La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1928, Image 5

jViday, April 13, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pag
eFive
Local News In Brief
lA-lt for l"ortl4illil
Ml'S. llUZOI tf ItOlillillH -
Ml 'lust
nlKht for .orlliiHd on lodge biwl-
,,,-m for tlio Neighbors of Wood-
craft Indue, hho will return lo lier,
home, here In ti few uysv s
J'iiwil $20 :.:' ; '
uuu uruiiiuii iuiu riem-y Cornell
huii iileuueu : Kuiily In- municipal
court last night Ho i-liai (,' of In
toxication and; were fined. f20 each
by Judge 0. .Huinuliroya.
')rrt'st.s .SilsmX1k , . (.
The. local police are holding two
men, named: Mcjntyre Und Coop
er, today nwilUinir the arrival of
Sheriff MuKlnnoy. of Halter, who
huldfl warrahtH .for the two. 'i'lib
m-renl wa mady lust night. i,'J
JlWt Tomorrow .
Hons and DauKlitem of Union
county pioneers win hold a meet
ing at the city hall tomorrow, Apr.
14. at 3:30. o'clock In tho utter
nuon. This. 1b an-Important meet
ing and a largo uttendanco Is do
sired. .. '
Ten members of thp 1V-O.
were given the third degree at
their rc-u ar iiim-t nu last nbthl.
I'ast Worth. President ack Lilly
curried tho gunner und C. 1-.. Hall-
pentett put jpn the ritiiallstlo work, j
-f-
'lo VLsIt tit Covo '
Sirs. Warrfouk arrived ' In La
Grande ycalerdJ
rove to vIkr
flio wus nu'L here by Gearhart
Ktjtckliuid. brother of Mrs. l'rilil
liian, who - aocompanled her to
(,'ove. , , ' ' . V .-.
JllH'llll'T I IlllUiriXlW .
-J'ho Sons hnd )uuKhter8 of Un-
ion county pioneers will ineet to-
IIIUIIUM UllVMIUUN III " WV.Wl
ill tlie city hall. JhuiroKram for -
t (lis year's pioneer reunion will bo
dlHciiHcd. A lui'Ke alteudiuieo is.
leulred.
Vl-illriiC Sister IhTc c :.''
- Mrs. H. K. Hvndryxof ltaker,
is Visit I n it in. ha Urmidq with her
! ,u II l....nUu,,.. lit
llenu'ryx has,1 'been, bora for' about
u week and plans to "return home
la Ihreo or. i'iour ; day's. She is
spending thf tliiie herd' Hvhtlo her
hUKband Is In lloise on IjuhIiu'HS.
lcf. Tills Mor?iln; ''
K. I. Mtrillly, IraVeting repre-r
sentallve lor'-'this district for the
World War Voteraiis stale aid coin
iiilNston of (ron, "left this morn
Hm fir Baker bounty after'spend
Inp two days; In la Grundn, Mr.
Aleiullys ltoijit Is at Joseph. He
iloppid at thn. Koley .hotel while
.ill Ui Graude-'l -'
' y r
'il r This Mmjtiuz
j A. J. .Stance. . and GeoiKe T.
iichi-an reluiJieil to their boon's In
l;a Grande thlH-hioriilnp from Port
land, where ljey uttended the an
nual conclave of the- Uo'yal Arch
i Xlasons and or the Kiiinhts Twnp
' Ihr. ' . ' .- "i -.
Ulks Meet
1 The regular meeting of the II..
P, O. Klks lodge was ' held hist
.tviiiii.i' nt tlio mi Um tomitln lu'rer
'Die new. oflieers Hooted at last)
Wei-U's nteeling- of the lodge pre -
sided Tor' tho first timi Only the
regular business was taken up.
Jtvariy for Fishlna; .
