La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION Ha (Inmfti? Inning ibsmtn THF WEATHF'P OHEOON: fnapttlcd tooliht with rain west, Saturday rain, moderate temperature. , , BtroDff southerly winds. . j VOLUME XXV11. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED rUBSS NUMBER 145. 250 ATTEND CI MEETING IN LAGRANDE Paul Blown, Coast Secre- ora nf t ho TntnrnaHnn- al Organization, Speaks LOSTINE TO HAVE NEXT CONVENTION Banquet Opens Evening Program With 243 Pre sent; Address by Mr. Brown Inspiring One taut nlKht whk primarily n.rist ' lini Endravor night 'In l.a Grande! Wry elottr to 2f" nipinlirrs of that Kri'Mt orEHMlxatlon, 243 to be exact. KHtlicrcc at tlM' local Presbyterian chi.ri'l. to artlolat In events which had been arranged in hon or of the vlwlt In this oily of Paul Itroun. of l.o Annelcs, California, pacific Coast secretary of the ln ternntional orKnnizntion. The KalherlnB attracted proups of young people from Haktu;, llalf wnv. l.oKllne. Klein 'and Perry, to. nether .with those from the ta Grande chrlsllan and Presbyterian .churches. Hnlfwoy UelPBntea liml honor of making the greatest ef rort to attend, as 15 younir people from that place made a trip 9f 118 miles to be here. Most of the out-of-town visitors returned home ar ter tho program last evening, while some fw remained in .ta Grande over night. -.-! ' 21:1 al llaiKpict Tho flint thing on the iuktiii was the baimuet spread In the liase niont of tho Presbyterian church with places arranged Tor Christian lOndcavorcrs.- At- this time the hbme department of the Presbyterian Htindiiy school acted as hoslcsscs and not only prepared tind served the lovely dinner, hut did . It also as their contribution and with no expense to the young people enjoying It Tile banquet hour was made live. ly with Lindbergh Will Inaugurate New Airmail Service President Portes Gil to Turn from War Activi tise to Christen Tri motored Plane MEXICO CITY, Mar. 8 (AP) Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, who has only Just regained the use of his right arm injured In the crack up of his airplane here more than a week ago artcr a pleasure flight with ills fiancee, Is back In his fav orite role of a good-will flier. President Portea . Oil today was U. P. BUDGET FOR YEAR IS 28 MILLIONS Announced by J. P. O'Bri en, General Manager, in Bortland Today NO DETAILS OF DIVISION WORK 20 Bids Opened On One Highway Project Today Largest Number to Be Read for One Job; Com mission to Announce Awards This Afternoon POKTLAXI), Ore.. Mar. 8 (AP) A record was established today at tho meeting of ihc state hlgh wuy commission when 20 bids were received for a section of -road work. Hoy A. Klein, secretary and chief ; engineer for the commission, Mild ) It was the largest number of bids . . . . mi 'in lin fttitd for miK U tliin Ihe '.... -I I !. , 111. 'l'litr " - - ' to turn from dim active uirecuon or i. l UJIXLS 1 UlilHCU XVI into ,(Hinj Anis Parted. ine war agmnHi me niHurgeniH u christen the til -motored plane In which the colonel will Inaugurate the new airmail service between this city and Brownsville, Tuxus. The flight will be mnde tomorrow. starting' ut 7:45 a. in, Lindbergh 1 will curry an bin puusengors Juan I Gulllenno Vlllnsana, chief of theism hl Oregon. Washington and varda nf broken atone ' for civil aviation section of the deparI- w.M.n i.ih i.v it... f.n. 'f y ?S bioken atone for n..'l.1ii.llr.ir...tinn u.i ..ni, neitertueni pur pones, i no mgnesi ment of communication, and prob- washlnirion Ualiroad jc- Naviirallon ..... .,1,,. .... " - MI unu iiib tun cnt Them wjih a Section Not Learned dfre,ence uf mo.oou between the tt rr.h o,tr. fl-. and 11,0 ow" or tne on0 Outlook IS Good . Tne wmk ln uuestion Is the re surfacing of Hi. 4 miles' of the io 0 I Moss Springs-Grass Valley section PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. H AP) of tne Hi,,.mun hiKhway In Hher- i...... vu,.