La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 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 SERVICE m asvmr THE WEATHER OIIKOO.V: Fair . tonight and Thursday, continued cold. Moder uto northeust and east winds. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88 NUMBER 115. EAST OREGON STOCK SHOW BULK FILED Pacific International Ap- prfjpriation Held Up lor Joint Action SEEKS $5,000 IN 1929 AND IN 1930 Action in Baker Proposal to Annex Pondosa and Medical Springs Is Ex pected Shortly Two measures before tin leirlMla- Bishop Brown Is To Come Here On Tuesday, Feb. 12 (Methodist Churches of Grande Ronde Valley to be Hosts; Program Is Being Prepared Ulshop Wallace K. Brown, of Hel ena, Mont., presiding bishop of tho HcU'iia area of which lu G run tie in a part, will muku his first official viHit to thin urea on next Tuesday, Keb. 12, being the guest of the lo cal Methodlut l.plscopal church and also of all the Methodist churches) of the Grunde Hondo valley. The' find, meeting of the day has been Hcheduled fur the afternoon when Hlshop Brown will meet ull the ministers of the valley 'and also delegates went from each congre gation. This will be followed with something like a fellowship dinner served at t:30 o'clock, in which turo this session are attracting ajj Methodists are invited to share. particular attention In tnion coun tv this week one a bill for ar STIMSONTO ACCEPT POST FR0MJ00VER Says He Will Leave Phil ippines to "Take Up Another Duty" CAPITAL PUZZLES OVER POSITION Many Believe Governor Lindbergh Ends Air Mail Trail Blazing Flight Arrives at Panama This Afternoon After Long Journey from Managua, Nicaragua I'AX.VMA, Kcll. (AP) ('(ilolli'l Clinrk'H A.' I.lndberitli arrlvc.1 at I'raiHW field frnin David, Panama, Mt 4:0:1 i, hi. tottay. Artcr clrrllnir tlio field oneo ho nuub a Rrfefl iMIIflilll'. .Ml A. MT, Kin.. Keb. B ( A 1') Of ficials uf I'aii-Ameiican- AtrwityH, Inc.. expressed the uitnion this tif- B6CO1T16' lp"OQn t1nl Colonel UndherKh o 4. . may ue nying directly irom I'ueniu octi KMi ,y til kjiaii; in. A General Will Secretary of New Cabinet annroiirtatlon for the Eastern Oro- Bon Livestock show at Union, and the other an action to secure a two cnunty vote on the proposal that Medical Hm-lnss and Pondosa bo I annexed by Haker county. It 1b said that action on this latter Is scheduled to take placo Immediately- House Hill 300, Introduced by lteiiresentatlvo H. H. Weather spoon, of KlRin. yesterday provides for un appropriation for payment of premiums awarded at the Kast orn Oregon Livestock show. It Is understood that It seeks 6.(ino In 1'J2 and 1030 a total of $10,000 for the Union exposition. Othor sponsors, of the bill arc Senators Colon H. Kberhard and Krrd K. Kiddle and Hepresontativo T. O. Johnson. ' to Committee Indications are, It IB reported, thut the ways and moans commit tee Is Kolng to have tho final dic tum this year whether or not tho show Is held. "The last state ap propriation for tho show camo In 1925 for tho years 1U36 and 1 B2C," Senator Kberhard said In Salem. "A similar measure was drawn up last session but was vetoed by tho governor. Tho show was hold In splto of the failure, to receive ap propriations but the funds will not bo available from tho same source for the next two years." Mr. liber. hard made it distinctly understood that the show Is not In tho "county fair." class. Linked With I'.