La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCITY EDITION EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SSRVICD If mm rnii yuav::z2 . OKBOON: ViutUM with snows In east and ' probabk mtn wart, purtton tonight and Friday. Tsra peraturss somswhat low normal. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRK8S : LA GRANDE; OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925). MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER S3, VIOLATIONS of city law ooecui Police Records for , 1928 Show Smaller1 Number of Arrests Than 1927 TRAFFIC, LIQUOR ' i STILL HOLD LEAD Fines and Forfeitures for 'Year $2,369.25 Less ' Possession and Less ,s Drunk Cases '.: ; : : . Violations of city ordinances during the year 1938 were much h-ss In number than In 1927, ac cording to. a comparison of tha yearly reports submitted liy I'ollce Chief I 'lint Huyncs. This decrease corresponds to a. similar decrease hotcd recently In the Justice of peace court -In Ia Grande;' Total arrests during' IMS' were 102 compared with 301 in the pre ceding your, a decrease of 109. To- Municipal Judge Re -Elected By Commissioners Miss Anson Again Placed on Library Board; Four Members of Planning Commission Resign ASHER HELD NOT GUILTY OF CHARGE Enterprise Circuit Court .Jury Frees Former City Marshal Election of a munleliml judge and a memher of the library board ,and acceptance of resignations of four or the seven members of the city planning commission were the OUT- 12 HOURS TO REACH A VERDICT ohlof Items of business at last night's olty commission meeting. ; C. M. Humphreys, present Judge, was nominated and' re-elected by an unanimous vote. v A communication of resignation, signed by William Miller, prewl dent; Charles- U. Miller, hoc ret dry, and H. K. Coolldge, of the" city planning commission was rocclved. It wus ulso announced that H. K. Olxon had resigned verbally. Ap point nient of new members was postponed until later. , As the term 'of Miss Murguret board, expires this month, an ru ry i Hp- Defendant Was Accused of Second Degree Mur der; Court . Takes . Up Hoffman Trial Today KVTKIUMUKK. "'.. anil. 17 (Kiteclal to Tlie Observer) For mer City Mnrxhal Asher ww found not an Illy today 'of second degree in linker In com km 'I Inn with the fa-5 inl MmmMIiut of Wlllutm Wtch. The Reorganization , In Government Of State Urged Representative MacPher- - -m to Call Joint Meet ing on Monday; Sug gests Four Schemes HAI.KM. Ore.. Jun. 17 (AIM. The special senate committee on motor vehicle license reductions completed Its recommendations lo- day. They wlli ho reported to the senate Monday.. Heductlona aver aging 5 per cent In the fees o( passenger vehicles' up. to--8yuu nounda weight, Increuses heyond that weight, and the placing of trucks and trullera oh u weight ba sis instead ' of a tire width basis suniniurlss the recommendations relative to' foes. ' on the lightest ours the' reduction Is u bout 33 per cent ' . '..'-,. NOT CHRISTMAS TREES; EARRINGS ' HAI.KM. Ore.. Jan. IT (AI'J Klrst- liattlo llnea In the .proaent cainpalfm lo aeeuro a reorganisa tion In the state government- were year. Tho convictions tn talcd 148.- or nearly 77 per cent, compared with SU In 1927 or 80 per cent, ' -.- -Many Trn((ic iArnnla ; As In 1SIZ7. tho moat arrvata laat" year wore for traffic .violations, 74 motorists being brought .before the municipal court. In 1D27 (he num ber was 100. .- - . . - JJcxt In number wob drunks, 09 last year-compared wlth9u the pre ceding, year. . Other liquor arrvata Included. 22 tor possession In 1928 and 43 for possession In 1927. . ." Theao figures represent 65 per cent -decrease In possession of li quor. , ';',' , .