-v.M,11" nwin cotiutv. una lurntHiiimr SY.aiMi JUSTICE HOLMES 88 TODAY ably two local newspapermen. U'ompany. northwest unit or the U'nion Pacific system. J. P. O'Hrien, iKcnerat manar, announced today. IThls la $rau.oaii more than Ihe road's l!ia8 exia'iiditurcs. .-.4.(l(HI Itcceivo OIIIiiic Itlils -Kur tho first tiiiM in the com mission's history, bidH wero re ceived fur ollini; stute highways. BAY CITY, Mich., Mar. 8 (AP) Ktldie- Htiuson und Itandolph I'aKe, L)etroit aviators; made a suc cessful take-off from tilt. Ice of Haglnuw Hay this niornlnK in an I T"e uudRot seta aside Ji.coa.aou Heretofore the department has attempt to establish a new non-! for Improvement. Including I72K.- done Us own oilinc Thoro wore reruelinB airplane endurance fliithl. I ullfl fw replaeliiK rail with heavier ny four hlds Tor thin. work which The plane carried approximately , material: ili.'l.liliu tar yard and includes oiling 6.0 miles of the 800 callonB of Kasoline, which Hlln-' paaslnc track extensions and lin- eer L'reek-Shaltuelc Conner sei son hopes will keep it 111 the air proveiucnts: $2411, ami (or widening n0n of tho Itedwood liliihway In close to 80 hours. They seek to' cuts and embankments, and J3y.-: Josephine comity, and construe better the record of the 'Germans, loon for Improvements to shops and (jun wf j i miles of macadam hluh Itlsticx and Zimmerman, of 05 j engine handling facilities. jwtiy. Approximately 27n.O0U gal hours and M minutes, i 4 Ions of oil will be needed. -I., 1.1 ......ale .n, ePcmHl ,lloat Hul,Kllt fr C1). WASHINGTON. Mar. 8 (AC)-l An expenllturo of -M.mw will be ? Captain Ira, C. Kaker's proposed made for elimination Of grade ,he Sll.lnKr,e,.!oKHWeU , ,,. dwn-to-duk flight fro... IH-owns-; crossings and lu.proveinenla to llon of the M(,Kenrlo hlK,m.llv , vllle Texas, to Panama has bccnignal sysle.ua. :,n( run, The wn,.e , ,. indefinilely postponed because of New depot faclllllea and in... .,.Tlve t,,,,,,.,, OT)llll f,.nK)l .... i.i.i. Lui.u..n urming oui 01 uie pruvemeii's to existing millions to Mexican revolutions. Tigers to Start Track on Monday, Coach Announces The first track cull win probably 3 be Issued al l.a Grande High school. school, nc- . , : , , ,,. ,ti. I Monday afternoon after i the Introduction, oC. tlve i dlf- d ' vJ,iI delegations present', " the '' VTitW V .nL I..I..I l.v Mi- i At "'"T ,,nl( u meeting 2C.&0U cubic vurds of broken slime ine exieni oi tiim,uw are p.anncii. rul. malnlenanee ..it.the Coos Uay New rolling stock und Improve- HoKrbuttt hiKhwi.y. Seven want to jmeplH lo existing ciuipinent will BrHlle olllv eiBht.tei.tha f mllo ! cost about 4H2.ll0li. llf 0,., ,.,,,. Tl.n ,.,.,. Ilased on IW2K operations. Mr. QuartK station ill Baker county. U'llrlen eiitiinates that about $14.-S : (m ii lllds After , v 7"(i.(iiiii will bo expended on wages I seven blddera view for rcarrndlng and $8.00(1.0(10 In iiuiti'ilul pureh- and widening the Klamath Falls-' aseK. ;. . ' ilikevlew Junction seetlnir' of The ' :'. Oulluoli tliKitl. 'Dalles-California iiighwJiy.: Tim general nuinagor said gener- There was :oiually exciting hid-, I ' I L ; ' 'I " fxfPbs W - 'few ' ( (O ) llnelirach ' I Mexican Scrap Causes Concern; Texas Boy Hurt Stray Shot from Juarez Hits Lad in El Paso Americans Ready to Protect Life, Property 1)1, PASO, T-.. Mar. 8 (AP) Tho first A.nrrlcun rnsi.Mlty watt rkK.rtel hero tmlay with ttxt mi i.o..nei..e..t of the tlcMth of l.ylla ltolM'rts, two yours old, t tlie omorgeiicy hospltnl, Tho child, whoso imivntH ttns American rlll mm.s, was shot In IIh head this morning by stray hiillct from iicrnsH (lie Kin (i in lido llurlug tho IniIIIo of Juarcx. .Iiisticc Oliver Wendell IIoIiiich, i. I', S. supnillit court Julro sl.S.ii his i.iiilnl.c..t by I'rwddcnt llwwevelt In lltoj, Is HK ywirs idil today. This Is the distinguished Jurist's 'most mt'illly und Ih-sI plHilo. Me Is u sou or the famous Miet, Oliver 'Wendell llolm.