-I. Hill The Associated 1'rcss today states that the ways and means commit tee, by u U to 8 vote, could not be persuaded lust night that the state should appropriate 7G,00u for premiums at the I'aclfln Inter national Livestock exposition in remuf to Cristobal, since nu mea- isage had been received here from him since he left the Costa Klcnn city. The radio operator aboard MANILA. Feb. 6 fAl') Clover. u,e amphibian had been Instructed nor Cienernl Henry I, Htimson to- t report all arrivals and denar ii) the evening at 7:30 o'clock, aueu a statement in which ne:turoa, they said. Bishop Rrown will speuk and this 8"'' I ... ' service is open to the general pub- I 18 le " "e request or lie. un Invitation which the Rev..ue President-elect of the United Vernon Hall, pastor of the local States I am about to Iravethe Phil church. Is anxious that members f , 'i'lilnes in order to take up another -all churches accept. Hlshop. lirown lis a speaker uf power and Vill be I I.KAVKS Xlt'AltAf.l'A MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Keb. 0 (Al') Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, starting the lust lap of his inaug- "What the nature of that duty Is, uiiil air mall (light from Miami to well worth hearing, it Is asserted. ' prefer to leave to Mr. llocvor to Panama, hopped off from tho mu- A change was made In the sup- announce." the statement added. "I line air field at 6:40 u'clock this crvlsing bishop of this area at tho expect to sail in auolil two weeks." mornum i : a. m. i-.. n. i.i general conference of the church' Stlmson. who accoptod the gov-1 .Today's route, which will carry held last May at Kansas City and ernor-generalshlp of tile I'hlllp- the famous airman to Cristobal, Is Hlshop Smith was succeeded by I''1""" after the death of the late over about 700 miles of varied ter Blshop Ilrown. The latter wan'0""' Leonard Wood, has been i-uln Including low tropic coast laud brought to this locality from China mentioned lately as a possible-nnd tho high Isthmlun mountains, where he had served as presiding "vemher ot Hoover's cabinet. Homo ending with a dash along the Pun bishop for a period of eight yeurs. : of the reports were that he would amn canal to the Atlantic entrance .become secretary of stato. lat Cristobal. ii ' " Tub't-ir lhina ri.u nf ft..).... ... J-.mvnSS" .?.'Kf,,l7., leom,.tot. a trip which normally re- WAKHLVOTON. l-eh. 0 (AP)- ,,. fl.om 12 , c, Speculation In Washington over the Lindbergh's last lap of his 2100- f.ilure activities of Henry L. Htlm- mllo journey will complete the air son have been confined largely to mu llnklnK o( ,0 Unltort H(ulel( the possibility thut he might be ap- Km, tho Cnnii No , pointed to the post of secretary of i ,.niH. will l,v i,-.., i,.i. Klley will sni It -state. ' , , cl, . ciunol n m ,tr,.iv.. Crlstobul, these Including Culm, ' AMERICAN RECORD BREAKERS Not Many Cities Of This Size Hear Mr. Riley Hrltlsh Honduras, llondurus, Xio- Krunk Itrunnh ut a dinner meeting in the Sacuju-i There has boon no definite nn wen Inn next Wednesday night nouneement, however, either from The following three interviews Mr. Hoover or any spokesman for nragua, Costa Kica and Panama were securea irom men w no nave .t nuun s-.-iuuiion nan ooen heard Mr. ltlle-y: . .made. , l''rank Wylde, abstractor: "I huvo ! Oovernor Obuenil Stlmson is a heard Krank Branch lllley twice, lawyer by profession. Horn In New both times at abstractors' meetings. york on Sept. lil, lt)7. he has serv. I have never, heard JKNKKN AI-TKIl Ul-X'Oltl) ItOOHKVHLT VIKIJ3, N. V 4'Vb, 0 (AP) Martin Jonsei, of LoifAn- anything ,to ed as district attorney fur Southern Kcl,!". took the air at 0:04:05 a. m. compare- with him from an enler-' New Vni-k: nj uiinfiui rP today In his monoplane tnlnment slundpoint. on lioth oc- the government In the prosecution I'laah" In an attompt to crei ttosloim the- uudienee- guvt-"' Mill'1 