La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TOP AY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASSD WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION TUB WEATnCZ Oregon: Cloudy tonight, prob ably snow In south and extreme eaat. Creeling temperatures tonight. Saturday (air, continued mild. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PHKS8 LA GRANDE. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 11)29. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 139. PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION NAMESJEADS Annual Meeting of Local : Church Held Here Last Evening E. E. HURLEY IS ELECTED ELDER Avery Harrison Given Franchise On Hudson-Essex Territory Includes: Both Union and Wallowa , Counties; Became Ef fective on April 1 An Important announcement In automobile row In La Grunde wus made toduy by Avery " lluniuull. proprietor of the lillie Mountuln uui'HKe which Ik located in the-lut-Ke modern building at the corner of Fourth' und Adumu. Kffectlve lust . .jMonduy. Apr: 1. Mr. lliirrlKun rc. T1 T1 T? ivi a 1 tr celves Hie Hudson-Ktwex franchise aKeS t lace rOimeri JTfur the territory consisting of Un Ileld by O. L. MacD0W-!lon and Wallowa counties. f - Pol-Vim. A complete line uf both Hudson ell; Baptists to Oatnei iana car8 a,.e ow ut On Api'll 18 Mr. llurrison'e guruge and several jof the two linea ure ulso on dls- '-.''' 'play at the Ledbetter gurnge. How- Kleclion or offlcem reports from )ho K, work un(, milln departments and a fellowship sup- be n mn of M th(J p.r .narked the annuu coiiBreRR- Mounlaln BaruKe. where Mr. evening. Reports from the depart ments were splendid and encour aging, the pastor, the Rev. J. . George Walz, reports. YV. i. J H R nn. . . nt.-uiji ...... .hih Hm ho h .nnw.fn tlv J. K. VYrlKht were re-elected to the " ' ' . ... .,... .," efficient and' excellent Bervlce to I motorists. Mr. HarrlKon has been identified with the automobile business in Lu , -Grande for the last nine years, dur. , office- of elder for a term of three handled other models of 'cars. He years, and 15. rc. Hurley was elect- "- ed elder for a term or two years ture In this locality promises to be to fill the vacan-y caused by the very bright and predicts u Rood removal of O. U Marlowell to an-- business In both Union und Wal other city. L. A. Hohnenkamp, A. Iowa counties during the coming T. HIM and U R. Moe'were elected season. to succeed Uionwelves for a term j - ; of three years. William Mlller,. . , , , , Mrs. William Iluchanun and lr. i ?oHn St Sit lOFI ' . deacons for a term of three years. Sunday School Of flcftnt . The following orflcers were elwt- ...i r.. .1.- u...l..u. 1111,1., urlinnh Mrs. Turner Oliver, superintend-1 ni,t- 1-tnrlr.v Ktnncklnir. - assistant 1 SNOWSTORM. GRIPS STATE OVERNIGHT Winter Pays Another Vis it to Northwest; Tom-, peratures Drop La Grande High School Band On WaytoCorvaHis Eight Musical Organiza tions to Take Part in State Contest; .Medford 1927-1928 Champion STORM IS CAUSE OF ONE ACCIDENT Will Be Ready Here In 6 Weeks -ronsl ruction of a radio stalion ' Twenty-flvo La Grando High school student musicians with their director, w. W. Nusbuuiii, boarded tho train at 6:30 o'clock this morn ing west bound for Portland. Krom thoro they will go on to Corvallls, arriving about o clock tonight. I The students, who are members of . , ',, , , - ' t- I"1" l" H- s- band, will enter the FlOOdS Reported from De-, state band contest of high achools troit and Youngstown; ncm on,,no ureBO" D,BlB , " Tb. i campus tomorrow. JflnCl l50(ly 01 JNeDl'aSKa In good