-s mid uiih tw ilcil at Hall's Htull, Va, hi INtll while his i-oinisiiiy yf Massachiisctts Infuulry wits sttirinlug a Co.ifedcrato ihikIiIo.i. Drive Off Open ' End Of Bridge; Five Men Killed al : .. , h...... souks lead l.v Mr.iAt ll.af time a meellng of eandi- ' ...,. ,,,., ,i,.aons In Mils Urown and Ills mandolin, pep Kn-.l u'lU '1' "eld and al erwun s ,i t,.n.U(lry a, f,. a ,! business dravor songs. Inspiring songs. J s,,0, t warmup will be held outside. VI,H1. .. Mp ,j.,rlen 8il0,, "Kvor, favorite religious Bongs, conclud- wo' " uelng done this week ! ,.froi t Is being mude to complele me vim, .i n m pui ii in i..o;the iuipiovument program as fully uesi snupo possiuie au una lime oi M possible in advance of the seaii- i on of iteuvy fruit and crop, jitove '. lllellt." I . . . . ' In. general nuinagor said gener- i nero was :oiuany excning iiki-, a lll-'lt IJljl-'NT indication point to ii good ding for (lis various bridges to bo ( A ,.,1,,. ,;,' Wusli., Mar. 8 were drowned and businee-jwiW-ln-hf.Ti'rltory-.- - iei-ecn -inis.spn..wiio over "- U 'hw olMilli'Wtf Imvell Miiieltnw ing with the. (crusade song. ."Where He Leads Mo 1 Will follow." There were also splendid vocal and piano solos given by members of the Iai Grande societies. During this part or the evening Hubert W. I.eep. or Maker, president or the Grande Kondo Vnion presided. I. dm I ne (ills Cjmvciilioii Important .natters or business coming up Included the invitation from the l.ostine group lo hold the sluing convention, which 'comes May 81 to June 2, in their city and the Invitation was ununimouslyac cepted. Mr. Keep announced the approaching slate convention which is lo lie entertained In Kalein. April 18 to 2 1. Tile quota for this locality is 20 registrations and up to meeting time last evening only three had registered. -During -the evening . however 18 . others registered, making one moro than the required number. ' An other business item was the rising vote or thanks given the ladies of the home department who hud made the banquet feature possible. Naturally the chief ovent of the entire evening was the Inspiration al address by the distinguished vis itor, Mr. Brown. His closing re- iiiitikK "Tki llfi. seriously whether work or play-, go Into it I with earnestness and 'Make Good Kor God'." slimmed "up his entire address, which was, throughout a challenge lo the young leadership the year. .The Tigers last year won 111 Kaslcrn Oregon championship for tne lourin consecutive year. ev-j ei'al veterans remain in school und; hopes are again high for u winning i team. ' 1 l'NCi:lli'AI. AltOt I' KIJPOT The '. P. budget as given out by 1 '- (Continued on Page Seven) NIGHT-FLIGHTS REQUESTED OF t r a niri.117 w i urn PORTLAND. .Ore.. Mar. 8 fAP)l Ilal 10. Nuurse. of the Varney Air I Sale Of Tickets Indicates Large In refcriMice to work In (.lie vaiiotih t divisions and It could not he lt:urii- Mr iru,t..n Vii.i ..,.. ir int.. .). l;,tl Mn. with hcadquarterx In HoImc. Kill., INI Ml MVie HMIll.V lllrl I(INL office department liaa naked Ihe i i.,.. iinu- i..nch ,.,,., ...lit ' tTHJiiipuny io iB reaoy io roine io !0m- done in the Hetond dlvlaion. nor 1'wrtlnnd with their mail linea ly I whether an appropriation .Tor u Jl,ne 1 ,,ntl nKnt -hdnl . . . . . . .. AhkL hiMtPHfl nf f rlnv -lif!iiln iTOWd at DehaiPied In the budget. It is said that as they are now doing. Ileud VlUnUOlUCUait, -ro..rlatlon Is Ulurters would be moved here . . 