a r the celelii'uled sugar i'hIiI ruses "WW wOrlfl's solo entruraiicc '"l rising cheer handclapping. Not many 'towns of cabinet. this size are able ' to procure u spcalier of tills type. Mr. - itlleyj will help us to know the kind ol'i The Union 'ente. a fllullt H' wlfri i-, k "If r W s k I AImvi(; Cup! ii In l Vank M. Iljiwkr voUthii 'IVxiih pilot, who lirnko" Art CiiKltd'H uvnI-iihmi (miiH-ixinthuMilul flyliiH: .HH-ottl yviUiilny, lUulii: :innor Smltli, 17, WM ('MlllhiLstHMl 11 1MV NOlU oihIiiiiiihv fllKlit iHK'onl for woni im tho otlii'r diiy, Mnylntr ii I J Ihiiii'.s I - inhiulfM tiinl 4'V mhioihIm. Increase Tariff On Wool, Head Of Sheepmen Urges F. J. Hagenbarth Appears Before House Ways and Means Committee in Washington CRUISER BILL NEARS WHITE HOUSE DESK Same As Passed by House Except Senate Treaty Amendment WASHINGTON, Keb. C (AP) A duty of 40 cents a pound on the clean content o( wool In tho grease, an Increase of 9 cents ovor tho present basic wool tariff, was pro posed to the house ways and means committor- today by V. J. Hagen barth, president of tho National Wool Growers association. Hagenbarlh said tho present wool tariff was "very raulty" In some respects, and that It did not protect the Amorlcnn grower against huge Imports or wool waste. ' Whereas, these Imports formerly wore less than 400,000 pounds a year, he said, Inst year they reach ed a total of, 14,000,000 pounds. This displaced 80,000,000 pounds of llnniMlIn h-aaI at ,-..' ....... I n .. I rate of duty, he added. In the man- f"r "n'''Uon by President Coo. ufiem nr -iihin. ! ''"", ,0,y. 'ho senate passing the mcasuro yesterday, by vote of 6s to tho best wool." he absertod, "It GERMANY ADOPTS ANTI-WAR TREATY Reichstag Passes Bill Ra tifying Germany's Sig nature to Kellogg Pact, 287 to 127 WASHINGTON. Feb. (AP) The bill authorising 15 new cruis ers and ' an airplane carrier for America's navy was almost ready was approved a year ago by the houso. It was returned, however, to the house for consideration of senalo is (he American public." Applies lo lllgll OnulcK. : The 40 cent rate proposed would apply only to the higher grado amendments, which were few. wools, a duty of 14 cents was Bug- Karly approval of these by tho vested for the lower grades. house was predicted and the bill The dutiable value of wool, un- then goes to tho white house with der Ilugonbnrth's plan, would bo 118 '"'to still In doubt. i.iko the house, the senate dla- regarded completely the request of President Coo I Id go that the chief wool ranging downward from what ' exooutlvo be given a free hand In Is known In tho trndo as 44's. Tho constructing the ships. Against his rato would bo a reduction of 7 , w'"h language was retained In tun coats a pound. The lowor grades bill stipulating that the 16 war- under 44'a go chiefly into nlushes ships bo started before.! July 1, determined by actual test it in now estimated without test. The 24 cent rate would apply to Beef Industry i Outlook Good, ! Stock Men Say In VIsUimI Mcnnitfiiu 1D-7 Mr. KllniHun went iirivertlHlng for the Northwest Is Uutntf In the 1-f.nt." ho; Circuit JihIko W, Ktiowltfis; Ah un lifter dinner Kpeakcr he huH or (Kind, and tabled the Item for fw i-qualK und no peers. J.;i Gmnd later consideration. Sti-ayer Hwnlls Vetoes Senator Stmyer said he couldn't imderslund how the Item get Into the budRet und declured It hnd nothing more to do with the fltuto Ih fortunate to Ue utile to have him j here." (Continued from I'rst- Knur.) CRADER PLEADS GUILTY TODAY H. I-:. Coolldge, cashier or l-.' ...... -,.' , , ' ... Grande Nalloial bank: "I am will-; Will Be bentenced I' eb. 19 inr to say I think it is a great! T? M Ar',, TPll T V " ; ,i n c.univ I.. ...... ... i. h..r i.