La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CI T Y EDITION Ha (inmiir Ewmtra (bmwtt TIK WEATHER OREGON; Unsettled, niu wt portion lemtshl and Sat urday, silently wurawr la the In. tartar of tlra north p-orlloa Ion ;thl VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 111. CONDITION OF ROADS MUCH BETTER NOW Old Oregon Trail High- way Is Open I hrouglv out This Division Tigers On Trip Over Mountains To Play Bucks 10 La Grande High Bask etball Men Leave for Pendleton; Play Wal lowa Here Saturday Two automobiles carrying the lu member of the, Ut CSrutiU High school basketball suund left for 1'e-inlloton shortly after noon tortac In the Itountl.t'n ritv the 'rltiu ill t.ttiu Ik. Ili11n!ttl Mlfh school quintet at 7:30 tonight. ' j The ears wero driven by Coach Gl rn 1 jr rt "J Halplr Christie' und Nylic l.ewls eneral 1 ravel May Begin business mnat r of the aKuiutej By . Sunday; Warmer students f the itteti school, Th itr ,i a , men who ai making the trip are: yv earner v,itu&e& onu W j,raden, Wolfe, v. Newlin, V. New- j Walslnger, , lioe, laua, Thoinp- . son, Hugg and Patten. 1 A nen assembly wan held at 1 Weather conditions throughout -clock ,h;8 afternoon at the hlnii this district were Improved toduy. hool to BVe the men a send-ofr with the coming of wanner westh- j Waitaw SnlunlAy. er followlnK a three Inch Know-foil ,,,,,.,1 iKht ljt Oromle th Inst night. The stst hhrtiwny of- ,oc!( l(,am w, mMt the Wu,iow flees announced at l:3 o'clock , , ., ...,,. ,, XVolfe. WALLOWA ROUTE NEARLY PIERCED to Start Melting Here this afternoon that the Old Orecon principal of the high achool at STATE RESTS ITS CASE IN KEYES TRIAL Lengthy Verbal Battles Between Attorneys De layed Testimony lei eti; j vr diiow suae wear Perry Derails 9 U. P. Freight Cars No One Injured in Acei- dent; Track Cleared for Other Trains 3 Hours Afterwards PROSECUTION IS Tho first serious snow slidi to occur on this division this winter derailed nine freight ears one mile least ef Periy at 3;Iu o'elock yester- day afternoon. according to a re- tTui4 r'rwn r ilrnu ff rsffii'iu t ruin V WliSIVJK iH MUVJ'The slide, resulting from an over v . hanging drift, pushed tho cars from ' ' U pawing" east bond train, nitoslng Both TaX AsSeSSOr And the engine by five ear. J. 11. Attorney Are Allowed,"" , . . . Ftfty-eight men wero catted to tO Appear AS KebUttai ; the scene to shovel snow and tho "Wifnpccpo. J i track was cleared by o'clock in inieooi.a . the evening, with no delay to othor I trains. It -Is reported. I,OH ANGK1.R8, Ket, I (AI) j No one was Injured In the slide The slate rested its case at lli:4J and the amount of damage to cars this morning after the presentation and contents has not been an or rebuttal witnesses in the bribery Bounced an yeL trial of former district attorney , . ' Asa Keyes and two codetendunts. WEDDING BELLS TO RING? Trail Highway is open again 10 inc., mker wln , lne referee (hot eosl of here und mat cars may nlgUl A preliminary game will be travel from Im Omiidn to Maker. p,,yed ttt 7:M 0-ciock the same It was aim stated thut the high- evening w,n tl, ,oplioiiiorei! and way has been almost opened be- j.Jnors clash. Krnncls Nowiin will tween here und Wallowa und that 0ff(cBte, a stage driver is attempting the ' trip today. It Is expected that theVj - 11 4 j Ijk Orunde-Wallowa l.ui; ron t OllOWiail AlUS will be open to general travel uy Sunday. ' I'mir I'Vet of Snow. ' The three inches or snow lust night brought tho January total to 48 Vi inches, just over the four foot mailt, which Is tho heaviest nn. mnnlh utinU' fit, the WlatitQr h,.re which data back to on. many men here who have Employment In City This Winter Willi continuing