La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION jfey J7JJ WUATCZZ ; OHKOON-, Kalr tLnlcht and Hub. day: colder tonight with cold wave east portion. - VOLUME XXVII. MRMBKR A8SOCIATKD PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 100. RESCUE HEN BRING PILOT TOWARD COYE Party Had Not Reached Horse Ranch on Return at 2 O'clock La Grande Wins AtEnterprise In Close Game Final Score 27 to 22; Tig ers Face Championship Wallowa Quintet There Tonight LEFT THERE FOR RE GRIEF L00IW0R nor SQUAD Bootleggers to Be Unwill ing Guests at Big Fed-, eral Party AND THEN TAXES WILL BE TALKED F. Aw Hazeltine, Senior federal Prohibition In ji Grantie tossurs tilt the bas ket loo. many times laat night for Enterprise High and the Tigers seortd their seventh atrulght vic tory, tl to S3, according to tele- .t.n.. htu .often- TKArl J&Kd IsAUU Jne. The game, played at Enter- V ' prise, wtis described as being-rough . with only alx foula called on En- May Not Reach Cove Be- torpriss and two fouls called on fore Morning: Injured l"??'nn . ,Vii. Aviators Wife Here tO point man with Mariner, of the Y! . tj;.,! Wallowa county squad, runner up. iVlCCl Ilini j I.a Grande was never behind at any time during the game although. KKSCIIO MEN front I lied ""J' ln h" h'" 'luater. the score- At S o'.-liak 11.1s afteruoou t.-U-. " 15 " rjS.7. "" . ...... . w- An Wallowa Tonight Mated that the i-cmmo party twins-. Tonight the Wallowa team. last.nK to oc 1lol(1 hero and only invited in Harold I'.. ItiK-kner. airman f""" -"e-r. g-uosis win ue tno class auov ro- iillol. out of tlM hills when lie ' Grandors. With two hard ,ereci t0 accord, , .-, A. Has.l-fra-dM-d TlinrMlay afternoon at 5:So jran.es Just played, the Thiers go he. senior . prohibition Investlm oVIotk had not rent-lied Horau llUo tl,c frH 'Uh the Braves at tor- wno K.a,.k8 olll of Washington IlaiKli. apiiioxliiiaicly 20 mllea f disadvantage, as the Wallowana t.,ty and 8pw,,all, on thM1 ..pr. fnmi Vow. Koine Ix-llcvo that the have only the one game scheduled ,,... Ho makes up the Hat of warty will iiirt reach the Horso for the week. - ' ' 1 "gucsls" from the court records Itan.li lK-rore 5 or B o'rfm till was reported that fan mall and j. D. Johnaon. a, (odtiral at aflcmooM. They may real-It Cove received at Enterprise this morn- j toriicy of Portland, Ore., will send beroro inomlns , - : ,ng ,va" ""lvy 'Uh v"-tn Newlln j oul , nvtatlons arinounclng- coring high again. when ho will be here to hold his .. . .. ' . .. ... Nummary - " rM-.nllnn. . Tim reenlvlnir lino will Mr. miners varney.n- p.-.., QnmUo (27) (82) Enterpl.18 1 MnVlB "Df himVr hh i viestigatoi' Making Up V: Invitation List , 1 ' Some hiorti rHcT An ruiitin in for the convict Ml violators of the state prohibition law1. A yurtyt In fro a tree and tappers who heard the 7"?. "f ( Kort 'fn,Elwr f."d -! to n. one crush, took him to their cabin. He- m' " " VaVc '"Ts. Becker , ,0, ,.'.,"r .. "7 J"'. ? ' port, are that both of his leg. wore ) "n lUf. " " 'LfJ wl" ?"ur ,,h,r '"""V,"" ,nl0..the broken. (One trapper remained with . 7 " , , , Bmo. 1 .'Ht " J "l T"0 " V ., ,'. i,.,,,irt is ,,,n.. Hei-iy .. ! - ..to) Jjrace,i,0 rather hard boiled and not In- Fau. S . I to the Hdrwe Hunch Thursduy dur ing the night to summon aid. The rellef party; consisting of rharlcs wVightson. Boise alrmull orriclul: Harold O'Connelll man ager of the Im Grande airport; Forest . Hanger Keith McCoot.'Of Oovc: Or. it. G. McC'all, or l.a Orundc and Clarence Itlchards. of t.'ove., lert Cove yeatcrday about noon and reached the Horse Uanch ubuut 7:30 or 8 o'clock last night. The party stopped thore long enoUKh-to cut and ut 0 o'clock con tinued on towurd the trupper's cab in. . At Unit point, it was believed , that