-,.,kl iv- "--u.y i-ct.La fairs. "And yet the county fair up- ilranch Itiley because lie Is un- ta Stand Trial proprfutlonH were all vetoed," ho doubtcdly the best speuker in thuj . . udded. I North-veal. We are gettinn him ul Senutor Kiddle wunteu the Item mtle expense while he is vry much In demand ut u hlRh price in other states. It U un opportunity we wonrt have again very soon. It Ih tha reople who haven't heard him who will not turn out but the, deferred until a proposed uppro priutlon Tor the Kasl-rn Oregon Livestock show at Tnion comes up for consideration, and this was done. fteprest niiiiives of the state fall board asked the committee for as sistance In the construction of a combined grandstand and exhibit y huihlint; that will cost an estimated S0.(MMi. A direct appropriation is not asked. l-'lve appeals were made for ap propriations to repair or construct urmorles. Appropriations Approved The following appropriations were approved: I miry and food commissioner. )-':., 4"0: livestock sanitary board. $4 7.H2U; campuicn against preda tory animals, 434. 2VA: state board of horticulture. $IU.25ii; state bor--S tkulture society. f'M)U: state fulr. S70.OUO; to pay interest on irriga tion district bonds, $173,952; stMte recluumtion commission, $ I H,l 3U; state engineer's office. $62,804; hydrographic survey, $5000; Ore gon geographic board. $300; state soldiers' home. $!iU.516: a deduction of $8S5 from the requested amount on account of cottages; Oregon na tional guard. $231,603: pension for Itulk'gh Wilson, who was in jured while In national guard ser vice $600; pursuit and arrest of fugitives from justice, $1200, One-1 Hit till Ia.Heil r The hunters bag limit for all of the state east of the fuscade moun tains Is reduced from two mule deer to one mule deer unr-r house bill 139. passed by the house Tues day afternoon. The bill was Intro duced by l'ord. of Grunt and Har ney county, and In the origlnul lie hopes to remain In the n It 40 hours and thus beat tho ld record of 3C hours und 25 minute whlelt was created by the lalu Lieutenant Royal Thomas. Three hours after he took off Jensen dropped his first note whieb said he was "Just getting comfort able" and that his engine was "O. K." .lensen is flying a Bellanea mon opluuo with a Wright Whirlwind citKlne which Is owned' by Kmil (Hard Luck) Uurgiu. - County Court In February Session The Kebruury term of I'nion county court opened today In La Grande. Mills were allowed and Mary K. t'handler vs. Neal Craw- other routino buainess was trans ford, damage suit. The jury re- aeted. The plalutirr reeh-rd a verdict calling for the payment of $100 lo him last night In clreuit court In the case of Karl Chandler and HAW KltAXfMHCO. Cnl Keb. 8 If'ptlmlwnij. concerning. Iho jlmntnilltiln futurtf of Aniof-lctt'H hior iJiuliiMtry was tho outstanding note I today In th second session of thn .three-day convention of Hip Amer ican National livestock association. ' Not nnlv did tho renorts opinions of thu delegates bespeak " "Uoiirumeut of his murder trial facts which utiKitr well for an In- !,mli a . 'JVo wltnesseH calle.l diiMtrv wbl. h thev elaimed iu.M ....1 Northqott und declared by him recently started to regenerate It- RIVERSIDE CASE NEARING JURORS und other upholstering mnterlulu. riHNhictloii Imrcas-a. Wlillo production In this country had increased i'& por cent since 1K., when the present tariff law became effective, Hugonhnrth said j Northcott Will Go to Gal lows or Face A Second Mu relet' Trial 11)111. and specifying the program whoreby they would be laid Aown in three successive years, buglnntrifr linniedlalcly, Treaty Aiklltlnn Tho only material change niado there was still u nood for further . " senate was ino production. Increasing population aumuon to an amenameni Dy Ben und rehabilitation o( Kurope were ators 'Borah, republican, ldahe,, cited us holding great future possl- nntl Ued,- democrat, Missouri, de bilities, -. - elarlng' congress In favor of tho . 