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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-- TWELVE PAGES TOD A Y FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION THE WEATHER OtlHQON: Kalr tonight and Hunday. local fronts In east por tion tonight, warmer Hunday. Oontlo easterly winds. '. VOLUME XXVI. liA GRANDE. OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1928. Mb'MUHIl ASSOCIATED I'liKSS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 2SENTENCED TOPRISONBY LOCAL JUDGE Eddie Foy Pleads Guilty ot Larceny by'v Bailee and Gets One. Year THEODORAS DRAWS A TWO-YEAfc TERM Jury Finds for Plaintiff in A mount of $101.90 in Eeplevill Suit Next ( '.JCO Timor OV Two im-n were given peniten tiary ni'iili'iiccs this morning by Judge J. V. Knowles. of the cir cuit court when they hp pea red before him for sYnlenre. Oconto Theodoras, who was found guilty of larceny by a .circuit court jury Thursday afternoon wan sentenced to two years In the Kittle peniten tiary and Kddie Koy. Chinese, was sentenced to one year. Yesterday Joe Patterson wus sentenced to ono year in the pen on a burglary charge. I'oy ii ppeared before .Tndgn Knowles yesterday afternoon and plead, entity to a charge of lareey by bailee. He was returned to Ia Grande about two weeks ago from Walla Wa'la. Wash., after purchas ing an expensive diamond ring from tlie RHgrisl .Jewelry store hero, making a una I payment and then leuvlug town. ThcodoruH was arrested ul Kn terprhc. charged with stealing a fellow workers pay check, endors ing Hand cashing at a local lunch counter. Plalnt.TT Wins NnU The jury found for the plain tiff to the amount of JHG.'io, or the return of his properly, In the case of Won if Kin if vs. Krank Har ris imd Toy Young, a replevin suit brought by Wong Sin for the re turn of iiersoiuil property. The c::se went to Ac jury yes terday afternoon at about 4 ::(' o'clock aiul"the verdict, was re turned al about 1 ( o'clock last night. Following- last-nlght.'s so "ston the court aillourned . until Tin-sdny morning, wheji the case of the State of Oretron vs. Vernon "White will be hcanl MIL WILLIAMS TO LEAVE ON iyi?A1rTV WlTT? ' Jilillljl I 1 JU Mv I Shi-rwood Williams, presldi'iit of Hie I'arlfit! Northwest lit'iil Kstate a-woeiailon. Jh h-avlns either Sun ilay or Mondiiy nijiht on an cxti-nd-ed orRiinizalion trip throughout Western Oregon for the aHsoeiu llon. lu May he will nmUe-a-sim-iltir trip through WushitiRton. With Mr. Williams "will he T. W.. Ziin-iiH-rmttn. meretary of the associa tion, and for part of the trip C. V. Johnson, deputy real estate eonir iniHMloner of Oregon, and (looro 11. Cirahernliorst. vice presldenl of the l'ncirie assoelatlon for Port hiud. Air. WilliuniH will make an ud dress at every pieetlnir. Their reiiniie Is a lengthy and heavy one und extensive programs In their honor have hen planned. In Portland they will take up the organization of a proierty owner's division of the real estate a.ssoeln tion, which is regarded as import ant. 'This will lm the first time the plan has heen attempted In the as-f-oeiation. i-'ollowInK is their DC lied -ule: April , in, luneheon at Hood I river chamber of commerce, af ternoon inelinn wllh realty hoard: April 11. luncheon. Vancouver Ifi jilty boanl and dinner with Unn t'oilnty realty miiard at Allmtiy; April 12. luncheon Halein realty hoard ; April 13, lunclu'on. Port I-ind realty hoard lind dinner with KiiKeue really boanl: April 14. dinner w ith Marsh field O'oos County hoiird): April Hi. tirants P;iks board lor dinner: April 17,! luncheon at Ashland for ath uipt lo ort;anixe and dinner, at Med ford reaHV board; April 18. luncheon ul Klamath Tails chamber of com merce and dinner with realty board: April I :. dinner with Hend HeKchutes re:illy board at P.elid. S. M. Delepine Buyk Local Shoe Store S. .M. tel..pine, manager i.f the N;ilioiial Serve oiirfef shoe store here for the it;ot eight months, -has pun h;i.