they would nut return to Horse ltanch sooner than noon today and .. piubably a few hours later than that. After arriving at the trap- . -pels' cubln, It vug saidUie, uuisea,,. wotliu navo io oc given nine in Score by Quarters I 2 S . Ijt Grande 0 4 " Enterprise 2 6-. cllncd to fall for the bootleggers' tales of w-oe.. . , . . . r - " I .Commissioner lorun resurrected some old revenue acta which are " ; now. for the. first time . beings en 8 27 ' forced agulnst bootleggers and -' moon- shiners ''convicted .In- tlio .slatc and justice courts. In a hnp- 'nmrird way vlolutora-eonvlctod In l'-1- the federal courts have been as sessed .the .penalties under these Chilly Weather Overnight Opens HAKI.lt WINS PKNtM.BTON. Ore.. - Jan (AP) The Baker High school bus ketball teum defeated Pendleton old acta and a million dollars was 1 a to J8 hero last night. J collected last year largely from that source though a few of the vie-, tutors ' reported by Mr.' ilaaeltlno contributed to .it. As there are at least three times as : many con victed In the state courts as thero n m v -r - ww arc in uie ieuerai courts inn income I jOltl WaVe HerC to th0 lI- treasury, from this . . 1V ... source ought .to be greatly iu- '' ,ercased;- j!-''"' !. Cold weallier pfedifil Ion's; voiced I . t T ' 'l"h ll!UUl Urn Vi which td rest before sturtlng the yesterday are being borne out. IjistJ Hilefly the regulations reforrcd fclurn trek. They expected to' nignt tne mercury aroppca w uov. ' --- i"" reach Mr llilckner ubout 4 or 5 grces lower In l.a Grande than on more year ago. and some of them o'clock this inurnlng. the previous night and this morn-; at the Instance of ho Ihiuor In- Itrt'iiking Trail ' Ing, tlio government weather fore-.: teresls. Mr. Haselllne says. hor While the rescue party Is re- fust for Oregon predicted a cold.: example every retail Ihiuor dealer wave in 'mo. cast portion lonigiu, ,o .wmuhvu Senate Leaders See Filibuster Against Measure Indirect Action Suspected Against Cruiser Bill ; Law-makers Far Behind Schedule " WASHINGTON. Jun. !! (Al Senate lradein ure beKlmithK to wonder If ull tho time beln cun Huniett In dobutp thene da'8 Ju not uu Indirect filibuster, ut least HKHlnut tlio crulaor const ruction bill. - Kur behind the rvKulan uvlu-dtile In disposition of the nrcetwury up proprlution bills, the won ate in lio Kinnlnff to have u crowded culcn dur HlthoiiKh It ha only tho one major pleoe of leKlHlutlon, the cruiser bill, will pendhiK A crafty filibuster admittedly could eiidaii gvr thin measure. Six Wct'kM u (in There are hIx weeku to t hihI the determination of President elect Hoover to have un extra hos slon for furm relief and tariff vlKlon Hum removed two of tlte Mk Kest problems of the Hesslon from the calendar. Hut this develop ment only sec ins to have Uw the luetics of doluy. - The house with Its more sir ent rule of debate has roiio its customary business-like ner. . It wus In recess today leaders, lifter pussuKa lute yester day of moro than half u billion dollar fund four-department Hp' proprlution bill, were of tho opin ion that a day's rest-could be In dulged In. Seek IxMifctr Kc.sbUms Chulrmau Hale of the senate naval committee, is preparing to attempt to force lonuur dully ses sion. He wants the senate to meet ul. 1 1 tnulmifl i.f nuiin HHiih iIjiv Pplonrla nf ttto npiiluni i-Anut riicllnii bill also ure beglnnltitf to think of the cloture rule which limits de bate. It requires a two-thlrdH vote to make 'this operative. But the senate hesitates to em ploy the cloture unions u filibuster ( 1m In ope rut Ion and so fur the op i position 'has not even opened up on the cruiser measure.