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurtoii Knmnerg
....... i i .i... !...,, in.,
. .' ILU' 1 "' . . , ' " ",.r I.. -
tooay. iir. Janinirg lunnuny inu.nu
i.iu hni..nt I'ninn hni In nt. iiivMont
a traveling sjilesman covering the
northwestern territory. Mr. and
Mrs. Kaniberg are going up the
branch line, for lhe weekend, where
he expects to openthe fishing sca
Kon along some stream or lake Sun
day.
uny lievlslerlnjf -
. Registrations were coming In
rapidly today at the county clerks
ocrlce at tlie court house, with
ojry three more days left in which
l,i is.L'lMtor heforp the nrlmarv elee--
tion May l S.'The jeBlstrntlon books
...III 1.'.. I,riii-l.l Inniirht to the Ijl
Grande HlilK and Loan association's
rn ,.t inmnrmw niirht at seven
o'clock rnr .the benefit of those
who cannot go to the court house
during the day to register,
. .
.Mrs. 1'ague Ileum'
Mrs. . Donald M. 1'ague returned
lo her home here this morning
from I'ni-lland and other Western
Oregon cities. Mrs. 1'ague Is state
chairman or'druina for the Oregon
Kederallon of Women's chilis and
has been asslsl Ing with club Insll
Inies In T'oiiliuid nnd The Dalles.
While njiy she addressed the Wo
men's clilli and the chamber of
cimiinerco nf l-'orcst Grove nnd'also
spoke nl? Hood Itlver. h(r subject
being "arpdern Drama.'' Last Sat
urday slit- attended a meeting r
the state imard or lhe Oregon l'Vd
eratlon ,h"eld In rorllanil. She re
porlH that an excellent institute
Il'unn li
A' as lieh
IS0 win;
Id at The Dulles, more than
omen attending from three
counties.' She was uway ten days.
VAN FISK
The New -Van' Heuscn Collar
The world's smartest
collar.
-35c Kach:
Twelve
THE STORE; WITH
'Al Hut Ijiko , ,
Mm. Uui'Hxlt II u....n,..i.i i.
receiving: treatment at the Hot
1-uko sunutorimii. 8I10 pluns to
bo able to return homo within a
jfew Uuya.
Home From IIiiImw.
W. D. Hunks ami K. r riMiin.
roturned homo today from Holso, lun1 Investment company, and will
Ida., urlnirhiB' with them the ncMIIIM" a reduction V In lusurunce
Whippet six, which is Just out of I"'1'' of from r,vo s" I1".1" wnt.
tho fuclory und bus never been I n ro"'" lumUFr yards a reilue
shown hero. They wont to Uolsoi"on ot s0 Pr cent Proposed. On
Wednesday. - - " ... apartuient Jioiisos, flats and, hos-
' 'jpltals tho reductions are to range
Mct-lluit Tonlalil-. ' '" !from 10 10 nPr re,,t on build-
too of the Union county chamber'?"? ' ,lTrdlnB1 0 ""I c"r of
of commerce will meet tills owning ! m.. " " )"?
with the
of discuss plans' for tho annual
mid-season event.. Theso plans
will be presentedby the committee
at Tuesday's forum luncheon of tho
ch;n be r of commerce.
Ilnlnbow Girls to Meet
The La Grande Order of.llnln-
nvvr mi uiria hiii nieei in rciTuiur1.
session tomorrow evening- at 7:30
" VlJ'n T;.,"
.. ... I .
tinuu lujint In a Inu-ji.l liu a usw.lr. I
; nonorllie tllu Kalnbow . Klrls who
U1 gradulit0 from tn0 ,oclll hBh
i ,.., ,, .
To Ilcfftu lUvrultfiix
The V..- ft Navy will
B. Navy recruiting1
BorviLi,
aro open to
lund. ' Knltstmculs
men between -17 and 30 years of
age. The navy offers 155 courses
'In various phtutes of education, also
i r t ,...ui .
;,Mtf Mr Hwlft expecU to be In
Jm Grando on or about tho."4tl
Qf Qf ,U!Xt Hl0tltll, lUUklpff lllS
hcuUt,uurltf).s ut tho Kolcy; hotel. ,
... ..- ,,.- '. . , , -.
nnivn DD A IC17G!