heavy snows in Ia Grande and Northeastern Ore- The temperature b(gan growlnj warmer yesterday and last night's uiinlmuni was 211 above. At 7:30 o'clock this morning it wus one de gree above freezing point and street thermometers were registering 45 above early this afternoon tho .warmest weather In the lust two weeks. ' - Hnow is melting eonslderubly ov er the city and some fears aro ex pressed of. u strong thaw. , ' REPORT IS MADE BY GRAND JURY been unemployed have found un abundance of work, cleaning otf tho snow frq;n tops of buildings und homes und helping In the clearing of railroad trucks roads, sideu'itlKs und highways. The unemployment condition last winter In Im Grande was grave, says Captain Iaek, of the Halvatlon Army. Tho ntn-d for relief worls is not noarly ao great tht winter and ther Is less unemployment, --he finds. ; ; . No addltiotml men hav been ihu i;" - 'tt vi -jeanen., into Messinn Wediiesdiiy ing away of now has been dom-. morning by Circuit Judge J. W.I by the rogularly employed crew ofl Kmiwles, -rturned a reirt late nix men, " , . fyeKlerdny of five aecrat Indtctmenta. Lengthy verbal battles between attorneys In the trial of A Ha Keyes, former dlstrlet attorney Hen Getx off and B, H. Rosenberg, far al leged conspiracy and bribery car ried the completion of: testimony over until today, Dofofvso Objerts Strenuous objection was made by the defense to permitting Kay Nii gont, deputy county tax assessor, and Attorney Jos Ford to appear as rebuttal witnesses for the state. After several houra of argument the state won In both Instances. Nugent said that Ben Getsoff, tailor, who had been Indicated by defense testimony as a man f Continued on Page S) Five True and One True Bills; Fred Black Case Be Tried Here kix kiiij-:i ix wiux'ic j 1IKKOEKSON, Ky., Keb. 1 AI) Ilvo members ef two train crews and an employe of the American Kxpress comianyt all of Louisville, Ky were reported killed eight miles from here this morning when 1 passenger train No. 148 on the Louisville, Henderson St. Louis; railroad crashed head-on into a freight. The men killed were burled in the wreckage and only one body had been recovered. J The dead (all of Iouisville J W, B. Bush, engineer f the pas senger train. Clyde Hall, fireman of the pas senger. J. A. Dell, baggageman of the passenger, - John X, Harder engineer of the feign. Hewitt B, Maysey, fireman ef the freight. . Milton I. Buckley, brakeman of the freight. The wreck occurred about 3:25 la, in,, according to reports. I'hh i sengcrs whs were awake when the "Mfvt eraah occurred said the train seem- I . V 5' V t 5 , f 1 r-i5-' f dt:rT l . Vi Hiimora tltal Cthla Cray, fa mow dancer, is to rd btr nwnager, '. I, Krcnms luuc hewn rlvl slims OlWu'is nrptit dlvorw from lluas, Sew Vorlt nlglit clnb oiirralor. Ttito fiktiMir, lakrm re tTfitiy, Is nalil to be lite wily pU-lnrv cier Mbea of tillcla utni Kreftps legcttier. Krt'pfw' tmme Is In Cbtcngo, - s . : Reporter Recalls Perjury Warning By Judge Hardy Member of 1926 Gi&nd Jury Says Judge Told Him to LayOff the Aimee Case" LEGISLATURE ISADJOIie TO MONDAY Senator Upton Protests the Lack of Work Ac complished So Far CHILD LABOR BILL IS REVIVED TODAY IOS A KG ELKS, Cat, Feb, 1 AP After listening to prayw at Angslus tmplo ial nlphl wish ing her "blessing and Godspeed on her trip north." Mrs, AJmee SempJe MePheraon, evsrtgeKt. left by sutomoblls far H-an hnclsco with tfi Intention of flyln from that point to ISurM Or., to eatcfc a train for Vancouver, lu'fill sn engagement, IndlcaUona were today that tiu lT illative hearlns Invesilgatinjc th $CO0 cheek presented to Superior Judg Curt os H Hardy, aa a "'hvem offering during the lnvHgatif5a of the "kidnaping casa" In 1 J2 3, would continue hen for about two weeks. The eomroHtte has beerr ! afternoon to convna Mocay at nwiirnped with meMwsea from per Bonn requesting permtealon to tea Ufy concsrnlog th dtiappearance of the evangcllit and su b sequent Normal Here To Help Conditions At Monmouth, Ore Extra Irwcl: drivers and other men imve iieen employed hy the highway department to help 1 tmow removal. ' ruttTt.rtMt SMW MKIiTIXU i I'OllTI.ANIJ. Ore., Kel. I (At) 1'Vnr' of an le utorlil wh dl pclled he- today a I'ortlandera awoke In the iiiueteal tlripplnB of meltlns anow from tho eaves of their hmisea. The weatherman. It mm rmiml. had not played false his "puliUe" in iiiedietlng warmer turn peral are. Oeeastomil rain avb predietel for lonlltht and tomorrow. The Oreson State Motor auMOtlil tlon toduy reported the folcnillilu river lilRliwuy blocked by drifts of hiiow at WuhUeena and tlneonla t!oi i;e. . Nineteen uutoinoblka wei u trapped nl Multnomah Kulla. un able to proceed In either direction, the retort stated. Allhniiirh hiKhwuy rrewn working steadily, no definite time ment of an agreement concerning has ben net for the opening of the grading and filling of the the highway. The alternative route, ground at the Kastern Oregon Not- the North Hauls highway, also wus nal school she here. ' . blocked east of the Washougal It has also been reported that the bridge, but Washinslon highway hoard of regents will appoint a crews bald It might possibly be president for the school in Ltt late afternoon. urantlc at tnis meeting. SltMH- HAUSM. Veb. i The Oregon Normal school at Monmouth was found to operate tn a bultdlnir which Is e5bsalete, improperly fit ted for class rooms, and poorly lighted and ventilated, according to tn rciMtrt sulmilttert l,v u .iih.imn- ed to be going slowly There uim,U)!0 of tho Jolnt wavs Bnd mM,n, a sudden, jrlnding of brakes, they lmmnMUv wnlch vteltod lhc re. said, and then the impact. Both ly engines were demolished and one i .. lt, , , . li .aa ,i,-j I ' The foimislttee, which recom- wrk bum into flames toimKrimma'f- " - WBropftaHoo, Md atelv after the crash. N"1 att romm!,(i0H, Hi- HANG WOMAN AND MAN FOR MURDER Mrs. Lebouef and ' Dr. Dreher Pay for Killing of Her Husband in '27 c j . n iii. a c, u , senate rasses jjenroti-a- Measure Changing Au to License Year With Unanimous Vote BAlU, Qr rb. I tAJi Th senste sdjourned at (;M p. m. this H a. m. . . ., . SALEM, Ore , Ft, I IAP) Th kAM. nf t... n,.,iiri'live. ad. dtemisMl of c harKe agsJiut h-r ' jourr.ed today M aeon ttstll Moa anil her mothw, Mrs. Mlnnlo Kn- f dv momtafc with geaator Uptoo nedy, protesting tbe bwk of work ocffm- linn lis "I'erjury" Talk pltahed m far. The MUM -nm to An Interview with Judge Hardy, j reconvene at I o'ctocK tnU iftsr in which the Jurist "warmd htm joo.. - - sRuinst th "danger, of perjury" i Th ert to add Ore ron to th.a was related front the witness stand ! at " tW ksvs rU by Wallace Moore, former Bants-: the child Uhor imendmer.l la Barbara nevupaperman. Moore, i lhe tedimt cennttutlon, dcfeste-J armed with targe scrap book, told i lB 1Mt ""oa f!er te at hie algnmont to June, ' M in lh B-- wrt , 0h ,, , ,.,.