1 ' . , ... . i. i .... 1 f mm Hn Imp. Thin, ll Ih Niiirl. wmitil ! t ti... r..n... nuu HOI lnCMKIl'U, It WUUMI IIOI IlltrU' , V ' n ii n i i .t i iiKiliin mil vtmno da tin drove off fcn opeii'Mid- of tho WiNhluih hriflKA near hero early to- n y. One of (he automatic) ffulea lailrd to function. TIih Urad are: : I i a 1 1 KAivvy, u river oi uio ium marhlntv I. T. 'Corey, Tarl's nilher. ClmrkiH Portnr, driver of the oe- ond car. : Jim CollliiH. A man named Harrlflon, "The. three, men to canape from the eloHf-d' aittoinnlilleH uhleh phniKed into the Wlahkah river alioiit .1 a. m. were: .lo t'orryt hrother of Carl Corey. UeorKe Iteud. Al Hiutth. All of the elht men were lutf- DYNAMITE BLAST BRINGS TRAGEDY WASIIINnTON". Mar. 8 (AIM -Approueh of the Mexican revolu tion to the American border with the battle at Juaroi nerved today to increu.se official concern here. 1'realdent Hoover and the heads of Intoreated departmenU are initintuinlim the beat potudhle con tact with the Bltuatlon below the I boundary Hue. They are hopeful ;0mt the battle ut the Mnxlcun city acrotw from Kl Puho will not en daiiKer American life or property and that no international compll- catlonH will devolop. The kecnnoHH ifvith which the 'government la aurvoyinff the ultu atlon wan exemplified In . taut nlKht'H conference between. Presi dent Hoover, Hecretary flood of the war department, Ocnerat Kummer the army chief of ataff. Chair nuui Borah of tho senate foreign '.relatlona convultteo and Hecretary KclloKff. At the conference a gen eral Inventory waa taken of devel opments to date and poHatbllltles of the future were discussed. I No HiKH'tal Orders I Thus far no effort has been made to dlNturb the routine procedure that vests authority with the com mander of the eighth corps area at Han Antonio, Tex., to take tho . necessary steps to protect the American side of the boundary In the battle xone. ' Major General TEXAS CITY SEES REBELS . TAKEJUAREZ Sanguinary Battle This Morning Ends in Defeat ' of Federal Forces STRAY SHOTS HIT OVER THE BORDER List of Dead in Mexican City Given at 23; News paper Renorter Moans at Loss of Cream F.t. PAKO. Texas, Mar. 8 (AD Kl Continental aaya that soldiers of ths government, defeated today by rebeli In a battle for control of Juares. will be disarmed and temporarily Interned at Fort Bliss, Texas, under an arrangement made toduy. (Continued on I'ugo Boven) Four Killed' and 80 Injury 'Artificial Lilng To Escape tfr From Submarine ad. by.,E,xploin,.af - lit! , j '' ' rirRIHNKIt. NelK.Miir. (AP) hour men were dead today and ' "'" niorn Ib.uV au:S;oii .ULlined In KKY . WKMT. Kin.. Mar. 8 (AIM tlin exnUudoll kjfil dov.Mi eiiHeK of The newly developed artificial dynamite in a lirn laHt nlKbt on "Iiiiik" for tmn in OHcapo from dln tlie farm or t.'uuilly t'oliunlBiiloner nbipd ai.hn.nrlnoa on tllo oceun Curl Holliinder. The explcmlvo wax floor, Iiiih been proved HtiecoHHful Mlored in tho burn for umt in blast- from u depth of HflO foot In the nirlly Indicate whether or not one v.um to be built here tlila year. C. L BERRY NEW RULER OF ELKS (Continued on Pko Seven) J1 Lull HERS OF. LA GRANDE TO , JOIN IN UNION A debate, says the Kev. Oliver liilcy, Kpitfcopat mfnlMter of this city, should poswesH the following flualitieH; IokIc. based on proved facta, free from personalities, con rise and it should stick to the sub ject. , .. It la these qualities . combined with the general interest In the j subject and the renown of Jude j Ben Und ey that arc expected to I niuke the debate .Monday niKht In j the Li. U, K. tabernacle In Lu Grande one of the outstanding ed- . uratlonal and enlurtuininent events of the season. , The famous juvenile court judj;e and Dr. Uiley