttvt ty hows
his head as a sign of apoiogy.
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to !T fry u , ' . . .
WHEN A HEAVY SNOW STORM .led EnglirvJ rttenlly. poUr ber in tht Lesdoa
Zoo wert the only oom who welcomed it Hot re three of t)m Kprruinj their approm
ol the wtalher, Unfoiluniuly, howetcr. h now 1000 melted
Eugene Man Wins
From rtiander
ItOKKBI-HO. Jan. !( AP
flnroli! lavld. of KiiKene. won an
.unpopular il.-eimon over Stanley
"Steuart. uf Porllan.l. in on ciirhl-
round (Kixintr mntrh here laM
night. Stewart wan the aKKressor
throughout and in the M-eoml
round .put lavis down for the
count of nine, but l.y a series of
long range punches lavis had
Stewart groggy In the seventh ami
eighth rounds and obtained a two
tu one deei.sion. Joe Jowett. of
Portland, and Scott Holtings. of
Klamath Kalis, fought an eight-
round draw. Hollings was cleverer
Hudson, of Eugene. in the first
round.
Billy Barton Wins
Steeplechase Race'.W
NKWHrnr, Eng., Jan. 26 AP)
Hilly Hart on. American grand
national candidate, made an ex-
the HriUsh trftrk tolay iy win-
ning the Winchester handicap
steeplechase here over, three tnil
Hilly Harton. onil by Howard
Hruce of Haltimore, was ridden by
T. Morgan. He won by six
I lengths from twelve other siarters,
I the likely winner anil consequent -1
ly the betting odds were good at
I Ho to S compared with 3 to 1. of
fered against the second horse,
Kagle's Tail.
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Yet TO Be Beaten
Kl'GKNK. Ore.. Jan. 20 (Spe
cial Although the game again
the .Washington fr.-hm n here J IXIU AN A Pol. IS, (AI) Kreder
S.tturday night is only a few days 'irk K. Hhortemeier. head of the In-
away. Spike Islie. coach of the
Oregon yearlings. has not yet
e lected his starting lineup The
Wl.f fivJinn nl:iv...l lhr,n
games last we k on th--ir first
road trip and won all. They de-;
feated Ashland high school .1? to
-1. Medford hb:h 5 to 1'. and
Klamath Kails American l. gton.
J44 to :s.
By Williams
Western Trade
With South Has
Grown Rapidly
VASMIIXOTON. AP) Reports
from Pacific coast states to the
west coast republics of Smith
America Increased 238 per cent be
tween 1913 and 1926. the depart
ment of commerce has- revealed.
The total value of exports grew
from less than $5,UA0.0 In 1913 to
more than $ I i.omt.oou In 1926.
Trade with Kcuador. Bolivia,
Peru and Chile has expanded strik
ingly since the war. the detainment
said. 36 per cent of the combined
The department pointed to an
.evident demand for foodstuffs In
Jihe republics and said the Pacific
; coast states are in a favorable pos
ition to export needed wheat, lard.
and fruit. Lumber Is wanted
em. Poll via and Ecuador In
( large quantities. - Chile has. more
; need for petroleum.
jvru is regarded as the most fa-
; vorable market, although lack of
Warded development of trade. In
crease in the size of return cargoes.
it is helieved. would warrant ex
pansion of the service.
Flivver Plane On
Homeward Journey
SPARTAVSBrRO, S. C. Jan. 2C
(AP) Harry J. H rooks, io his
"flivver" airplane took off from
the air mall field here at S:i"
o'clock this morning for Washing
ton. He will fly from Washington
j to itroit. where he will make
another attempt to fly to Miami
AIRPI.WF fAHrTS
diana Irfireau of criminal identifica-
tion, has received offers of coopera
tion in a plan to htint bank robbers
nlmlin lmmint!v nfir
hold-up. civilian air fields will be
notified and the nearest one dls-
: iatch a plane in pursuit,
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I ou can Maine tn bootlegger for
I the modern rye face.
Union Planning
For Basketball
(T!j1 . Tf .
i me i ouniey
UNfOK. Ore.. Jan. 2G
I'nion basketball fans are great
ly pleased over the recent decision
of the Kastern Oregon district
I basketball officials to hold the
championship tournament at I'ii-
lon and are laying plans to make
the annual mix a huge success.
Noted for civic hospitality, u spir
it engendered by long experience
In holding stock shows, and other
largo community events, I'nion
citizens wilt bend every effort to
I make the tournament a greater
affair than ever before.
"I'nion people are greatly
nleased at the demonstration of
. . . ..i i
vote regarding the location of th
tournament, and we will endeavor
I i . ....
IO maKe iiieir nune-
placed," OJwerta Superintendent
Hoy Conlilln, of I'nion High
school.
BLOWS MARK JtOXKU 1EAF
PARIK (AP) "Kid" Nomo. a
dusky light-heavyweight, was dis- j
4uallfied after sir rounds of milt
ing recently "for repeated clinch
ing and refusing to break at the
referee's orders.' 1 lis opponent
was a slugger named Frank Mor- i
an, although not the old Pittsburg
'ilantlst who owned the famous
."Mary Ann."
' When a doctor examined No
mo. who complained of a severe
pain In the head after the fight,
he found both of the pugilist's ear
drums had been broken by the
blows of -his adversary. Nomo was
sfone deaf.
'ARMORED C'ARK HKSY
- DETROIT ( AP) The practice
of, using urmored automobiles to
i ran sport silver, gold coins and
biir.s to :ind from Detroit banks and
industries has reached sueh pro
portions that nn average of $ ti.ooo,
OKii is shunted through the streets
dally.
Portland to
San Francisco
$25.46 from here
TJTtrm comfort. Free obserration cr;
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Special Trains
lfe Portlind ererr Suodiy, Tueidir
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(the fishliiK whmmer Alexis lJu-;
; nont of Seattle Had KMie -mile
Houtheast r.f C1p l.'k"Ut.
The crew was Niverl. :
j The" vessel, owned by the I
iOupnnt He Neim.UM of l'r-laware.
IwtiH wild t have been at anchor
(when her seamH suddenly opened. I
I She wax of -10 crosH tons and v:ih
; built on the Pacific coast In IBM. ;
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SAN KI1ANCIHCO AI') KmnK
Coi-s.-til. a 17-yeur-old boy, has ;
been Hlgiied by the S.-M1 Krancisco
S.-alH and will try out thirf spring'
will! the Pacific Coast league:
Ij.-irn Am il
third baseman In tne
wlnler leagun here, he was t
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