- Republican Independents, led by Henutur Norr'ls of Nebraska, are .ready , to oppose the cruiser INSPIRING? DESIGNER SAYS SO I Li-r.ianviw-iitiiKir 1 -..ir. j I ' ' " ';. f w h l is t . -u.1 "inn. Wiv .Aa1..i,frff . IMIsh loilicl Triipliugrii (iiiKr lefl). Nov York comIihiic lie Klgucr, linn riiuiid u new suimo r luiilriitlgii In (lie mitlvo gnrli or IOiimI ArrlciuiH. At I hi- right and lH-r li-r aro exam pics of nlml kImi fsiiccis to miHlify for American nanlroueM. Cap Identified By Alienists In Northcott Case lilVKltHIIHO, Jan, III (Al')--Tlili nilcroKcoiio of the HdentlHt toilnv hill. 'VyliH deiitlned to pluy ii large P'll't IThe oppoHitlon camp alxo Include j lit tho atuto'H offuri to hang (lor . I Senator King, of Utah, and a mini-I dun 8lewn.it Northcott for the ulny Jber of other demucrulH and Iiiim Ihk of llirne hiiy, lo-yoar-old Nol leonulderalile atrenglb. . hut the,. wn. anil . 12-ywir-nld JrfwlH Wlna- .....ism a, u JAu,. u..l .1 H-vl4.i...tia. .fUnvlium LTUIIr 111 IfllUIIWHC IHBIW4. llll'f IlllVtl - f f . ' under tliuue acts, to with their homes, are breaking a and Bundny. '7, . 'i, . V trail out from t.'ove o aa to have The general weather prediction 1 "'cal lm h cuuW et 'cenae a path aa far rrom Cove as pos- from San 1'rancleco today, l-ccclved, fro,n th co"nly ot, ' alble for the n.llef group. Work b,re from the Associated I'resa. tol- "",, ''n.obut a plain tox on thin waa started yesterday and ia: . . . : , but bootleggera and all used to pay . ...... . v to keen the fedrnl Wonue men conumu-i luuuy. u , Kar western stales: the outlOOK. orf their. bar1(i mi it .lif..tm.. ihSv:i".rrryd u" Mr- ,s ror B,nT,,,y utr xrm&zt N . urnier r'eiiorts have been re- ,w,,"",t'r w",h tc'npcraturcs much, ug , b0,esgera UHC t0 pay. No rurllicr repoils nave uein re- j.OW norlnai curly In the wi-ek and. that lux as did lln.ni.il rieuh.r n,l ceived as lo Mr. Uuckner'a con. I- wUll. hl,ttVy frosla , cHr0rnla."' : I " Jou t chance. Hon or aa to his version of the A,mp ii,ne 7, .u y,m" . tako , chances ' ""i, i . ,' nno)B , , 'evading the city and county author cni", .1 The mln ilium In l.a Grande last i n i,. r .. ii . turning, a large group of Cove men mi. iimi'K in, r. wiiii 1H :iz veil rs ... . i ...i.i ol. has 'been employed by' the i; uuin or.raliove'The Varncy Air l.lno since last L'eb- bpfore . At 7:30 . m. ,0(lav the "' 1 J ' Kil nXtor !:',!o"r.'!S" l-Porature had wanned up only. EXI r! "p." about today from Mrs. Buckner. who " uiu nui came hero rrom Holse to meet her, Willi the snow depth over tlite" PV- of,1;,0"1,''B "oonslllnera 1 mod when he Is brought 'from "ectlon ranging from half a foot ; are the distillers of today and the the hills. Ills 1'lrst Act'lilolit "This Is the first airplane acci dent he has ever had," she said to uii Observer reporter. Mr. Uucliner Is a nuLive of Culif- KVnliuued on Pago 6) niGlF SCHOOL LYCEUM TO BE up. farmei-s are not worrying about last thing they or the bootleggers their winter wheat, aa tho snow think of paying toduy Is that tax Is expected to afford ample pro- as It would simply be notice to lection. lho prohibition bureau that they A warning was Issued from 8041 proposed to sell or make liquor. Francisco yesterday to livestock Then If the moonshiner colors his men, so' as to enable them to pre pare for the next few days. A brisk wind drifted the snow In some parts of the cky last night. In order to permit pedestrians to navigate through the snow, the eltv is rlcarine off the sidewalks In GIVEN JAN, 30 lhv various residential districts. (Continued on 1'age C) LEGISLATORS ON INSPECTION TRIP Tin Kiddle and Weather- spoon, Visit Normal : II l .1 fT , oiid of a series of lyceum ,r U TVIVI WIS M V j Committee frnin Snloni rv., .ponsored by the student , IrtStOll UtttCCTS .VIAAU nnA ' ii uy ij: ine 11 tiranue Jitgn scnooi j .... Mil' !e held Wednesday. Jan. 3fl, j "i ' the Melluxllst Kplscopnl church, I The Hpantoh-Anierlcan War vet i; iw ...inounced today by Nvllc erans of l.a Orande and the aux- 1 ! I', l uiiness manager of tho as- lllai-y w ill install officers at a meet- A ilelegation from the slate lea- i .iiiefl -Indent. Ing next Wednesday night. Jan. 23. stature, consisting of Itepresenlii- 'ine pnigram Is to be given by W '"s announced today. The vet- ( live H. II. Weatherspoon, of Un f. I., liurgderfer, who Is an en- cl-ans will start off the evening with . Ion county, chairman: A. U. Hush lertalncr of more than 20 years a supper at 0:30 o'clock In the tight,1 of Multnomah county, H01111 experlenee and Is heralded us a K- ' hli"- 1 tor Kred K. Kiddle, of Inland t:lly, genuine favorite. He has appeared "r- Hourton. or Maker. accora-and Ham Kozer, of Halem. who Is in practically all of the states of l"nl,,1 ''V members of the llaker director of the budget for Oregon, the Union. order, are expected to be here for arrived In Ijh Urunde at noon t- Mr. Uuruderfer is a "man f tne insuiiiauon, many talents," and Is primarily a characterlstlst. It Is said. "He Is a master inlmle and 11 humorist sec end to none. He Is a story teller that you could enjoy for hours," a.lvuiire notices declare . Mirther announcement regarding j IVace officers of 1'nlon. the tickets and the time the per- Iowa. Maker. I'.iiatllla an lormance is 10 liegln will lie made later. Peace Officers Meet on Monday Wal Mal- day and spent this afternoon In specting the Eastern Oregon Nor mal school. The committee visited the tuber culosis hospital in The Ihilles. yes terday .morning and the Eastern Oregon hospital for the Insane In i'eudlet'in yesterday afternoon. Mr. Itushllght. who Is chairman UKATHKIt TODAY 7:3ii a. 111. 14 ubove. Minimum: IS above. Condition: cloudy. WKATIIKK VKSTKUIIAV Mafinuin 35. Ililnimuill 23 above. Condition: snuw one Inch. WRATH t:ll 4AX. II. INI Maximum 3.. minimum II above. Condition: clear, ' hear roiiniies will gather In Baker uf the -house ways and means com next M.miluv for the nurnose of mlttee and former mayor of I'orl electing officers for the coining u"ld- "nl Mr. Koxer will return to yiir. At present Police Chief (Tint Western Oregon tonight, but Mr. Hnynes. founder of the organlxa-. Kiddle and Mr. Weatherspuon will lion Is president. J rcimiln here until tomorrow eve- It Is expected that T. A, Itnffcty. nlng.- ' . of the mate Iraffle division, andj The committee was met here by Oeorge Alexander, slate proiubl- Senator Colon ft. l-Jberhard. wlio Hon commissioner, will attend. il visiting at home over the week- . end. and who Joined the commit- KNOW IX IKI1M)U jteeinen. MKIl-(ll(ll. Ore.. Jan. 11 (Al'l The legislators are acting aa a An in.-h of snow fell here last sub-committee on the ways and night, with a heavier fall In the. means committee of the leglsla. hilla. Traffic ovr the Hlskiyoua niro. and made the trip to The unit of the Pacific highway was I Miles. Pendleton and !e Grande hampered lightly, aa was traffic In order to determine the .needs over the Ashland-Klamath Kails 'of the three Eastern Oregon Instl blghwny Itutkins. 1 ' the two-thirds roiiulrod for ture if such is necessary. a clo- WrIT MAI'riilt I):i,ayi:i WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 (AI'l Aflcr rour hours of debate in exe cutive session the senate tmlity failed to reach a. vote on tho nom ination of Hoy O. West, of Chicago, aa secretary of Interior. . An agreement was reached veto at 11:30 p. m, on Monday. lo SETTLEMENT DISCUSSED AT NOON MEETING Kid Unrtan, of the Oickoii sluto chamber of cufinnciup, is here to duy unci mot with the board of 01 rei'tnrs of the loctil uhiimbcr f uomtiiercc at tiooii