-' I-Vjur Assault Casta "' - i" Tlio only Increase apparent In the 1928 record was the ruct that-four arrests were made on assault and battery .. charges.. .In , 1927 :lhere wore no arreits for that fit use. ' Ulsordcrly- conduct, wulcu-ts irelieral charge covering1 types of violations, resulted In 28 nriwts In 1928 und halt u hundred In l92T. " " Olio vugmnt was arrested In 1928 ' and . one person was arrested for burning trash without u permit. No guliiblers were, befuro tho 1928 court ullliough eight weru arrested In 19 27. ' ; ' . , .' '- lioss 1'arolcs -Corresponding with the general decrease, was the fact thai lesB ' paroles wore Issued Ihun In 1927 when 19 convicted persuns wore paroled. The number for 1928'was ii.; - ......''...- Only one case was appealed- 111 till) two years, that In 1928. ' ' . t.'aah bonds placed in 1928 to taled $1,480 of which 6U0 was returned and the 'remainder re tulned as forfeits. ' Prisoners Bpem. 590 days In jull In 1928 and 1,409 meals were ser ved to them. I'ouud rees for 1928 were J2S.50 and $37.50 In 1927. polntnient to this position was nee- 'jury III the case was out II lioiirs thrown out this moinhi when Hec tor Macl'hcrson, of I.lnn county, chairman of the house commllteu on administration and rcorganlsa-, tlon met Willi 'members, of hlB com mittee and with Bcnator Belli -of l.nn nnrt I.lnn countV..Whb IH .ex pected to be chairman of the aehnle essary. Miss Anson was re-elected by tho commissioners, to serve four more years. The city -mnnairer's report for the week ending Jan. 16 showed tal flnesand receipts ( J5.O04.O8 compared with as sec a,::SUn.tn,,t lia, Ml ?L nZC. disbursements of $4,104.33. ' L'hu- tc vs. before reimrtiiiK on ha Mlhcrn (tons. Circuit aludgo J. W. Knonlca liresldcd. ' .V ''., f Immediately following, a jury secured In :the case of the Frank IIuffmanl.churged than the receipts. Snow Welcomed In Valley; First Since Holidays ernoon. . The last of the witnesses In the! Asher .case ' wua examined, at 3 jOCiocK yesicrotiy. aiieriioun. oluntary munslnughter, the'i committee on reorguntsatioh, vnot- result of the killing of Lewis J'ieh-1 yet appointed. Definite plana' for- Iols near Mlnam laat September, the', procedure In tho plan for consoll defendant mistaking him for a I datlon of branches of government lueer. -introauciion oi . icaiimoiiy i or a compieie reorsiuiiun.'. '.commenced at 1:30 o'clock this att-1 not be made by the committee un til tho sentiment of the governor Is ascertained, and until commit tee members agroo on the most feasible plan. MacPherson will cull a Joint meeting of tho senato and houso committees with the guvernor next Monday at tho governor's conven ience. Four l'lan Kiigtccstcd . Kour plans for reorganisation le Million wore suggested to the committee Thursday morning by could be measured In he business ,, bullet, having tlnri A ; ; ' "m 'd,.mt' and an I :; Ci" ' t ' 'x' : 'i ,j' ' I I '..err r- 'Mll-rn Witness Tells Of Seeing Keyes Receive Money Watched Getzof f Pass Bills to Former Los An geles District Attorney in Tailor Shop SI0I TREATY Big Ceremony Marks Ap proval oi Anti-war Pact By U.S. hot ANCKLKH, Jan. 17 (AO- Mixed with a bitter argument be tween defense und proseoution. attempt of counsel for former Din-1 IHct Attorney Asa Keyes and five PRESIDENT IJSS i co-defendants on trial for bribery ,,VTTnrXT to show that Men Uetsoff, a de- lut T HA UUIii ru fondant, might have paid money to i 4 ; ; ' ' ' ..' '-.v &' U. H. District Attorney Hamuel He- A tj h Nubb. was defeated In court today. JJaWeS bltS at Klgtlt ana Kellogg, at Left; Mem- bers ot Senate; ; Other : , Dignitaries Present . . WASHINGTON, Ian. IT (AP) Throughout the trial the defense ' " : maintained