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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED I'UKSB
LA GRANDE. OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1929.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED TRESS
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11 UiUUUiV 111.
MASON
OPEN I
150 MASONS
ARRIVE FOR
CONVENTION
G9th Annual Convocation
of Grand Chapter, li. A.
M. Under Way
ELECT OFFICERS
THIS AFTERNOON
Luncheon Served to Dele
gates at Noon by Hope
Chapter, Order of East
ern Star
Herbert I-. Tmicy, of MrMlmi
vlllc, was cloctetl to (lie portion of
most exalted kiihmI high priest. Of
ficers rc-clmed wcivi Gporgo T.
Cochran, So, tf Ia Gramlo, It. K.
grand king; Milton I,. Meyers, So.
I, Sat em, H. i:. grand scribe; J-Vunk
tl. Mlllor, No. 8, Albany. It. M.
irrnml treasurer; l, ltuUis tlieney,
No. :u, j'oni'Miii, it. '1'iiini
rotary; J). IJrucu Stujiitl, No. 5,
Cprvull.w, Jl. 1C. giuiul captain of
the host. II mis voted lluit Ilia
ofih-o of It. K. deputy grand bigl.
priest hw cliniiiiuicri.
Airplanes, trains and automo
biles were the mode of travel used
by the delegates to the OlHh un
nttal con vocation of tho (Ira ml
elm liter, Itoyal Arch Masons, who
nunc to 1m Criiiitlv yesterday and
this morning to bo ready fur: the
opening of grand chapter at 10 u.
in. today. In .'ill. there are approx
imately 150 delegates from other
cities.
With Thomas Sims, of Wood
burn, M. 10. wand htli priest, pre
Hiding, the Krand chapter opened.
1'ehiud closed doors. In secret ses
Hloii, the matters of business of the
stale chapter wer.o .dlscusscdS Tho
roecplion of grand representatives
and cIImI inifiilxhcd visitors took
pluce anil wax followed by the ad
dress of the grand high priest and
the reports of grand officerH and
of the credentials contmlttee. At.
1I:3M o'clock Vh Jtev. William
Wallace Yuungson. wand orator,
addressed the assembly.
I'.ltvtlon This Allii noon
Klecthm of grand offlcerM for
the coming year and their installa
tion were the two must Important
features ncheduled for this after
noon. A i in ion today a large number
of delegates and local niembi-rM of
the Masonic lodge nttended the
luncheon given hy Hope chapter.
Order of Eastern Star, at the Ma
sonic hall with Mrs. Char lea Taal,
chairman. In charge. .
At 7:30 o'clock tonight Hod mm
council. Order of High Priesthood,
will convene and confer tho degree
on nil high priests ami past high
jnlests eligible to join.
Women Kntertu Inctl
At noon today the women who
are with their husbands lit La
West Continues
Chilly But East
Has Warm Wave
Mercury Down to 23
Above Here; 28 Lives
Lost in Storms in Mid
West and Canada
Weather In the Grande Hondo
valley remained unsettled over the
weekend, with occasional light
flurries of snow Sunday In spite of
a maximum temperature of 45
above. During last night, how
ever, the mercury took a 2 2 -degree
nose dive, winding up at 23 above,
the coldest weather in the last few
weeks. A 7:30 o'clock this morn
ing the thermometer registered 27
above with the mercury climbing
steadily.
The weather has moderated in
Western Oregon, according to re-'
ports, but the eastern half or tho
state remains In the grip of the un
seasoned cold snup. Baker had a
minimum' of 17 above Saturday
morning, according to reports here.
, There seems no immediate relief
In sight, with today's weather forecast-predicting
snows in Eastern
Oregon and freezing lompurutures
tonight.
L. U.S. BAND
PLACES HIGH
IN CONTEST
yjjf UJ iIU."iU.rtl. Jl JLVILUJIU il ill VU JU.HjUilU.llJ
I TO MARRY RTIDDY ROOERS? I
'
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! : ' - 'brrJ
i IV-. - S.! k
Local Organization Wins
Third, a Hair-breadth
Behind Corvallis .
