La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextH-... EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-TWELVE PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THK WEATHF.R OKKQON: lain tonight and Saturday, -; probably . with local snows In : cast, warmer tonight. Strong southerly winds. .. . . - '1 1 u i n VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PKEH3 LA GRANDE, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1921). MKMBER ASSOCIATED PRMSS NUMBER 133. CITY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT IS NOW 2,271 Central Has Most Pupils With La Grande High . Next on the List RECONSTRUCTION WORK CONTINUES Seven Teams In Tourney; Three To Go to Union Wallowa . Playing Cove This Afternoon La Grande Tigers , to Face Elgin This Evening t VARE CHAIR BE DENIED Senate's Special Investi gating Committee . Makes Report Killers' Car Is Found Today In Chicago Garage : Several Arrests Follow f 1 HcoMiifti'ir linf P n linn Will Not Reveal AH of Developments Installation of El e c t r i c Bell, Fire Alarm and ! Clock bystem Complet ed in Building Tlit luhil fiim Mine nt in the pub lic hctioolft of Ln (intiule at prea ent Ls t,j7l student. Central grade school has the largest number with 6(!6, and Lu Grande High school i second with 5!2. Greenwood bt'llOul has SI 2 pupils, Hint Willow school 1 J2, uceordlng to figures compiled in the office of the city superintendent of schools. There ure mora first grade pu pils in the schools than In any other Ki'de. The- total beginners number 290. ' The second grudo pupils compose the next lurgost group with a total of 245. The seventh grade la the smnll est with a total of 17H and the eighth grade 1h next smallest In numbers with 1UH pupils. Seven basketball teams, all hope ful of winning the right to repre sent Cnton and Wallowa counties in the championship tournament at j Union next Thursday. Krlday and Saturday, wore on edge this after noon, eagerly waiting for action. Wallowu and Cove were the first mi tin. Iirnirrn til ttiA unli-il lul ilrll tournament, which began this af. Representative Tinkham,,' ROCKEFELLER, LEE I ARE UNDER FIRE ternoon in tin I-.. I. 8. Recreation-j ai nan nere. i no game was scncu- uled for. 3 o'clock. Just before Tim Observer went to press. , Two gum oh are listed for this evening: La Grande vs. Klgln at J 7:30, and Enterprise vs. Imbler at 8:30. Joseph, the seventh team, CHICAGO, Feb. 22 (AP Tho killers' car used In last week's (rang massacre has bt.cn found, police said today. In u garage not tluvo miles from the scene of the mul tiple murder. . UlTorts to destroy U led to tho discovery, for an acetylene torch used to cut through the steel frame Ignited the garage. ' Firemen, linding the machine, called police. M-wAtfo An. '"ng the machine, called vx iutwoaviiuociw, und police, after a careful survey CUSed Oil Men Of Work-: including the photogmphlng of A rrnlncf T T Q ; ' - fingerprints Insldo the garage und , mg .Against U. O. ' .. Ion parts of the car, believed them- . 'selves near solution of. tho worst i trim ir nut niro hi I Mile nirn hlutni'V. drew a bye last Monday und will 'Tin. aenule'K upeclul I Eurlv today Dcnulv l'ollce t om- Investlgating missloner John Sleue Bald: "Thoro when three Kiinirs are scheduled, report recommending that William un murders will bo cleared up with to bcKln at II) und II o'clock. ' K. Vare. republirun, bo denied a , In a few hours. . Klverla 3115 ' in.