condition und eagor to TJ.r T in Cniio .. give the performance, the bund , uujuunmuu.,,' 1 players were enthuslaatlo this . I - morning and eager for the trip to Winter again called -on' Kastern begin. They have been practicing Oregon last night, depositing a two- every duy thla week the three nuin Inch blanket of snow. Also, he ap- bers which they will give When purently. llkod this Section of tho they appear about 2 o'clock, to stato so weil that ho decided to morrow afternoon. -nrolonc his visit und the light full i' 1 Fifth iJlst Year of snow continued throughout tho , I nst yeur tho local bond placed morning. " ''fifth in tho slate contest. This In the business section moat of year It la an even bettor band, the snow melted as it fell but the school officials report, as It Is bet- residential dlstrlrta and the valley ter balanced In that the players are floor was covered. Reports received In La Grando indleule tho storm Is general over the Northwest, with snow reported rrom Kaiem, wnun walla, lacoma, Medford and other localities. TcniiteratiiRtt lkroM In ,a Grande the tcmpcraturo took a decided plunge, dropping fro ma minimum of 34 uhovo night FIGURES IN MEXICAN WAR L '-.v-'v.V J?' ' l N London Papers Publish Story Of U. S. Claims British Foreign Office Reports No Controversy Relative to Antarctica Ownership LONDON. Apr. 5 (AP) Reports In the United States that the American government was prepar ing a diplomatic note contenting British olaltns to sovereignty In the Anlarotta bused on the explora- tlona of Commander Richard E. nil of eouul ability. All aro good und none are outstanding stars. - On the 'cumpua the students will he guests ut the- various rratertll tlcs. sororities -and dormitories at the college. Many will return to their homes Sunday, somo Monduy und othurs are remaining In Port land or visiting at surrounding puiuts during the spring vacation before last to 27 uhovo lust nlghL liltcrvul of tho 1-a Orando schools. At 7:30 this morning tho mercury). The selections which will bo stood at 2 above and did not go .played are "The Beautiful Gala- uiiiii'i'hitnnilent: Miss Goldy Owen,' in l.a Grando wilt start lllimediate- secrctury; Mies t'lura Shepherd, as- y and within sis weeks time will-'. Rlslant secretary:-Miss Alloc Snook, be ready lor broadcasting weuiner treasurer: Mrs. I. t'. Uowser, 'chor- : conditions messages for airmail Ister: Mrs. H. B.. Morgan, organ- pilots, W. 13. Kline. Salt l-akc City, 1st; Mrs. A. H. Anderson, superln- j airway engineer, announced today, trnrtcnt of home department;-Mra.'j Mr. Kline and Thomus fhapman. WlllJam Huchanan,, primary do-.t of Washington, 1J. t airway ex pai'lment: and Mr. Wall, begin- tension superintendent In charge of ners department. . .! weather communication, both of On Sunday morning. April U.' the department of commerce, havo the sej vice of Installation of elders und deacons will be held. above the freezing point until around 9 o'clock. The maximum yesterday was 40 above compared with lis the duy boiorc. , . Relief is expected . Saturday,' with the Oregon forecast this morning as follows: .' Cloudy to night, probably snow in south and extreme east, : freezing tempera tures. Saturday fair, continued mild. .. Causes Aochli'nl ' At least one accident was caused by the snow storm last night. . Traffic Officers Dick Robertson !nnd Claude Cooper rescued threo i u rip.. n.ln rnt tin. hint tWA-t I days and yesterday selected a loca- ' he ' r lh,e 0,ld Orvgori T t...,, for the station. highway near the a Grande ' tlmi for the station. .riAiWwl- It will bo unvctcd vOli.Vl'o