HERBERT HOOVER
(Continued from Page 1)
IiousuimI "i'lendld people who aro
listed on Us rolls.
Gives Hoover lralio
; "During the three years In which
I have been secretary of atfiicul-
turo. 1 havo enjoyed tho whole
hearted and sympathetic stiouort
1 . . . . .. ..
of Heerutury Hoover in al matters
pertaining lo the adn.illls ration of j .emlll, e, Ulaeen and lirace
llio..depurti.icnl of ugrlcultilro and . of ,.,., ,. .,. ,,v
his actions always have been fimhUiimlile women. Ciiral 'buckles
the Interest or the departmenls for hlnck Kl,eH ,,.,,, ,.,,.
work and-of the American farmer. nu.011Kll .,,,,. , ,, r ,,.,.
jii i.iv-i. in,. n-yu.Mo oiiwi ...- ... j
muny iubihiiccs m n men .uie noi n.
of the- two depurliuents - was in
volvedt-ho .was actually partial to, tl (', f , ,'
the. douartment of agriculture."
Calling uttentlou- that much Iihs : lrcssmkcrM Slrc.sH i
been niudo or a statement . thnt.Sewol-oi. Scarfs
Hoovor desired to absorb the, for,-I PAHIS (AIM The scarf w hbdi Is
eign service work of the agrlcul- collar as well and Ik sliteliod to
ture department, Jardlno said thoithe neckline of the dress Is n
committees of congress endorsing .familiar phase of Paris styles,
companion bills "clcurly defining") One drcHtmiaker nhows bias
the foreign service actlvlllcs of tho H'-arfs altaehed to round neekllneH
two departments. He challenged o that one searf falls In Imck and
anybody to,"flnd a single fautt',Vhft tlier Is arranged in front.
Willi this bill as It stands today. Straight scarf collars which hang
W Co-OiK'ratloii . ?0He ov 110 1,1 " lHnv nt lhe Ki1 r
"During my administration," ho
'udden,
"the
UCIHmiiii'iu w u,nt:u.-
turn ii ml ciimmerco ' have been
clrfsely co-operating, and there has Jim! Het whieh a well known
not been the slightest evidence of designer advocates for wear with
friction or misunderstanding. . Tliod''fetnf"1 ' ostumeH. Itoth are of
-..n uio-..iri,..,,w.n r unr.it u huiinv "k n a neutral shade. Scarfs of
' .... .
stale or affairs can on y oc anurc-i:
..infix) W... it iiiKlnralooil that !
1 Some lines of work thero is
great similarity. and It is difficult
to prevent some duplication of ef
fort."
Italy Rejoices At
Escape of Victor
liOMK. Apr. 13 (AP) Italy was
united In rejoicing today that King
Victor Knrmanucl . had . escaped
death at Milan when a bomb ex
ploded killing 10 persons and ln-
unng- m.
I'Ubllc bulldillBS
1 urlvi
houses were boflHsrued
national colors. Walls
with tho
were pla-
curded with manifestos Renouncing
the attempt and deploring tho loss
or life. Above all tho manifestos
executed that "resoldat" (tho
soldier king) whoso reign saw the
redemption of the lost provinces
und tho crushing of. an hereditary
enemy Austria at Vittorio Vine
to ten years go hud escaped an
attempt upon his life. .
l'remier Mussolini sent a squad
of special Inspectors to Milan with
orders to leave no stone unturned
to bring those responsible for tlie
outrage to justice. Ho kept In
touch- with all -developments by
piivnt.e telephone line to Milan.
Senator Hoblnson (Indiana) Ruys
Die Teapot Domi. scandal rcully
s'arted In the Wilson administra
tion. We'll not get any real thrills
nut of this oil Investigation until
they get buck to Tbomus Jeffer
son's regime.
3 for $1.00
styles.