ut the Hacajuwea lim for a discussion of lund set tlement activity In Its rotation to Kitsteru Oregon. Various mailers for the Improve ment of the services nf the state chamber for this section were brought up. Mr. Jtarlan stitri that nearly 4, odd famines were brought to Oi'Cffon throiiKb the state cham ber In the last few years and that there ure records of over $15,d0d. eud invested In this state by these new settlers. He ulso iioinled out that OreKuii Is the only slule In the union growing In farm population and said that the prospects for more extensive laud settlement wore brighter than they havu ever been. boy novel Identified definitely. After nearly two weeks of lurid cral testimony regarding Nurth- itt's alleged activities at his Wine DAWES HOUSE IS RAZED BY BLAZE Son of .Vfce Pr&ident Is Among" Other Boys Who Jan. Hoover and King Talk Over Long Distance Phone Tribute to Sacrifice and Courage of Belgian Peo ple in World War Is Transmitted WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 Al') Trlbutu to the sacrifice and cour ago of the llelglan people In the world war was paid today by l'l osldont-elect. Hoovor In an ad dress which wus carrlod aciosa the oceun by long distance tolophono. Hitting at his desk at Ills tompor itry headquarters here, Mr. Hoover, spoke to uu audience gathered In the publlo aquaixi at Brussels at u celebration in honor of the-election of the former chairman of the commission for tho relief of llel gium to the presidency of the Unit ed Htatca. ItuNpowls to outers. . . Tho address wua In response to those delivered by King Albert; l're-mior Jaspar, and fciiniio Kran iul. who-wus associated with Mr. Hoover In Belgian relief work dur ing the Ocrman occupation. "1 appreciate this opportunity to extend my greetings to Your Ma jesty and to my many old friends of the relief organisation In Bel gium," Mr. Hoover auld, "I could not join In this occasion without a flood of memories of tho years or our association during tho great war. Time quickly dims Unit gi gantic period in the minds of men, and the problems und difficulties of reconstruction from the war en velop our attention. Hut nothing dims the rudiunce of Belgian sacri fice and couiage. These are none who do not pay homage to Its Itn- J perishable chapter 01 putrlotlstil ' und sacrifice. j "1 thank your mujesties, the prime minister and other friends for their renewed expression of good-will to myself and my asso ciates und to my country. It marks an enduring friendship for It springs from tho hearts ot men. It finds deep response In my coun trymen. ' SMISOVER HATIOiJTM TENPERSOaS Heavy Property Damage Caused Yesterday in 5 - Mid-west States RESCUE FAMILIES FROM OHIO FLOOD Heaviest Snowfall Winter Paralyzes Traffic and Maroons Motorists in . Utah ; v . HM)IHiKTT. Mo., Jan. It (API Tho third dauli as a matt of a Hid storm la this vleinltjr yea terday wan reported today. CHICAOO. Jan.. 1 (AP) Kprlllg storms, two montha ahead of time. killed 10 persona in five states yes terday,, Injured many more, caus ed heavy property damage , and finally swirled awny up the 81. Lawrence river valley. . In several plueea the storm that moved northeastward -from South em Missouri, across Illinois, Indi ana and Ohio, was of .loraadic vio lence, especially at Cape (tlrerdeau, Mo where two small children were killed, at Maunle. III., where there were three deaths, and at Fort Branch, Ind. where one woman was killed. rnscaMinal Rains " Unscusonnl rains and high winds wero reported over a wide area contiguous to the path of the prin cipal storm, going us fur south aa Mississippi, where one man was killed. Two men drowned In the Ohio river when the storm oanali. ed their skiff, and another wax blown from u