I'm Alone Case
Representations
Reach Capital
Canadian Delegation in
Washington Rec e i v e s
Instructions from Otta
wa Government
JEFFERSON HIGH
STOItM I'A'I'AI, TO 20
HIINNKAI'OI.IH. Anrll (AD
Jtchubilitution ut'Uvltieli wvv ttturt
ed today in coiuinunilicn in Minnc
HQtu, Wisconsin und Jowu. struck
by Friday niKht'a Tornado, whirli
took 20 lives and did dmiiugc t'8ti
nmtvd lit 51.500.(100.
i:k;ht kii.i,i:d i.n ca.vada
TOItONTO, Out., April 8 (Al1)
Kilrlit peraoiui wore killed and
damage eKtlnutted In excetw of
IXMi. OUU watt done hy ytorms aweep
iiifr across Onturlo duiinir the
weekend.
WAI5.M WAVH IX i:AST
NEW YOKK, April II (Al) The
unsca-souuule warm wuvo which
WASHINGTON. Apr. 8 (Al)
PormHl reprettentutloiut ' un Um
Hlnklntf of .tho rum rilniter I'm
Alone by a coatft Kuard patrol bout
In the tiulf of Mexico have been
riMeived from (Ittiiwn liv llin (?n.
IS VICTORIOUS nadian legation for prenentution to
. . - . tne stale department.
Fiv Tiffll Rtnrlpnt Musi-' Kxce"t for th0 hrM nnounc-'
rive IjOCcU OtUUWlb i""1 ,ent by the Canadian prime mln.
cians in Spokane to 1 ake i-iem, .MacKemie kih. umt tho
Pnrf in ThO.itipno Rvm- "Inklni: of . the voHsel. which
l 1"iY"Ple-e J"" of Canadian reuiKtry. would bo tho
)hOny Orchestra miliject of formul dlMcuiwIonH be-
, tweon the American and Canadian
The Ui Orande UIbIi school band governments, both Ottawa und tho
of !5 pieces; directed by W. W. ve been very reticent
NuMtmum. won third place In tho reKurUlnit Ihe conteiit of tho note,
atatii hiKh school contest at (.'or- , I. ncf riclul imr
vullls Suturday, maklnit such an Inofficial views of tho miitlor,
excellent showing that the crowd however, urn to the orient that tho
withered in the OreKon Stale col- Canadiuns are more interested in
leiro armory cave the Eastern Ore- the points at Issue between the two
Ron musicians lonir uppluuse. Kovernmonts over the untl-ruin
This was l.a Orande hicli'a sec- iimiiKBllnit treaty of 11124 between
ond time to compete in the stale the United Slates and Croat ltrit
contest. In l!)28 the band. In Us uln which binds Canada as u do-
Inltlul trip to Corvullis. placed firth, minion ot the UrillHii commun-
SLice then ffreat proffress has been
made us may be Indicated by tile I (Continued on Pave 6)
tact that l.u Orande, In third pluce
this year, was Juupcd belter than
.iinMU'-'Cof
vallls, with til. 44 point, was sec
ond to J. 'fronton hlxh or Portland. '
which took flrat honoi-s with a(
scon of K2.C1. Ii Grande nmdu j
Ul.su points. Mcuioru s :oss pre
the Mcdlord band, wjutefi win UtJf" jm,st LrtJ
contests in. ivin uuu ihib.
AT SERVICES
HERE SUNDAY
vented them from taking perman
ent possession of tho trophy, throe
consecutive victories being necea-
tCnntlmiftrt on Paitu &)
Vitaphone Will
Be In Use Here
Sunday, Apr. 14
VHii phone is about to beuin liere
iiud soon Ia (imnde will be num
bered among J , K o 0 cities In the
I'ntted States who ocsm this in.
Hlrument which records voice und
sound in motion pictures. Next
Saturday afternoon the matinee
perfornmuce of Al Jolsou In the
"Jm7.z Singer" will Inaugumte vltn
phone at the Arcade theater, an
nounces J. I. Meyers, one of tho
two joint owners of J u O ra n tl o
Theaters, Inc.
II. A. Smith and O. I,. Allen,
both of Lrfs Angeles, began work
here this morning on the Installa
tion of the Vitaphone und Movie
lone and announce that they will
lmve them ready by Sund.iy. They
have just come from The Jnlles,
where they made a similar install
latlon, ,
(Continued on Pago 6)
TRACK MEET WILL
BE STAGED MAY 4
t! I'MrsL, rrcsliyterlan
. 3oiuibuhln 'whs' tjI
Crntlnnoil on I'okb fi)
SETTumllNT
PROBLEM TO
HE TAKEN UP
Itpprcscnti'-tlves from many ni;ri
cultiiriil sections of ITnlon county
will lie clients of the Union county
chamber of commerce tomorrow
al noon at Ihe forum luncheon at
the Sacajnwea Inn. when the cham
ber will hear and act on a report
from the committee appointed
thrvc weeks ngo to confer with a
like committee from Wallowa
county on the problem of hind set
tlement for the two counties.