'I'nlrt l.w lln.,,u..nliillv Hull A. , """ IUUIIB III. niocrat, Tennessee, that the Amerl cun farm Hureau Federation - had rights of belligerents and neutrals at sea In time of war. estimated that the fiirnn-rs ' had Tluirn Ik no,, doubt of t lie dls-. COlMlTltOOM, Ulversld,), Cul.. Keb. fl (Al') Gordon HteUart KI-I...Aii I I.I- ...... .l.wl l .11.1 r.t l.lli.ti.. tllu -lliiiilln ulothlng cost of $111,000,000 u year tinder tho present rates, or morn than the total benefit received by tho wooT growers, Hagenbarth mi Id wan accurate. to his case wcro to be "matetiul' missing. Northcott today was nearlng tho end of a long legul trial, over thn fi.flll tl.ut fi.i' lll fll-ut tltn Im ' 1 ' ""'' "'" Heir,,but the annual report bf the president of the natlnnnl orgautiut tlon, L. ('. Itiite of Marfa, Tex., sot lo mr while tho cattle man Is eelvlug a fair price for his com in(dliy. Itrilo said that the oi'Kau ixalion as a whole mutt be credited for this Improvement In the condi tion of cuttle raisers. "No uiio Is compelled to do with out beer today because of tho price." said ltrlle. "The price Is no greater than most other things ,,,. .hal.M ,,r Htay,n tt Mnx, during the years of depression, beef his why alone leading to the gallows or to another trial Tor mur der; a Jury of 12 men will say .which. 'Mlny Or Tomorrow TheMury, which may take Noiih colt's case Into today, but which probably will not do so, until to morrow, has tt within Its powor to acrinlt tho young Canadian of people who have heard him will be there next Wtdnesduy. Tomorrow morn. no nl 10 o'clock .lurnpd the verdict ut 8:30 o'clock.) i ills morning Allen Cruder, or i Imbler, charged with burning with;,,,,. hoilKf, unH M, o The general public is invited to '"Jr n insurer, pleaded oVlock bids tor u carload tf cui- . dinner Wednesday night when pu " " '-l verts wllV be opened. .. .. sold belowi production cost," cun lad and two young Pomona, i hi., boys, but by so doing It can not free htm. A second Indictment Mr. Itiley w ill give his uddress. ''' ' " "y " , " , " ' 1 i.i .( . . 7 - . ., j,.,.,. 19 by lreiiit JudRe J. W. Know es. , . 'X rrVlJi of .,Wer. ple. HefUn LaUnche8 , either ut the chamber of commerce m " 1 ... " . , " . T miuiiiiii. no hi ut.- ii iv ii itiici.-. i Today th case of J. V. T. Gul loway vs. Ijifayette Hkeen, of I.I-1 gin. began. The plulntiff In suing or The Observer office. Attack in Senate Only Three, But Has a Permanent 'r 2 "'"r" i"ou"1- nvered anon, JfJrpen and Has ure attorn-ys fori , (Continued on Pugo 6) VKATHi:i. TOIAY 7:30 a. m. 12 above. Minimum 11 above. Co n d it ion C lea r. 19 WKATIIKK YKSTKIIUAY Al a x I rn u nt 2 ft, mini mu m above. Condition cloudy, half Inch snow. WKATiiKit yy.n. . ioh Maximum 47. minimum 30 above. Condition Cloudy. Hetty Arlene Kmmett, daugh ter uf Mrs. Jean Kmmett. of La Grande, has a permanent wave. The event Is un unusual one be cause Hetty Arlene is only three years old. She received the perm anent wave as her best birthday present. "Mama gave me a kiss with It." Hetty Arlene says as she pats the 14 golden curls proudly. Hetty Arlene also had a birthday cake with "free" can dles on It, but she likes the wave best because "it makes little -girls look pretty." "When I get to be a