-i uwvn kumio nm mow uujHu us Kemuur nuiu rpiiiiitjinniii. ; nrreriu riii jiiuuu mkuiiinj mm b iiuai vwilliuvj I lie I'Ullllllll ItrO 1UIIIV II1IU Al ltlBl. lUligni'll 1Uli:ilT UUVI la set for Suturday nlBht. Ulilerutlnn, liowcvor. the previous police established Ui their own "ut- ' it. O. CWfiu lUTrn-o I declaration of the senate that Varo isfacllon the identlly of the autu- n. C. I'ucelii will referee the sub- ,e BVpn un opportunity to present mobile. Hulf a dosen arrests had tournument. Mr. L'accta uill'beillH ease Dersonallv tnd declared been made by mldnlKht, und shorl- j reincmbei-cd as havlnE served as tMut (n VBU. 0( (he present physl- iy before dawn a suuad went out onuiMi ai me union lournauieni 1 un menial condition or the on a secret mission which Mould! several times In recent years. . jplllltol. ,,i0,.t 1. wu. tor the senate "lit William Cusack. siiuud lender. said would solve the slaying-. , i'ollco Commissioner liusseil i r 1 '. tFu 11 1 or Claw Nnuillcst In the high school the enroll ment of junior studentH Is smallest with a total of KM). -There are l it In the senior, 148 In the sophomore, and 1 SS In tho freshmun elusses, according to the figures. ' Phial work In tho reconstruction of the high .-school building dam aged by fir several months ago, is continuing. Clauses ure ull meeting in the building. The music room, an addition to the building, located on the ton floor- is an nttractlve and useful j feature of the building: It la a ' Kour of the seven teams are to be eliminated und only three will win the right to play at Union. Most i Vl.r(, lft ,.onrinp-i ,,'i-il.erf in sweeping command for a search of Florida und .Senator Ueed. deino- UI1 Kurages or oiner nuuuings to determine what uction Is proper in t he premisses. critics expect Wallowa and La ?J'U?w Ue v,uto,;l0U8; VicMln mU o MlBSOUri ti,e chairman of fronting on alleys probably promp- int.' iiiiiu il-uiii tin uiuii-r tfUHCttu ur Kqterprtse. THE FIRST INAUGURATION the special committee, has ludleal- lfd tl,e ''""led effort to destroy led he will lie guided entirely by the the motor car. Tho commission (decision of the senate. It is not rB ru,or waa oiractea pninaniy expected thut action asalnst Vuic "V 1 k , , L , . ,7 T will be pressed at this session. j Ply. much of which is- be lev,, lo 1 be stored in garages or other alley JZV?Vi$.; 5 uu entirely unexpected WAHHINOION. I'eb 33 , '. uuarter-among the killers them-hui-Res that the International i ,.. , . jniuniiuiu uu inieresio. jumii "cn- ,r,10 luc,jno wu8 a gjg model The I-utheran Choral society en- "ro,"-,r- und lvy ' Yor". touring car of tho type used by Choral Society Gives Pantomime, Favorite Hymns , (Continued on Psge Kour.) terlained La Grande iiaople with ( an ttnusually enjuyablo pi'ogram liuit nlglit when the , members pre sented a pantomime of favorite hymns at the church at 8 o'clock. The program was well worked iml In ff.uliitiiA mill tfi'htdiir ntto.i-iu t ...... ...r-. flUHjc consisted of selections by tho sin ii n iiiiuiii iy u loci, ii " pholr and uueii with ,(ciowiM irnoiiai--r(J'ti0Ts. ot muHicui oituipmeni. . - j Tho personnel of tho choir in-- ' . " T. . T- eludes the . following: sopranos. 1UUUOI1 i ICtlllU 1' alio , I Miss Una I of Judlvjdual solos and THEATERS SIGN LEADING TALKIES to ...7.K... ......... . ..... . ....... ... . . J r , iri i ur , the high school building In- 2 rwZsl Mrs I Vita inonej Warner utallation of an electric bell fire , OMtlamU iMl.H Wuhel. Polirmiul, Bl'OS., 1 llSt National alarm and clock system Ims been j j Towe rs. J. O. Stiu-i completed. ' The system installed i, i....j it : , u iniiurauce poucy covei'in ev- Waller 1'ohrman; basses: the Kev..t,ty in),tvl)hni, ln Vnlon vuimy uy. Uelf ii. Awes and Ben U Turner. Jub, W4,n tu.