( .,,,. ' thi mornlnt when KepresensstlTe Portland labor ccuoclL Introduced ( neolutloB to piaee the leflAl" lure sa record Mr rsctflcaUoB. mobile In which Mm. McPherson! hb4 Kenneth Ormisln, former As-1- getoii temple radio operstcr, were reported to be tramline Muth, It wus the fsllowlaa Ataout, he o!d, when Judne Hardy saw htm Governor BUI Fastcnon Km sirof-tl e fij v w t in: i Mrs. Ada Bonner Lrbouef and Dr. " Thomas K. Jiroher were lumged In 1 "Kiito Mne of Chat er" nuick nucretalon In thh parish tt' Jud Marty ne tola you to her. today , tor the murder olJmi . " Mr- MoPherson, Ijetwuer, trie woman a hui.n iflle wajliw ted tl wy" to Jallowit" acrohip.fiW Ky ' Kit at the new. paper office. Moore tie. j ho yea bill introduced by Hep itwioea t consiaeraMe length now j rcmtaUvo Byron, -which appro -tin publication of his story had pri&tes f St a month f&r Ma Oer boen followed by vlalla from hun- trude J. ijenny, ajred widow of dreds of peoiie who asked hint ' Judire Jteaay. . wli tetredttce4 auaut It and mid he "yeamd and CMnvee nheftssnts Into Urtion. nuid them to d eath" to keep them Thta approprisuon is made by eacn aeata of the legislature. A joint me in oris I sun cor, ires from knowinft what ' he really Veb'i AP 'thought about the nutomobUe Inci- amea w r, Hrimsua, nd, ;4M he' ask4 Joih' Kslner, rep -1 i ftertMt KrS,;!BrIJiM6h, ' V stlief J Ko, Hm ti4. hit, ealrf tioortf,'' Commissioner to Meet With Board Of Regents Feb. 2 A. T, Hill, prewUlent of the city cunnnlHMion, left 1 Griinle lust night for rurUund. Tomorrow he will iitlcnd the mfetlnn f the Ore Kon Xormal mhool htmrd of re- weru fznlH In Hulem to complete settle opened lion iliiotignmii me siaie - oiUO'tl' t rr cuici proved to ia. I ? Tlu linnp.rifil 1 rVnulnV untl Newport, however, were esperiiinclnj; a stiver thaw, with tmffln in those diHtHfts held up foe cm Indefinite period. ' Higher und Weaver, formerly of KnterpHse, today took pofweBtdon of the Imperial Milliard parlors on '- ( Depot street, which they purchased i from Jess Tryon, who hits been fit A fPlf PA llf 1 proprietor of the business place for Isli fliMiiurjiv ji llie lttSt folJr yeam " SCOUT EVENT I H uted that the, two men in Mfin msiw A V co"e hprH wlih very Rootl rec" iV AttltiU 1UmJI iiiendallons, having had conidder- i able exiierienee in this businewt. I Mr. Tryon has no Immediate plans for his future although he for Th chairmen of aetlvltles the Uy Scout unniverHHry week banquet to be held next Friday were nnnouneed today. Mrs. Lee Hanford will he Keiiernl chairman of tho affair. The dinner Is to be in the Methodist church in I-a Grande and a program will he held during th evening, John I'lper. of Spokane, regional neuiit executive, will be In I-a tirande at that time, and will par tH'ite Jn the prucram. , The women named to aiKt are: TrHM No. ti, Air. Biiittra; No. 13, Mrs. (leorire Uvmaii: No. 3, Mrs. K henspurjier; No. 4, Mrs. C. F Melhersfn; No. IS, Mrs. Georse Walker: No. 19, Mrs. K. lieitssler; X. 14, .Mrs. KIrby, Mrs. W. C. ter klns. Walter Ih'an wilt have charge of th entertainment. expects to ko to Ias Ve(?as for a. vacation sometime soon. Committees Prepare For Ball, Banquet I The annual It. V. O. Klks bail and banuet. which will tie held at T:30 o'clock the eveninip of Feb. 21 at the Grande, was ftirther discussed at the weekly meeting- of the Reneral committee In the Klks temple last nleht. The Star Novel- and one not true hill. The not true bill ws In favor of Burl Watson, who had been harued with hh Kiiiilt. This freed him of the charge. Following its report, the jury was dismissed. The clrctuit court term for Feb ruary wli! beKtn Monday with some civil casea set for the flist week. Change of venue In the case of the state v. Fred Blaek, charged wit h mansIuuKhter, the result of the slaying of I.reonatd Cmn at Ivostina last October during the deer senHon, has been granted by Judge Kntiwles and the ca.ne has been set for trial In Ia Grande, Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 9 a. ni. At the recent trial of Hlack In Wallowa county, the jury disagreed and was dismissed afler belni? out 24 hours. Application for change of venue was made by the defense. flhiek Is a transient linotype