bij? girl I'll give you one." she told her mother. Hetty Arlene Is just a very few feet high. She has rosy cheeks und brown eyes. She coaxed a long time for the wave and is one of the very youngest of young Americans to have U. Hi-Dads Making Ready for Games the plaintiff and Robert Kakin is attorney for the defendant. It is expected that the case will end j today. Monday In the ease of Jessie .Haw t home vs. Havld C. Gtn ham, the jury awarded the plaintiff $15.Ko. She wan cuing for $50, und Mr. Gruham states that he ad mitted owing $15.80 but not the remainder, and regards the out come as a victory for himself. Grande HMadK. In monthly WASHLVGTON. Keb. G (AH) Kenator fleflln, of Alabama, de- attack upon the pope und the Komiin Cutholic church In the senate: today us a sequel to the reliKioiis arirument which rocked the chamber yester day. The Alabaman, whose proposal to prohibit the Hying of a church flag over the American emblem on battleships during services at sea was rejected, told the senate that the democrats who voted against him must face the Issue In their states. The tariff iuestton Is occupying -hurvinv murder of nlne-vear-old mueu aiientiou at mo convention. ROTARY CLUB WILL ATTEND DINNER MEET Christian Churches Of Four East Oregon Counties Hold Convention Waiter Collins of Glendule, for which Mrs. Ha rah Louisa North cott, already Is serving a life term In San Q'Jentln prison still is pend ing against Northcott. The state closed Its "hanging" ciiso ntcalnst Northcott late yester- day. The youthful counsel-derend- Following an- invitation 'Issued bnt was expected to cban up odds by Hugh K. Hriidy, president oT thu und ends of his defense testimony chamber of commerce, the Itotary today, and the prosecution waa pre- club voted to hold Its meeting Joint- pared to commence Its arguments ly with the open meeting of thn before, the Jury this afternoon. chambiT or commerce next Weil- Tint slate's argument will be ex- nef-day evening when Krank Hraneh plicit, special prosecutor Loyal C. Itiley will boy featured as a dinner Kelley kui. and will demand tho speaker nt the Sacajawea Inn. . death penalty unequivocally, but MiHs Janet McKellar, national "U will not be unusually cxteji- camp flro worker, was the chief stve." speaker at the luncheon today, Northcott In the capuclty of Iifs dericrihlng camp fire girls work own nttorney will make tils own and benefits derived from com- address to the Jury. Ho has Indl- munlly Interest In the camp flro cat erf that he will pleud not only otf,Hiii.atlon. Innocent, but iKiiorant of any mur- t ftiihs Mrna ward pM-asou tlio oer commineu at ids winrviiic club with two readings, chicken ranch. He tins sunt that "a t least a day" will bo req u I red Daughter lo Get , :'"r ,"MJ!rK $7,000,000 Legacy MURDER TRIAL OPENS TODAY New York Gives Formal Welcome To Capt. Hawks NKW YOKK, Fob. 0 (AP) Cap tain Krunk Hawks and his meohim ic, Oscar M. Orubb, who overcame fog, .wind and sleet to establish a non-stop flight record from Los Angeles to New York wore Invited tb tho city hall at noon today to recolve tho official welcome of tho city. Souring high to uvofd bad weuth er und for more than half tho dis tance flying blind. Captain Hawks piloted bis Lockhood Vega plane. Air Kx press across tho continent in 18 hours, if 1 minutes and fiO seconds. Jin bettered by 36 min utes nnd one second the record for west-to'eust flight established last August by Arthur Goehel and tho lute Hurry Tucker. congii; wishes but this Is not regarded a a sign that ho will veto the bill. Ho had naked for tho bug or navy und urged tho legislation. ' Should tho president sign tho bill, congress