-rrt- tbfl store from A. M. Mickei. It was .innouneed this week. ; Mr. le!eplne relurned frfun I'ort- j IhimI a few days alio, after com-' pb-ting the transaction mul pur-i chasing a eornpiete line of shoes for j spi lmr tied summer Including na- j tbuoilly atlvertised lines of inercn.- j andtse. j The store will continue under the smite self service policy.' although; Mr. relepine expect to chanue the 1 name t.f the fa;th!ihtuent a llltle later. He will sncclii lize In shoes and hosiery, with occasional spe MalHes In other line-. Mr. Dplpplne was lnthe show business in Portland before coming to Ii Grande und haa had wide ex-peneacs.. La Grande High Benefit Concert Program Given Many Popular Selections Included with Several Solo Numbers- and Talk bv C. R. Eberhard. ' The progVum fur tho l.a Grande High school beiiefa band concert to Itc given Monday night bus been completed by V. W. NuHbuum, di rector, and Includes ninny numbers (hut ro known favorites with html . music lover. The eonccrt, pro ceeds of which will help pay ex penses for the hand's trip lo f'or vullls next weekend, will start at in o'clock In Ihe high school ulllllt ftl'flllll lttiMfjl-'efl HflllH I1IIIV obtained Monday at 10 a. in. at lUiaKH IM-IIKH. "The first part of tin- .conci tins hi the. In onecrt will be played by the ent hand, of last half about 35 pieces, und will lc- )lny-'l hy I ho1 25 memlinrs wlio will cnli-r the- alulo lniialo 1 tournuun-nt. I lie iiroBriim iuiiows: I March "l.'nltia Aini'ilia" , Wetii-r. (JvertuVu Tortiina" Zuinec- ; nllt. i Intermezzo "Indian Trial" IH , l.ainiisti r. I Idyll "The Mill In the Korest" , Kllenberir. . i . 1.. H. H. blind Tnlli liy f. It. Hlierliiird. Vocal Solo "Invlctlon" 1 1 11I111. Tom ltrnce l'luno Solu "I'reliide" Hchutt ' . Itobei't (lillld Heading a. '"I.lus" b. "The holograph". Itlss Ruth Johnson Julinson Cornet Solo l.eland Hale. Vocal Solo "Thred" for Jack Hiinlre K Hurley., M a ri'h " 1 1 1 fie I til igcrs"- I, King. Overture Hcrlln In Smiles und Te:irB" Conradl. Idyll "The (How Worm l.lucke. . H. Jj, Hand. Gun Tourney Is Near End; Local T A I PJIIH iP5ir .MJUi Tomorrow Will Hie next to Hie lust contest In the Urcgonlan . .t.i.. ' it-.itiKVwifitltiir tuiirna-i . .i,i,.i, ...til Anr: 15. l.a ' (Iraniles cl the Wing, l-'ln and l-'h-. tfoot group of, shotgun artists. is now tied with itundon for sec ond place In the second .division.-! with a percentage of .470. I'cndlu tou Is leading the second division with .BOO, l.a Grande hus won 10 nuitchcs und. lost ll- (foven miitchcs have been shot off and if l.a Clrande were' lo win both to- morrow and Apr. IS, tt could ex- licet u percentage of .B2. which lilace the club in "the first would llvislon 111 about ninth or tenth place. Heppner Is leudins the 2S ! clubs In the tournament with a j percenttteo of .Jir2. . Rlunillnu or ull Kustern Orcuun l club follow: I v. I,, ret. ! Hcimner - - 1 Krho .j- H lluntli;itlon v . .13 I'cndli'lon .-I" l-a (Irandii 10 Knterprlse The I lalles S I'l-iitevllle 7 G .7110 ''' 13 .iiHI l:l .iixi 12 ! A,-n.,L.n,. . ii ir, .sue . i 17 .ma . 