Two formal meetings of the Joint
committee have been held and as
a result Knterprlse has nlrcady
adopted the program. Joseph and
VfilIfwii are noting on It this week.
Chamber official!! point out that
It Is now up to I'nlon county to
accept or reject the Joint scheme
and this will be done tomorrow
during th luncheon. With the
county delegates present. It is be
lieved that whatever action is tak
en will Ife representative. ISpecIal
efforts an being made to get a
larKP number of business and pro
fessional men to attend the luncheon.
WKATHKU TOOAY
7:3a a. m. 'Jt above.
Minimum -'3 above.
Condition t 'loudy.
W KAT 1 1 Kit Y KKT I : It I A V
Ma.imum Kt. minimum 2?
i hove.
Condition Moisture .Z of
tl h, traces of snow.
WKATJIKIt Al'It. N. I3CM
Maximum &S. mini muni
Co n d 1 1 i o n C lear.
The lnstallathn includes u Mo
vietone wliieh produces the sound
from the film, and tho Vitaphone
which produces It from the disk,
Ihe results being the same in both.
One or the other of the machines
is used, according to the company
which produced the picture to be
played. The instrument are of
Western Klectric ICquipment make.
Mr. Smith and Mr. Allen are rep
resentatives of Klectrlcal Uesearch
I'roducts. Inc.
Tho ."Home Towners." another
Vitaphone picture, will be here
Apr. 21.. The "Home Towners" is
a comedy, Mr. Allen nays.
One of tho convenient features
of the new equipment will be the
nervlce which goes with U. Kvery
week a service man will come to
la Grande , to exa mine t he ma
chines to see that all is well.
Ia C ramie is very fortunate in
getting the Vitaphone as early a
this for orders are still booked for
the machines for many other
towns aj far as tax months ahead,
Mr. Allen stales.
Benefit Dance To
Be Given on May 1
The James K. I'ace camp. Span
ish American war veterans of Ia
Crandc, will hold a benefit dunce
May 1 ut Z u her halt. It Is an-
nou need today. The a f f air, to
raise money to purchase a set of
cidors for the camp, will be In the
'form of n military ball. The Star
.Novelty orchestra will play.
La Grande to Be Host to
Eastern Oregon High
School Athletes -
The Kastern Oregon track and
field meet, annual hlvh school c las
sic, wilt be held In l.a Orande on
May 4. This was determined over
the weekend when unnotlnceuients
ca me f rom Oregon Htatu col lege
that the annual track und field
meet will be staved thr on May
11. '
At the recent meeting or Kastern
Oregon superintendents and prin
cipals In La Orande It was de
cided to hold the district meet
here and, as the stato meet ditto
had not been announced. It was
ugreed to hold the Kastern Oregon
meet one week before the Oregon
Interscholastic event.
I.a, Grande's truck tcum will par
ticipate In trlanculhtr and tiuitd
rungulav meets on April tin und 27,
one at linker and thn other at I'en
dleton. then coming home to make
an attempt to win the fifth consu
cutive Kastern Oregon champion
ship. The Tiger string of track
and field victories began in 'J-i
and since then the blue and white
Churches throughout a Orundo
were well attended yesterday with
many very Interesting services. Al
though the weather was unsettled
and chilly, practically every church
reports a large congregation.
Several new member worn re
ceived und a number of adults bup-
thtcd at the morning service ot the
church, j Holy
denlally. It Is announced that, the
niiinu of Mrs. T. A. AleKIiistry
should have appeared ns superin
tendent of the cradle roll In the
list of officers elected ut tho Pres
byterian meeting last week. At
present 41 names are on the. roll
itind the attendance is constantly on
.the Increase. :
I A new committee has been ap
pointed to plan for future activi
ties consisting of Hobert H. Kakln.
Mrs. U. H. Cleaver und Miss Hulda
Anderson.
The Salvation Army announces
that Wednesday evening at K p. in.
(.'apt. I'ack will .conduct special
services in memory of William
llooth. the founder and first gen
eral of the Salvation Army, Tills
I Is the centennial year of the foun-
dor's birth. The public Is Invited
Mo attend the meeting, which Is to
bo held in the Salvation Army hall.