end of it... i.nuniiiiiiflnl iinct-i;eliiav field ' - HAI't'lS'l'S MKEV ARlli I" ! nearest l.a Grande and will be a Announcement was made today ,fmllle building 14 by 21 feet in dl that Hie regular business meeting im.nlons und will havo two rooms, of the Uaptlst church wub held last om, for transmitting and one for night, preliminary to the annual u)eTatjng. The building will be business meeting which will be on I L.umlct-U within the nox't three Thursday. April 18. It was voted. wcehai Mr. Kline bellovea. several months ugo to' have ' the- During the following three weeks church year close April UM. coin- ,)e ncw equipment for the stutioti elding with the Klnlo convention wM1 l)0 nsiulled. 'llho building und ulso with the Northern Uap- j wm )je varFA between two musts tlst convention, the pastor, tho (.UL., (, icut high und 16(1 feet Rev. ' O. Hess, reports. ELKS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS LAST EVENING uimrt. The weather. fuiceaHling equipment will Include a buro:n-, tiT, a thermonictep and an ur nioiiu'tor. Th unemomoter lells liow hlKh tho clouds ui'c uhuvc the Kround. The entire cost or the plant Is. fHtiiiiated ut $:tO(J0. Mr. Kline says. 11 is expected that W. A. Hliuon Kon. operator of the station at Hur ley, Ida., will come to Iu CI i undo to lake over operation of tho sta- Klwrhtii-d. i Hon here, as It Is understood that IliitUiUation of elected and ap pointed officers of the Klks' ldgo was held lust muni ai me 'f,. H urll Ii I nlnil It jiiMI'iu ll,l-1.,u bi-illnn lut ..!.! il pju.t exalted ruler, insmuing 0111- . - " ( cr by the one in La Grande. Those Installed are: deleBate to The operator In 1 Grande will , i,..i I v Aniirtnir Hiipr-. broadcast niessaffes on weuther natti. U. Wamwell; exalted rul- j condilions to Pasco and Boise each j (Maude Hcrry; estenined leuums tia,' by Suppe, "The- Juwn- of Love," by Hendlx and "Hull to "ewlBton,,, -by Abbott, The latter selection,. a. inurch.Js a fast, vigor ously rhythmical number which puts the uudlenoe In a receptive mood for the more slow and sweet melodies of' the "Dawn of Love." The students who arc milking the trip are: oo Johnson, Hurold HrowninK. lonuld Poareh, Nick HiiRhcs. Henry Culp; Cleland Wull sinffei, Kdw-ln Klrby, Virgil Koch enspartfer, Ned Jones, Mux McMil litn Wayne Nusbaum, Alvln -Bork, Hoscoc Hurley, Hetty Caldwell, .a Grande motorists fronr the ditch Hulon Xaugg. rumcron Miller. Mar- nill vin Mackey, Kemurd Powell, Clair air- Perkins, Kobrl Kakln Jr., Mildred joKt . lust, .xvnlnfstt&j.$plf .ur. Htun Icy, riu rk ; KucKf mii. - : ptun ley. IlUn Ull lH'll OVel - w"""' ifcuoniri iwwii w!i' xtwin The two officers were drlvUitf Siogrlst. : . ! I'OHVALLIS. Ore., Apr. 6 (AP) Kight- high school bunds have been entered In the annual stutc bund contest at Oregon State col lege Haturduy. when Medford High school will attempt to add another Victory to Uh two consecutive wins. Othor schools entered aro Roose velt, Grant, Jefrernon In Portland; Medford, Ia - Gtundc. Corvallls, Murshfleld and the Seaside gtrtn bund. Albuny Is expected to qualify. fConilnued on Pag R BALL CLUB PICKS TWO DIRECTORS l'iH'i (iecii'ial ,1. il, KhciiIui k'fts tieneral Anluuln Vllhunil, iiiK'i, nn Aurrllo Muniiiiiio (ulilt the hear), lieuila of the revo lution In Mexico. - 'Mil picture was taken (luring mi lniKrlaiil ranrert'iuit hy au NKA Krrvlco caniei-umail imv with the ivlK'l Millies. ICscohar lias just evavualed illinniea. ? .' - lirlow It. I. Aiutrou, tetl, World war veleran. f HI I'asp. Tex., and. In ..Itoiulreaux. another American noldlir of fortaiH-, ; " viliii nin lljlntr nltli 'lllo felltfnl VlnMon funtHi. Tlw' niliur iar:' Amlrena nllarkl'd ami round a relict bridge biillilliig gang. Financial Pi-oblem Is Dis cussed at Meeting; Out look Is Bright Boy Scouts To Hold Court Of Honor Tonight LIQUOR TROUBLES CAUSE 25 DEATHS t2G Killed, 59 Hurt . I t PlIMIMHIMM f 1 1. 