La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Saturday, probably rains northwest
and local snows or ralna northeast,
normul temperature. .
VOLUME XXVII.
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LA GRANDE. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 11)29.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRB8B
NUMBER 139.
TIGERS WIN
OTUliM
OF TOMMY
La Grande Team Swamps
t aa o
. This Morning
BAKER DEFEATS
Third Round of Tourna
: merit, With Six Teams
Remaining in Play, Be
gins This Evening -
! TODAV'S SCOltlCS .
Baker 16: Haines (11).
. Lu Orunde 68, Mt Vernon 22.
, Eliminated- froni tourney.
I'nlon 26; Ontario 24.
-Score 23 to 28 'at end-of sec
ond half. 'One overtime period.
' YK8TJEK PAT'S SCOltKSi
Ontario 31: Haines 19.
Union 27: Baker 13.-
Vol Iowa 31): La Grande 20.
Enterprise 20; Mt. Vernon 19.
Capital Almost
Ready For Mar. 4
Inaugural Event
Last Minute Order's Going
Out Today; Hoover Will
Take Oath of President
on Monday
WASHINGTON. Murch 1 (AP)
In an atmosphere of anticipation
which only the Inauguration or u
president of the Untied States can
create the capital was end Ins- to
day Its elaborate procurations Tor
the Installment of Herbert Hoover
In the White House.
The great rows of temporary
stands which will seat unnumbered
thousands aloof? Pennsylvania ave
nue awl on the cupitot plaxa were
complete: flags and bunting were
draped everywhere, and visitors for
the great quadrennial event were
pouring Into the city. At his home
on 8 street Mr. Hoover had finish
ed the tusk of selecting his cabinet
(and was relaxing after weeks of in
tensive work In preparing to as
sume the highest elective office In
the world. .
I Bustle of Activity.
I - Around the executive mansion
there wus the bustle of activity
which takes place when the White
House changes hands. Preside!
j Coolidge sat with his cabinet at its
last formal meeting. Goodhys were
. , . said by the president to the- men
After a mediocre showing against lx.hn huiIA utnnit hll ,,,., Utm
Wallowa last night the La Orande ttrttln8trlton. the greetings were
Tigers flashed a better brand uf(Tpturned ind tne ttUmln,8tratm,
uasKetuaii mis, morning, Hunme-K-; uldoi, hmU tavh otnpr fftrewe.
ing Mount Vernon's hopes under j lMHt mim.,e orders-were going
a barrage of baskets. The final out to(Jv (Q the m,,turVi avm.
score was to && ana reports Uom nuvu( HnU a of th(, other
received here slate that La Urando various groupings which will malic
toHsers missea many sei-ups. , . ' 1
; In: the other morning came Ba-I Continued on Page 4)
ker defeated Haines .16 to 11 In a;
close, hard-fought contest, with tho
lead see-sawing at Jlmes. . .' J
lloth Mount Vernon und-Haines (
were eliminated from further play, j
this morning's defeats making the j
second loss for each team.
' Tigers Play Tonlglrt ; 'x
al Grande's next contest will be
this evening, when the. remaining ' Voluntary liquidation of the
six teams will play three games In Kqultable Savings Bank of La
the'; third round, with two teams' Grande, which marks a succesa
to bp eliminated. Tonight's games tui closing of the affairs of the
start at 7:30 o'clock. ;' 1 , , State Bank of lmbler taken
Paul Newlln was Lu Grande's ver by the La Grande Investment
'...'.....t..,. ,1,1b ii..niiii.' Cu. In 1B25. was announced tnriuv
m;"l i"h nvo turn "imuiiltH.KVMHI'
I tig for 25 points, Roe, r guard, W Sherwood- Williams, president
scored 13 and made air. excellent f the bank and of the' Investment
showing. Jenkins, Mount Vernon company. '
center, played the best game for j In spite of a consistent growth
the Grant county team. .since limti when permtsslun was
Bunuiiary . 'granted to change the location of
1m Grande (60) iZ2) Mt. Vernon, the bank, from lmbler to La
Wolfe ft:!) F () DeSousa Grande and the capital increased
P. Newlin (-5)..K. t...2) Lemona to $50,000, Mr. Williams stated to-
... (ti( Jenkins day that the net earnings .did not
.'. (3 Green justify the Investment of so much
Bentley capital and the stockholders pre-
-) L)amon f erred closing up the banking de-
McKern partment of the cum puny rather
Conlee than continuing tho business with
(estimated low returns on the in
vestment.