(,,1 olIt by lhc Lii ' mobile stiuada of tho pollco do j partment. It was found ulmosi j completely dismantled, with ideiitt- I fying marks removed, ' with two j Iwheols off and with parts of ttie J body burned or cut away by u ; hacksaw and acetylene torch which 1 were found In the gurage. " ': Hut And I'lhtol JNnnul A shiull siren, such, trw fcj n'n! police oars, was found neai ny. I hw tires, all new, hnd been Klrfpped from tho rims. The radiator hud been taken off and was standing acaihst tin- wall. ' A gray fedora hat und a lueger WINNER OVER LOCAL GIRLS by the Htandurd Klectrlc Time com pany Includes 2S clocks, electrical ly controlled. The master clock is located in me ouilp ui rnm;iHii OtPVITf 10. J. Towlcr. From It electric Im-jCtrIf . pulses are sent to the sins Her clocks In (he rooms und corridors of the building. The muster clock Is 05 inches t long and V inches wide, the frame made of solid ouk. with a- solid l.nivu nonrlHliiin ft Im mii xllllliliml thai In ease the electric power I. "1 lhe Satrl''1 Ul,ult acuR- HUm' of ,"" very '"'Bl "' ,l,e lurnei r the rlck will 'continue V. "nu-u.n In (Irande lu..,lng f.,ld ror the ne.xt.flvo year, ..,. u.nabu I nigoi wun a score oi j ui .ji. "'-j u'--'i v. ' l.u Kllen Mreshears. itlavinu fo-- It. C. J UU. manager of the Cove, hud a total of 34 points and Warner liros. exchunge In I'ort- Mliaude Theaters, Inc. So slates (tie j members of this organlKslion which (operates the Arcade, Star and Co ilonlul theaters in I -a Grande, . This stuleiiient does not mean -Mini a certain amount of money (will be paid any ludlvidval but I. Tlu-ro vuic no phoingra pliers uhen GtMirgn Washington hum ItiaugtiraK d uk prciileut. hut palHlcrs piCH-rvcil l(i hlNlorlc stvue. The old imliitluir nluive sJiowm Clmnccllor UvlugMn of New York slate administering the oh III in (ieneriil WiiMliiugtuu while Scimto Secretary tuts holds the Itlhle mi a crluiMtit ruMhlon. The (H-remony ' lMik. place oi halcouy of Mm New York fcilernl hhlhllug, a general .view of wllcli hvkltown In llin oW wlciil. helov ThU lakes on Wi(ruiirt Mf?iii'Ki MuliiV. (iiHiiHfli fhi'tiillrvV inn (luti Is ohMri'vw low Washington's hlrtlnlay nniilvcrwii-y, In ln 4-rando ban lis mid gtvn-ii mental nfricrs are closed mid programs lire lcliigr held hy HchOfds tiud other urgntifMitioii, ' The Cove girls team came out' does mean that every person who victorious In a basketball game, enjoys gonif- lo a show will be as Continued on Pag 5) Boy Scouts Will Conduct Service Three Wallowa County People Taken by Death 1 n ;i, f to run for a period of two even without electrltfllyt Connected with the same system Is the fire alarm. The bells ring hi code. The signal station Is locnted In Mr. Towler's office and con nected to It are seven auxiliary sttitious In tho halls. When the glass In any suh-statlon it ener gixea Die master code ami sets tho f bell ringing in ever room and cor ridor of the building. S. II. NEVILLE PASSES ON IN TURL0CK, CAL. Will Kuckuifin of near Imbler received word this morning of the death of his uncle. 8. II. Neville, of Turlock. Cal. Mr. Neville, who was an old pioneer in the Grande Honde valley, died Thursday at his home, but arrangements for the funeral were not included In the .message received. lie leaves be sides his widow and five children, nil of whom are grown, four sis ters and one brother, the sifters being Mrs. Lucretia Kuckman. of Imbler: Mi's. J. N. Khtnehart. of Portland: Mrs. M. It. Mitchell, of Satetn. ii ml Mrs. P. It. Gllham. of Turlock. Cal. , Mr. Neville ch hip tu the Gnimle Uonde viilley In 1 87(1 or 1S71 and . purchased a farm on the Hiind rldge. He lived herp for 30 years and then went to Wallowa, where lie hsd a stock ranch for several years. After this he went to Orange county. California nnd then to Tor-hu-k, when hs death oci urrcd. He owned n ranch in the vieinlty of TmhM-k but was living in the town. points. The Cove team Included lor rTrst National the following other girl.;:. Kmnees William I lyres, representative ror Comstock and Dorothy I la liter, Vitapbonc. Inc., were In la Gninde centers: Kslher Anderson and Klsio yesterday and closed a deal wherc Andcrson. guards. 