1 211 .047 linker Cuion . Kven thoiiKh In the s-cond dlvi Hion. La tirande ut present is In fifth piac( amonff Kastcrn Or non trapsnoounff learns, v, n . ( Learns, wltl lair chance of cliinbiiif? hefor tlio contest cnd. Shoot n( 1):;I0 a. tn. M'en.i.rrnn' 111.. ulwiiitnrH wJ II r-iiliir iii the Wine. Iin and Fleet-I foot club grounds at l,om Tree ami their pponi-nts will he Kla math. Kiilein and Monitor. Kla math and Saleiii are in rourth and tiiird places over the state respec tively and Monitor has lost one more contest than la Grande. The Pica! shoot will begin at 9:30 o'clock In the morntnir. lu addition to the shooters here, lr. It. H. McCall. whose score ha be held on the naum (iny as ine figured in the totals several times, I iiion county pioneer reunion, will shoot In Portland In the "100 will be taken up jn detail Tiinsduy Khoot.". Mis score, If better than lul lire regular forum luncheon of any of tin' best three here, would ! the chamber at the l.a Grande count for l.a Grande. j hole. - There in considerable Interest! A. W. Nelson is chairman or I he taken in shooting In I nlon county j cortmiiltee and complete plans for and the clul at prexent has a ineiu-iM-rvlilp of nearly 4oo. As was the case last Hunday, to morrow tho local club shoot will be open to all with five merchan- (Continued on Tag fi -J Easter Services Given On s Church Page A complelc Kaster program f ir se rvj ees in I M tr.rmle ciiurcheH und tor the union Hiinrise service is given On the church page today, the first page of the second lection oo tids issue of The Observed. I ii addition then? is also . ?"nintc,i nn Master message from the UL liev. William V. Kemiuxton. bishop of the Kastern Oregon Episcopal dio U. P. TO SPEND 90 MILLIONS mintifi irn n UUKlRb IfcAKi Carl Gray, President oft System. Announces Kailroad Budget x7l?VV I ArnilHTTVPG IM-" ljWf wlTlvl 1 1 V lO TO BE. PROVIDED ' . ' i Statement SaVS Eiffht 12- Driver, 1 hree-Lylinder Freight Engines Will Come Here. I IIMAIIA Xi.li Aih- 7 : (AI' (.,,,,1 (j,-llv, preslilunt uf the lllilull ,n,. , .,.,i -i.,! ,, IjuiIkoI uf $U,U00, 00(1 fur Improve- nienlM mill nuilnlBimiltc this year. - n,M K n.(Ml0,00U 111 excesa uf tho l!ia7 ItmlKet. ()l ,ie total, ?23,ulKJ.OiO Is fur liniiiovciueiits and exlcnslotis In- vnlvlnc exnendllures of new 'caul- ml. AmoiiK the laiKor Items In tho iHt named amount Is $2,5011,01111 fur a r,4-inlle cut off In Knstern J Wyoinlnu which will Join the road's (North I'hcllo cut uTf with tho miiln Imp. Tho new truck will extend to I'l-ibert. 1111 tho main lino. Dntible trncking nt the system's lllne fruiu Kansas to the 1'aclflc . northwest Is to lio continued liy tho addition of ten miles uf second iiiiiin track between llcesKa am. '". lllll, Idaho, ut u cost of ii7u,ooq. A slury In this murniug's Imkuo 'uf the I'nrtlanil OreKunlari fives the fulluwing iiddltlunal Items: j "Of the li3 Union Pacific, type. U-drlver three-cylinder freight b eoinotlvfH now belitK built Tor tho Union Pacific ut a cost ot Jl.H'io. 000 each, eluht are for use in (ire-, tfut betwraMi Jluntlntoii and Kiel It and are to he delivered In AukipM. I "When the flint locomotive of thlH typo wua turned out by the 1 American Locomotive com puny in lUSM, K. WOK OtH-IIlll'll ll' unit. CUIH- lunv u ho tnc 'iirKei4t non-artlcu luted Hteam power unit ever eon- slructed. delivering more miles at loss expense than liny,, other pre veiling type 01 nicniii i"t miu. In a recent Issue of The" Observer .Silliei'liiteiHlent . I t. (ililld. ul'-lho -etond division of the O.-W. com pany, inittlned inipruvenieiu piuns fin- tho year fur this sectlun,, . t GOLF COURSE IN GOOD CONDITION All Permanent GreenS in Use and Part of Re- Seeding Completed Tho l.a Orande f'ounlry dull nolf course is In excellent -condition, (1. 1.. Lurison. chairman of the irreclis committee, announced this morn- .Itif AM m.riiiiinenl irri-ens are In i.iiii. and Iniiii-nveliient work Is iro- 'I' ''''liinic ahead riipidly. Ity the end of ll .47l,(. , u.