will uphold the af- rirmatlve and negative, reaiiectlve-I (.rry was elected e.alted ly, nf the companionate uwirriaKe r,.r ()f ltu. Klks lod(,'e in l.a question. Mr. Mndsey uplnddlnK It !;,,inde Burccediriff Je V. An as an inHtitutlon and Dr. ltlley op-,, news, at a tneetinir of the lode posing it. nt,( iust ninhl. Other orricers Tickets ut the fllnss DniK storo 1 elected were; esteemed leading are selling well, It Is reported. The night, I'. Thompson: eedeemed lower floor of the tabernacle has loyal knight. Kherwood Williams: a seating capacity of 0X0. j esteemed lecturing knight, It. .1. A numbed of seat reservations ; Kitchen; serretary, W. It. Winters; Park K. Taylor; Officers Elected at Meet ing Last Night; Future Events Planned mean a saving or one business day! ( n-i-k to Cnsmopolis, on delivery east and west over the ( present schedule. j The pout office department hre ; Intimated today that before fall I jthe Varney lines will bo flying a( double Hchedule, with morning ami night routes eastward. This would be in conjunction with a proposed separate passenger nci-viep whleh J I would extend from Portland to ' Salt I.ake City, connecting Salt; Lake with the excess fare (Tnlon ! Pacific trains and the Hoeing ami Transcontinental Air Transport passenger lines. Chrysler Plans For Skyscraper 63 Stories II ing out he around luldyos , The dead are: Ous Paltnck, asslslanl poslmat ter. fitly K. f'lark, barber. Kred Jtlhlile, niechanlc, Kred Kelgner. Kialnvs!or owner. - Two other volunteer' fJrenieh ure not expected to live. J'tiey are W. K. Htrube, garage owner, and Ar thur Hchoenock, truck dWvnr. .Felt Ift Miles Away All tlmjlujmed for at tile.. Hcrll final testa conducted hi Florida waters. Lieutenant f N. Momsen, and t'hief Torpedoman Kdward Kali nowskl, yosterday .overcame the tremendous pressure of V0O feet when they stopped out through t hatch on the deck of the subtna rllie. ' , - , , .Momsen, who Invented the oxy gen masjc device, which somewhat ire being cared 'OHonuues ine gas iuiisk in use nur- lifiHiillal A ,MO w,, won iviiiiiiunnni nmn general call una In lo all sur Eagles Plan Visit To Baker Mar. 13 The Central I-ibor council met last nigut al ine cuy ni ai n o'clm'k In seinl-monlhly session witli about 3d in attendance. Alex Manning, district business a gent fur the building trades crafts, was tho speaker for the meeting. He fpoke of business matters pertaining to organised 1& ltfr and Its advantages to biiMiiiesM conditions In a locality. Mr. Man ning in from Pendleton. The plumbers of the city asked to organize and took out an appli cation for a charter. C O. Thompson, president of the count II. presided at the meeting. J. Kvans Is secretary. will be saved until Saturday night : Ireasuier. to fill the requests which are ex-Krank H. Lee: trustee, three years,; I :, I f I IL TODAY 7:3 n. in. 2 above. Minimtim: 'It above. Condition: clear. tVKATII YITi;itDAY Muxiiinim t6, ininimuiii 3 a bo vp. Condition: char. KA MI I It Mar. N. Maximum &0( minimum 34 above. , Condition: rain .15 of inch. Plans were made by the !Sngle; and Kaglea' auxiliary last night for a trip to Baker next Wednesday when both organizations will bo guests of the Baker lodges. The Ia Orande groups will put on the tnl- libr, tlatioim at both meetings. The Kagles will give the Caasiiha de pected to come In from outlying I'Ved ti. Ilenning. Jckhp V. Andrews girp. A dance Is to be held fol- districts. (was elected delegate to the grand When a similar debate was held ! lodge.' recently in Portland between Judge Plans were made for a dance to Llndsey and a Jewlah rabbi, from I he held Mar. 