'by tho Im Grande Theaters, Inc.. Agues lioherty lolahd IMi iind'wllt havt the exclusive rnmchlse Isabelte Hugci nine points for La for all of Warner Mros., and Kirs', Gramle. Members or Hit liam National talking picture.s, ulso the were: Verona Kloop. and Opal . WHi n'-r Jtros. Vilaphoue acts iiipI Nobles, centers; Lola M grass and Kuth Comstock, guatds. years. I Vicath look Ihree Wallowu coun A group of I.a Grande Hoy Scouts ty people this week.' Iwo on Mini will have charge or tho evening day und one Wednesday, uccording church service at thn Mothodlst to (.purtH received here today, church Sunday evening. At that j rhiuics K. Garwood.- bactielor tlme 'Or. W. T. Phy, president of fjll,lici. (Ir m,,ir Vi.tlev. and res- .very best in lhe lull;- the Eastern Oregon council: Wood- ll(,nt of Wallowa county for tho row imnieren ami virgn Koenen- (fit a3 yoHri waH f(,(, at sparger. Kagle scouts; and A, W.,7:4r( f(Vock Wednesday morning cuiuii. mi . ftn-un. - . jwIier he hud been stricken (jiner uoys wim win ue on the program aro: Htiddy Iteynolds, to Illinois for burial. Mrs. George Wolfe, former WjiI- f gw m . I Iowa icsldiit, died tit Klgln about ItlCH 8 VlUO MCetS midnight Monday night. Puneral If. ) if ggt, .j. mm 'services ttere held today In tho ff llll MSI ifi UI lliy joiiiiMiiiin church at Wallowa, fc. - . I Gonrge Weldon J ly.it I , of Muler- inise, and one of Wn llowa couu ROCKY MOUNTAIN SNOW IS SEVERE Inauguration Of First President Recalled Today Gen. Washington Would n't Know the Ceremony If He Came Back to See Hoover Sworn ; lly flmco Oithm (NHA Service Writer) WASHINGTON, Feb. t ir Georgo Washington, first president of the United States, should return to the country ho fathored to wit ness the inauguration of llorbnrt Hoover hero March 4, ho probably would fall to recognlne the cere mony as the lineal deacendant of his own Inaugural. The contrast between the Vnlted States of Washington's time and the United States of today la no where better shown than by a comparison of Washington's first Inaugural with Hoover's. Not that there wasn't plenty of LEGISLATURE STEP NEARER BIG PROBLEM With Clock Ticking Off Minutes of 40th Day, House Gets Busy INTANGIBLES BILL . GIVEN APPROVAL Income Tax With Prop erty Tax Offset Admit tedly Dead; Farm Block Drafting Substitute H.V1.KM, Ore., Feb. 22 AP Wllh th. el.telr .lekln.. itm wntf pomp und display when tho coun- Jthrounh tho mlnutea of tho fortieth iry sworn, in un urei presiueni, Thoro -was lots of It. Rut tho whole thing wan pitched to a dlf- Lforcnt key. Tho proceedings In Washington a day were sloweh inoro dellberuto, and despite tho formal ceremony of the present day somehow more dignified. .Millions Hour It Now Hoover came qulotly to Washing ton by private car, tho journey tuklng less than 24 hours and pass ing without much comment. On the day of the Inaugural ho will head a grout parade to a huge temporary wooden stand built In front of tho capltol, where. In tho sight of many thousands of his fellow countrymen he will take tho oath, Iss tho Bible and deliver bin address, - , Overhead- the mighty dlrlglblo Los Angeles and a host of air planes will circle and dip. Tele graph wires will carry accounts of thn proceeding to every town ln tho country. Tho radio will en able millions of Americans to hear overy word that ls said. Newspa per photographers will take count leas pictures nnd the pictures