oper ator. Harry Newberg, who whs arrest-i ed with Jliack, was found guilty and was sentenced to fivo years in the state penitentiary. The wreck occurred .in the" cut j at a sharp carve. Wrecking crewn j from here and from L.outviie latlve to ralslnir the non-t evident t J- J. Hoaseau. Franklin priest. Tho ("Judas Hardy grave m thm Mm fTnntmied on Page Four. . INTRUDER IS KNOCKED DOWN BY ZIMMERMAN fee to tn per quartet for all !h!o normal' schools, and to the coordi nation of attendance and rurricuia tn the three scholia so there will le no eompetltion. Halsed taluries for the tcaehera were also tecom- I -a tarmule SclHKd to 'Help. The report of the comwilllee also liyle KImmerinan, who msJies his home in the I.ymnn apart-, nients, wan awakened during last night by the noise of breaking glass and, getting up to investi gate, found an intruder In his apartment. As he stepped Into the living room, he was hit over the shoulder with a radio toud speaker and then Ioyle went Into action, knocking tbe, man down twice before he escaped. The police" were notified and later arrested Clarence Munley, who la held today on :m open charge. The person who entered the apartment broke the glass in thu door and then turned the knob from the Inside. man followed wit h hi spiritual sti Ifne of chatter thai: the rest of them vlser. the Hev, J. A, MoCormnck. il0 VVrUi ued to It. I kd my Methodist minister, beaido him. 5 rily dltor whiit I altould toll bin Her four childres vlsjtsd Mrs, and h mid ho understood Jud Mbouef yesterday afternoon and t irdy wm a m! fHnd of Aimee's Ur. Oreher ws visited by hta wlfo,ftlM, working hunt for her, o I m s.nd two daughter. When Vetuv "Wlih Ud" Hhertff lecot told to ehanra ths naUcua.al banking act to permit the atate cf Oregoa to assssB, levy f ssd eoiifl vpon property of national taaka to th slate qo. -ft sfftrttAi3Wf rtart- ropciiii (listel .sitsh ihe of rvpreenttiv"i Thurda.r after noon by And?coB., Carkis s&d Hainllton, The memorial is a a at tempt to Kgtln the f 03,000, sp proxLma.tfctyf is tax Ssat ts slate by a ruiinf si the federal courts whfch disallowed the stst to last national btnk property cm a. j p&rtty with other class of prop Judge Hardy talked about Rus rty. and 'HiRve thn mssiDed kid nan-I Cite Court Delta f tho Judge talk stated that tlte aitendance of f8 Hreher he would Imv to hang, tha 'er and wild the tea Angies pu- S The niernoriBl ettea the wcnt students Is an Increase of over do Ehyslcton rewHed that tio "wmm at ; t. wr hmde ehWne ti n th federal court decision which re- per cent since 132 The - rcpsaed penc with aod,M , jajraira tst AngeJaa lempls than thsy moSt'ed IMAW wMs o prop- normal school at Qiande w!H Ths crlmo for which Mrs. I ,y-1 were InvssttgaUng th kidnaping. 9rt 'row the teJt r$m s reduce the crowded ronortions. Tho iypf -nd lSr f)rehr pay the pen-1 He said he had all tha confidence this tax baa "J JJf4 dormitory was found In good can- n? on the gHows mlrrsd !oatal-i.s the world n Mmm story. p S If J S i5 t , diilon and la stated to ho a source, ttmi, not only on teeount of the Then he nvaan to talk about un 1!l e OI? iy my. 1 " I -S , In faxes to through chargi r tho national linnhinj? c ad e , THm house passed senate MU 1 1 of profit. nuninr itself but hecauao of thsffrjur and how twrtous it wna, Itepresentttttve If, Jf. Weather-' fruitless leaal buUUs to save &hh4 haw danjroua It was to ntaaa spoun, of I nl on c(miij! y, was a i uumn i rum cxi'luuun, ; juenmicationn. lie mm ma ww member of the coiumtttw that In spected tits lna!itif(on at Mun ition th. - i AmoiiR the several recoimmindn Hons of the rommiltee mi the con trol of the tmtUlutlott wae the aug-ge-4t Ion t