bridge at Louisville. Ky. , - - . ... Victims of the storm 'were: Dorothy Muy Hundley. IK, Mau- aguln my hopes for tho continued I.AWltKNCEVlLI.K; N. J., Il (Al'l Kuwes Houmu, tho health and huunlnosa of vour mu largest dormitory ul l,uwrencovllli jestles. And may 1 add ugaln iny achoolr-, w'r-isl'yiyed -oarls . thtaiopw-'flijif th; .frsperHr' of Bol muriilng In arpectacular fire that glum.' - ' """' ' ,' l,Vtllrku..ul l.u UL,i, Hlr. Hoover, snoke first and Klng'hle. HI. Alboit followed, speaking In Kng- Bernloe Tuekfr. Maunle. Ilsh. When His Majesty had con- M,'"; Amos Newman, Maunle. eluded Mr. Hoovor replied: Marjorle Hargraves, 4, hear Cap "Your Miijusty. muv I oinross uiruraeau. Mo. Buddie Hargraves. . near papa airardeUu, Mo. '-., ; - . Miu M X?..l ' ' r . ....... .... --..(vtu, au) . i-ort Km neh.r rn. '? --'W ,-. .... - iloy filter, lil. -and Clinton Ma. sent aliiilenis fleeing for their lives, j The text of King Albert's u.ldress I """y- 4- drowned. In Ohio river The dormitory, a rambling friiino , niado .public here follows: siriie.liire. oiiuaieii io ine iiiinuiin vllle elilekeli raiieli, t lie illKpiixxlliu- iripurut.iry school by Vice Presl nln If tinwleilee i.t (lie I ei-li 11 Id, I III.1. vimtlKHliir, the imUiolnglNT, - tlio chemist and I lie paleontologist, N being Invoked by lho proKerittlon In Its attempt to prove Northcott utility tif tho slayiiigs chiu-geil to him by his Ki-yenr old nephew, Siinfiird (Hark. ' ItilroduiHi Kvldenco ICvldeiice liiiseil upon observu. lions mailo under the mleruscipo ' iilreiiily has uppeiired in the case. Yesterday .1. (ilurk Kellers, l.os Angeles teehlileal Investigator who liitt'odticeil it- iiuiks of physical evi dence which Inter Is In be fur ther identified by other experts, told fruiu tJie sliintl of, a micro seopli cxnliillmllon made of a cap found at the riiiich. TliG cap hits been Identified lis having I'lelmiged In onu of the Winsliiw buys. congintiilate most sincerely the lll-esiflenl-nleef tif II. H In u linni ncni , iawcs iiousou ... siimeius. u Kvi,ut m01) , through ah Im- threo maslers and three iiervants. p0,.1( v. ,,nU.UMlet, tnB eua01... Hoys sleeping in lho second atory ,,, ot. ,,u deu Tne v dorm lories wero roused Just In HI)ltp, or Amit,, whlKh Mteml time lo esrupH, Among thnm wn .,. liana Dawes, . a ,m of the vice f "' l00,"' 1 .in. nf.ciium uv viviiiiit-iifc ui president. Kylvan Hchlopp, occupying quar ters on the first floor wus awaken ed by tho roar of flames, and run through the building shouting un 'Industrial technique and produc tion with the noblest solicitude-for universal peace, "The Kellogg Pact has brought forward an Ideal of high Ititorna- inclngly motallly. It la tho duty of n imerenieu iii.i.uns 10 maintain tills ideal unblemished. Band Concert to Begin at 4:15 If. M. At 4:16-o'clock lumorroiv iiftrr noon l,u (Jrumlv nmlv will luivi the opporlunily or houritiK tlx oml or u aerUtB of proKmoiH K.vei. by the I At Orutwlv Municipal nnl whn It uppfan ut the Arcade I he ater. Tho itrofcruin In exp'icij to h' unusuHily kooU. The toitcrt will take ubout un hour, unnounccH An-drt-w lAmpy Jr., director. Announce Tuesday Chamber Program Tlte program Cor tli cimmljcr of coiiiiiM'rce lotum for TuoMdity. Jun. y. Hi the Kacujuwcu fnn. hiiM b-in annutincH by rhurlcx Mallioetir, HerntHry of t h rhumbcr. and will t connlHt of u dlHt'UHffinii by K. H. Appleby unci It. J. Oreeit, of l,a Orande. Poles In Favor Of Kellogg Plan WAI1HAW. Jan., lit iAI') Tho l"olliih cabinet lajit nlirtit appnved rutiricution or the KellOR-ff-ttriand ptu-t renouncing war. The treaty will now be ftvnl to parJiamenl for ajifcn. ttluriti. i The fliiiiicH wtiro cIoho when tlin bVir on tli hpcoimI Moor woro uwultetiud by IiIm ciiIIh, , the