will bo sent by lelephoto wires all over day, the normal duration of a leg islative session, the house thin morning without a dissenting vote passed the bill tuxlng Intangibles, the second revenue measure of thn property tax relief commission and the problem of wiping out the state deficit of more than $2,000,000 wum ono step rteuree completion. . " - -.; It Is estimated by Representa tive Carkln, ehulrman of the com mission and its floor leader of the . house, that the tax on Intangibles, will net the state at least f 600,000 nnmiylly. Front the excise tax on banks and other corporations an additional Income of $760,000 Is ex pected each year The returns from the two would wipe out the exit ing deficit during the coming bl- ennlum. ; Both .measures now so io the senate, ' ' . OrfMct Hill KUIrd. A third revenue proposal of the commission, that of personal In come tax with a property tax off net up to 76 per cent of the Income tax due, is udmlttedly dead. In It place the "farm bloc" of the house. with representatives of the grange t tilt nniiul rr an I hnt nnnnln nit Htn Pacific coast may see them on the '""' same day. (personal income tax bill embody- - ' , ... ., . ling a graduated rate of from one ntaVor h,la'"","""0n """""I"' "vo porcent and .peclfyln that " bl?i with th cllV of Wu.h-!,h" 'venu uted under It .hall Un took the oalh In New York properly tax. jt a meeting In the governors office Thursday sponsors for the substitute Income tax Idea appoint ed a committee consisting of Rep resentatives Hnnlett, Johnson of Transportation Difficult ies Growing; Train Fin ally Roaches Silverton whero he hud been stricken ap ptiiently an he whs after wood for the fire. Oealh was due to henrt and ('liilre , to domestic felicity, and with 1 mind oppressed with more anxious und painful sensutlons thun I have words to express, set out for New York In company with Mr. Thom- i son and Colonel Humphreys, with tho best disposition to render scr- i ' ' vice to my country In obedience to IKNVKIt, Coin.. Keb, n (AP) ilH VttlH )Ut wlh ivtM hoQ Qt Hn. A battle to keep up tnuisporta- BwMng Its expectations." lion facilities, deliver relief and, fi-..i i 'j.... The trip across country was made by carriage. Tho ' slow means of communication of those days ant shown by the fact that while his term should have begun on March 4, he was not notified the'slte or the future eupltul was a barren plain beside the Potomac rivet. Washington Mlldn't look forward In hf InniiiMifiillnn ul all. On tlm duy:.e left Mount Vernon to take . Wallown, and Norton to draft a up hfrfnew duties ho wroto in hlshl11' With the assistance of Earl diary: , ' Fisher, state tux commissioner,-the "About 10 o'clock 1 bade adieu draft ho been completed and will to Mt. Vernon, to private life and he ready for consideration during1 handle m:il, hi (lie face of lingo j driltH of snow.- was geuernl over; the Itorky motiniulii region today. ' In Wyoming an u'lrplaun was eiilh'd into piny last, night to carry a half ton ot Mood and blaukela f ,... .... ..).. 1... I I Imii.I It II If.. )- r-uii-au..tili. tit ifllll'Mht 11111 I Thomas. i " " ";. ""''' ' at hi, uientlon until April H. His hlhlren eo,prl,l,IK the fleet of ii v ' 1 n ,T ",u" y" "l IrmuKum.ed until April . b.,uw In the llnd ,,.,rt. AIUluuK ,,, lw0 com. Tim pliiiio wiih iii'iit riom halt mlllcMlll on hl j 4-mil rldo lo l.llko I'lly. Tim III lot dircled 111" New Vrult hl i.rnui..iu wn. n mm. AhniH 'II liu.iirlii iK nl' Hie IV. ' PI' He. "11" "I WlllloWU IMIllll- ,,., ,,. ,., ,. ,.ul , , . ' ' " . "'.." Hnu.i- entertalnillenlH for lhe next five )yl,.rl,in MoI,.H ,. ,.,,.,, Mt ,- ty',1 l.et known y.uu.K niUHi.h.l.H , ,, ;.,:,l ll. wuIIimI Iru.'kM. ,, v ."" v tu", ,?h minis, yen IH. r home nt !) . tinv Minnhv ..l l.'hKl und lirtlxlM. dleil Mmiihiy iilKhl III i. li...,'u, 11 " " 1 " ln,ou" t .'