hat the t Iirf e Ida te sr uisls cooperate and not attempt to coin petit on attendant from vrl ons dMriela or the slate, maklnR their enroHinent more uniform. (onf!lrt In lhe surriuula of the vartoMs s'atK InKtltutlons was also denounced. j Jameft Ieboef was killed on tho '. Mrs. Nnrthrntt Prevented From Giving Testimony Grandson WandKJn?2S Governor C'orltTItnoM, Rlverslile, fill, jwhom he jirevUnmly hn referred Keli, 1 tAl'l f5ordoll Kieivart-to hs "my little molher" from the Northcolt In his story told from jsmnil, spent the belter pari of a the witness sIhim! tnriity, attempted jluy in the wilness rhalr himself, to aeeount for hones and other ev'i-jaiiimrenlly, during that llims $iet deiMe found hy Investleulora at hlxjtfni; only well stnrted In a mmli Wlnevllle. Cal., chicken ranch. illna story f his family llfo and Sorlheott mention on several oe-icondltlons t his Wlnevllle. Cal ejisltitts the murders of the two (chicken ranch. ' Wlnsluw l,ys and a Mexican lad. jlnt N(lrthr. fr, and hw.t. of which he Is accused, hut made m,p n ,h nnjl rame ra,,(.,ll. no adifeslons reBardlni5 them. He t nBUKn, K fMr M. thc amri i nc, , u , irei ords were concerned inra i ihtk, nis nepnew, (ninscii itlf and his iiarenls on tne. imsis or newaer acciwnls. f l i iTiaacs uiuuiaiiii Against I. C. C. night ef July 1, 127. The hua laiid, HupeHntendent of the Mor gan tity branch of the Ioulslana ialllu l!tnH)ea company, wa sh ot wh I le boa t rid 1 n on I ake Ialourde, near lihj Morgan City home, FlVfj days later Ills body ripped open ao that It would sink and weighted with angle irons, was found hy froir hunters. Mrs. f.e oouef and I r. Oreher, togthar with James Iteadle Morgan city i rnpicr, we arwrted soon after nnd tried for murder. AH three were found guilty In August, 198T, IlradJf was mtnnwl to life Im prisonment and the others to death hy hanging. Tim irtato contended at the trtal that the woman and cases In which Innocent men bad which provide for the crtceUrw (Continued oa PfiRt Bok's Gift To U. S. Dedicated ByMr.Coolidge tion of Interest and penalties on de linquent i axes on property acquired by the state. School busses would be e xem p : from pay In tha motor Wcenae t&Q if H. H, 111 irvtroduced hf Mc Cenrt of Multnomah aunB be- - co i n kb a taw. ' Well Malarkey of My!tsnih Th umwioy afternoon introdmced H. ft. nit which would 'Clace mem- MonNTAlN IAKKS Fla,, Feb. t bers of tha ssp?S5ie c&urt te oe (Al t-laring that "the mater- p run en is and require that at any ial prosprtty ot our nailos will bs sletton $l candidate must desag ef little avail unlraN It la trans-the tfpartmBl to whto ii luted Into a spiritual proaperityw J jee flection. l!reifrt fooiWge tu)uy dedicated j Johnson of Cta tsop today tatro the Mountain t-ake Ssnctiwry and ucd to the house a. bill which Klnzinar Tower, a aift from Kdward M-nn ui i hidh 3 ioa e- Htn c Ureber kilh-d I-beuef so that he i w link in ih American seOHle, ik- .,.. Th. l-,w nn. HIVKKHIUK, fill.. Feb. t fAlO 3 ust whn t arl M rs. H. ra h Ijoulsa Xorthcott, self - admitted 'prandimther" of fJordon Htewart Northeott. Is to play In the C-- mefits between Korthfrott and state counsel and the court, however, and reoeutedlv ws wrnod lv tlm nadian youths effort to esraiM? the;.,urt ... maintJ.is hf.r 1fjir.f, tiU i witness. WAKHiNGTON. Feb. I (Al Acompiaiitt again ih in!erstai commerce coinmhwfon for alleged fa Hum to meet promptly and prop erly requirements of agricultural Interest In railroad rate making was made today before the senate interstate eijnirre rommiitee by Objection Governor lyde M. Heed of Kaii- ws entered by ( je Ctd particularly thn sit- the prosecuting attorneys hh she uanon as io rales en