1 - Mil MK.UIIIUUIU.II IT I knight. C. I.. Thoinpson: cHleciued loyal knight. .Sherwood Williams: lecturing knight. R. J. Kitchen: secretary, W. R. Winters: tiler, Krullk R. I.ce: treasurer. Park Tay lor; trustee, three years. I'Yed Hen niug: eaqiiire. Victor Kcliley: Inner Kiiard. Arnold Gerber; chiiplaln, lr. I'Yunk Ames. Committees were appointed for tho year. Court House Work To End by Apr. 15 The remodeling und repairing of the L'uion county court house, which has been in progress during the last Tew months, will be com pleted by the 15th of this month, it wus announced today. Workmen are busy In the assessor's office ut present bul'he expects to return to his room poasliily before the 15th. The court room has been completed and Is ready for use. The linoleum Is practically all laid and the contract for tho win. dnw shades ha been awarded to the W. II. Uivhiienkanip company. Installation of these will practical ly complete the work In the bulid-ng- day just before the time when the pilots take off. Messages on weath er conditions will be received in 4L Grande from Meacham und other stations. Adjourn County Court At Noon; Survey Ordered County court adjourned at noon today following a two and a hulf jday session. The petition presented a month ago oy James irnrr unu a delegation of other men from 101 gln wus continued for the term. The proposed chunge would be In the location uf a county road north or Elgin. liurlng the session t lie co u rt ordered a survey made by the county engineer of the road from Summerville to Sanderson sprlngN. A rcqucHt was also made that a change be made In the locution or a part uf tho Jndlun creek roud near Klgln. Although the attendance whh no sufficiently large to elect officers, J two directors for , the 1-a Grando baseball club were appointed ut IUCIIAI:1-;kT, Utitnanla. April last nlKht s meellng In tho city ' (AP) Twenty persons were killed lall. They were Seih Blrrlno and and Gy Injured when the Muclmr i)r. H. W. Hlley. tho secretary, -est-Jussy KxpreKs tiniii was deruil G. J. fijermo, reports. jd lute lust night near Btizev. Most Kinanclal probloniM were dis- of the bodies remained In the snow cussed ut some length and It was mII night long untb relief trains ui deelded to start art Immediate sulo liveU. " of heason tickets linn also organ- - .-.i ize to sollelt busluewt firms. It I Viiniiiio o TT wnu uiiIH tlmi riMt.tifli.l m,,,, lltl. ,u i'MmHWWOlO M W are about the name us lat year excepting that the outlook Is eon idderable brighter. I'or example, It eiulred fl.OUd last spring to get ready to play hall. This included cost of uniforms, conditioning of I he field, ptirch'ise of canvas, base, balls, etc. This year this expense will not be neceMKJiry. Two Hularkd player are allowed by i:ittc Mountain league rules but La Orunde may use only one, be cause of the splendid local mater iul available, if the weather per mits, the club may workout Sun day. " Tho first game of the league sea son is Kfheduled for Apr. 1!1 here, with Baker as the opponent. Fatalities Occur During Iast 15 Months, Secrc tary Lowmah Says The Hoy Heouta of Ia Orando will hold a court of honor tonight at. 7:3U o'clock In the auditorium of la Grande High school when r3 scodts- -vill''rcolve mtrlt"badge und badges. .'