Hoover Facing
Busiest Period
Since March 4
Preparing Message to De
liver to Special Session
. of Congress ; Capital Is
Speculating
WASHINGTON. April 8 (Al-)
President Hoover today faced ono
! of the busiest weeks' ho has en
countered since hta Inauguration.
He entered It, however, consider
ably refreshed by his outing Sat
urday, which took him 90 miles
away to his cool mountain retreat
on the Rapldan river in Virginia
and enabled him to escape part of
the record-breaklnir heat wave en
dured by the capital over tho week
end. With only a week romiilnlnR be
fore the new congress is convened
in special session, one of the prin
cipal tasks confronting tho presi
dent was the completion of his
message. Ho rinlshed the first
draft several days ago and Imme
diately began tho work of revision.
The message Is expected to be In
Us final form In u few days, but
the chances are that It will not ba
transmitted to congress until April
19, leaving next Monday free, for
tho senate and house to organise.
KpeniiHito on MmHiiRii
Now that tho rarm relief hear
ings are out of the wuy and tho
senate and houso agriculture com
mittees have turned to the task of
writing their bills, many mombers
U.S. PLANES
rAlKULUub
the com
Ready to Shoot Down Any
Rebel That Flies Over
American Soil
EXPECT BOMBING
ATTACKS TO END
General Topete Says He
Doesn't Want to Fight
Uncle Sam or Endanger
, lives of Americans
Wo don't know jiiHt why tho Jtnvclcd Interrogation mark ia '
adorning: Mary Itrlau's new bonnet, hut Just liuicanl it gitc ttiat '
ll'a brt-auxo nil or Hie nuiMttoiis that Intro Ixon tixkrd tills ixMllo
tilnu'MKf us to ulietlH-r or not she Is engage! to Hmldr. lingers, ,
Airplane Br inns
Mason To City
"It. was plenty cold," bur-r-ed
llartey Roche, this morning about
Ht:3 o'clock. Lieutenant Ieo Al
len merely smiled. They had Just
landed In La Orande at Ihe emerg.
eney lauding airport after a J"
mluute airplane trip from Walla
Walla, Wash. Lieut. Allen Is pres
ident of the Walla Walla Airways
M r. Koche Is man-
eolnrH tiavn fluttered from the toil
of the mast each spring, aitnougu (company and
MHton-Kreewater almost nosed the UKi,r
uih . ' " Th
t, mon.
liefoic the triangular and iiad
macular events, Union and Ia '
Orando teams will participate In
d ua I re la y In ee t, con t inning two
days, with each team entertaining
ut home one afternoon.
l.a Orande Is expecting to cut
several men in the Corvallis meet'
mi Mitv II. ItiHitiiremenlM t his ;
v..(.r rnon.in ii.e ..m.. 1i.Ht vear 1 That a straight line Is the short
In l!i27 Kmutz. of 1 4i Orande. won "tiiiice between two points In
definite purpose of the trip
was lii bring Mr. Itoche to Im
iniude to attend Ihe Masonic con-
iventton. He Is high priest of i'en-
Jinsula chapter In Portland.
I To avoid storms they came
I through the air by way of Klgin
(which added several miles to their
.course. They flew during the trip
tllH'at nn altitude of about E.0in feet.
the 440-yard dash at Corvallis, set
ting a state record of 52.4. This
was tied lust year by Hlsco, of
Kalem. This Is the only state rec
ord that a la Grande man holds
at present. t,
always proved in air travel. Coin
lug directly from Walla Walla to
a (! ramie they covered a distance
of 52 miles while by road the dis-tum-o
h about two times that
much.
Robbery Of Bank
At Milton Fails;
Man Is Arrested
TKNDLKTON. Ore., Apr. 8 (AP)
An attempt to break into the
vault of the l'Mrst National bank
at Milton this morning wus frus
trated when Walter Woodward,
night officer at Milton, discovered
a man working on the vault. The
man, who said he was 8. L. t'lsher,
Til), attempted to escape by drop
plug from the second story win-
i (tow of the bank building. He was
i stunned by tho fall und captured.
Kntrance to the bank was gained
by breaking the lock to tho lodge
jhnll over the bank und cutting a
hole through the floor of tho hall
Into the bank,
Wnen fisher was caught he had
cut a hole through three layers of
heavy brick ami had. started sawing-
drilling Into u layer of rail
road Iron. . ' '
Klher was brought to Pendleton
today by Hheriff Tom Ourdane to
uwaft filing charges.