A CONSCIENCE
New Mercantile :
Insurance Rates
In Effect Soon
I New inorchaiitile Ynirs, which
will fee in effect thii 26th of IIiIb
month,. o,ro now being vubmitted I
to Ihn Insurance eommlsslouer of
Oregon by practically all standard
fire insurance companies operating
tn thin state, according. to Jack II.
Korrls, manager of tho" Insurance
'department of the Union MortKiiRo
rate for onn vnur 1h-In runtro frnni
10 to 20 per cent and on contents'
from J 6 to 26 per cent.
On mercantjle buildings and
tltolr contents the deviation. Is lo j
be from 6 to 30 per cent, depend-,
ing: upon the class' of building. I
ltrdiico Ktrinklcrcl Italo ' I
Reduction will not apply tof
i ,,,
und public buildings
,T ,i...i.i ., ..;. '
rlk. eculpped with ap-
PPi'oved automutlc sprinklers nnd
their contents which are to ho
given n reduction of 1 cent .fori
each' cents of the fate per $100'
of Insurance. A reduction of 1
cent for each 6 cents of the rate!
per $100 of insurance may be al-j
lowed on sprlnklered units and
iiiatic sprlnklor system havliijr two
,,Ijl,,1 .....,.. ,. ,
dp(J to ttt u.a8l 70 poP ccnt oi- u
fu BlIindttr(1 tem. . ,
'l' 1 A J
iLOF&l All(i
Gold Used In
Costume Jewelry
, My Ilii'M'l ICeaviH t tlie Mor.iviun Seminary and Col-
(ASHuclaled I'ress Kashlnn Kdilur) ' lufje for Wumen oldest wtiman's
I'Ali'IS (Al') Xeeklares of loiw, ciilleKe in America, which was
flat gold links fitted ku chisely tn turned over to the colonial armies
gether that the effeet Is of a slnale as a general hospital during the
wide band of gold aro among tho win for independence,
new costume jewelry. j,Pof rPCur(H f tho tmo B,w
Anolber favorite gold orniiment U.lt for two years the young sLu
Ih the choker of flat leaves. I'ails (k.ntM, all daughters of lufluenllnl
.' !.' . I . ' . ..Ji. -
'u I" uiereie.-e 10 jeweiM lor uayiime
.
Kcrclilef sciirrs-are Hllppe
cow-
( ,v fan i on. are uliioiiir
are among the uovel-
,,iCH
Mhe neck are used on soft fabrics
whether for coats or dresses.
nctivilir.
V. new- money aver is I no scan -
Mltuttufn .with IllKinrn cnt'ni'nil nr
unc to niatch. promise to
have a suiMmer vogue.'
IKXi PWVKAPS CANDY -;
STOCK HIM DGB, Mass. Candy
loving dogs Hint eat wrappers and
all ntuy learn a thing or two from
Hetty. James Conkley's hull dog.
Hetty carefully unwraps each piece
before eating. '
Peaches Browning Itas bobbed up
again here anil there on lhe new
pages. Did we hear some one say
the newsnaners fust havo to havo
something to fill up allthat while
space 7
Most of us try to put off every
thing except a good time.
Johnson Comes Back in a Wheelchair
'. ' r.r M'W'.kAi.i.'. v nAJ:v',v;n i i i.w:rii
' NLA Wellington Hurmii
Walter Johnson, former veteran pitching ace of the Senators and
now manager of the Newark balnM club. comeK back to Wanh
Ington in n wheelchalr-Mo undergo treatment nf un illnewt at
Emergency Hospital. He was met at the Cnlon Htatfon by his two
old bossesClark tirlfflth (right) and fcddte Kyuon.
AFTER LANDING THE RECORD
' Si' ' ' ' -s.