. uu.lw nl..liM Will'llnr ltrr. ln.vn l..r..l tliu rl..l.l I . r. . . . i u t....l. "... I?.. l... . ' 1 . . . i'.-' ... ......... - - i himi kj, mm. nu;iu I or a reKuiar wh- t" " "" n 1 "'- ... Kirini'led pinly, rnree irucKti wiucn (Continued on Paeo Bfe l.a Oinnde won liy u score of .12 tu aince the Inception of tallilnit pie-' 8on of the oraanlaation. Ir. Mur- " here he W'iih a Klllilenl. Ileiilh-'h.n (ori HprluKil Iwo iIkyh hko to I ' i:. iui.' uiiu wen me cuinuiiiiiiHiii wi pny fcitve nil Inlel-efttllif? unil in- . wim c:niKed liy nil iti tn ma lory rneii- l.cnu I'limplicll wuh referee In the Warner Hrox. und I'Trxt Na- ' Htructlve talk on "Anl ronoiny." liialiui follnwlliK an attack of In- hoth KieR. Dr. Wlllium I'care' ' 1 Itcrore ailjournnieiit Mm. M ur- i fltiena. J''tlnc-al Mi l'VlceM were hi-ld wilt tlllie-keeper. j (CotltlliUdd oil Pane 6) j phy nerved. dellclouK rellf'Hliniellls. illilp iilli lniinii at I'lnterprixe til Hie ' i ' I I'l-olii-rliin church. The iIccchhimI Hri uniinnt Winnnv ! o l ;n n 1 t n ii w" known thn.imiiimt Wai I In Court Action rVf vtttI su u..ui Including Une Sponsored by Kiddle Iowa county. Circuit court closed yesterday with a vetdlet In favor of the de fendant In the case of Harold Wll- HAIvK.M. Ore., Keb. 22 (AP) The JackKun county court house bill Hums vs. K. I. U-dlietter. suing for j and house hill 33H, providing for commissions uue on utiiomuuiie n additional district Judge und in- sales. creating t he su In rles of dist rid No session of court was held to-, juclgra from $3000 to $3U00 a year day which in The court, however, will be sinned tomorrow morning at o'clock with t he opining of th Ice examination. - i if. H. 23. by Clark declaring foxes . In captivity domeHilc ani mals. ' II. 11. Z!l. by Chllds Piovldllig for a compulsory slate audit by tho National Auditor A I Earjles' Meet oiler relief to the Heel appiireully are stiilh-d somewhere In the vie Hi ity. The ext rente cold cunt in u lit this region. Traj4i Itcjiclif-s Klhoi'tmi j Hilverton, ( 'olo.t turned out en i masse to greet the rirst train which j had been able io 'resell that place j since February 'A, when it arrived j there lat yeKturday, The entire) region has be.n cut off by huge (llJlnnwlM1(l I.uel.,.t oil -. I u ' Missing Girl Is Keturned to Iter Parents Today snow slides which buried ull roads HAN FHANCIKCO, Feb. 2 (AP) Doris -Virginia .Hmlth-Murphy. from a play ground here a week ago was re- judicial holiday, 'were among measures signed to-' secretary of state of all state InstU fday by Governor Patterson. The governor ulso signed the Moser bill increasing the license fees nf pll met hint night and following lte lodge sessions joined lor a diineo und enteilalniiient. Mr. slid '.1r.i. Trimble, Jl;ik r officers, tutions, commissions, boards, and jHe;.t.'. departments at lenst oiict a year. 1 Kddie tfheehau. mitiouul nudilor if. K. 305. by Johnson of Wai- j for tht- Bnglea' lo.lg., enierlained lnwa Relativo to circuit conn ttilli iwo much iippreciafed tenor or in'i mii . (.iuiikv m rvnivuiH tetie rivois rrom 30 to ..!, and terms. cuos. my no ir,.in iuw . imo iif Y,rlfC, I A V stoh-n property. -lhe Kiddle bill placing restrictions H. H. 37. bv loint Alultnoniiih "HIeep, Vaisy. Weep." He was a.-- VjUI 1 CCo II . ol cuHdMntvH placing their names 'delegation Fixing fee to be ' -wmiaiilei by Miss Louise li;n (JlOlV iVepCLYltlfJ pwfore the people of the state for j charged In diHtrid court. , ""t' other bills signed by the gover- saving clausa adopted In chUpter mr today were: U3, laws ' turned surely to' her parents to- Tbe ligles and ligles uuxlllary "'! railroads. Colorado yesierdny.