-uKdii's' ni-oiri-iitn whlcll will Include some re-needing, n;pair couiinnrce, vhich will tn In the work on the creek, tho Installation form of a "I lome- 'oinlriK" was pre of tile and traps, it Is helh-ved rented to the members of the li that the local fffdf course will he (jnmde Heully hoard yexterday at eipial to any round In this .seethm noon when they met In regular h; of the country. nlon at the Koley hotel. A. W. Nel A part of the re-seediiifr work won told ahout' the pans ananffcd has been completed anil the re- so far hy the committee. i...i nt i... .!..., ..-iii.ik ih.. trimt'tm-it tueinhers of' I he Really wrekH. The cfnirse has, heen re-lenced and tlie auto park- tnj; space has been surfaced wllh crushed rock. Tlie repair work on the creek (Cnnlinued on Piiko . , Home-Coming To Be j Tin unnual mid-season event to (be xpunsorefl by the I nion euunty j chamber of ( iiierce. which, will the event will be presented nt this time and dismissed. Ibis discus. sioii- win occupy ini enure .lun cheon hour. I)r. Maiville To ,- . - - r 1 Head MOOSe LOtlge nrricers wen- ch-eted last even ing when the l.oyal Order of Mouse met in regular session at Ihe Kagle hall here with 2.r. hiein , bets In attendance. Dr. A. N. Mny (vtlle was elected dicljjMor of the lodge: riiHilcn Spivey, vice dieta ior: J. K. ritRKecutd, pn pate; Wn'- lace Drdwuy. tr aurer; anl J. K. i Shanks, trustee. I After the election lite lodce nieuiiMTs present enjoyed a smoit- SIKtti,t the former llliitols gov r. The local orgaliiation Is ex- ertlitr. peeling a visit from . II. Olson, i vitb fiij clecioral voles needed s"cu organi.!!- und a former state fur election, Dickinson figured that supervisor fur the stall- of Idaho, ngalnst "Tlie commerce secretary in about two weeks. At that time membership campaign will be started. U. S. iirport Is BeinV: installed Nea La Grande Property fseci b yGov- u.J rsemw ready BC z -t In. 1 4t Grande soon have a I government iEL i the field 1h f located ubout !" und one-half miles east of l.r Grtmdo oil tho Old Oregon Traljj. highway, tho iitniiir(v thorn hiit'lnn' bpin IojikimI by the If, S. ffoverriment from J. K Thy for that purpose. Tint nHltibltMhiiittnf of tlu nm-t here Is In keepln.-f with tho pres- j,,,;, llimllnK ,,',,,' m-taiici In Innritr towns ni.np tho ulnimll . roulos "" ..V" "Z The KleUI hero Is ;T 'Out a quurtor uf lllllft lonif and ai llBlllll uf a "illo wIOp. It I" 1- nhHt-l. tlio lonir Hurt belli),- m -alll to tho lilsjhwuy. A luiKo n-vnvlnB flood MKni lias mn-aiiy u- innmicu anil a. mnnll shelter i'i tools and e(iilpinelit is liclntf hu. The Kravel Is now on "le crollllds for nutting down a n.f ker. which will a imi-foo' tdrvlo tho) standard size 14 feel wide, which will b w hite und will be vtsiulu from the air so that the pilot will know where to land. A wind 111- dicalor will be put up and a row of lights is being placed around the entire outer edgu of tho field, outlining the field for tho benefit or the I'viulor who muy bo flying at ntg'r ' it "Iiaytiine and, night time fly- . ,, l-xpoclod to Inereuso con- M,.riMy unci f,. this reason these iitriiorts are being installed whoro- f,.i,Hllile (Continued on rage 6) DEMAND GROWS FOR NEW LIME; SHIP TWO CARS KNTKUHUISK, Ore., Apr. 7 wo carloads of lime were ship- ped Monday night from tin Hant a f-w weeks curlier, also filed his j.; smith for New York fur demo of the Hlack Marble and l.linn lioljee. , I cratle lirealilentlal noluinatlou Is lo company. One -car. of ordinary quick- lime, went to Ontario lo tin noutlnallon on the denlocrullc tick- ehalrinan of Hie Hiiillh for I'resl used In frutt. sVruy and tle other ... ,.. ,, univ 0i,P1- nandlilnla In dont club. Senator .lames A. Heed wl,s rertilteji'lime for rnloii conn- ly. according to the l.ntcrpriso llecord-Clileftaln: . As a result of the sales activities or W. K. I.erfel