. (N13A .Atlanta TSurcau, Telephoto Tninsinlsslon)
Uenre hildemtjii (left), Kmh K.lders trjuirjatlunllc! hartner. and
Kddle StinsiM), veteran airman, 'lurid at Jacksonville 1 teach, Kla.,
after landing the world's endurance record with 'a flight of 53
houi'K, ; minutes and 30 hocoihIs in their Kreut Stlnnon-Detrolter
moiioflaiie. They bettered by 74 mi miles the mark set lust year
; '. by the 'German uce KiKtlcX arid Kdzi(rd.' .
Unknown Soldier of Revolution
To Have Shaft on Historic Campus
IlftTHUSHKM, l'a. (AP) An- 'larlan Instltntlonr the'gift of the
ilhor ''unknown soldier," the rep-. Jtoravlaji church.-'' Its. board of
resentativo of 70 nameless patriots directors represent many different
of the American JiovoluUon, may
Koun be nthled to that galaxy of the
nation's heroic; dead. k j ; , 1
Tho consecration-Is proposed at
lamllleH, gave up educallHJml -pur-
unhu In nin-un u tnn'ovhiuit ,
.hiiiim ui niiise uppi oximuw
ilium
Kotdiers, ,7'Mi of whiriti dii'd nnd
were burifMl on u hilltop udjoluitig
the campuH. ;
Kver since then the girls of the
college have kept alive the tradition-
within their ranks by impres
sive memorial services and annual
f oiTrrlm.iLM'M In Mm liltlo kniitl
niarlted now. by tiny,, foot-high
gra hllela blcrittt foVVIiatMjliiYl
mo
tMiiiient. .tiU4rS'Bdwi
'lit li. preHideiii dr. tho college,
J lenth, president.' of', tbo college,
havo tlie hciirly' support of' the
Pennsylvania rHIti'lcnl society
and various groups und Individuals
In the state.
Founded hi'' 17 4.2 by the .Moravian
church, a .religious organization
that took form ' in r Uohemia during
the fifteenth- ccnlury-nml was the
flr.st to tench tho Protestant faith
tlie seminary of six ivy-covered
buildings huu. sea hundreds of gold
en memories surrounding colonial
"- ',;
President Washington sent tlio
InstUutiou liia personal -thanks for
its voluntary and unremunerated
services to bis troops. Itfayelte,.
treated there for wounds suffered
n-t lirandy wine., was ardent tn hia Miss Bessie 'J in bier, of linbler, also
praise. One of the first official the daughter of a pioneer, Kdward
acts of the first congress was to Jmblor then moved lo Wallowa
pass a. rcHOlutlpn expressing tho county where, he followed tho
government's appreciation. , During sheep business with his partner
that kokhIoii Washington used a Kcs Hartshorn. . During this 11 mo
suite of rooms in tlie Mcniinnry for ho also served as deputy under
many of his important political herirf Jim Hlakely und Sheriff
conferences. Cramer. Iater ho was marshal of
The suceeHffuI trip of the Liberty Joseph for a four-year term.
Hell from Philadelphia to Allen- In February, 190C, he moved to
town, after tolling -the freedom of Vernon. H. C, with his family fol-
tbe t'nited .States, rents on the ris- lowing' later. ' They lived thero
Klstnnee of the seminary. Thp until lM. Iteturning to Knter-
wagon in which It- was transported prise. Ore., ho olilained employ
bntlie down on a hill neariy. allow- nu-nt Willi the Kust Oregon Jum-
carefully-guarded
bell to,
fall-into the road. An Industrial
department in thesrhool came to
the rescue and repaired both
the
wagon and the bell.
Today tlie school is a nyn-see
faiths. Krom its campus, rich with
an early . American ; background,
have oumo many .of tho women
leu tiers of the country.
Spokane Holding :
Democratic Caucus
RI'OKANK. Wnsli.. Apr. 13 (Al')
Democrats of Washington (falh
ereil here today lii tlielr state con
vention Willi cvcrytlimir apiiarent
ly prepared for Selcellou this af
ternoon of a delegation to ilie na
lifinal Kutlierlne; f'ommilted In the
nomimitlou of (luv. Al Knillli of
New York. . '
Ijaimliter und- applause piinc
lilaled the keynolo liddress of A.