Four-Year-Old
Boy Shoots His
Brother, Nine
LAKKVIKW. Ore.. April 8 (API
Leo Alherlsoti.. four years old,
shot und Instantly killed his broth
er, Charles, nine y-ur old, Satur
day night when he lifted a 3u cali
ber carbine from Its place In a cor
ner and pulled the trigger. Tho
bullet entered Charles' left breast,
ple'-clng the heart.
Tho boys are the sons of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry Alhrrlson of Yoctim
Valley. .
With atiol her brother, Leo and
Chnrles had gone to tho house to
build a fire. While the two older
boys were busy at the stovo Leo
took the ride from Its placo and
pointed h round the room. As
Char te came within ranKe of the
sights the child p tensed the trigger.
CARDINAL SCORES
PROF. EINSTEIN
Experts Trying To Solve Problem
Of Reparations To Speed Up Work
C. B. Marquis Hurt
In Sunday Accident
C. K. Murrjuis suffered a h-ad
laceration and shmk when his foot
tdipped n nd he fell 10 feet from
a bunk at the rock crusher at the
.Concrete Iipe company of Inland
;CHy Sundsy noon, it Is reported,
j He was in ken to the Dr. Wonder
, Itek hiipli;il and ws able to leave
t'jr hi home the same evening.
PAIIIM. April 8 (AP) The ex
perts trying to solve the repara
tions problem have become tired of
ttie long drawn out pourparlers. It
- Is now proposed that hereafter the
(committer go ahead at full steam.
! taking no more weekend holidays
until a decision Is reached on which
u report can be drawn. The whole
committee agrees thut .the work
must lag oti longer.
Jtc ports that the Germans alone
were responsible for previous do
lays ar; denied by other commit-
j icemen. There are Rood reasons to
I siippow that the Oerroari experts
j became eager to talk busineiw ten
Uityw hku mier wfii I iuiihk, iiir
rhutrman, laid down the principles
calling for action.
The Ocrman. It Is sab). In spar
ring for position found the time
coming when they would have been
lactd vHh thtr altcmativu of huv-
t lug to go on Indefinitely under the
' prewnt iuw plan utiles h coim
t prouiise s'tt lenient could be
! reached.
Believes "Ghastly Appari
- tion of Atheism" Lurks ,
Behind Theory
JUiHTON, Apr, (AP) WUIIant
Cardinal O'Connell, dean of the Hu
man Catholic hierarchy In tho Unit
ed Ktatcs, believes that behind the
Klnsteln theory of space und time
there lurks tho Vuhustly uppurltlon
of atheism." ,v
The cardlnul so expressed him
self yesterday In q .communion
breakfast address beforo tho New
Kngland province of Catholic
clubs of America in which ho
strosHod the necessity of religious
faith and assailed the' "paeudo-ln-teltecttmls,"
V
After condemning "petty, be
foKged professors'' who huvo set
up some new standard "to attract
attention to themselves' the ctir
dlnal ' turned directly to tho sub
ject of tho Klnsteln theory.
"Why do men and women who
protend to be intellectual forget
the very -rudiments of life?" ho
usked, "What does all this worked
up enthusiasm about Klnsteln
mean? It evidently Ik worknd-up,
fictitious enthusiasm because 1
have never yet met a man who
und'-rstood in tho least what Kln
steln is driving at and 1 have been
so ifiuch ImpruHscd by this fact
that I very seriously doubt that
Ktnslnln himself knows really whut
he Is driving at.
i "Truth is always very clenr when
seen wllh a clear eye. The fact
that any theory cannot be enunci
ated a ml only succeeds In befog
ging the mind Is patent that It Is
not really truth,
j "Now, 1 have my own Ideas
on.u, Aria.' April A.r)
American army f llera with eighteen
fighting planea Were at Fort Hua
chtica, Ailson (i, near here today,
with orders to patrol tho border
and shoot dovn any Mexican plane
thut ventures north of the interna
tional lino, r . -i-
This was the American answer
io tno continued aropptnf or bomos
on Arizona aoll Saturday after they
had been repeatedly warned not to
do o, - ; -.
Awtemblod Yeetmlay.