MtairwuyM were Hpoutlnor rinmcM. "Helmut. i will never forfrel the The wlndowH offered the only way help Riven by Mr. Hoover lo her , of ejtcane. with a long Jump to people .Buf fering in the throeii of frrouiiit. Home of tlio hoytf roriued the great war. He wittt tho bo'Jl huiiuiti cliulnM by . holding on lo of (heir relief atutdist th'n gieatettt each o the iK hundn and fent, and pullllcfil, timritiino und economic I many eHcuped by cliinbiiig down dlfricullleH, Ju the naitio or the the bacuM of their compauioiiH. , Belgian peoplo I expreKH our nytn OlheiH h'tiped to the ground. ;ifilhy und gratef ulneMn to the grout A duplicate uf the heaiiplece wuh j The Iohh excoeded 76,00(. Aiiieiican who hun well deserved puichaed ut a I'oinonu, Cal., lure i Mont of the buy were barefoot the title which none other him yet where N. fl. WIiimIow, father of tho and elud only In palaumH huvlng oblalned of 'Krlend of ilelgltilii " niiKMing hoys, had purclmKod tlio no ttuio to wive clol liing and vulu-i . . oriKiiuti one. i mo necono cup hum ublew. a tew Hnutchod up over torn upurt, SelleiH testified, and coatH beroro they leaped, rtftm-cH In the hand were studied I under lho ruiernitcope, Compared wllh Klrnilar figures in (tie original one they wero found tn tally exactly, the expert testi fied, f xif YOUTH CRAWLS FROM BED AND SAVES TRAIN High Council Of Salvation Army Considers Order Sportsmen Urge Feeding of Birds KporlMiieu of ha (iiunde ' were today urging rarniern over the county to put out wheal for game hinhi, fiartng that t'liincxe pheaa aula ami ottier varieties may Htatve In the next few day uiiIckm feed Is made u vauMe. The hwivy hoow lo r'prt'd lo luivo cut off their nut ti ral food Htippiy. Hoof and Mouth I , I'ClMKIiOY. Ohio, Jan. 11 fAI') A youth. Ml of liifluena, erawi ed from hin lied and waved a New York Central ruijroud train from an alinoHt eetialn wreck at Uyea- . vllle, near here, IuhI night. 1 Tho youth, filenn Cllno, living at Hyeitvllte. hfard a roar along the lallrirjid trackx as he fay In bin bed. Convinced that the Hound he heard wuh the erunh of Htone jnd dirt in tho railroad "cut" a Hhort diatuueo from bin home, ho got out of bed, Hcized u lantern and uiude a, hurried iiiKpectlou, The InvetHtl gallon proved IiIh ,t)NIKN, Jan. t ( AP) Jlope (that tho court h wo-jld find that (Jetierul Hrumwell Month hus no legal grounds to prevent his being ousted from command of the Sal vation Army wuu held toduy In re form circles. . , . J sawyers of tint Army wern uh derstood to huve usHiired tho re form party In tho high .council that, they had nothing to fear from the miii prino injunction . nprung by l lie generul us the council met to e.hoono ills sttL'OOtsor. . ThoV were between Milton, Ky.. und Mudlson, inn.- .. William Thrusher, 43, blown from bridge at jbouisville, Ky. Kmella Kerrettl. about 6. Shel hy,. Miss. . ,t . A negro a I mo whs inltttilng in tHn Khelby, Mlw., storm and Is bellevw ed to have been burled under the wreckage of the three atory hard ware store and . Masonic, lodgn building which wus levelled. The roof of this structure was carried across the street and dropped upon Kenotti's shoe shop, crushing It und killing the shoemaker, rloudhurst In Illinois Cloudbursts were reported through the south-central Illinois seetlon, causing heavy damage by the flooding of buildings. The Hinall ut earner Mary J. overturned In the Ohio river at Mounds, III. No oho wus u board. Hmull streanm throughout the area overflowed, and traffic wus halted In many places, where the water covered portions of the highways. Mining temperatures precede and accompanied the storm, ther mometer going us high as 64 de grees ubove xero at CvunHVllIe, Ind. Teiuperatures begun fulling whett night came. Ktorms of less severity swept Kentucky und Tennessee. 