- In several ..... sernons automobile traffic win' M,r l1,'?1,tt1 w""' bad been liampereif. Home 4t,iMMi-sheep be- ", V "l longing lo lhe Cow Crk Hheep -harles yiiarp. Hha. p and h(s wife company which are ranged along , " (Continued on Piige ft) the afternoon. It wilt substitute for the Hall-Norton Income, tax measure, which was withdrawn bv Representative Norton Just before noon. . . - , , ' Withdrawal of the Hall-Norton hill -was Inspired to some extent by the Informal ngreement of mem bers of the committee on assess ment and taxation to report It out with the recommendation that. It do not pass. - Tho much-dlseuasod kindergarten bill, Introduced In , the house by Representative Haselett and others,' whs being debated In the senate when noon adjournment was tak en; Opponents of the hill conceded Its passage. The dehate will con tinue after noon, following a 10- uilnute address on George Wash ington by HoiiHtor Kd Miller. Pulley Hill Withdrawn Henaior J. O, Bailey withdrew his bill providing for a reduced Urease schedule on automobiles. Henator Hall's bill. Introduced by request, providing for a state nnr cotio commission to enforce the lnws against the use of narcotic drugs, wus killed , by Indefinite postponement. Rising on a point of personal privilege today, Henator Bell said that botli the original print and the engrossed copies of the Bell Hchuhiierlch bill to consolidate tho regent boards of the state unlvor- fContlmird on Page ft) CONGRESS AND CAPITOL CITY OBSERVE DAY ACTIVE WITH WAKIIIN'OTON, Feb. 22 (AP) lie preside.il t, congress and tho For Easter Cantatal WKATIIKlt TODAY 7:3 a. m. 34 above. Minimum 22 above. Condition Cloudy. Wi:ATIIj:it YKKTKItltAY .Maximum 4.1, minimum 31 ubuve. Condition Partly cloudy. WKATHKR FKR. 22. tVM laximuin 37. minimum 32 aiKve. Condition Itafn .1 i of rain, snow truces. The riioi-UH choir of the First Methodist Kpiscopnl church, under the Instruction of their director !" imisicv W. W. Nusoaiim. c-omrm-nc-ed work last evening on the Kaster caniata. 'The lireat l.lgbt". by Fin- of 1327. H. iJ. 3", by committee on repeal If. It, 3:C. by Cdlier Authorlx of law. Kelaflng tu preferences ing county courts to levy ukhcsw on public contracts. 'meiils ftir maiitteihi nc of county II. It. 3:i. by comnrittee on repeal .fair buildings and grounds. of laws It. ft. . -Helating to taxation. 3. by cfunmltlee on repeal ly Lyon. The cuntata will be giv-'of laws Kelating to marine Insur- en 011 j-.sier ntgnl, Alart-it xi .iTjane. eight o'clock. The production con-; H. It. 57. by committee of repeal sipis of about 20 Hiiccial numliers. of lawt Itelatlng to limited part" choruses, solos and ituartets, and is net-Hhips. f:(l'JNVII.I.I-;, C.ii.. Feb. 22 (AI) Four, men were l:tlb and four illjOfed In mi CXolOMloil ul the iiiIII of W. V. Ctmiwt h-re trifliiy. The caua ol the e.stionioli, 111 a very bea tltful urraitgemwit j II. H l'ffi. by committee on re-jnaleof property acquired iy .oi,. the mill's boiler wan not dcf-i ui'at throughoip. uccordtng to Mr. Nns-lpeal of laws ftelatlug to road itles under lax deeds and providing ed, - If. It. AiiU, by Murion county dele gution Keating to douide com mittment fee for tnsiiiw und feeble minded persons, H. P.. 3!t. by Henntor Norblad und Hepresentatlvcs Itoldsnn and .fobu Mon delating to purehitn and re- Cunlts' Ifidfje session. Mi-. Khei-han la I Le.l on "Fi iil"i nil y." , I'r.inlc Patt w;im ehali 111.111 of Ihj datiio committee. ' (tit Ing reunited by a stranger. ' hy uuibl they :a I not seen (heir chit I ; ifor many mouths. 