that' the acoused did 'Snow, welcomed generally over.'not fire at the dccupuiits of the the county, began fulling early this cari put WIlH alining at the tires morning and within a short U'nejHnj ,j,at ie bullet which first had deposited a blanket of white struck Iona Chetwood, who was over the La Grande territory, j ri(ing in tho automobile with Mr. which was Increasing In depth with .tch und Red .Oarrott, going each hour this morning. At 10-threugh the back of her neck and o'clock more than three inches iBtriking Mr, Lit eh In the shoulder, I section. ; , ' .'struck the ground or some purt ot . This Is the first snow here slnce;,the machine. the holiday season, ulthough tho I , Ucfenso's Claim .'. , . snow that fell then has remained jt Wua claimed by defense coun on the ground, due to weather that !,! ,'haf tha gun which Ashcr used severalJonly occasionally went above thei a freezing point, renewing inn iy i . continued irom rwe rr.F summer und fuH'of 1928,tho snowl i errt '.,.'.',.".".. promises more wilier uuring me A w r . ffiA ) coming "dry season.' uoin tori drinking purposes and for Irrlga- j tlon ; Speaking of caiTlngs It you were- speaking of ttarrlngs Just . look at the NliHd-aiiii-ci'yslnl Iwllnsts tvunt by Carol Lomlninl, llol lywontl nicvlo a(atitsa, lNi iclgliS'HOcii ounces. . .. They wvw bnniglil over rrom I'arls, ulH-re right now lliey a in the vogue. And ( nml's nltiwllvo nltliont the earrings, ttm. And Still They Call 'Em The Weaker Sex! MORE TESTIMONY ON WOOD TARIFF M. I. A. TRIMS IMBLER TEAM IN GAME HERE ' The first Ward M. 1. A. basket ball team defeated the luibler team til to 3 last night and In the game between the Second Ward und Cove, the Second Wurd came out victorious with a 16 to 1.1 score, according lo Kloyd Haxter.- Both games were played In l.a Grande. In the game with Cove. Kloyd Iluxter wus high point man with a tolal of 1 1 points. It. '.. Uaxter was referee. The llhe-up follows: Cove: T. Conklln. A. Orton, B. Hallmark. M .Murchixon, J. Martin: Second Ward: Baxter, O. Hallmark, O. Ucan, M. Uuxter. l' Klllpack. Lame Crowd At Firemen's Dance EO.L.PCOTO, SPEND $150,009 administrative code and work for their submission to the voter of tho Hlntn hv this assembly at the next special or general election: second, pounds, to conflno tho activities to a suit- ' Helskey dlllCA.GO, Jan. 17 (AO I'o licemun John Butskey weighs, In his 'stocking feet and without his artillery, 206 puunds avoirdupois. Mrs. Helskcy's best weight Is 90 suing for divorce, charg- n several years, i ne proeecusi .;. . , , , i i. ..laced In the sick benefit I company will expend approximate- Willi approslinately 200 couples In attendance, the uniiual dunce given by the Im (iraiirie fire do piirtnieiit lust night ut Zuber hull, was pronounced the most success ful in several years. The proceeds will fund lor and volunteer firemen. This was one of tho largest dunces of tills season and un In teresting pre-diinco feature wus the parading of tho pumper truck through the business seetlun yes terday afternoon. - Humphreys Given Hoover Picture able constitutional aincndipent es cruelty. u Miys mu win. iook leaving tho next legislative osaem- his revolver uwuy from him. slup bly the task of 'foaming the enu- iacei Mat on him, punched hieht or a stulo codei third, to .ills Jaw und cappil tho' puguut frame legislation and hnve this- clous cllmux by throwing him out leglsluture submit It to the people of tho house. , probhllng for as complete a eor-' .The court will see liljo.it II. gunlxatlon as may be possible with-! ' out a constitutional amendment:., t r ' four, to draft for pussago by tills: f OPtl. IVIIlff A 11(1 I leglslutiiro as coinplQte a