Scott Hllllllt of . SeuUlei. lender of
the party ticket two years ami as
11 Clllld llaln fur 1 Ilit I'll Klllten snn-
TOrAr.'fM.iifc'li' of wills' icntills 't which
I"1 ..Spokane. Heultlu Uml I'orlliind,
was ilevoli'd to an arriiliriimeiit of
lhe. adiiilnlsl ration
Icy, republican.
iiti:i v. va(jm?:h
(Contributed)
Fred W. Wagner w as born on
Indian creek, abovu Klgin, lcc. 15,
1N7I to pioneer parents and was
raised around' Klgin. As a young
man, before his marriage, lie was
In the sheep business.. i
. On lVI. 13. IS'.ili. he married
her company, working for that
couinanv for 12 jvears. I
Then Mr. Wagner and Jiis son, j
Jess, sturted , working for the
.Mount Kmlly Lumber company uf j
I -a Grande, where ho was employed j
Until tlie accident which resulted I
in his death. - , 1
.Mr. Wagner was tho father of
seven children, as follows: M rs. '
Kula -tjuesenberry, of Klgin;,
Charles K. Wagner, deceased; A1-,
i bert li. Wagner, deceased; Mrs.
i Helen I. McDowell, of Hllgard; 1
j-lcHs J. Wagner, of Klgin: Miss
1 Hitu Marjorle Wagner, decciuiod; '
Mis Agnes Wagner, of Klgin. i
Mr. Wugner died April 9. 1!liS
' and was but fed on , Wedncsduy,
j April )l In the Suliimcrvlllo ceme
tery. Hi; leuves to mourn his loss
many relatives and friends, j
DEPENDABLE
Funeral Service
retulored ly
A Dependable Finn
Hunter
&
Bohnenkamp
Morticians
Main 42
Lady Assistant
ot Otiv. ilart-j
"I
.Obituary
FOX HUNT TO
HONOR TAYLOR,
OF TENNESSEK
HAPPY -VAIsU'IY,- Tenfi.iiV.
13 ( AP) Hoyal V'ilt hour hMut
In the prodigal middle' ages were
rivalled In color and dimension by
the fox hunt which .roams v I It oho
hills tonight in honor of "l-nclo
A If" Taylor, former governor of
Tennessee.
Preparations today .. we.ro - cum-1
pleto for an ullTi)lght fiesta hnd
distinguished gdu'slM by tlio scores
had arrived tu join tho fou odd in
the hunt, plannrd on a gigantic
scale, r i
A mile of road had been pii cd (
io mu'iup oi uoguri jnous, so mat
the guests might reach tho nee no
of fostivltlos by imotoiV; A. circus
tcit wus in place, electric lights
had been strung apQUt, telephones
liad been connected, water had
been pitted up tho; Hlope, n piano
wos In place every - imaginable
provision had been made for com
fort of tlio guests at this totally
Btug affair. .
Stage Competition
v 1 8 Growing Keener
HAbKM, .Ore.,: Apr.
13 ..(AP)
Ho keen has beeoine
competition
between .Pacjrio.: stages mo,. and
the Southern Pacific Motor Trans -
port company between. , Portland
and HUlsboro trial the two propose
to operate 85 vehicles daily except
Hunday between the two points. -
, 4no i-acino wages scneuuie, on
n. o wnn me puoiuj 'nervu-o com- M1hulI(i waived gmnd jury indlet
mlKsIon, .is- to become ' effoctlvo nuMt l(Ilrt en,u,.pt, tt qu uf guilty
May. I. while the Huuthern PaclliO(to Ue ch;1VKe irught on a dls
schedule. also filed with the n.in-i,H attorneys Information. Ho
n-iiMnm. ik m wwoim; vii-uvv jiy
I ho latter adds U cars' from j , uithmigh he had a family in
tland to Hillshorg and 10 Hi IhoV Vow je.v ut that' time He de-
I'or
oiiposlto direction.