export wheat hesitated over answers to North- from smith western territory, which cott's question and occasionally j h0 said haad to meet the price attempted to change them. Hhe in- J rompHiMloB In orM mrkets from jected hentpjf frenxiediy Into nrgti-Wansdlan wheat, though he de- could not Interfere with their . affair. I The woman ent moaning to the gallows, her hurt prayer pre ceded and followed hy expressions of her fears and an exchtmafftm that tho rop was loo tight, Hhe, eried out "h, mother, oh Clod, The sanctuary waa established for the Ik en sing of ertanr hy Mr. Hok as a woodland retreat graders, the asusasment of a tat fsr visitors from all awtlens of the og butter maQUfacture, the kep- cuuntry and dealgned as well to at- nm Sf records by crearoerJe aatl tract birds of many vark-t kg. On grudrs. it he has erects the singing towr lU.'anrtt Rill ftM&ed i containing a cartllen of t bell t iraage of Senator rb bitl A new era, Mr. roolidiw said, (0 thang the date of expiration of n't this a terrible thing." but !r. ) has cotae to America bringing to motor vehicle lleenses from Decern - Ireher shook hands with the shrr- objection fCenttnued from tg Four.) V. S, AIRMAIL PILOT KILLED EARLY TODAY WJ KATHKIt TOIAY 7:S a. m. 31 above. Minimum: 2 above. Condition: cloudy. VF. ATI! I ,lt Y rTI.IU A Y Maximum 37, minimum i above, Condition: snow Inches. WfrsATIIKK r'Kft. I. t2R Maximum 42, minimum 23 shore. Condition: partly cloudy. tv orchestra will furnish music for 1 hangman's noose, waa shrtntded in the ball, which will take place lndoubt today. The S2-year-ofd wom the temple Immediately following an. who with bowed head, whis the banuuet. jpered frftm the wltne s'and that j The ticket committee membirsshe Is not ;nrdn Htewart's aettml are functioning and report excel-; mother, although she is "the only lent response. Other committees ; mother you ever knew." ( are making preparations for the ' prevented by court ruling from i event. (giving the iestlroory which North- 1 The memlwrs of the lodge alselcott hiis anertd he most desires met in regular session last night ( from her tnwtimony regarding her with a large attendanc-. irrastms for pleadlnc guilty and c 1 1 1 1 -- 1 cepttng a life sentence for the mur- lUnvsehnl h rfh la der of nine-year-old Walter MOUIA,TW.V, W. V Feb, A carssr tht ernhdied pi Improved Todays t- fAIilK Feb, I f API I'hvslclans not l attending Marshal Ferdinand Foch charge. this morning announced that his condition,' after a slight relspse yesterday, waa "uuite satisfactory." It was said that if the marshal really had a slight congestion of the lungs yesterday he certainly hisd ntme today. "Signal Kydetn Falls Court rm attendants assorted ;i rt of the cnadiri youth's nn grr over the outcome of Mrs. has Iteen 1 :jrii" "Ll nurmni tfstimony i was one so failure oi an aiiesji'ii ("Klgnal systein" between the two, (They hsd Information, they said, 'before Mi Xorthcott took the stand, that signal fru tho coun sel table would be attempted. l jNorthcott, during the questbjning, OtendaM, CI, .Xonh'-oU ;-nusy miinipomie a i,iu ana under Indictment for thelrrI Ma"H in hUl of the Collins boy, but Is trewit on trial for that j MtHHUtH ITT. It, C Fb. 1 The present charges aginc Mrs. Wlnnlfred Clark, employed m I elJir'! that Canadian wheat was1 I !-ing moved to export at mts1 I half as high, distance ronsidered a the rati charges on tne aomn ' " ,V ' ' art bale and th In-autlfuL itnrn proiuci. ? .... 