and l'resldeut f. A. lllngaman. many other-orders Iiiivii liecii booked, and the prospecls is brluht for continued growth of tin business. The company's hydratel lime has attracted particularly fa vorable nolJce wherever It tut 8 heen shown and much of this w ill he In cluded In every carload shipped; In fact tho demand for the dydraf may be so stronc that tho bulk of the lllne will be cnlivcrtefl Into this product. This is the opinion of Mr. 1.1-rrel lifter ll trip to Boise und other parts of southern lilulio. Realty Board I n Interesting Meet The proposed luld-season evelil ... II. l:nimi eelintv. f-llil lillif-l- of hoard fittenderl the luncheon meei Jiik. which was presided over by the president. (ieoiRe Currey. After the meelinif several or the liicm- hers went to SI. Peter'8 Kplscup.ii church in a body to attend lb" flood Krlday si-rvlces he!nK held itheie. Jchances of Hoover &mitn uiscussea uy ungreshiacn WASHINGTON. Apr. 7. (AD Twti hotine reiiiihlieaus frotn the corn and wheat belt Dleklson of Iowa, and Newton of Mlunenola -engaged today In a debate on paper ns to whether Lowden or Hoover wotild be tho stronger nominee for president. ' ; It revolved around Governor Al fred Smith of New York, wtio Is out ahead In the race for the demo I'l'iitlc iioiulniitlon and the possible (rtm n(i)t Nve)I1,H,r ln thv fj(rin lug reruns. ' In a formal statement. Dickinson nssumed that Smith would he Ihe deinoeratic standard bearer and' declare, thai, ine repuou ans, io win In November, inust turn lo Ijowdeii, Fuvors Hoover "(uiing back I u another slate meiil. Newton Insisted the wlw and only course Tor IiIh pally Is to nom inate Hoover. He contended s Ihe commerce secretary not only hits siren trt h in the Industrial east but In the fiirmiiiK west. The lowan used flgui'is ti sup iort his prediction that Smith would win at the polls aititeit Hmivfsr but would lo-" if oltted smith would pile up 327 votes. Hoover 804. iiKUinst Ijwden. heillerebert Hoover aa tlie republl- gave the New York coventor only ill W $L ll 1'liesn itrlsliH-i-iils nr llie Hr'er ltiilil.lt riniill). exhllilKil recently nt u loinlnii hIiuw, are valued nt (..nil. Ih-IKvo II or not, but light In tlmi basket arc While Itcvcrcn. Knblo. 8ltku, t hliniillla and Augora rub 1 , bits. Itallier evH'iiKlvojif.ler buimles! -. v WALLOWA COUNTY OFFICES SOUGHT! New Candidates File Only'One Primary Con . test, Has Developed KNTKUI'ltlKU. Ore.. Apt. I wo new camltdalcs Tor county iifrice deeliired I heinselves during the week. John II. liriilton of Wal-I Iowa M.r clerk and Mrs. IMlsy I.. Scott ul Knterprise for county sup- crlnti ndeiit of schools, according to inc. r.iuerpnse llccoru-i:nicl- ulor Kiddle, of I.IU Orunde. Hoov .liiin. Iloth filed their decln rations wn i, the only repilbllcair can Iwlth f'uunty Clerk ll. II. ltcuvls, iii,it fi- preshlent In Iho Oregon mid Krcd I). Hluehart, who an- noiinccd his candidacy for sheriff j,.H, c,(.ti s eanilhlale for tho tnn (i1;r1 , is Bunt.' 3. tt. fonley whose name will be on the repuli- ,.an iiot for reelection. Mm. Kt.oll ( xpciienced leachi-r nn, ,, or ,, ,Kl valued mem - .,.H f t. Knicrpiise school' staff. (l.nlilluiied on 1'ago ti) Enter nrist Pinna . . , I' Ol JUly i' Olirill , .McKitry nowever. bikiiiiu-u iiiiu. 