morgan-, 7 lout atco to beeome offcctlvo July 1, 1929, In which) cuse a -constitutional' amendment j might 1m submitted from the li ght- I luture muklngposslble a complete 1 1-W1,,v.0.,f P i. n av a m 1"""" ,s Possible witnout a ,con- jcvuiui-iiiituu 6 1 " slltutlonal amendment for lr&) Announced tsy J. P. Lottridge : ; Clemenceau Are All Improving LOS ANUKLKS, Jan. 17 (AP) I The dofense of Asa Keyes and five ' others on trial for bribery and oon- - spiraoy louny siooa controntea wun the testimony of a witness that he , saw Keyes, then district attorney of Los Angeles county "take men- With ceremony assiroprUte to ey" from Ben (kiliotf, alleged what he considers one of the prle- "fixer". In the Julian 'ease acquit- clpal achievements ef his admlnu.. tuls. ,. v ; " tratlon. President Coolldge toda The witness, Jack Sherman, a affixed hi slgnaeare to the Inatru- former employe ut the Gelsoff tall- nient of ratification ot the Kellogg or shop, said he. saw detsoff pass anti-war treaty, proclaiming to the the money to Keyes In the tailor world that the United States had shop on Feb. S, 18, after Juok approved It In full. Rosenberg, he said, came Into the The entire cabinet and a largo store end delivered a eheek, which representation froqt -, ,the ' senaio, wus taken out of the store by TJavo were present as Mr. Coolldge sign- Uetsoff, who returned in HO mln- ed the document. He used the utes with cash, gold pon which presented to "Where were you standing?" secretary Kellogg by the city of Chief Deputy District Attorney Havre, France, when the secretary ; Stewart asked Shermun. , .went abroad last summer to alga "I waa standing In the middle ot the treaty at Paris. ' the store." I KeUogg Also Mgns, "Then what happened?" Two copies of the Instrument re. ; Didn't lirarn Amount eeived tho president's signature "Then Ben Getsoft went Into the and then each was signed by Sec office with the money and I went retary Kellogg, who sat beside the near to my tuble and I saw the president at the historic old desk money passed to Mr. Keyes." which served as a cabinet table "Could you tell how much," from the time of President John naked the prosecutor. v Adams to the administration of "No, I could not." : ' ' Theodore Itoosevelt. . "What kind of money was it?" . yiee President Dawes sat at the "It was paper money," said Sher- president's right, . and Secretary man. Kellogg at his left, while grouped Shermun said Rosenberg first behind them were the members of came Into the store und gave Dave the senate., They Included Mows Gelsoff, sun of Men Gelsoff, a, ot Now Humuihlro and Bingham check which he said Dave showed Washington, Oregon and Til A . 1 TV , T jucuiu nana JVUty .JOC to his father und then left the store. PlurPfl ntr TiYmrirra I He returned, tho witness said, cull- ', , ' ! ed his father, and gave him a roll accompany lis ratification; - " ' ,''-'''' ' ;0f nionev. Keyes ut this time. WAHHINOTON. Ju'n. 17 (A.I-) Shermun said, was sitting on a In Taking up of tho wood schedule .bio In Oetxoff's office. n .Its conslderutlon of tariff rovl- of Connecticut, two leaders of group which demanded that aome sort of Interpretation of the treaty ll.Tiril "I'lenty" l-alamltit (X'rcMasay, L'ndur the bllndlna . sdare o( camera lights' and acarompahted 'by . ."'' slim, ihehouso 'wiiys 'nnil' menus' Vh";.,i'.n.