Investment Co.
Will Discontinue
Bank Department
GIVEMMR
POSITION AS
US. JUDGE
POULTRY MEN
HAVE DAY AT
CONFERENCE
Nominated By Coolidge Large Number Gather at
loday for Bench in tne sacajawea Inn tor lo
Ninth Circuit day's Program
JARDINE'S PLANS SPEAKER GIVES
ALSO ANNOUNCED! EXPANSION HINT
Secretary of. Agriculture Meetings Will End To
UT:il C A A AJ I iii.'iL n
vv in oci ve vs rtii nu-
viser to Fruit Firm in
Washington .
V. Newlln (I4)..C...
Itoe (13) O....
I'll ll, O
Wullalnger (2)..S....
Patten S
Bufc-g 8...,
Score by gunners
I 12 3
I Ulande ............16 16 17
Mt. Vernon 6 6 5
-66
On account of the deflation of
vatueu following the war, the State
Bank of linltler Hilffered heavy
. losses und ucquircd notes which
3(1, Mt. could not lie collected within the
llnilta retiuircd by the rules of
iKuod banking. Mr. Wllllania aayH,
waH and a a result of the lowering
of their reservca the etockholdera
'hud practically decided, early In
1 1925. to clo&e the bank under the
! usual methods of forced liquida
tion. : Knforced colled Ions would have
; meant losses to borrowers, stock-
'holdcra and depositors, and in the
emergency Mr. Williams, president
. i 'of tho 1-A Crunde Investment Co.,
Kour cars figured In an accident ' " ho with others started tho bank
on the Old Oregon Trail hlKhway 12 and who acted as cushler
this side of Hot Lake last nlKht.up lo 1918. was appealed to, with
eliuiit 10:3U o'clock with traffla result that the stock wua as
made heavy on the road because sicned to him and his associates
of the many cars returning from and sufficient strength added lo
the Union busketbaU tournament. I bank's assets to permit cun
The cam were reuurled to the uo- Itlnulng business.
1'Mcfd goals: Lu Urunde
Vernon y.
The tJuKer-rtHines game
fairly rough, reports said, with lit-
' (Guntinued on luge 4) ,
FOUR CARS IN
ACCIDENT ON
OREGON TRAIL
lice lis having been driven by C.
N. Palmer, Mr. Klchards and P,
li. See, all of La. Grunde. No one
was hurt, although only Mr. Pal
mer's car escaped without much
damage. The fourth car, . driven
by someone whose name hud not
been reported curly this piorning,
buffered " the most damuge. Mr,
During the two and a half years
hI nee the hank was moved to La
Grande Its former frozen assets
have been successfully liquidated
without loss to either depositors
or borrowers and permits the dis
continuance of the Investment
company's banking department,
und release of the bank capital
See's machine was damaged con-."" moro proillaoie usage. Je-
Hidentble about the front, going ' lositors are being paid In full
into the deep snow In the ditch.- hen they tuke the time to call
,r ,. 'for their balances.
Mr. Williams says that the Ia
Grande Investment company will
continue their long established
business In Insurance. loans and
' , , , ,,,, t .real estate In the same location oc
Tbe police chief. Clint Ihiynes. i . . . ,,, ., .... .,,..,
Dog
Catcher To
Start Work Mar. 15
announced this morning that a dog
catcher will be employed, begin
the added advantage of increased
nlng Mar 15 and will impound all tjjepa f , orgHIon , rendw.
licence tags went on sale at the
city recorder's office several days
ago.
: WKATHKK TODAY
7.10 a, m. 36 above.
Minimum 34 above. t
Condition Clnudv.
-i
WKTIIKK VKSTKUIV
.MM-ximum 4, minimum 33
jbove.
Condition Partly cloudy,
raid .03 of Inch
WKATMKR M .UC I. I KM
Maximum 4, minimum 27
jtxive.