The eighteen fighting planes anj
their personnel wero assembled at
have been given time to speculate prt Huachuca yesterday, jiom of
on ma recommendations which tho htihb bhh iruw pw.
message wll contain. " Homo aro Croc"tt, Tex., during the after-,
familiar with Its outlines In a,noo!1, Seven officers and 44 men
broad way, hut all are eager tolof tho thlrd ttttttck roup aro oa
find out the details, ' !h wy reinforce the American
That wll! deal primarily with fl,r having left Fort Crockett
: Ihn nfnlilotn nt nsDl.nn I VOSterduV. -i - . . . . .
.turn through revision of tariff rates A sudden end to the Rebel alr
;on commodities competing with Its .plane bombing attacks which har-
products and by getting up a fed-'rassed the Loyal garrison at Naco,
'oral farm board and subsidiary Honora, across tho line from hero,
j agencies with broad powers Is wus expected to result, Qenemt
taken for' granted, since that Is 1 Lucas G on sal en, commander of tho
what congress waa called to eon- Mexican garrison, , wur advised to
. JlldUlV. ., WhthftK It U.-IIT f.nnh.U 1 I- .i.'iii- .V x.
- - --.' 'v.kH,su nunu Miwn uibiiiw wii uih hi ihiiiu. nn.
olhor rooommmidiillous,, .liiojudlx ' ouusa th Amorlcsu fiisr, nilnht
v.n.u.io.no.u urirepvui or tno mi- not bo nlilo to distinguish thm
tlunul origins provision of the Im- -from Itobol plunks. v .
imfosi'tlnn Z ?, u- , p,;oW:lont 'mundor of the Hebol force, who.,
ouposltlon to It Wus mudo known , h. rt,.H
on tho Amorlcun side In their at-
luckii upon tho garrison, announc-
(Coutiiiupd on I'm bo 4)
Harry Sinclair
Conviction Gets
Court Approval
WAHlll.S'nTON. Apr. X (Al')
The colivlotlon of Hurry l Hln
clnlr for cuntninpt for rofuslnir to
answer questions during the Ton
pot IJunio Investlgullon by tho son.
uto oil committee wus approved to.
i' l his avlntois would usu only ma
chine guns In the event thoy fly
over tho Honora town aaln: Who.
(her another attack would be stng
("1 by Topete's plunes soon remain
ed In doubt, howovor, as he de
clared lust night he was awaiting
orders from General J. Qonsalo K
cobur, Hebel conitnnnder In cnlef,
boforo tuktng action. '
l:XI'l,AIN8 AVriOMti
NACO, Honors, April I (AP)
Mexican llobol forces which 8atur
duy wuged an 'jusuccessful assault
upon Nuco, cntritnched Vederul
Under tho decision tho oil oner- stronghold, today worn , bivouueed
utor must servo Ihnto months In In the hllls three to flvd miles bu.
jhii una pay a line ot srjUU, .youu mo reucn 01 puniBiiing p.a-.
Justlco Butler, who some monlliH !""" """ "
ago delivered tho opinion canool- ." ,-
lieudtiijrtcrs behind the safety of
ling the naviil oil roservo lenses,
the Importune, of protecting tho H"" JT ,,1,0.un,", ,or a 8undn
l.wiivM.,.,1 f,, ' rest und unlet
Individual from unrousonuhlo und
arbitrary disclosure of his prlvule
uffiilrM. Ho siiid thut iiuestlous put
to Hlnelulr were not uf thut char,
actor.
After clulmlng to huve suffered
but two dead und 1& wounded sol--.
dlei-s Topeto today had Issued a
deelnrntion thut this 8aturduy re
treat wus not because of defeat be.
Tho ruct that tho Infm imill.iii fore tho vicious fire of tho en
sought by the committee might bo trundled Nuco r'edeials. Ho do
of Importance in a suit pending clnrcd It wus becauso Amerlcar
against Hlnelulr did not excuse him uriny ofricers mado forceful objec
from unswcrlng, the Justlco Bin led, lions to tho dropping of aerlu
becruuse tho Information was prop- bombs und rifle bullets In Nuct
crly within the Inquiry of the com- M l... wero wounding American cl
mlttee and the oucstlons wero ner- tnwns. he suld.
tlncnl. "I cannot fight tho America .
Justice JIuller slutcd Hint Iho army nor do J wish to damiij .
court In Its decision In Iho Mai 8. Amorlcun property nor endang.