- i ,..ni., ., i,.' the ?!nl!ii'g' of fuottoa Metgre ma. cutnmlttoo tuduyheurdtHuniilemeii-1,. Ka Kosenberg present a sir.uk- chinos the president entered tho east rooni'Ot tno wmie noise u . few minutes arter 10 o'clock. IVo wus uccompanlud by his military and navul aides, and Vice Presl dent Dawes. Behind them the cab), net filed In two by two. Taking tal oral pleas, for vellef of tio UK ..Jll(,k,t to Keyes. . He said the .,.Umc.. then district attorney came In tho In u brief Mod with the commit- jhip und trlod on the Jacket and tee two days ago, 180 odor mills found it loo smull so that unother In Washington, Oregon und Idaho, hud tu bo obtained. Shermun said asked that shlimlos and cedar lum-1 im hiimwl "i.lenlv" In the Miirlnu her be tnken from the' froo list slroet shou. Once he said he heard his place at tho desk the president unci be given u duty ot 20 per centiJucoh Bermun. who turned state's handed the pen by Sidney Y, ud vulorem. ... . evidence In the present trlul tell Smith, of the treaty division of tho HA K lilt. Ore., ICastern Oregon Jun'. 17 ' i Tho; Light & 1'mvi I'AKIH. Jan. UiHl Miii-hIihI !'' somewhat better Augmenting this ai-giimciil, ltep- rcscntutlvo Dudley, of Wi.shliigton, a republleuji momliet4 of the com- loduy rend Into tho record Crown Third King In Afghanistan KAIlt'U Arghunlstun. Jan. 17 '(AP) King Inayatiillnh, In whose favor Amanillluh abdlcted a few days ago. surrendered ot ten o'clock this morning the Kabul citadel to a superior force . of the rebel "Buel.a Sukao" who was proclaim ed Hublbullah Kuhn and thus Ik came Afghanistan's third monarch this week. . V. M. HuniphiTys. whose pre rlnct gave Herbert Hoover the largest percentage of votes, re ceived an attractive picture of the president-elect yesterday from the atute republleun coiiiinltlee. head ed by Phil Metschun, of Portland. These awards were glverl to the precinct commlteemun In jcach county that emerged (i-olil llio ek-c-tlon with the best record. The picture, an enlarged photo graph or Mr. Hoover and his police dog, Is signed by the president elect, und Air. Humphreys values the signature highly. He also has an autographed picture or James Monroe, the firth president of the United States, which came Into his possession through Ills grandfather. Will Open Studio InMusic Company My run Ward, who was n tuludi-ut at Cornish whool, In Semtle, and who came her ' from I'ortlHiii, where nhe had clHiweK, will eondurt a ntudlo In the Katern Oregon MuhJc comiany for elocution and expreawlon. She ilun to open her Htudlo Immedlutvly, KMMJIIKKS Sli;KC)ll llB IVV III UUUI11VII 1.U , for operntfnff cosw and iimlnton-j anec J. I. l.ottrld(f( vlci prl- j dent of -the 'compiiny, announced I here. Tho Ituildlnir proBrrain will bo launched lmiiH'dlntuly, Mr. I.otl-j rldKu wild. . , 1 Tin; coJiiHiny will build a iu-w ' auloumtlc 8Ub-8tution, which will Involve the coimtructlon ol h brkU bufldltifr on tho prtwnt lt of the Kim hi reel ttuli-stutlun now located on WaHhliiRton street and In South Maker. - The distribution In linker will also be clianscd from 2300 volt 'to 4 (Hio volts, rivlnif more capa city and enabling the com puny to render bettnr 8rvlre, Mr. hotl rldKc pointed out. Them chanffen will cost approximately $50.Mi out by his conKullulton 17 AI') -Word today was 'glvoli ' J","?t 'miln,J1'111'' udupted by the mitten, dotiors uflur a long at Ills hedHld : Contlnuerl on Pnp R) TO OBSERVE THRIFT WEEK IN THIS STATE Observance of thrift wwlc, which has become, a nutlon-wlde event U ((ie iiiok! Hivoralile bullellns'diafl- of tho eedur IndtiKlry. wild the ad Wi.Hliliuilon leKlsluttiro deelurluK this nMl ""- iiniinmii iiion.lMi,. Their bulletin suld that """ i" "....-am. ..p. a slight Impi-ovemeiU noted during. Z , " t " ' l "",l0K' the last three days was coi.lln..