; Condition Clear.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 (AP)
' morrow With Program
Devoted to Boys1 and
Girls' Club Work
THIS PAIR SMASHES DIVORCE DOPE
I'imouIiuc nil "iIoim1 on tll
voreo atatlstlcN, Mr, nml Mrs.,
Tlioiiias Ji. Klnnutn, of College)
l'lnco, Wnslu recently celebrated
llielr 73rd vi-cHldliiB; nnnlversury.
They ara lHllevcl tho IntureNt
urtltled Milr In ttio rnltcil Ntutes,
Kliiiiiuu Is M, Ills wllo 2.
Poultry raisers are huvlng their I
funis I). Wilbur, secretary of the Inning today at the economic con
navy was nominated by President fCreilce in tho Bacjawea Inn und
Coolidge today to be United States Br8 present In large numbera to J
circuit Judge for the nth circuit, gather all they can to help them in i
By the . nomination President this lino of tho fnrniing Industry.
Coolidge settled the future status Tominorw is to be devoted to tho
of one of , the first members or his boya ant Birig wno are enrolled In
cabinet whose plans have become CUO work, ttn( a helpful u pro-
derinitely known. The retirement glBni, with booster features, will
of the secretary also will make it - ue offered the younger people and
possible for nr. Itay Lyman Wll- thl!lr iellliers from the four cor-
bur to become secretary of the in- ner8 0f t(le county. '
terior In the Hoover cabinet with- h Webb, who has charce of
out there being two bruthcrs In ,le lhynlcro poultry pens at Hot
tne cauinet. : v . Lako. is acting as today s prosid-
Kecretary Wilbur formerly Was Ing officer. Rccause of the luahll-
a justice of the supremo court of Ity of Mr. Lunn to be in the clly
Californlu. His judicial experience at this time, tho topics and dis
covered u period of 26 yoars. and cusslons were shifted about some-
the circuit over which Jie will pro- what during tho morning conrer-
side Includes his home state of Cal- euro. L. It. Hreltliaupt gave the o WlVf" In
Ifornla. poultry outlook report. In this X 1U1 TV3 XII
The retiring secretary became a connection ho stated that it was
member of the Coolidge cabinet In his opinion that any expansion lu
IU34. Although a graduate of the tho poultry Industry in Union
nuval academy, the trend of his county was not advisable excepting
mind has always been toward the to the point whero local consump-
Judicial branch of the government. Hon could be adequately taken j
In addition to Mr. Wilbur tho care of. At present that figure
plans of Secretary Jardlne have has not yet been reached. j patches to Tokyo newspapers loduy
been announced. He Is to serve H. 1). Scudder. chief or the farm said that tremendous damage had
as un advisor to u fruit enterprise management department at the been wrought by tidal waves along
with headquarter In Washington, college had for consideration two tho coast near Choshl, Islo or Nip
While It Is known that thewnajor- topics thla morning, that of feed- 1 poll. Klillre vlllnges were deslroy-
ity of the other luemjjers of the Ing' for high production and also ed.
I Coolidge cabinet are to leave none . the cost of producing eggs. These Tho-coast lino caved In tor many
hus mado public announcement or -were both given chiefly- with the 1 nines, mirying villages to a oepm
f lip ti,
Mirilli.OTTOCT . . .in..
Nippon Cause Of
Tremendous Loss
TOKYO, Mar. 1 (AP)
Dis
service lo the clients of the com
pany. Seattle Man To
Speak on Monday
The L'nion County Development
league, through the manager, 8. I
Thompson. announces that J.
Frank Anderson, or Seattle, will
(deliver a lecture next Monday eve
1 ii Ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Saca
Jawea Jnn. Mr. Anderson, who is
ald to h a splendid lecturer, will
speak on salesmanship and mer
'chandlsing. A large crowd Is expected. Ail
, home-owned store merchants and
j their clerks are cordially invited
to attend.
that fact or revealed business plans aid-of charts and were not espe-
for tho future. i- daily of tho character to bo re
ported to advantage. : -
r' t On-the later ttopio Mr, 3cudler
gave out sonic rather surprising
statements, but they wero state
ments which ho whs able to fully
substantiate. Following a survey
covering a two-year period of sev
eral of the Kastern Oregon coun
ties whero the poultry business Is
ROTMOOREWIEl
NOT FILE APPEAL
Civ rmoiKAf.'' 4 Tii. i-ondueted on a much larger scale
of 12 feet In water and mud. Tho
number of casualties was unknown.