. ' . j A board "of review was held Tiies ; day night when about -20 ' buys ; pa ssed before II, m J had been killed by prohibition !' The following hco ill's wlU he in n-' agents und const guardsmen ti en- seiited with their" second class forcing I he prohibition law dur)ng .WASHINGTON, Apr. B-'-(AP) Assistant Hucrelary Uowinan i ported today that sixteen persons Occupy Hankow i HANKOW, China. Apr. 5 (AP) t Nationalist' occupation of Hun. kow was Imminent today as Wit- 1 ban troops defending li refused to fight Ihelr brother Chinese from 1 Nanking and Instead-, fralofnized with them. iiHvi:it ;rvi-;s tax vii;wk WAKHINOT.N, April & AI' I'lenideiit Hoover believes that uliy reduction or taxes should, affect pi lncipully the tax on earned in- J comeH, but he sees no opporlunlty, fur discussing the MUestlon with 'i i vlow to action for ut least six months. I badgcH: KruuJi' Koon, ',Kieeman Klmmell, I'at t-Kcnncdy,- Waynn (iooderhutu, John Towery, Paul Martin, Merle Carbine, CajT Amos, Hay WI)kou autl Halph Kloberg. . i First class scout .badge) will go' to Cleon t'oalwell, Klevon Katun and Donald Klltt. . . ' i" Hecond cIuns merit biiilges will be awarded to Arlyn I'ck, l.eroy Kali-bunks, .- Hntmld Ktltt.t Harry Kurns. Pat Kennedy. Orval Kull or und Marlon Iteynolds. J Klrst class rnerlt bailges will go (o Kenneth Webb, Max Ktoildard, , Wllfoni Htltt, Kuan Murlln, Wood row Hamerell. Chuo Thonias. Hnw . aid Lyiimn, Carl Coleman. lOverett : Iteynolds, Kam AHhby, Adam Leigh-i I ton and Carl Johnson. j I The following scouts will be pre sented with the tenderfoot badge: (eorge Anderson, Tommy Htruck, Myron leilgerwood, John Alns worth, Kveretl Hyde, Troy Hccker, Hay Hedden, (leorgn Henny, OH berl Hleln. Le. Tuylor, Glen Vic-, lor. 'Wlllfatn Glltsoii' Curl Hansen, Byrd were published prominently In the Evening Star and Evening Who Owns the South Pole?" and "U. 8, Challenge to Britain In Antarctic were streamer headlines clear across the front pages of the i two- papers, I The Star does not think that the latest report flurry In Anglo-Amer. lean relutioaa needs serious treat ment. It prints picture ot the troien Antarctic wastes euptloned: 'What's uU the argument about?" No Note ltevelvetl The' British -foreign office said that It had not yet received any American note- and that there was no controversy going on with the United States authorities over the Antarctic. At the foreign office It also was said that no note had been sent by the British govern ment to Washington protesting any claims by Commander Byrd regard ing sovereignty over the territory he bus been exploring. , The only explanation that hus been suggested for the. reported American note was that H might b based on a British note sent to Washington - when It became known that the Byrd expedition wus setting forth. In this commu nication Grout Britain offered to lend itny assistance ' posslblo In British territory and referred to a resolution of the Imperial con- , ference In 1926 regarding Brit ain's clulms In the Antarctic, TO PROTECT AMERICANS EI mil AREA Stirason Requests War ship Be Sent to Port 1 of Topolobampo WARN INSURGENTS NEAR NACO, ARIZ. General Almazari Caught in Trap by Rebels; Es . cobar Again Occupies C Jimenez Outskirts . l WASHINGTON. Apr. S AP Secretary SttmaoB- to.lt Mirsrtlo action today to proltct AaMrtcana In the atat. of Blnaloa by roqueat Inc the navy dopartmant to aand a deatroyer to tho port oC Topolo bampo. ' ' -; The aacrctary of atata aakad 8cc rotary Adama to dUpatch tha de atroyor to protect - American and other natlona whom Mr. Btlmaoii declared to be endanterad by tho retreat of Mexican rebel Jorcea In Blnaloa.. "- .'