Js expected to bogln steps to appropriate the funds nec essary for starting work on fi vent- tho 16 cruisers before next Juno 30. t It AT IKY KKLIjOGG PACT HKKLfN, Kob 6 (AP) Tho HelchHtng today adopted a bill rati rylng Gormuny's signature of tho Kellogg renunciation of war pact Tho vote was 287 to 127. INDIANS WON'T PARADE, EVEN FOR HOOVER LKWIKTON. Idaho, Keb. 6 (AD When those in charge of Herbert Hoover's Inaugural pugeantry plan ned to huve eight members of ev ery Indian tribe In the land marei In the parade, they did not reckon with dignity of the Nox I'erces. It became ft now n here. . After ft tribal pow-wow, chiefs made It known thut "althonch The flight of Captain Hawks wuH)0ti,(.r tribes may send warriors to tho fourth non-stop crossing of tho'nmrch In the great parade for continent by f mine. In 19.3 Lieu- n,riiert iioo'ver, the Nea Perccrt tenants Kelly und Macreudy flew WOiild not." It la "undignified for from east to west In ZH hours and them lo dress up In feathers und fiO minutes. Their time for the parude for unybody. even tho westward flight wus cut last lust t;rout White Kathfr," they said. October to a little more than 24 hours by Captain C H. U. Collyer ' und Hiirry Tucker. They were ' ' ' killed In Arizona attempting a re- (wr?tl(tn WdY HCTO turn flight. Arthur Goehel und Tucker' flew from Los Angeles to j Dies In Berlin Curtlss field last August hours and 58 minutes. In 18' Kestoratiou Movement," by Mr. .Matlock. The I'enteeust movement wus the subject of a talk by the Rev. It. L. I'utnant, of ia Grande, Christian churches of four Lust em Oregon counties closed a suc cessful convention here last night characterized by C. K. Swander, state secretary of the Oregon Chris- ; who stated that the IMOOth snni tlan Missionary convention, of j versa ry of the HentecosU coming in I'ortland, as one of the best con- U980, will be observed by local, ventions for several years in spite fstate and national church ortjanl- of the weather conditions, which ' xutlous. 1 he first world conven tion will be held next year. (imrchcrt flcjiort Yesterday morning Mr. Kllis kept many from attending. - Mr. Kwander, who has publUhed I meeting in the city hall last nl(rht.jU Uook on History ot Oregon Mis 1 -,.ni r.ni(i..rnl.i. time itlcUKsin; tons," spoke at the closing session the coming basketball sub-tourna-. last night on "OreKon s Part In. the (spoke on "Kvungellzing Oregon' ment. In which 1'nlon and Wallowa Itestoratlon Movement." w. G. una reports were nenra irom me county teams, ewptlng 1'nlon sndjMoseli'. Northwest district religious churches of the district. North Powder, will participate. Thejand educational secretary, of tfpo- j In the ufternoon Mr. Mosely dl ! four teams that make the best re-;kane, also spoke last night on ; reeled a conference on religious d- "J'enlecoKt and Mission. location In which he explained the All f'oiiiillcH ItcprcMMitetl nw prog mm of work recently Out Kid r delegates In attendance , adopt?. This is also b"ing udopl were: the Itev. George Kilts, of:ed by the local schools. Mr. Swan- GltKKNWH'H. Conn., Keb. fl (A. -Selllement of the tcrfnl battb-ovt-r admission to probate of t ho will of Mrs. Margaret Huntington KmlHi MeCarlhy. heiress to Stan IN PENDLETON New Device Aids In Escape From Sunken Vessel :;;; AltOAKH I. K. Off Key West. Kla.i I'.K l.tLIN, Keb. 6 ( AP) Ulaense has cut short a life which tri. umphefl over some of the greates' hazards of , war und aviation. Heath cume last night tc Haru llbrenfried Gunther von Huenefelt , if the threo men who moil westward sir pussuge i Atlantic. He died on tl- operallnK table ut a Herlln hhh: ,,AI , AiMl