Kurtluiuakt's, tidal wavea, ,ty?
phoons and Uftittsti uo flrea hav
freiientty been the lot of Japan.
Tim last Hcrloim typhoon and tidal
wave was In September, Ht27, when
abqut CnO persons wero killed,
many of them being drowned In
the onrush or water.
There wero numerous other
minor disasters, but the most serl-
SWIFT JUSTICE
IN MURDER CASE
16 Mexicans Pay With
Iheir Lives for Murder
of Two Americans
Woman May Hold
Key to Chicago
Massacre Case
"Lulu'Lou" Rolfe, Jack
McGurn's Blonde Alibi,
Held in Jail; Denies
Jack Is Involved
CHICAGO. Mar. 1 AP) The
crimson plcluro of seven dead men,
painted In blood on a garago floor
two weeks ago, had superimposed
upon Its ugly outlines today the
slim, smart beauty of "Lulu Lou't
Rolfe, Jack McGurn'a "blonde
allbt."
MoUurn was In jail, held with
out charge in the massacre case;
so was Huscoe Kanolli, who sur
rendered yesterday. But "Lulu
Lou" Holfe, held In tho women's
quarters of the police station, was
the most plcturesquu porsonullly
among the only persons thus far
arrested In connection with the
seven murders.
Out north, on Addison Btreet.
f ivo - year - old Berneda played;
blue-eyed, curly-haired Berneda,
daughter of Louise Rolfe by a
short-lived marriage that took
placo when "Lulu Lou" wua of
high school age. - She Uvea with
her grandmother, Louise Rolfe's
mother.
Not Mot Iter Typo
Louise Rolte Is not the mother
type. Hhe Is modish, sophisticated,
slender und bejewelled. Bhe wore
a squirrel coat when arrested with
McClurn In a suite at the Hotel
Stovons Wednesday
An she talked, quite frankly,
with reporters there was a broad
hint ut times that sho was spoof
ing. Hhe related, for example,
that she la of Fronoh, English and
Indian descent, going into elabor
ate details; and when the roomful
of writers seemed to be giving her
story serious attention she laughed.
A llttlu contemptuous,- that laugh.
Ajul she watched the fnoea of her
questioners, to note the effect of
her histrlonlsm.
This drew a compliment on her
nerves.
"No nerves? Of course no," she
spoke with u trace of bitterness,
lugs,
the remainder of the baud
The military commander or (lie
state of Guanajuato reported to tho
chief of the presidential slarr here
ih.,11 I. tin. niKn hen uhoroln nunnn uidHBiwra, inn hip mum nvu- thai federal troops yesterday en-
PriSOn Sentences When cmis were kept or close to 300.1MHI I "U J!!0"8'", 11,6 !,,lu! WB. countered the bandit group which
r 'frn Pf!LI hens that produced around two snd MwV IM7, whw a terrific , hidnaped and killed the two Am-
JUClge iiCtUinS a niUf billion vkkh somo very II- ' earthquake took tho lives of sev- ercuna UIH) ft two hour buttle
. lumlnatlng charts were prepared. m t""n Persona. The quake Uiit.d t..n of diem, capturing two
n,,,v ,.. nl hfii-it Htic ntnora wmi Itllleil In a
MEXICO CITY, Maroh 1 (AP)
Hlxteon Mexicans havo puld with
UlUir IITITB ivi ll'U uin-iiv,! IIIHIUU, . -
or W. M. Underwood and CI,- tj, looming ner iinoiy uruonieo tinger
Alcslhoipo, Ainei-lcun mining otri-!""" out tor ""'" The uo1"
clala, in tho slate or Guanajuato. jlslicd nall.i were bitten to the
Two othf'i'ii. held as .urlsonorM, IMtllck. v, ,
today '-raced---uirHiiitry- mrthA 'H jl4 Wj; .Hmv Jaok MoOurn was
court martial, und probable exo- mixed up in the Vutenttne's day
utlou for their pail In the sluy- 'Kang mussacre is, to Louise Rolfo,
nga. Troops were In pursuit ol . ridiculous. To nay, as the police
i-uiiilam, ure.. Mar, I (All " ' , "" " j . felt over u - wide area Including
John M. Pipes and Walter thHt Ml- ,B,-Ulldcr convinced his
Crltchlow. attorneys for, u.,y that the poultry business, J"""0' ""1"t """ KolJg'
. ... . . .... . wan tint onlv the hont InmlnpAfi linn 1
mwore uuu iivb co-uei enuanis con- , - , ' 7.,- , . , , 1 mm f f l f V
victed in rederal court on charges th? ugrlcu tural rield today, but Mar8nal I OCll iS
of conspiracy to violate the prohl- umi u UIHO onc 01 in! '"Kgeai
Mtiim it. u. uui,i t,iUu ihui ..H,a-uHlnH' of the day.