.. !.',.?'-'' i--'.. Aa another incaaure of protection for Am.rlcaaa In Naoo. Aria., Mr. Httinaon requeated 1ka aeoretanr of war to convuy to rebel leaders In Honor an additional warning that their airplane . pllota muat re frain from dropplnf bomba into tho American city when they raid the federal foraea In tha Mexican town of Naoo acroaa the border. Tha aecretary requeatad alao that the war department- direct thn American military commander at Naco to aeo- that the warntnc la effuotlvo, : i i- v- T'V't - BAN KJIANCIHCO, Apr. 4 (AP) . Cuptiiln' Ulr Ueoriro Hubert Wll- llllw, hem on a three canturlea old queal, thut of charting the noith woat paaaaite, puaaed throuiih Hun Ki-anclaco tonluht en route to .ua Anielea, - -.- " - fiithueluHtlc over hie naweMt um liltlun, u aubmiirlne crulee .acroiw the tup uf the world, Mir Hubert ahuructoiised the proponed trip aa 'tauter thun. anything X have ewr dono." , Mid-West Has Heal Wave; 94 Above in Lincoln flKPOKT RKBEIj OOUF . JirAHKSS, Chihuahua, Apr. 6 (AP) Paaaeniera on a train front tho aouth which arrived at Juarea yentorday, and ntoanwrea from rebel Knerala In the field iaat nlrht, aald that General Juan Andrei! Alma un, . the federal leader whoaa troopa captured Jlmenea, had been cuuglit In a trap between Incurfe..; forcaa under General Marcalo t'ar uveo In Idacalun, and the rebel army .In Jlirtenea.' i'.' Souw , earieit undr C'aruveo, whoao movementa Had not been reported here for aeveral daya, were aald to have flanked tha fed eral army and captured Becalon. cutting- the federals off from their buee. General Joaa Gonialo Eaco bar, rebel commander-in-chief with . 7, Olio infantrymen and' a aquadmn V. of airplane, waa aald to have occu. pled the outaklrts ot Jlmenei after u counter attack. ' , ,'- t Miss Mildred French One Of Eight Dayton f'orknin, Alvln King. lon- rtld ifiylor, Alfrr-d Joih-m, John 'Au-li-r, Vlclor lliiylmrn, Ifonald Wil son find V. Ncbcker, Winners In East Oregon District Nathan Leopold Sr.' Is Called Beyond; the Inst fifteen mouths. In t)i saiuc period seven prolil billon iiKi'iits and two mounted customs Inspectors were killed by persons tbey sought to arrest, lujnaklng public dutalls of each case In which a-citizen was killed by a govcrntnenfe officer, t.owman sjild thut the number of vlolont urrcstM was growing niutciially lnss und he attributed the decrease to observance of the rule promulgated more than a yar ago prohibiting the promiscuous use of rirearms by prohibition agents. Kollowlng those Insturctluns, he said, prohibi tion agents never resorted to the u ho of weapons except to protect llielr lives. t Of the total number killed dur ing tho period efcvi-n persons met death In resisting arrest by-prohibition officers who lost only four li-ss of their own number. Coast guardsmen killed five persons In the fifteen months but no persons were killed by customs officers during the yar. The customs In si ice tors statu were killed by smug glers ncur K I'aso, Texas, In l'J2H, Jn every case where an ugont EATIir.lt TODAY 7:20 a. m. 2sutiivv. Minimum 27 h!mv?. t'unditlon Snowing.' ' 34 WKVrilKK VKSTi:itAV Maximum 4f.v minimum ibove. (Midltl'n Snow one lm-li. ntu.Mture .10 of Inch. WKATIIKK AIH. Maximum 47, minimum 3Z tbttve. tVnidltion Cloudy. Hang Leong Fook At San Quentin HAN yUlOXTIN. Cal.. Apr.' & ;(AI Ieting KtMk, &3, a Chinese, -was hanged on (he prison gallows 'ut 10:04 m. m. here today fur the murder of Mm. Jean Kat Jn VI salla a year sko. He whs pro mm ne ed dead at