1 tooktng into the pas, th prts- Governor It I appeared for bis rcu. stunting p. air mall flv. umult mMorM JatHte. and as sokeaman for all of e to an abrupt end on Tr )OV.IMnt ln (hta Mrrrtion. dhf tara-r farm MrtfjinixatloB in tuouithOo early tday ith the 1 the region. In a hearing on a reso- dth f Kugene Cecil. ID, Chv- -r - tr A by Kenator Cap- (ni-CHtsiurg nuitl plane pilot. IS Ji i CC f ecli, It ih ihouKht, oercrme i r the peoph at large what In former t6 June $ was the mo& Sir- days waa act adde for the enjoy- pedant action In the atate senate mest of a fortunate and prtvHegctf od y. It received a unanimous few. From the raw materia Is, ho Vvts aDj waa withoirt at?atss ool said, a notion had ben create j and how the great body of thJ Continued oa Pag J people was utf iclently retlrved j - from tho presrfi.g necesrfties of y j Qf f T ZP A n ZT X? eUitn(e to "gi ttni' thought i r LJLJt. lji to the art of living, The useful 5 and praii IchI, Mr. iooIldg adde) wmn lw?lng aiajjpleiweetcd hy the PASSES AWAY IN PORTLANL lotion proposed per, republican, Kansas touching the grain export rail rate. He an Id that the commission. In pre vious responses to congressional in uulry on the export grain levels In the I'nlted Htates and Canada. mmTlSih Or.. Feb. 1 AF I f'HIHp ttchuyler Malcolm ran ; j priur of the aupreme council o' .Hrottish rllv Masons, southern Jur- lsdlrtlons died at hi homa tweu In the fog hanging ever tarnIe, Ja and circling the fog mlsisk the Mnnghels river frr the Ohl liver, causing him 1 fly southward towards Waul Virginia Instead of ixprsd the ronclusioii that grain northward t his hne prt-t, ' rat'-s on this side of thelnterna- tfa field, 5leKeeprtt a few iMth: tlonal Nrdr could not bo reduced from Cariieie, to the Canadian basis. The plane wh sen oer Alorsrun . town shortly before midnight. Kest I IICI Jl-.Vi;i UKAil .VI Vt-it-H s crosh was heard and searching MtlK.rrJ, Cal.f F", 1 t,t$ .rtl-M Kl.r'l out, Kariy today m-ilved dad for & ye,i.s. the plsne, mail Intact, and the pllt widow and dugher of John Pratt, timj in fiK em-kpltt wss found In Siodesla pioneer, made fcnw that H clearing atop a mountain peak. found a nt: him involve the killing of l-ewi H housekeeoer here. 00 being toll snd Nelson Wlnslow end a young ihat Mrs. Iuisa Krihcott had ts- j been unable t establish. IKtewart Northcolt whs the soft offlhey were alive and residing; In In hi pocket m ftamhllug JMory Young Northeoit. having In hih tS-jd-'eon w;lnlrn-n the woman cf Carn. y tU,':W etlats- . tamed wet tn-iuu&Uig. Pnf in Tnrk'Pii iwUv ; 1 Hmc" "H d been wver- i I elim itrsn InF.piectnr irneral m. MIS ANtiKI.KH, Keti. I IAI') Oinron sr the Bmtttab rtte, h Tlimwsaya tolay tht iMiUm B, i Mr, JtaJeolm u Mrd drrs Mayer, vice president ol tlw Metre-J Mawn, rnkln(r UUr4 In AcntrU. Guifl w y si Mayer Film corporation on tha irMw council nt tho at ilollyaood, al., has annsancd j Iwlffe. !i4 ffved in Pwttn tlmt he lias I wen off-red th? dlpln-j stw It w tal t O.- mallc puM of mnlMissarlor to Tar-j m, New York. In l4t. hey hy rtwiMcttl-elwl llower. I Malcolm m. dneendt of i Mayer statement conws. thwilong tln mn tttft wtltv I Times said, urn m confirmation to rt -orl from NJ. York that he. had liesn "offcrei ;he host. denied, h o . e v 1 r , ' !(, hsd r- Mr. Wlnnlfred ftark. today de Jjtoslon, when llllnallon today w "Failed to stop at tfouniirtown t-e-1 lahmliitely that she was the mitlier"to ltn the disposition of rrtt"s muse of darkness." The plans had , t, ;.,,-.!. !Lt:,':1 etlls. ISfRci l'el' 1 laiftlllllt. American history, Includliw Oen ertii I'MUp Hcnoyter snd Oeiert WtBtam Matrohn ot Reratatloiv ary ar hwe. He th ffrsat. slnd from th film eomnany and ! nepnew of Alexander Hamilton. sW he had not rearmed a tlectslan I In MoT he waa annotated federal .i to accepting the nrrsidutllal I collector of cMomi for Orejron I'v'inmic.'it. . ami enJ In (hat offies Bniii IJii, J