Iilllnn liiu-M iuil1 ii.iluu ihh flinntJ
will not appeal but will face prl- , Th harta revealed through a
son sentences upon the return of V ' u y,-na 11,11 ,l tvol ,u
Koderal Judge Bean who presided ' Oregon. cents to pro-
at the trial. du,'e 11 iioZon tKK. and or this
. amount, IK cents was actual cash
Tlnui nuiillfiil ui.iitiiliKfi urn ... . .
.7- , " expendtturo and U cents was nnn- emus in a uuneiin isKtieu tins
Moore; Mrs. Lllza belli Moore, his caBn eKp0n(!ltul.0 The charlH ulH0 m(.rning. ' The bulletin said ."The
u 1 MUrerliCyi orn''n: 1,ttry showed that during the period the marshal's temperature is 08.7, and
previous battle. .
One federal soldier wan killed in
yesterday's encounter.
AleHlhorpo nnd I'ndnrwuod wnr
QiSnitiiti lifjiiw kidnaped rroili tholr bunks at tho
Oliyilliy Ml llVI (inanajuuto mines and icduclion In
' j Northeastern Giionajuulo WadneH-
PARIH. Aliir. 1 (AI) Slight lm-,d,,y r Il,Mt week. - A ransom of
rnvement in Hie condition of Mar- wafl
Hurst, Klwood Roy and John An
drews. The jury has recommend-
poultry raisers received an averago his pulse Hi,
I" 1 ' ' . Inllu 'I'l.la tt-u r...lrl In u ,t llttftl'
amount. IK cents was actual cash Mhal Koch was noted by his physf- ... M. ..... . . 1... . . ...
a'". v,.n.n , i,.k Im .. I Miln ll.U meruary unu was ueing carneu u.
I no uanuiis wuen leucrui nuupa m-
tacked them, kilting six.
j Presumably In retaliation Tor (lie
attack the two Americans were
killed, their bodies being found
near tho scene of the buttle by
pursuing troops.
Ambassador Mouuw made foriu-
tlte
drews. the Jurv has recommend- .. . . . 1
ed leniency for Mrs. Moo,-,, and '': "There Is a diminution In the
' or a net ciear prom 01 .a or a cent
hrow up his hands and decido MCFtitlffitiS Fdtttl
ret into a more remunerative . - . . .
",",, per doxen. "On the face of It, this
The case against the six defend- might cause anyone In the business I
ants was built around a huge liquor to th
trust involving wholesale manufac- lo ge
ture and distribution of whiskey
In Tillamook. Clackamas and Mult- (Continued on Page 1
nomah counties. Oregon, and In the
The governmenfdepended almost IUffhlVUff MCCtitif
entirely upon the testimony of
Km est K. Hpecht and George
.Mayes, admitted partners or Moore.
8pecht and Mayes turned state's
evidence.
pulmonary symptoms."
fV lfA fi A itl.i u' rePrefc'i'attons proleting
1 V ifMUL'iil UUttt killings lo the Mexican roreigu of--.
fice hem and was assured no ef-
.. . iui in r o iirinu w iuivu i"
r- . .. ... ... ..... . l.u ..nil 1n..H..n Imlnu f ih.
no wii me perpeinnora ui mim m i""' in
liave oftrm enough, that Jack Mo
(turn Is the uco of gangster ma
chine gunners, and "a tough boy
with u, rod" doesn't go over with
her. .
Not Married
Tliore Is no attempt at pretense
from "Lulu Lou" as to her rela
tionship with McGurn. They are
not married she said.