- " , 0 ',' ZT TT , ","W . In eompetULon with -oriental lubpl In llrltlsh Onlumbln. I A. V. Kdwurds, of iveroll, Wnh., LONHOiV, Jan. 17 (AT) -One of speakinir for the liirlff roinmllU'o beintc sponsored iiitHln this year by the Oregon Htate Hauliers' asMocta tlon, and other afMIIated offfiinlwi llons, the observance In this state being under auspices of the Oregon committee, of which Tharles N. Wanucott la chairman. Nallonul tlinit week set forlli ten rules for better Income "man agement and for a successful and happy life, us follow: work and earn, make and budget, record ex pend It urea, have a ban k acouii t, ed by the UIhk'h doctors since the per coot duty would eiujtlixe ciikIh beginning of his Illness was posted at HurHtlnglinm palaci. ut noon to day, ' It dcHci'iht'd Ills Majesty's pro gri'Ks. as "wttlsfactory' even if it continued lo be slow und palace circles v ere plainly ifrutifiud with the report, ' i Hon Oetsoff: VH has cost , me $28,000 for nothing und I'm Just as smurt us ioyes." laoiils Hormun, brother ot tho mo ck I led "bright young man" of the .1 ii II ti n ftll inmiiniiv Mlciek f lajioii. tostlfylng yesterday satd a lamp onu cPy- atate department, 'In whose custo dy were also the instruments ratification. ' The 'president slgne-i the first copy and then handed t and the pen to Hecretury Kellog--for his signature. The same pr- , certuro was followed with tho see- The concern will pool all of own life insurance, own youriortie WKATHI'sK TOD AT 7:J a. m. X? above. Minimum 21 above. Condition Hnowlnj;. 19 WKATIIKIt YtTKUIAV Maximum 3.. minimum above. ' Condition Kuln .Oi of Inch, snow traces. - , WKATIIKU 4 AX. 17. I2 Maximum it. minimum, 11 above. Condition Clear. WASHINHTON. Jan. 17 AI) KndorKernent of former Governor Smith's proposal over the 'radio last night that all democrats help pay the party's camiMtign dbt was given today by Mr. Hmlth's vice presidential running mate. Senator Koblnson of Arkansas. -wuttJ. po m JfUfXt a JMOII sit mission lines Into new ones, either at Haines or North Tow der. A "step-up", sub-station will be constructed in order to In crease the 23.000 volts carried In the old transmission lines to 66, 00(1 volts. make a will. Invest In safe secuii ties, pay bills promptly, share with others. The thrift observance always starts on Jan. 17. the anniversary of the birth of Henjamln Krank lin, great exponent of thrift, and (consists of the following spcciiil , Mr. Lottridge said the company observance days: J unwary 17, bank) probably will remodel Its Washing ton street sub-station Into a gar age und warehouse. "In addition, our regular con struction program Involves about f 100,000. "' Mr. Lottridge stated. "Our operating und maintenance budget calls for an expenditure of about $210,000. Our taxes this year will be about $74,000," I'AKIH. .Inn.' 17 ( AI')Oe(irgCH 'leineiicean, KrtinciVH war - time priMilt-r who has been til with the grippe, 'it making good progress and no longer considers himself us "under the weather." HOOVER WILL PAY VISIT TO MIAMI REACH day; January IX, national budget day: January in, national life In-: surance duy; January 2, National WAHHINOTON. Jan. 17 (AP) ahare with others day; January 21, ; fi'esld.-ut-l'.lfct Jtnover will leave -own your homo day: Junuury 2tt 41iere Monday ut 10:30 a. m for make a will duy; January 2'i, nu- Miami Iteach. Florida, where he tlonal safe Investment day. will be the guest of J. C. I'cnncy Governor Patterson has Issued a proclamation setting the week 1 ftrfide for speeiul observance. than of production In this country und JirlliHh Columbia. v , Importations of (lie Canadian shingles and lumber, 1M wards aald, constituted 01 per cent of reported Hrllish Columbia production from Ifiljl ;lo 1!