lo:lC a. m., 13 minutes after the trap was sprung. J Ijcong emlrucf:d the ChrlKtlan ! religion lut nlht. j The orallon. "The Citizen's I'riv- ti-rrn. having eulerrd the local ileges and Dulles Under, the Con- who id when she moved with her stltutlon." written by Miss Mildred parents from Idaho,- wjicrn they Kreneh, senior at 1m (J ramie high had been living. school, has been selected aa one I clflCA(Jf). Apr, G (AIM Nath an K. JMipobl Hr., laMt of Hlir Tuile v she waa si-heiluled to de f""'ers bowed under I hi- tragedy of the eiKht bKt In the distrlcl jVer the 10-minute oration ut an "f ''bby KrankH klduapf ni;, Is comprising I Tit ion. Wallowa. IJ- 'assembly uf the hiKh school. dead lit the ae of 0'. ker. (irant, llaruey und Malheur j The cfinleat in which she Is tak-' A- 'b, father UT Hlehard counties.- accurdbig to word re-inK ,.;iri iM lh. mixtU Hiu,nill ora- ,'OI,, ImI Oil. 27, 1!IL'4. Jacob torleal contest and the fourth In- father of the slain Hobby, ternullonal contest for secondary J,f,i tr. 19. IU2H. AM three men schools, and Is spons-ired by 41 W(,rP prominent In chleagu life up neivniapers in the United States t',p l!'bby Kranks was for the purpowe of Inereasing "in- kidnaped and killed by "id. kle" l-reat In and rettpe:t for the bawic ,'r''h Xalhan K. Ioold Jr. principles of icovernment in eaeh Alt Uvo,i 1,1 ".-rlmdon Iherejifter. (Continued on Page 6) INVlslWATE PLANE CRASH AT VANCOUVER CAKOINAI f. VSyt KT IHKS ItOMB. Apr. i AI Cardinal Oasquet, archivist of the library of the Holy Koman church, who was created In a cardinal In 1914, died tedtty egid S3. reived in Ia Crande from Salem, where the manuscripts were Judg ed by a rroup of University of Own professors., April 1H Mlm KrVnth will so to iiaker to enter the newHpaper fin ala of the slate. The contest at Itak'-r wilt be held at s o'cloek In thn hlKh nehool auditorium with the etKbt winners from this sec tion psrticlpatlnK. j The winner at Baker will ko to j l'rttnd Apr. 26 for the news- papers finals sponsored by the Ore- gonian. The next elimination will of the participating nations. In the United States, therefore, the rontftxl will, hm In previous years, eenlpr around Die cotiKtiliitlon of the lnlted States," und "to pro mote a better understanding be tween nations by means of a frank and friendly exchange of national 4fl00 Meningitis , Cases In Slianfhai be held In I-os Angles and the (viewpoints. ' final In Washington, U. C., Oct. Z6. I Kor each nt the seven l bs In la Frenrh Clrjnde Is a new ntudent If tgti school this In the national Mouth America v, winners final a tour of 111 be the retvard. SHANGHAI. Apr. r, f Al Health niithoriiies eHiimaled today that there were 4.000 tnmm of meningitis In the Chinese section uf Shanghai. The serum shortage reveal no details of the crash, pend contlmifc-. Ing thorough exumtnutlon. I'f.ItTLANJi, fne., Apr. & (AIM The caiiMe of thn airplane e nihil at f'earaon field, Vancouver, Waah., In which two I'oitlund men. both lleuleiianfs lu the army air reserve corps, were kille'l, was being In vert(f;aied today by a board of In quiry. Half A. Kloyd, ST., Pojlland auto mobile saleaiiian, and Asa K. Clem ents, . I'nrtliind police lieu t eM ail! , were killed when (he biplane' I'lovd wms pllntlnu suddenly dived to the field. The accldeul ucctirred bite yesterday. . - IJeulenant Carlton P. Iloiid arid l,ouia ,l tun let, who witnessed the a'cplot, Mipi Ktod was attempt ing to bank the plane for a land ing. Without warning the craft bet a rue u n m imao'ii ble und d I ved nose flrat. Oovernnient officials today would CHICAGO. Apr. ft (AIM An other drty of record-breaking heat was forecast today hy tho middle west, with temperatures In the AO's only a day behind. , Tho weather bureau suld the ab normally hlKh temperatures would continue today throughout most of the district, making un exception only of the northern half, where cooler weuther was predicted. 