"Do I like him?" she answered
one questioner. "Oh, uo. 1 love
him."
Thoy have gone about the coun
try together fur a year or so, she
said. Chicago, Blloxl (In season)
and Miami, They were In Miami
"about Christmas."
"Bure, wo saw AI Cauone,
Not
(Continued on Page 5)
Double Suicide
Of Pirquet, Wife
Shocks Austria
KKDLKTON'. Ore,
tAP Word was received
VIKNNA, March I (AP) Hou
hie suicide to escape the travail of
HlneNf and financial reverses was
hero
To Be Held Mar. 8 """,y "f """" ,,f w""" ul,:n
feiist.
Moore testified froiu the witness
PORTLAND, Ore.. Mar. 1 (AP)
-The meeting of the state high
way commission, scheduled to have 1 one day.
ardHitu, f out ball and baHkethall star,
of Mclaughlin IliKh school. Rich- flunk .
srdHon died Wednesday from spin- OVlLiV KUftt Mft
al meningitis. He had been III but j tcgislcrcd Toddy
maim mat wiuiin penoo not ,een held here today, - was post- HludetitH lu the isdiool suffering
covered in the Indictment, he had MinGfi n,, Ml,r Ht nnvr ,t WUH fr,Mn HUtiUi vnUlH hnVn hl,un dlH. NKW VOILK, Mar. 1 (AI) Tho
inadw more than . 0,000 within djri lu Uwiilt udjourtinient of inlFscd from classes ami the situ- seismograph at Kordhsm univor
tnree or four months In manufac- the w,Ht(, ieBHatl,,.e i,erure con-'atlon Is being watched Ity health slty recorded a "very sevorn"
luiomiu umnuuuuii ui lluur, , i.!,.!,..-, , ....... b. -i.t.in 1 011(1 ImHoh nf
N-w York todny.
I authorities.
b'alli of ProfcsKor Clemens .Pirquet
and his wife.
The bodies of Hie two were
found In a close embrace in a bed
at their home. There were evi
dences of narcotics to indicato the
had weighed life, round It wanting,
and taken the drug, lying down to
gether lo die In each others arms.
. Proressor Pirquel, who develop
ed a serum skin test for tuber
culosis now In world-wide use nnd
who was mentioned for the A us-
REGENT BILL
IS APPROVED
BY GOVERNOR
Bell-Schulmerich Measure
Signed by Patterson
This Morning
DIRECT PROPERTY
TAX BILL KILLED
Intangibles and Excise
Tax Measures Up to
the Governor; Cottage
Grove Gets Armory
BALKM. Ore., Mar. 1 (AP)
The Boll-Bchulmerlch bill abolish.
Ing the board, of regent, of the, -University
of Oregon, Oregon State
Agricultural college and tho atata
normal schools and oreatlng In
their place a state board of higher
education to exercise centralised
control over all of the Inatltutlona
became a law at 8:10 o'clock thla
morning when Oovernor Patterson
attached hta signature to the bill.
Witnessing the signing; were th.
authors of the act, Senator John
Bell of Lane county, and Senator
fcMward Bchulmertch of Washing
ton county, along with Representa
tive Hector MaoPherson of Linn
county, leader of the legislative
forces seeking - consolidation of
state functions and departments
who was one of tho active pro
poncnta of the measure before tho
two houses. .
To Make Appoint Htrats
Oovernor Patterson will send the
list of his nine appointees to tlio
now board of education to the sen
ate Saturday morning fop ratifica
tion, which will require a two
thirds vote of the members of tho
upper house, Tho appointments
will be for terms of from one to
nine years and the successors of
euch will ba named tor alns-year
tprms,
Interim " appointments to II",
board must be approved by tho
votes of four members or a apu
clat senate committee of six mem
bers to be named by the president
of, the senate, ' . ,
l' ; ' ' '' ' KfMottT Jntr t ;l '': '
The new board takes over con.
trol of the institutions on July (
of this yuar and wilt also supplant
tho state board of higher curricula,
which Is abolished by the act. Dur
ing tha coming two years tho
bourd Is dlreeted to conduct a sur.
vey of all of the Institutions under
Its direction with a view to con.
sollduting -tholr funetlona, elimin
ating duplications In work and re.
organising tho higher educational
system of the state.