8tl,t(.. '-w0 inches of snow was re lie wqifld hot accept such noinlna- ,,ort,., Allltinoc, while tho rec KNTKIll'KISH, Ore.. Apr. 7 (Ion. The inessiilte came after tho 0nul - tln Korml struck srett (Special) At a Jolnl nicellnir of petitions had been placed In the showed from four lo seven Inches. Ilie chamber of commerce and Fourth of July committee Tucs- day evening' ll was unanimously decided to make this year's cele bration one of the best ever held and nil present were nlhusinstico over t he prospect. The Oregon t 'utile and JIoi-pc Raiser associa tion will hold lis annual conven 'tion here at that time and Hit! cele bration wilt Insure enlerta Inineiil tor the Hloclunen. Miiyor Month Is head of the celebration committee and speiilal com milt ees will be named within tin- i:ext few u;(ys lo look ufl.iT the various features of the ceh bration. It is expected that advertismif of life celebration will begin much ..,,ii,.,. n.iu v..,.- il, un tnui .nd an i. ,.,.u.-.i' ,ir (otuirif iM-d- pie attracted than ever before. The co ilttee lias ample funds on band lo stVirt tlie advertising cam- paigu and more Keultng capacity will bo avuilable at the show urounds than lu previous years. or Lowden vs. 20;t electoral voles. Lowden ZVZ. As tlie fowau put 11 on paper. Unvderi would any eleven wexl- ern Klates. wnere the larm voie is a faclor. that would bo lost to the reiiubllcans If Hoover were nom inated. He declined to concede a , stale to Hoover that he did not! I'HOKNIX, Ari,., Apr. 7 (Al') plme In Iowden's column. jKnactnient of one of the most Tlie eleven states al stake lu the, colorful land romantic pageants ot Dickinson table llliu-ds, Indium., the kmuI b wnl I he. annual 1-Jasler Murylarid. M Issoiirl, Montana, Ne- dance of the Yatpll Indians was loaska, Nevada, North Ihikotn, to beitin with the last rays of tin Oklahoma, hum ii twKain ano is- consinc have an aggregate of I I H electoral votes. "e assuirMo niai oo.iui wo.i.u He assuuM-d that Smith curry New York, New .Jersey, Alas- fu huseits. t'uurieelieut and Ithoile Island, and saPI that nuileu colllu lie-e them ami sllll win. si;i:s hk; i akm voti; VVASHINGI'ON. A ir. 7 (Al') -ni;iHenuiiiK contentious of Herbert. Hoover's political foes Mint he lacks sli-eiiKih among the farmers. I ZZ:::: II. II. Greiigi-r, repnblt coiiimilt'enoin from Texas, deehir-. cd loday eller ii cull af the WlllteJ House that Hoover. If nominated, i would poll a h-uy vote In lheugri- cultural sections of the west. :.M)OH.Sl;s IIOOVDIt OMAHA, Apr. 7 (Al') Curtis II. Wilbur, secretary of the navy. ' said here today that he endorsed 'can party's presidential candidate. PRIZE-WINNING EASTER Kiddle To File ulSIlS a!"i 11UU til XlJll . Xld I'OltTl.ANIV.Oro., Apr. 7 (Al') All candidates for nomination at (the stale primary May 18 must have their declarations or peti tions filed with tlio socrctaiy- of slate next Friday. I Thereafter tho caniuuJn will bo j fU Hw1ng. 1 i A nomlirfitliig retltlull which Is ,.X,w-ieil lo contain between 10.000 'lmll 12,000 signatures Is to lie filed Thursday in behalf of Herbert i)I)0ver by his state maniiKcr. Ken- primary. . ,,iiiion for rioveriior Alfred be filed Friday by .lohn C. Veatch of .Missouri lias 'filed by donlnra- Hon paying a fee, and Henator Thonins J. Wulsli is expected to rile In tlio same-way early next I week. movement lo glvn Oregon's cndorscinenl to Henator l.arles I.. .McNary ,.r.,ary .... ..." prcsldenllul nomination wus started 1 1 1 fw week by tho Mullno. en............ ,.ui... ... " j . - named a stnte-wlile cominllteo lo iilace a peillion In the field. field, and I lay has decided to leave to tho comuilttco llui question us (Continued on Tuko G) Eijrht Persons Die In Mystery Tp Tfl I PYOSI 1 1IC III 1 t AUo , ,, , r'ist'ti, Tex., Apr. 7 f Al') ,.;,K,lt I(,.,HOI1Hi (WO adults and six chj,(ln.n a) members or the family i of JlOHH j,irtMOn. farmer, either burned to death or were slain he- r0rc their country home was d i, ft..,, i,.u( ntrui Ki,..rlff ii. .i nr i,-,,uii,1i,ii ........lu i. iw i NiK,t, I'lilef It. L. Wilson, or GIh - ro. who wire called to the scene, Kl(f, M. coiHlllion or the bodies of two of the children caused