1CKS( ! Kl rilOM FLOOD CLISVKLAND,' O., Jun. 19 (AI'J Ten persons were rescued eurly toduy us rising waters of the Cuya hoga and Chagrin rivers swirled about their homes. . Three men bruved the swollen waters of the Chagrin river, which, had overflowed Into u ravine, to rescue Mr. and Mrs. Grant Down ing. their 3-year-old daughter, Uorr othy, and a 20-month -old baby, from their home. Two men wero tu ken from the roof of u shack uft er the Cuyahoga river hud rlKen, three feet In un hour and awak confident that the Chancery court' cited them In their bunks. would set uide tho Injunction Count guardsmen saved unother when the case Is culled on M outlay family, marooned at the mouth of 'fears correct, Tons of earth und t11"'' the council will be lefl free tothe Chagrin river. Two children hli hruitl? f)Mltva roi;k h,Hl f,l,pl ,n" ,'"t- Knowhm Pwfd with election of a new l(H(flua lltttO hB pnKsenger Unln No. (I was due ' K''nerui on Tuesday. In n few nilinitcM. the lad run to u i Hulvutlon Army circles wwi grief bend a Klu.rt dh tan e from the JtHieken over the. d-uh of CoiiiimIh lundsllde und Waved hU Inntern hh tllin"r Maine4, vice pntibleni of the the locomotive bore down on hlto. eounell. reeling that II ua dlrect- HuKtMeer Tm lllley kuw the I 'V '-aiH4ed by word or the Inj ine faint light, swinging to ami fru in ! ""'i He hud Jtn.t On'shf". a speech the din ktu:H und applied llioj"" opp'"Won or tho present brake. The train wu bronchi tu a nystem or tho Army dining nvhlrh stop Juft hh it cnterr-d tho cut. j bal hern fretpiciitly annoyed by (itMwfmerH un the. train bav , it'ierrtiptions from Cit'ierine and already started a rov to obtain ' Mary Koolh, daughters of the gen ii Carnegie her? iued for the bi.y. ' 'r"'- ' -- . i ' Mow Hid h do It." he cxcluim- ed when told of lh Injunction, lie 1 ehlltht'O'iMl and ilriitiMtl iloiitl. normally Approved HACK A M KNTO. Ch I.. Ja n. 1 ! fAI) lr, Clifiri'B Keitne of the mute depurtitient or aKi leulture an nouiic (I outbreak of hoof sud mouth d isi'sse In a herd of ar.oo boKM on u ranch mar Whit tier. Tlte nuthnuk Ik tlio first in Culiforiilu. since 1112 4. Morley Acquitted In Klamath Trial j Young and Morgan , KLAMATH rAU,H. lire. Jin. 19 tAI) Krn Morley wasacuuli- ted lust niKht of the murder or J. II. Xnndnll In -Itty, on the night of I'AKIH, .bin. t'l lAI') The Nov. an, taut. The Jury was out mimes of Owen p. Young mid J. fpur hours. I'. Morgan have hern officially ItiindHll wiik sitWd in a right "ration rommiwlun, the men hitv- with Morley. The drfndHtit act tug been named to serve on the ex- ti p a nun eiutfiil plen of Mdf defence, and definitely approved by the rep nlb'lftng that Handall hud a knife l"rl committee which will cuti In tr.i html during the ycuffte. ; aider reiaraUoti- revltfiotl. IIMOMKM KOITOIt I OCIHV 11,1,1-;, Ky.. Jan. 11) (AIM The Courier Journal announced today that Hnrrlnon Uobertson for ih last six years chief of the edi torial staff, has been made editor. The title of editor heretofore has bean held by the owner und pi' I' ll ml their mother und father wero carried to iiafety In a collapsible hoot. Their names .were not learned. - . , A rulufnll record of two Inehe:-. in M hours was established hen. last night. 13 flKAYY SNOW IX t'TAII HALT LA.KK CITY, . Jan. (AC) The heaviest snowfall of the winter which puralyxed truffle und Continued on Page M . . GEORGE HARSH HELD GUILTY ; FACES DEATI ATIjANTA. (la., Jon. 19 (AO- -George Harsh, former Oglethor . university student and scion of wealthy Milwaukee family, w;- : convMed by a superior court Jui . here today of murder, - The wrdit: lUfii'. Judrfe Hubert VV, iilmjahaiu.' carris the deulh punalty.