Diuighorly case hud luld down tho Amerlciin lives. I huve taken ever:'
el.rlilu ... .) ...... 1. ... ...... I.rcrf.ll (ion airalnst these things bir
Mr. Young, having taken the
matter In hand, made known In his
now famous memorandum what
wan expected In the way of fur
ther efforts by the experts and lias
since remained the guiding hand In
the private talks us well an In full
session of the committee.
Many conversations between Ihe
creditor experts and Or. Iljalmar
Mehacht, the chief German dele
gate, have taken place in his pres
ence, both parties seeking his ad
vice and Intervention.
Home of the experts now bopo
for a decision before the end of
the wwk. after that several weeks
wll be required to draw up a re
p'jrt.
Make Decision On
Immigration Laws
W'AHIIINtJTON, April K (AP)
The supreme court today ruled that
naturalized Canadians and other
ifUfita immigrants were prnhibited
from crossing the border to work
or search for employment without
preHeniatioii of unexpired consular
Immigration visas.
Ntttnraliz'-d Canadians Wero de
clared not entitled under the Jay
treaty of 174 to ccosh the border
freely n-Kardless of ImmlKratlon.
(Continued on cage 6)
KANSAS CHIEF
TO "CLEAN UP" I
, MOVIE HOUSES
comutio.x ;ooi
The condition of l-'red Ames,
who was In hired about the head
Haturday night when u car driven
by Itayrnond Osborn. struck him
near the. Intersection of Adams and
Depot, Is reported uood this af
ternoon. He is at the Orande Hondo
hospital. It is undrHtood that bis
skull was fractured but not serl
ouitly. Mr. Osborn reported tho
accident to the Police,
l'AUMtXS. Kan.. Apr. 8 f A I (
Seven Kheriffs and alotit ns many
county attorneys in Kansas will
face ouster proeeedings If they "do
not mend their ways," Governor
Clyde Iteed has announced.
The governor Iwued his threat
during an address )ant nlfjht In the
PI rat Methodist church hero. It
was the firt speech he hud de
livered In l';prpon.'i, hM home, since
asMiimiug offiee. He reiterated
j his dewire to "clean up" Kansas
mivlutf pictures and his declaratlfm
for law enforcement.
ItcferrlHg to a show he saw re
cently In Topekn. the Hvernor said
he "was tired of the cheup trah
and filth In motion pictures of today."
"I'm finding that Ihe governor
ha u lot of authority und I am
going to use it In the interest of
decency, law enforcement and good
business." ,
grew to conduct investlKallons nec
essary to aid leKlslntlon but that
neither houso had tho rllit to In
(jlra Into the private itfrulrs by
requiring disclosures not In old of
legislation.
I Filipino Plot In
I Nipped Uy Police
i MANILA, Apr. 8 fAI') Sixteen
Killplnos were under nrrest Indny
charged with planning a "grand
revolutionary army" to overthrow
the present government ami sub.
stitute an independent administra
tion. I'ollee, however, say the scheme
was not aerl'itis In Its Intent and
that It probably would huv none
litllo farther than the swindling of
a number of natives Into purchas
ing officers' commissions In tho
"revolution
German President
! Is Out of Danger
no of the ItcbtM cause cannot pre
j 1IKKLLV, Apr. ( A P)-German
officialdom successfully concealed
a recent serious illness of President
Paul von lllndenbiirg. , Today the
president was said to be out of
danger with no further upprohen
slon for his recovery. ,
. Continued on Tage 5
FORMER LION
TAMER SLUGS
SCHOOL MA'AM
KANSAS CITY. April 8 (AP)
Mrs. Charles Woodstdu, smalt but
belligerent former. Hon tamer, to
dv told u judge she was glad she.
administered a beutlng to Miss
Inex Macklnnon. ,"
Miss Macklnnon. a Kansas City,
Km ns,, school teacher, was said by
Mrs. Woodsidc to have Influenced
Lorene Woodside, 16, against her
when the girl, a few months ago,
complained her ex-llan tamer
mother had beaten her with a coat
hanger. '-,'
"Judge I hit that womnn on th
nose. I am glud X did It, and I am
ready to plead guilty," Mm. Wood
side said. - -
The judge smiled. : "I'll give
your anger a chancu to cool ofr,'
ho replied.
Miss Macklnnon was not tn corn
Mrs. Woodside attacked tt
teacher when she met her ,on
down-town street Haturday. Lorei i
whose charge against her moth
was dismissed when they becat ,.;
reconciled. Is attending a school .,
Tttxus. -v.,.;.-. '.. , w