toiiitm lust night us surgeon cord will enter the district tourna ment. The HI-1 Hid discussion wns lurge ty on the subject of entertainment j for thtt boys, the tourney Itself, and a pro loosed campaign of edu- , cstlon for the student body and public, including explanations of lnw If-izkelbaU ru'e-, etc. Vale; the Hev. i. L. Mstlock. of Bilker, and the Rev. Harry Kord and son. Max, of Enterprise. The convention oMned Monday evening with an addles on "Thi der spoke on "The Survey of tho Field" in connection with the state missionary work, und five speak ers spoke on "The Great CommlH !un," t;ittug i'i minutes eavh. 1'1'VlJl.KTOV K... f, A !M Tile daid Oil millions, was unnotinced triftl of Halph Hhull on a second . M,ln'H niaslery t.f the sea was a ste In probate court today by Holder degree murder charge for the fatal 1 nc"rPr H. Cnmmlngs, of couusti for tho stabbing of Itobert, LiriMin-r last ! l cmt 1,1 uHt conducted yesterday exeeutoR.. August, got under way hero today j,l,,",ml ,,t0 ubmnHne H-l. t nler the settjemeiit Miss Peggy with prosecution wllneHen on th.- Three times men escaped from Goweri, daughter of Mrs. McCarthy stand. , J"1 Htibmerdbln, by means of sufe- by a former marriage, will receive r. H. J. Hit vaii'iucrh teCf ed for ; tv 'lvi' es from it depth of 40 feet :itiM percent of the residuary es- the stale today olid re 'a led thnt wuttT. lite which Is estimated al more LliiMicr. weak from los-. of blood. Today Glenn a me devices were jtliun $7,000,000, nil of which under had niurmeied "my wire," when "id.v for other trials at varying jibe will would have gone, to lr. ((uestlone'l u,ii the stabbing, jdepths in an effort lo provo their jj;jiiie..t McCarlhy, hm-band of Mis. LliiFiit-r denied sMibh'ng her perfection. jMrs. McrHrthy. The will It ft Miss husband und Wfiil Into tt dialled The S-4 was submerged with the 'Gow n $200.no0. uecoiml f afl tira leading un to the ; aboard. As the water beuan - fniK'dy, Hhull as intoxicated, she filling the compartments, II. K- I'OI UT Gins M;CI HITIIX ""'I wanted l.insiier to re-!binsk donned His "lung." which SI'OKANK. Wash.. Keb. (AP) turn a wt-otgui he hud borrowed f the new device Is called, und when Securities valued rt sboiit $187. ooo. from StitiM, lnrner promised tojthe submarine bad reuched the hot- given bv Miss ituth Mclionald to return It Hie nxt day. she sail, l-iorild Kink, Seattle photographer, but ShuH became ouHrrelsomts before her suiclue here three weeks Ijiter, sh lesPfled, she saw ago. will be turned over to Hie su- SVjII run from the httnue, peilor cturt by tin- Keb. (i (Al'j- r"tKMl " '"'"i-iy a AiiKiiiK. it iniesunai a i i ni e n i - wnicu om marred his iaut yeurs. His heun fjtlleil to withstand the shock of the operation. Ha rou von' Huenefeld was only 81 years old, but he had an ad venturous career of soldier, Ger man monarchist, poet, and drama tist, and, finally, aviator. Shrapnel wounds In both legu during the World war left him with a decided limp. MATStYAMA WINS AGAIN NKW YORK, Keb. (AP) K hi rev Matsttvumu. . sensational torn, he east off and soon appeared 1 yo,jn(r Jflpanese won his second on the surface none thr worse for I utralght victory In the internatlon hls experience. Then, before tho'i toumament for the U.J balk- d ulr chamber In which : line billiard championship today, bank and Pnion Trust company, v. a msde known h''re today. nd Joompre Old National then found her husband suffering Lieutenant C. II. Mouson watted i defeating Kelix Orange, European It from knife wounds which later was fllieu, lie, too, donned pis . tltbiiolder, 400 to 3 IS, In thn- p-ovt4 V tal, iung" und floated to the top.