-'H, and many mills of the, iiorihweHl wero facing bank ruptcy heciiUKfi of these incoming profiuciK. liy iu-ti, tines years urt or tho present tailTf law became effective, 41 per eenn, of American erilar mlllN - had closed, Kdwnrds said, bccaiiHO of the free duty Im ports. Under cross examination, Kd wards wild the Industry preferred tho flut nd valorem rate because there were Vfl grades of shingles that had to be covered. and ii set of golf clubs were bought fur Keyes by the Julian defend ants. He corroborated much of Jacob Herman's early testimony. Salvation Army May Elect New Chief Tomorrow Mcunwhlle ' Mrs. Coolldge stood;- smiling In the doorway and her fuvorlte dog, , Tiny Tim, a rsddisn brown Chow, scumpere'd ucross tho. floor to u point underneath tno titlilc, from which he whs coaxed by u secret service ugent.-.otifk-MIi NcU i'l'lm nexl foiiual stop-wlli-be tho notification to tho fourteen- otner original signatory powers, that thof United Htutes had ratified thii treaty. After the other slgnuWk-V hnve ratified, tho official treaty will be signed by each and deposit- ed In the state department here, and In uddltlon exchange copies of OREGON ENTRY NOW 13TH IN LONDON, Jun. 17 (AIM It was unsullied today that the high coun cil or tho Mulyutlon Army would clioosu tomorrow a successor to Oeneiul Mruiiiwell Ilooth,, who by tha puct beating the seats and slfr. u volo ol 00 lo 8 has been do- natures of each of the fifteen Coun clured unril to cnllnue as Us leud- ti les will he prepared ono for tho or. It wus said In Army circles the archives of euch nation, three most likely nominees for the . ' . : ' post of general w.uo Kvungellna .-ian k TAKKN VH TREATY Hooth. thu Ameilcun communder pAUIH, Jan. 17 (AP) Foreign and Hlster of tho general; fonimls- Minister n,iund announced today slonor Kdwurd lligglns, chief of tnIlt he hud formully introduced stuff and Commissioner ljimh. H a hm ratifying tha Briand-Kellogg wus thought proiuiiiie thut ine renut.iaton of war. pact In tho Employment Policy of Hoover Will Majcfj Salvation Army Work Easier ffiiSi. Herbert Hoover's slated policy of . Christian faith, and second, trtiin-f "u job for every plan." for 1U2!, Ifjlng In religious leadership, theyi reullxed will huvn u material effect; say. ion the work of the Hulvation Army Mr. Uuyntun and Mr. Kberhurt during the coming ytar, slate! find that Hulvutton Army work in' Brigadier llavnion and Adjutant 1 1 a Granrle Is timklng ranid nro-! TO rittfc:.T AIUit.MfcNTS I'OUTLANO. Ore.. Jan. 17 4AV Arguinrnls In favor of an In crease In the tariff on filberts and walnuts will be placed before the ways and means committee of con ;rfMW by the North Purine nut growers' co-operative. This decK ion was reached at a meeting of the oranlritlon here last nijfht. Kberhart. of I'orilaml1. Halvallon j gress. Captain I'ack In Im. C.ranile. finds the work pleasant. He likes on Helle iMlt- for u little more a month. I Mr. Hoover expects to arrive In ' Miami at 1:30 p. m. Tuuaday lo J ptiriielputo In a monster all-state j demonst rutlon whldi is hvins; ur ; rang'-r in honop of his visit. The present plans of the pn-sl- re to return h'rei about before the date of his Inauguration In order to continue, the conferences with reniibllcail ' leaders which he has hern hold- tho tuv representing Ing for the past ten days and which Ht"l!M ' standing Is flue to will be coiiilnu.'d through tomor- nior r'0 percent to auxlllar- row and Kalurdnv. At the a it t Hot lesi: he plans to take a rest and engage j ucstlon of new leadership would chamber of denutl rcfiulro sevtM-u) duys tor linul ue-c-sion. ' i General (tooth's ne.t move was IjICdlON ItAVHt'tUinH iliMt he. would luiry tuei right ror commiiud lo the courts. Immediately nftrr the ballot de-1 daring General Ilooth unfit wus taken, members of tho council. Joined in stuping: "When we cn not see 6nr way "Iwt lis trust and