The funds for each of the Institu
tions as budgeted and appropriated
by the legislature for the coming
blonnlum will not bo disturbed
but ut the end of two years tin
atuto funds accruing to all of tin
schools will bo pooled and placed
undur the control or the board- ol
odunution for disbursement as they
shull direct.
Tux Illll Killed
Voting by acclamation on tho
committee report that the mean.
ure "(lu not puss" the senate this
morning killed house bill 680, au
thorising the state tax commission .
to levy a direct property tax of not
to exceed one mill to provide
revenue with which to wipe out'
tho statu deficit during the next
two years.
The measure was drafted at tha
direction of the state property tax
relief commission and was Intended
as a sarcguard against failure of
tho excise and Intangibles taxes,
ulready approved by both houses,
to raise surriclcnt revonue to moot
tlw. ilMflrlt fliiclnw th .iiM-.n, t,lnn.
nium. v
liitunglhlca Hill Passed
Tho Intangibles tax bill, one of
tho four salients or the tux pro.
gram to which the legislature fa
giving attention, passed the senate
Thursduy without a ripplo of sen.
(Continued on Page S)
' . ... 11 1 s a 111 I tlx ,j W l! 'eeaiise of Hie severity of the trlun pr.Bl,.-ncy in guc-nevslon to
Eagles Join in Broad wav Beauty Blushes! Don t Laugh "mi,,''a , k'',",v,m1 11 ir.mi'i., r....
" O must have occurred in the nrc.in y n, 0nt M( involving henvj
ouciui welling
mr KuK,es Science Proves It by Newest Invention TJT.T.u
; bed. If It had been on laud they
were convinced It would have done
Following the regu
lodge meeting last night the Kagles
and members of the regies aux-1 NKW YORK, March 1 (AP) -Wary
gathered for a social evening. An Insti anient so sensitive ll can
Nell Thacker was awarded a measure the blush of a Hroadvtay
quilt In a contest which was held, chorus girl Is one of the achieve-
Two boxing bouts proved a pop- ments of science. t
ular part of the evening. Reba ! In one of a series of ilinn
Huff as Utribllng and Kdyth Doan strations arranged by the Ameli
as Hharkey. staged a match which can liiHtltute. Mtss Joatiuu Alb n
resulted In n draw. Kmtl (iertner of a musical show sat before a
and Mr. Ixtfton participated lu an- device resembling a small aoloino-J were ininxfur.nr.J Into light waves,
tick was at
:4S
o'clock this morning.
ere im.ier 'mm man inosti 01 (ntr!11i,y was recorded at U.O and
l; tinett..t. tUfi diMt, (,,. roiiilmit d until 4
AI a dinner of the liinliltiti. at v,u . j.i7 n,.rft umh nt, ud-
ditloual shock.
I he I lft l Ahtoi last niKbi, wien
ttf c df ntunstnilioiin took the placo
of spMrh'B. TIih diners lieartl the
f-rarkle of a burning match, when
its flare was chaiigeij lo sound and
"kuw" iiiukIc when (toutnl waves
Photo-IJci'trir Tula
.lobn Rellamy Taylor, a coiihiiII-
(ng fMiRiri'-er of tlie U
trie Company. mM-d t
pholo-cl.-clt jc tiilje. the rleclrhj
other match. Idle horn, and blushed. I)r, K, Jv
Pearl Roswm won the high I"'ree. -hemical authorily. who con
jumping contest and Ralph Cun- Im-tcd Hie demoiihtration. recorded
iilngham won firt place In the.'" ,'"h ' "v,! onp-hundredt lis
stenuine contest for men' and Mrs. of degrep. fahrenheit.
Ca won for women. I ne m'Haurmnl is made l' phonograph and rrcrnt develop-.