1 Mrs. Helen Murphy, when lold Ibo discovery, iilmo.sl suffetd u citpltal city had arranged tolay to : .'..ll,i..u.. U t,..n ul ....I I I,.. . I. Hi I I i.tiiiiirpa Ilia I l7l li nnnlvarunru nl' llld Pl()(lItAII Hl" identified her. ItiAorue Washington's birthddv. I Capliiin of I et eel Ives lumens, j Ordinarily tho cabinet 'meetJi on " "' .Matheson, uiiid that two men and i Friday but this wns dispensed with (l (11'iNh, Ore,, I'eb, i'i (AP)- 11 woiiiiin. wloine Humes he snld hu itodnv 101 was the usual Friday itrew Four Killed, Four Hurt in Explosion ' i-"i.. r crenlion b Oregon editors put in a tull day )iM , V()l ,;II((W htt rlvuK I y ....-. .1 ok to .....I....IIVU i.iiHs, wi,(, Kt,iuui.mi. H said tbut th '""" lOMintn 11. 1110 II,..,,,, .w. u I,,,,,, Wl.rf n I 011 II! ubly Mr. und Mrs. KJiarp, wereun dcr arient. baiiiu. ! bondf. The Melhodist chorus choir has !(.!!. 1 2, by committee oil re iiffn growing raiddly under Mr. pwil of laws Helating to common j Nusbutim's leadership and has bee. Jaw uuirrlugn, j giving strong nuiulrers each Hundavj , fj. 12". by committee on ro- for th last four weeks, list eve-p.j of laws Relating to ccrtifl- hing there were 29 present for theicates fif deilnnueney. t initial reheamal for lhe Kaster mil- II. II. 29. by Wells f living prl- The derid; iUdMTt I leW ill, Jo 'lit II V III I" driiks and Kiuntlj Hrown. .j 1 1 white, and .e Ffie ii'j.'ro fire man. . thn manner of dislursing moneys obtained on resales. H. ii. 60. by Joint eominlllce on insurance Itelatlng to policy and rates to be filed und authorizing th Issuance of , non-cancelhtblo poMebH under certain eondltlons- H. It. H'J, by KeyniddK Relating would piove falsi. sir with a bent a dozen who were'orhy to any veierni of the wars of It'i penlfentlsry revolving fund and A cuM wac -enl io Pavsnnah f'r by F. II. Aptdeby of la Ornnd uiub: to be tljt it at tliut time. 'the Lnhl tit.tte l?i uuy civil srv- f ustitutluiMl b-tterriint fund. , ijukvi lu toie for the (..jti''l jaii adopted, eMray. 4 I dlKi'iisKiiif; 1 1 tiHiti s and adding re. by si tending basket ball gam a, him heonn and Iiiimih'Ih, I i 1 Ii ItKhtM lod;iy were the dlx- g ci-Hions by Oeorwe Putnum ot il,- fjCODOld Placed Ul H.i lem. I ire.. Capital Journal; , . . f. t . .(Sei.rge F. Cornwall, of the 'lint-' IjMC 1 Vll Otttf lieniuiii: lit v A-d ,of, the j el' Pnrtlfind T- l' rrami f i't la- of " " tl: 0.-f.-((tiln: 1.. i. Felshelm of J'H,KT. HI.. Feb. 22 (API Dm liaiidon Weii. rn World and Nullum lopold, one of the "thrill (i.orge Cheney of tii Fnterprisu "yeis' of iobby( Franks, wan in Kecord-t'bieiiain, ( , soiitaiy t-onriuemeitt lu lh state A reuoluUon- favntbig " Uu ex- ' penhonliiiry today. He was moved hange of rust data ivl making ifHitury" uVr prison authurt- It, ws furtJed an. t" nU- h' tint n n nnniml eeai of tbe exr!us!v tl'-s found he hud constructed a the iujitr'.i-ft of F01110 of I hose hurt no cling or tin editors of dally stove In hln cell and was cooking newspapers. Inaugurated this year midnight meals. For find h us 1 alcohol filched from the prison ra I lion shop. conference with the chief execu live. Mr. Coulldge hud on hln en Kitgemeut list tonight un uddt ex at fieorge Washington universlt.' whero he and Mrs. Coolidge wer lo receive the degree of dictor laws. A speech by Representatlt , John M. Beck, authority on th cotiMlltuiion. was the fnnture of th exercise arranged In the house. Fo- , many years It bus been the custom; for Washington's farewull address to he resd but this year Represen tatlve Heck wus asked to deliver an oration. In the senate the reading of Washington's farewell address had heen assigned to Senator James Reed, democrat. Missouri, who re tires from congress at the end of this term.