'J. Initiation will he five to six thousand persons at-j .ti at the lust meeting hi March, tended and the ticket receipts were 1 it was announced. $9,000, I region offifials announce J ; ' here. The debate" is being spun sored by t he La (1 ra tide puai of he American Iegion. I lowing the nu'eilugs. At the auxiliary meet ing htnl ntght a newing club was formed. The member will sew on nrtieloa to sell for lodge benefit. , It will i meet twice a month. WASH I N'i I ON , .Mar. n fAP) Pretdcnt Hoover met with his t.inet today for tlie first time, NKW VOBK, Mar. 8 (AP) Walter I. Clirysler. motor magnate, announced today details of the tall est siiyscraiier In the world which be will build as a personal Investment. The building, K stories high will dominate the Grand Central dis trict, which now has a skyline ser rln'I wltli tin peaks of tall build ings. The Chrysler building will occupy a siln facing on (.cxingfon avenue between 4'Jnd and .HUrd streets. Ha cokI is estimated at $15,000,01)0. -' It will rise Hoy feet to exceed the Wiiolwortli lower by 17 feet. The building proper will be ati stories, nbovn ulilcl: will rise a dome of 1 'J stories. Kxcavaliou for the foundation Is under ay. made repeated succesaful tests ,ll...r i,.u.. f.ir dnelni-M and wn n win iiiiik iioiii uryniH Miihi of ihe In lured ai-o dept hs, but yesterday was their members of Ihe city fire force. 'first venture al great depths. They 1 Th expbmfon was felt ut West Hist left the Hiinmorsimo at J no Point. Ifi ml es north. ' irei. tpen reiurneu una mo un j Tho fire started rroin an nude- derwatfli' ship was towed to deeper termltied cause In the barn where water, where they repented their r County Supervisor Hollander hkd feats, stored the dvmimlte which waa lu 'j-o men, In escaping from the b used in blasting lee on tho m,lt emnred a water-tight hatch Klkhorn river. ; . on tho bout's deck singly. Stand i' Firemen approaching the plane ing erect, each man allows sou were told by a spectator Ihiitfthero water (o enter tho hatch through was no danger of explosion as n valve. When the air Insldo tho there were no caps wllh the dyiia- hutch has bnen compressed to an mile. Hardly had this ussinanco t.,,u picaaure with the water out been given before a tremendous Hpic, the water stopH rising in the blast rocked t ne coumrvsiue. hatch, find tho man opons an outer Men Blown IftO l-'is-t Y door and steps out. Men were blown l&o lent t)y tho . blast. Krltuvr was killed outright, Wftlln XV til ft PftV mid Ih.. four others died BhortlV ff WW UCt-U. J W uM,::r,inl- . , , , , . , wreck Kills uiri l 1 1 ifti '. niiFHi neriuuiy iiijuii-u ill j. f the hoKpltal an!: j j 1 William Htruhe, broken leg, body WALLA WALLA. Waah., Mar. mangled. ' . (AP)Leota Unblnnon, 10, died J HARK 7.. Chihuahua, Mexico, Mnr. R fAP) Raked by artillery, its principal streets transformed to a battleground, Juarw fell today I before the onslaught of tho Invad ing revolutionaries after a sanguin ary sic sre which completely routed defending federal forces, ' Bombardments from rebel ar tillery left the Klxteenth of Sep tember street, the city's famous thoroughfare, littered with - the dead and dying while the Insur gents charged ln mounted columns against ihe fleeing federals. A battle that began ai dawn had brought to the rebels possession of the government's seven strong holds' shortly before noon, ;. Ramos Seek Safety General Muthlas Ramos, com manding the federals In Chihuahua, fled with his handful of followers to find , shelter on the shore of the Rio Grande In plain view of hundreds of Americans In the Tex as city of Kl Paso. ' ' Strayed shots fired, from the , Mexican battle tone wounded one r hoy on theAsaerlcan side, .liouis LMiave a liiti, of sU.