will I obey. . "He who bids us forward go "Cannot fall the way lo show." es. Word was received here today that the Oregon entry In the Aipericau Legion riurhy member ship rare Is In 1 3th place. The an nouncement, from the Indianapolis hcadit uar tors of the national or gan ligation, shows Oregon' lending all wcHtern mate. The member, ship campaign wilt be ended the day of the KenlucRy derby Mny H and thereby get Its mime, Tlie standings of the flint in In GOVERNOR OF STATE WON'T TAKE SALARY who were Army offlchtls Grande today. The Work of the Army d-ul largely, with destitute and jnfor tunute fainllb made so, often, be cause of unemployment conditions, thny say. t -.-n The work of The Army has made rapid progress during the last few months, the officials say. The work has bee a carried Into 82 dif ferent countries of the world and Includes 67 different languages. Two of tin main requisites for a good Army leader ore, flrtt. In his ruvorlte sport of fishing. the peopl which ax-counts in p.i rl , r; WUlip for his success so far during h's iriVUlV LJIVIS WW IlllV Fighting Disease rtfftidence In the city, tln-y slate. ( The officials bHieve that retMirtsj In the cam. of, Uenerul HruiuHftl! Hooth. commander-in-chief of the Katvatton Army, have been mis leading, giving the Impression to the public that there bus h"n u 4uarre4. Iteports Intimate that the gen eral has been asked to resign when It Is merely a case of retirement, they s'.iite. , wAHiiiNrrroN'. Jn. M (A) H1rick-i while engtigel In a study f of the diets thought to cans? Ih i4um of iflagra. Or. Joseph j OoldbergiT, a United Htutes public . health service scientist, llrl tmlay nt th emival hoHpttal here .follow-j In-; un lltnesa of severul months. He vim !i ytars old, . . ' 1. Minnesota x. 1. MIchlKaM. 8. Wyomlm.4 ''i, 4. MiHslsslppl. g 5. biwa- x. 'leniM'Mnee--x. Virginia, nn'tlrut- x. . Wisconsin, . I n, .Ww llaniaiilitro Kaumis. ansmnx. 13. Oregon 1 1. Ab.bun.4i x. . 15, Hi, of Columblu The Htttte of Idai Wa-hh;'trtn 4 In JIM ij fl. 7. H, I I illlblu. no Is In m tim ph!c th und .ISOKTON, Jan. 17 (AP) TIu; HOHTON. Jan. 17 (Al) Th' Boston Herald In a copyrighted, story tomorrow will say that dur ing hies eight year of service to the commonwealth, fours years us lieutenant governor and four year as governor, Alvln T. ruller de elined to accept salary totalling1 $ ft ft. 000. : ; , necKH nave ueen ruiuintju uy IM)I,I. VWtHHi. ful.. Jun. 17 (A. Kuller us souvenirs or nis ser I'.) A mass of .mouldering ruins vii-o to tho state, tha Herald will w... ..ii ii.'Hi rwi,.,l i,i.. ,,r the y- Mr. riillergsine.i internatlun new soiinl proof "talkie" stage of Pfoinlnenci the l'arumoiintl'umous 1'luyers l.slsy studios, whl.-h wus com. pl.-l.'ly destroyed lust night In a Kpei-tui-ulur liluxe. Ill which five men we.u Injured and a dozen Talkie Stage Is Destroyed by Fire by his refusal to sentences of thu und Vanxettl. In stuy the deuth rnd leu Is Huvco 107. Ourlng his first year as gover- nor. Mr. Kuller sent a check for en. overcome by smoke.) Hin,n(t thltt H rcresentod tho rii-i-mcn ...e u,s.- u ui ..vo imn ueU 0M) prorlul UBrVea by a member ludny for the first time. o( nU, (amlly who owe (K.k , Ki-oies of motion plcturo folk. I UI1 MUiomohlle oompany which sold including fluru How. who wus to,u grollp o nn to tn(! eommon huve started production on the weBln. Ho wrote at that time that soiind proof sluge today us stur of ('hr ulJ not want any member uf a new talking picture, watched tin- his family to profit by transaction. Inirnlng .of tho HO by JK0 foot Lvlih tha commonwealth, building. The origin of thu firs re-I Mr. Kuller Is suld to b worth uiulned a mystery. .- neverul million dollars, - ,