1 Both Omaha and Lincoln report ed 04 degrees yesterday, und In both citfos new ull.limo records wore set for this curly In tho sea son. At I-es Moines the mercury reached SO, 10 deureos higher thun the previous maximum fur Apr. 4. Fruit trcos blossomed ut Jack sonville, 111., us the thermometer climbed to 93. Turk Soldiers Fire On Greek Vessel ATH10NK, Apr. 6 (A f') Two Ttlrklnli-UtTCo Incidents were re ported toduy. Tui-kleh - aoldlcra were mild to huvo fired upon a Grerk aullltiK ehlp which lnid taken rcfuffa on the cohhI of AhIu Minor. Nobody WHH hurt. The Ori-cliiu litlnlHter ut Aiikui-u protnsled the ultoK'id Hftztii-e of 'i'i rirctik housce In CoiiHtuntlnupIo by Tui-klnh ttu-thorltlea. OHASIXG REBEUt MEXICO CITY;. Apr. & (AP) General I'lutai co Kllaa Callea today puoliod federal cavalry northward through Hantu Kosalla do Camarao In un effort to overtake and "ex tnrmlnute" floelng remnant of tho rebel. army which avlatora sighted at duHk yeaterduy- - ' - v . HhvIiik flKurutlvely executed tha rebellion at Iji Heforma Wednea duy, hn aouxlit toduy to administer Menlco'a traditional coup de (race. Kcderal airmen alahted a lone ' troup train or four cars Just north of Hunta Ilosalla, with many mllsH of dumuRed rail line between It and Chihuahua City, Nearby weru comparutlvely small detachments of rebel cavalry. Kederal cavalry waa Immediately brought up from La Beforma, for pursuit. Ovnerul Callea la a meesace to I'ri'sldent I'ortea Gil forwarded estlmutos of (he carnaire at La Ite forinu. I llt'bel dead, he said, exceeded 1.0011; wounded : numbered . too. There wore 2,000 prisoners. Tho deud luy In great stacks at La Re formu. while arrangementa for dla poniil of tho bodies were made. Ucnerul Callea said ho had not bad Lifixlalors Blame S. C. Mill Officials CIIAItl.OTTi;, N. C April & iS. P.) With a Sout h Carolina leg s latlVH committee plaelng blume for striken In tli.it state on mill offi cials for "putting mote work on the employes limn I hey tun do." Cio situation In the two CaioliiiHi. Where over five Ihousund textile wot kerf; arc on fir Ike, was un changed this morning. (Continued on Pago B) ROY MOORE TO SERVE 2 YEARS INU.S.PRISOr I'Ol.TI.ANn, Ore.. Apr. 6 -Al Hoy Moore, knowu by police i , "king of porthwest bootleggers, was sentenced to a two-year ten at McNeil Island federal prisot and was fined $)."0 In federu court here today. Ho wus convict ed with seven other defendants o: Ihnior conspiracy charges. M - Mrs. Moore, Hoy's wife, u:i fined II.U0M. Other defendants sentenced were: Klwoud Hoy, 13 month; John Andrews. 13 months: Hurry Hurst, tbo'J und nine months; Clar ence Cornell, three months und lino; I'Ved Wultx. six months. Maltese Cat Is Cause Of Death AIJ.IA.NCK, Neb., Apr. S f AIM A In rue Mnliene cat smothered to death u five months old baby jon the farm of Charles Mracek, 20 'miles north of hers, yeaterduy. Mr. and Mrs. Mracek had put the baby to sleep. They re-entered the room to see the cat leap out 'of the cradle and found tho baby deud. ' BASEBALL I'At'll'IO COAST I.GAOl'K ' (iAMK.S TODAV i AT 1.1)8 ANGttt.KH Innings, '.' Hollywood - .. ...o . 0 Los Angeles .. 0 1 DHtterlea: Wetsel and Basaler Walsh and Hannah. ' attle -Edwards r and ' BorreauL : Oukland Boehler and Burns, -