them to think they had bean slain beforo the tire started. A. '. Green, undertaker to whose establish nictll - the bodies Were tnliefi, Hlltd lho hudh-s were burned so badly it was difficult to iieiermine wnat nugni nave caimeu llie ucaiu. r Easier Dance of t Ihe Yaqui Begins Nnn today at the little iwiohe village of (J uada .loupe. j From sunset loday nntil sunrise tomorrow ine mincers, iraincu through long were' weeks of rigorous practic lo maintain an in- cessant dance, highly religious In significance, known as ho "dia di gtrla" the nay oi glories, .novo- ments of the slept have been hand- eii iiown thrnngii tno '-eni unes, from fat 1m r to son. Canlon Tossers Reach Seini-I inal CHK'AGO. i tf)n( ji pr Apr. 7. (AI'J Oil..) .'lll''Atll . Apr. 7 (AT)- Th.. i mdioul chaliipliins mas Claynor. w.-nllhy iiilluuiubllc today ouillirled for ll chance at tho nuilmml l,;,Mh,.i I,:, tl I 111,, wiih a brll- nullonal ljusketbi.il title with a brll- Hunt 82 to 17 victory over (Irund I Forks. N. I)., In the seuil-flnul round of tho International Inter- scholastic tournament ut the Cni- ! vcrsliy of Chicago. BUNNIES I OMAHA RECOVERS FROM BIG STORM Trains Begin to Move Again Wire Communi cation Being Restored OMAHA, Neb.. Apr. 7 (Al" Omaha und tuoro than 110 other Nebraska towns were recovering w tT(-(i. rucoveriiiK I today rrom ono of llio heaviest miountain, uirnea 111 rarai in April snow storms In tho history '" villages under a shift of wind of the state. i:oinimiiilciUlon und , 'iHt night und today was virtually ; IrnnsporlnUon facllllies tied up I under control. ;'.. -r. I'-rlday were In operation on ulmost reirulur schedule today. Know was (tenorul tlu-ouvhout the middle west, . severe storms j l...lt,D F..II u-llhln u Ift-ti.lln .....Mou Of Omaha where nil traffic n. well iis teleKniph and telcphono sys- 'town und I'ondsvlll on tho ""'' loins, wus pumlyiteil by tho hoavyjtaln wero saved, by the shirt of . snow fall. Last ntxht' Western I wind.. . ' - - '(. Union lines were partly restored Much of th timber burned over to sei-lcti nnd tolophono- ooiu-lwus. heuVy' oK"nd' htokorr and; liunles wero. constructlri(f falllniritho loss was expected loi;1arcr wlres. .. N I owns most heavi y I, t by i n, slonn wero Lincoln. Ucatr ce, Mr - bury, ninlr. York, Keward, Co .- - bus, and Iowa towns In tho '"MX'j 0r controlled, reports la . t . , N,,i-aska pnnliundlo country WUK Bpaifil by the slonn, telephone repair crews neinir ciinou irom ai-i bailee lo aid In rebulldimr wrecked Hues In tho eastern part of rfio Trains Mmo, Again -Trains, (teluyed hy faulty dis patch service yesterday., were en abled to resume regular schedules today over praellcitlly all lines.. It was estimated by officials of the NortlnveHlern Hell Telephone company that I heir loss would he ntni-ii lltiin tl'dfi OIK) with n tntnl -nf 2,7d0 ' poles, down In the entire Hlorm nrea, thoiisamls of tulles of SwIreH out of service and more than 2,700 phones out of use. I'oiuts out of the state ns far west as Grand Island were hmlaled us were towns in the northeastern and soulbeuHtern iwetlons. Grand Island estaidlshed wire communi- canon wiiii iinnvor yesieruay ai- lernoon. Roads around Unit .I'0'"1 w, r' reporli.'d almost 1uiiuh I SNOW IX IOWA IH:rt MGINKH, Apr. 7 (AC) A Htorm w hlch swept Iowa last night left a blanket of snow rang ing Horn one lo I en' - Inches. He lore noon loday the store had passed beyond the border or the K((l, H(l(, M((P(. WRH I)r0Ji,)ect of rair weuiher. Southwestern .Iowa was tho greatest sufferer with much trans- mission wire dauuige reportod In the area between Atlantic und i Ymiih:II lllulfH. Fair And Warm Is Weather Outlook SAN niANGISGG. Apr. 7. (AIM -'he weather outlook for Ihe week beKlnnlng April K, wus anuoimeed n(r(, hMy hy thn. United States windier bureau as follows l-'ar we.