-1, jUeveral bul- shields of automobiles ; and one smashed through the window of an EI Paso home, but no one was . Injured other- than the boy. ; 3il Ileiortc Dead -The list of dead In the revolt was compiled 'Unofficially today, showing the number of rebel vie Urns, at 14, while nine- federals were reported slain.' ' ' .' (lenerul Miguel Valles, in charge ' of the rebel forces In command of the city, told reporter tor tho ' 121 Paso Herald, that the .lives of none would he endangered, 'even -those who fought against him, If they would come over, to the rebel cause. "Will there be any executions?" he was asked. "I do not know," he replied. "I have ordered my men not to tako anything without paying for It. There will be no looting." After the first brisk fighting to day, the defending federal troops, outnumbered 600 to more than 2,- 000, divided Into detachments. Purl of the soldiers were strung along the bank of the Rio Grande with the lovee as a protecting breast work. Halted by Americans Fifteen of the civilian volunteer defenders of Juares threw down their guns and made a wild dash for the International bridge when the buttle opened. They were halt ed on the American portion of the bridge and ur rested by United, States border patrolmen. Their ammunition was confiscated and, they were led away. The Mexican consul here and n Mexican army aviator are prepar ing to take off from Kl Pasu ln u plane bought by the Mexican gov ernment here yesterday. The piano Hoover Outlines General Policies Art Hchoclipck. Injuries undeter mined, ii n conscious. Kred Psehorer, fire chief, arm broken, poxHlhle nit nil fracture. Klmer Hpell, crushed chest, arm, broken, In two places. La Grande Masons Stage Line From Portland to Salt Lake City Established-Give Plans ;;;; Three Aviators Humed to Death pn I'OlHfi lo u lioHi.ilnl liprn lunl IiiKht UK Ilia rruiilt of Ihjurli'fl r reived uhin h Htitiiil rnrla8'rl cur ilrivi.n liy H. M. Iliiuf..rl of Wnlla Walla, lurnt'd ovrr ami wan dn .iiolifilictl on tin lilKhutty nrttr Imt,'. Konnrth AddiHon, of I'orc Innd, owjifr of the 'ir, wna Havtt ly htllitU'd. Ilillirnrd uiih Illbo iMlllKpd. Mikm ltn,i l''tiri.HHorth. Wallii WhIIu, PH4'iii'il iininjurctl. jllltiiiiu in it l.n.itd whv tlin ufti-1 " I ...II.I-h of IHx ,i. linlnlKlrullcii .M I'j.i I 1 1 .?. nun.. Jliy. Irtri ,.,..,,, It A i I dincuHKlnu with I.Ik Hdvlm.r 11 I to' WI.hIIimiii, iliiif llo( ut tilJ'tV I'l It l5 ....... ..r 1.1....... I ...... at... til.. I(....'ll lltltini'l llllll ,1111 fllllf.l At COVe MCCtiny POUTUMi, Muni. S .vljwd, lh s-m-nil ..KinaK'-r an-.M.xiiuit rvvoliilloii. nvlnt..r itc IiiiiikiI Io ilciill. it t 1'iirf-hniM. for a ciniHldi-rullon of noilnred. und l& nt.w motor f.hti.'-K 1 All ii.nilipt-K wprc nrpMpnl pirppiif f.uk lltlltl, .l Ikh,. Indliy wl.pn Illplr A delPKiilliin of I.i CramlP .Ma- I ' H5.0(m of additional roini' . IliK j ill lip lilaipd In 0iralioii, jllpniy l KIIiiihoii. npirptiiry of I'1" "" pi.hkI.1 (lip In Hip air Ulid soiib Http.idpd the iltKlrlct i.ippti.ia , lln" Hivinit iiip . oiu.n.i.a uorp rnnitui ioc k of the foliiinlilit ' umIp. h" Ib pi. ruulo from Ma- rnai.pu. : i OWN WAY OF SHAKING HAND of the Masonic lodge held at CovelMotor W1C" y""' uninterrupted j (Jur(t(, Kytem has be-n increawed Wednewlay night. The evening be- I nlry ,n!o IaH Hy. a un- , ft.on $200,000 to 5im.iiiui. H h gan with a 7 o clm k bunuet. nounced here last night by W. T. j wM (np new Bi)rK naM .R1 Hlt. A program whs given which In-fa ford, preident ami ffenenil ; Borh,.