ARCADE
TODAY And
SATURDAY
A colorful, human,
different picture of
the life, loves r and
humor of cadets.
Paramount .
News
COMIN'fi MONDAY
CLARA BOW In
"Red Hair"
SPECIAL PANT SALE
Saturday, April 14th
Our New' York buyer has purchased for us
several hundred pair of All-Wool Dress
Tants consisting of worsteds, tweeds and
twists, that'' wc will place on Special Sale
Saturday, ' April 14. f Hand-tailored, extra
good fitting and correct bottoms. ..Excep
tional values at prices unbeatable.
See Our Window Display
Conic in and look al. them You
should see (hem.
, - - i ' ;.J ' ' .
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL PRICES ,
""$2.75 - $3.50 - $4.95 - $5.95
Wc lluy for
Every
Sbriric Notes
a
A
Two outstanding details of th
piliiff mode are the diagonal neck.
' 4llle "! huge bona.
Mi shaii d Draws Two
Years In Prison
ItOKWnUIlO. Apr. 13. (AP) -1
J. Minim ml who wus brought back
! to Uowburg tho first of the week
L. . .
!.rru,u New -Jtf,m'y' vvhe 1,0 wu -ttr-
cstud on a charge of blgumy
' brought against hjm .from his.
jcounly.'was today sentenced to two
'yeurH h, tho Oregon peimontmry. i
, mn).f Ci jj01,h Mack of Itoscburg in
j sorted the second wife In Mou
jtanu a' few months after the mar-,
fringe and returned to New Jersey
whore ho wua later located and' ar
rest oil,. . . , 4
STAR
IV: I
.7 I W-1.
WILLIAM. FOX.
presents
SHARP
mom
A Romance of
Deep Seas,
Strange Ports,
a Sailor Boy
and a.
Dancing Girl.
Charlie Chaplin in
Lewi und Intend lo Sell for Less
IJusiness Day of This Year.
Destroyers of High Prices
vetroubl u
(URL WITNESS
I 'ALBANY. N. Y., Apr. 13 AP lE
-HeurchUghta trained throuirhoui ;
j last night on a dormitory btitldtnir ;,
at Middlebury college. Mlddlolwrry
boro evldenw of tho- intensity -ot-i
the effort which Is being made by
jNew York statu to bring Clara
Blanche Knapp to Albany to lesti-i v
fy In tho grund jury proceedings
against hor stepmother, Mrs. Klor--
ence 8. Knapp. , t , ' - "'
Mrs. Knapp, formerly secretary.
of state, Is tinder indictment for ,
her administration of tho ;- 1925 :
state census, and further "indict- ,
menta uro being sought. Vo' :-.
Hinco Tuesday morning, 'Miss
Knapp lias been buselged, In Iter
dormitory room by peace officers '
of Addison county. Vermont and .
Investigators of tho New York state
department of law in a vain at- ,'
tempt to serve u subpoena on her, t
Her teatlmuny is sought in conj-
neetlon with allegations' that sho, y
together with several other rctu-;
tlves of tho former state -official,
were listed on census pay rolls
without ever having performed
uny work.
Gene Shank Sets '
New Air Record ?
. 8T..PAVIV Minn... Ar.- II (Al'l
Forced down by a bltndlnff snow- .
storm, -Oeno stiunk landed lilsim'-
horsepower biplane ut 9; 1ft u, mv t
liere today, after having estubllshei
..-world's ; record . for.v austulne;!
flight of a IlKht all plane, im shown
in-rocorda uvnilublo here.
Tlie 2S-yoar-old St. I'uul pilot
wus In the uir 14 . hours, und ,tH
minutes, bctterlnit the .murk of 11
hours and 88 minutes nmde by Hur.
ry Brooks In a.sumll Kord piano
lii u flight from Detroit to Tllui
vllle, l''ln."' Hrooka later was kllloitf
-.Ho had 14S Kalluns vt yaiiollno
when ho took off.
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