Cofreo and doughnuts were nr,,l"!t the amount or heat radiated ; ments In amplifiers find sound r-!
wrved. from the cheeks when emotion j producers to demofiHtrute how j
... jsimds the blood running Into th ni. -sound can be seen and liKht h'-urd. j
1,. ii mhh -jMigm I i'nou-raii(o iransniKs on, arnit-
Miss Allen'M ttunh was clusnif e I j cU.I liglitnlng of MUHio volts, u
I hi h silli'hl" ft ue -fiirfilv Mtiffl new roltinir itllov. Hi,' hurdcKt Miilt. I
PCCLCC lCLCt Todttll c'n! to deept-n the color of t he ' Mtinf known ox' pl din rti'irls, mrl ;
Pi;.M)LLTO. WI.NH
PKNULKTON. Ore., Mar. t (AP)
Two upsets marked Die district
basketball tournament at Heppner
IleriiilHlon defciiti'd
: France Approves
t i :i...'. ' V'sterday
hi- perfected "''",l 3f l, H",, '''H " from
the rleclritj Hfppnir 34 to 2 In anollier r-
verwn or ine nope,
Other scores:
Pendleton 4h; KUuthld l'.
Atheim ti; I'matllla 14.
l.cxiiiK'on 1 7; Weston I tj.
Adams 4n; Ion.- H.
financial oiiliKalions to his broth-er-ln-'aw.
After Hint he had rent
his pit pels and will lo his lawyer
for snf cheeping. Madame Plrtpir.
Maximum bad Un ill for two mouths ufter
mi operation.
I 'ol Ice s;i vv I ii t hetie two t hi n;s
explanation "r niirlde. which
Ibey at rirsl Im'IIpvc.I In bt death
1 r"in rnrhoii moiiotl'le polonlug,
Plniiiet wns two years profeiwor
nf pi'fl'ati f'-H at .fohiiS'I lopkins unl.
veridty in Amerhu. Ho waa an In
ternittion'iMy known fiullmrity on
)lfej"e or children. He was vice
pttfld'-!it f r the Americiiii-AUHtrlnti
socm'v and w;s furiiH'rly connect-
i vHjn tti" --('i.f iidininls'nitlon ot
II ei bM t Hoo er In Austria,
ISK.IIT OI- WAY Ma t ri:i
PARIS. Alar. 1 fAP) The
French parliament today rati
fied France's signature lo the
Kellogg renunciation of war pact
by a vote, of 570 to 12.
WASH INfiTON, Mr. t AP)-
cheeks. lr. Free said In a sncies . motlfiu pictures of the motion jf
of tests a wide rang' of tempi ra-1 the plan-t JupHer and lis saiel. (
ture changes had been noted In lites wtc exhibit"., i The house ruIejeornmltte today
blushes, some readings showing l"'M Tableaux depleting the udvancf- agreed to give legislative right of
times as much actual risr In temp-' ntent of science Imiiii the days ot way In the houite to a senate mens
eiature as others. I f he alchemists KrH Interspersed ure to suthurlze un Investigation
The blHhcs of Mondcs, h? rild nmong ihv ih tnoti1rnMons. " and survey for a Nlcarujfuan canal, was not loaded.
Unloaded dun" Is
Cause of Tragedy
CHAPLIN WINS
FIGHT AGAINST
POISON, FLU
I.OH ANJi;i.KK, Muir.h J (API
hai lie I 'haplln, noted molld. .
picture comedian and producer, tr)
day apparently had won his figls '
against ptomaine poisoning and ir
teseutitttvt's wild they expected tin
he would be able to return to h
woilt next week. Chaplin ;,
stricken with ptomaine- last Mo
day while at his studio when I
buttle ugnlfiHt tho poisoning
peared won, intestinal Influeu ,
developed as u complication. Ii; ,
temperature during the crtsls ro.'
to loi degrees, but last night
had dropped to normal.
Ir. t'eeil Reynolds, Chuplln'b
physician, visited the Chaplin homo
only once yesterday. He expressed
himself as confident that preven
tive measures taken would stavu
off moie serious Illness.
Rudlo reports, apparently front
the east that Chaplin was dead,
caused great commotion In bot h
the Chaplin home and studio, Tho
comedian - producer's representa
tives Issued formal statements. d-
IvANHAK CITY. Man h I (AP)
N I ue -yen r-o Id A I v I n K raas last
n i g til pulled a rifle from Its rest
ing place aliovs a door, pulled the
trigger, and killed his four-year-old
brother, Houttld.
An older brother recently as
mirpfl him iineentit. Mr.: and Mm
Ixmls H. Kraas, that tha weapon 'Coring t napnn "vry mucn aiive -
, anu in no uunger,