( )y IMOlor lr;uu(jt m-rp.r- cluded a number of features by 1m. r ' , mwl which r'cenuy acfjulrxi th;ury afier wrvlng a year Grande people. Mlwi Catherine t""m,Ma """pany now op- ( caifru Transtt corporation and rablnei r Present Hoover, it was Sartain entertalnfd with 'a dance and Mrs. Howard Glenn gave a reading. George llirnie sang. j Yellow Mncs. transcontinental fl amed today that h has nu melon. ' . The systems Involved in thp 1 1 . I t imnwiciion hp1 ine iee nivf i W t F F t i Htagcs. Inc., oiarating leteen I Tlie Illne Mountain TriiiiMportii-ftS'tlCf? iiOlWlCS Twin Kail. Idaho, and Halt l,akc jtfon company operateH through nj j Iteportj reeivefi here listed tho liespito reports whieh havf beeik "tlwr victim' na Mil Daniel nod eireulated that Keeretary Mellon M"'K'in I'errell. will retire as head of the treas-i ' ' i.fier wrvlng a year in tlie 1 ami. H-cret)iry l.inHOMi told !tewspiipr- I WAHHI.NtiTON'. Mar. 8 fAP) , President Hoover etap-d today thatirUr nnd U'p H,U(1 Mountain Trans- Grande but there is no local man- t WI.VHC...F.U iiMiiiuiiirii'ii 11 r ( norttlon company, running stages . ag'-r here anil offlcp fiiiplnyes i .iiMM'ini win eonsiaer eniorre-: between Twin PsIUi snd Pendleton, were not In iHjKitlon to man, lenient Crawford said the aciuisltlon of j the AwKiatei Press reports, Pos the lines provides a direct 660- j sens! on of the local company was mile line from Portland to Halt j taken on Mar. 1 but at present, Iike t'tty. ! everything I bcln-j operated us be- Jr'Uicdukn; on aU runs is. IN be re.- foie t!i ta!e. . Jment of the hew in reupcct to nar jcotics. Immigration, trade retraint, l the 1 th amendment, and every other branch of federal govern ment law er.foretuifciit. WAHHINtlTO.N. Mar. K AP PieiileiH Hoover ban a method all bin own' of Mini king ha mis with whl. bonne visitors anil It differs imtiriiilly from that which was employe! by his predecessors, (.'al via 'oohlge. Tb new I'liief enerullve extends his hand well forward so that those lie greein are held at uultc a dis tance und tin has subsTltutcd a 1 j f'ntrfvnftiffBfstf! tltv lrohibihn amendment. nub k full grasp for the sort or gii VUnfjrUlillUlCU - --r- bitfcat' h of the hand he employed 1 ( ST. APOt'MTINM. I'lii,, Mar, 9 during his campaign. WAFniNGTON. Mar. X (AP (AP)Miss Helen Hlrks, IH-year-f "i am pleased lo meet you," Is JiiMtlt'-Ullver Wendell HolnifH old hong IHaud star,' coifptered one phrase he uses as his callers reive.) tbe eongratiilatlons of his Glennu ifollett, the national wont-- are presented al the public recep a.':octste of the supreme court, en's chamuinn 2 and 1 today in a lions. "I am glad to see you," Is d-finiif time for bis departure. men at tb, hfT. hi.upt toii:iy he (s "playing t be ;une with tblHadmln iati a'i'm" end hud rxigoed as a dir-r-tor of Hn aoeiut Inn against the prohibition amendment. (Continued ou Puge Heven) CUSTOMS MEN SURPRISE 400; FIND LIQUOI NKW YOUK. Mar. 8 (AP) A extraordinary force of 123 custon. men searched 40 passengers t. the liner Kbawnee, arriving todu 1 from Havana via Miami, snlxci large uaAtlties of liquor and im posed fines aggregating ?S0(.. A fine of for every larg bottle found waa Imposed and S3 for each small one. . In addition I'OO bottles were found In cabins, hut on which no finea w-re levied as It was considered useless to try to find claimants. , - The passengers were greatly surprised as they begun to dlsetii bark. Ordinarily they would have , been permitted to walk . ashore wllh their baggage without a sarch us their hags had been in spected by the customs at Miami. , Customs officials calculated that every third passenger had a supply or Ihiuor and there wero as many women as men among tho offend ers. .."' - Home of the pussengers, notlcluir the customs men, returned hurried ly to their cabins, unloaded their liquor, and spread the word to f el and oilier friends toduy on his OHth seml-flnai mail h of the Florida, another while a third Is )'lt is alco:luw passengers who ulso haft bottles hht.'idii). "', eat court Mtuia-o'R chiitiiplouslilps. of you lo cumu to sue tut.' behind tlivui.