-ilern slates: Tho outlook iM fP fir.,Hi wurmer weather during thi first part of tho week fiioweil by unsettled and cooler wltM r,IKH nII , ,,(, milfunila coast un,i 1)rombly ruin lu Ihe l'ncirie northwest. Rich Auto Dealer . Rescued by Policcl dealiM-. belli for llMi.nntl lunsolil by a bitml of kidnapers, was res-i by a bitnd of kidnapers, was res - cued, apparently unharmed, mil'l.loyd V. Hamilton, film comedian. four of Ills rapiers were ni icst.-l was nullied defendant In a suit an-l Jailed here today, Ml. lmcl HiiKhes, commissioner of police, . announced. FIRES RAGIL'G IN MS OF EAST.SOUHI Thirty-Two Reported in New York SUte House and Barn Destroyed MARYLANDHOTEL ' LOST IN FLAMES Pennsylvania Fires Under Control West Virginia Blazes- Dampened ' by Fall of Rain. : 4 ALBANY. N. Y., Apr. T AP A total of 82 forest flrea wero re ported to the New York state de partment ' of conservation today.' bringing the-: total for the past three dnys up to 77. ; - ' In Columbia, and Henseluer counties 1 S fires were reported, the largest of which covering an area of 200 acros In the town ot Tagh- ' kanlo destroyed 120 acres of tim ber, a house and barn. : ' WEKT VIRGINIA MKNACKD CHARLESTON, W, V., Apr. T (AP Menacing forest fires tlirouebout Wot Vlrffinla were ex HnnuiBhed to today by rfcln. P. M. Hrownlnir chief firo warden tn hi reports indicated that' 16tt. fire wore brought under control. ' HOTKIi IH ntOTROYED , ' HAQtiKOTOWN. -MdJ. Apr. J (AP) After ,detroir Inr 1 Blacfe Mock hotel and drlvlnr rovidanU from three village, the forest fire u-hieh vrHtnrriav awreot over -HOUth, . , . . . . The hotel, sltuatod - at rBlacK Ilock on tho eastern slope of tho mountain, was a threo-story stono structure containing about fifty rooms, j The Villages Of BamStOWn. JUK- I i , . ... I HAIMMHIti;itG Anr. 7 (AP) : f, ,h t havJ , ', , , ., .i. ,!.- ,.r ) j rn-".Ur,"?K ' r'2"" Ml.t lho state today Indicated. . -. 'he lurxest first was In I.usernn (.ouiy where pefween S00 and 260 . .,,.r..M were burned over. " COOLIDGE AND McNARY TALK FARM RELIEF WASHINGTON, Apr. .',7 (AP)r President Coolldgo discussed farm relief legislation loday with Scn-. ntor McNary. republican. Oregon.; co-author of lho McNary-iiaugen bill. - Henalor MeNury would not dl. viilgo tho trend of the discussion with Mr. fotldito but he indi cated that ho had ben summoned to the Whits House and Insisted tliut us far us ho wus ooncorned ho would "stand pat" on tho riindamenlal provision of lho Mt Nary-Haugen bill. ' The Oregon senator Indicated thai Im would not bo shaken by Indications, that- the MVNary HauKcii bill us It now. stands con Inllis provisions unacceptable lo the president. German Fliers Are Ready For Start DUB1IN, Apr. 7 (AP) Although early Indications were that tho ! Gorman plane Bremen might get uWay from Baldoimel airdrome this meriting nn Its Might to New York because the early Atlanlie. weuther t report was favoruble later reports nuide an Imtnedlute Hturt seem Icsh proliable. The fliers stuek to the ground with everything In readiness for a start on short notice. Triplets Born in Toledo; One Dies TOLKDO. Ore,. Apr. 7. AI) hovs. two of them Throe baby wpiirhinir sis and a half pounds and Hie third six pounds, were born to Mr. und Mrs. Stephen Wult at the I.lncolu lioplliil yesterday, une s tlie liiriiuls died soon after lilrlli. I.Mr. unil Mrs. VVult have olio pair f i wins, ii hoy and uirl. 13 years ..r une. Walt H an employe ut tho I i-uemc Mi.ruc curpomtiui.. Wife of Comedian Files For Divorce I 1.0 H.MH'.M'.H. Apr. 7 (AM ; filed here toilay , or unurce oy mr,. Irene Hamilton on the grounds of cruelty.