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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 143.
OF KNIGHTS
OPENS TODAY
Final Session of Masonic
Meetings in La Grande
. Due Tomorrow
Fund For Dairy
Campaign In Two
Counties Assured
Representatives of Vari
ous Communities in the
Grande Ronde Valley
Discuss Finances
PARADE FEATURE
A fund oT $ 1.200 tu $1,500 fruin
Union county (or uko In the duiry
land settlement work In Union and
Wallowa counties was practically
assured yesterday when a commit.
THIS AFTERNOON ite mad "UP of representatives
. .from La (.irandc. Union, Cove und
1 ' lAllcel dlneunHed tlio finauccs. fur
Div James A. Fraser, of;tio program.
Raker Snp.ka at MnrnJ Members of the county court
Ipg Ceremony 111 PreS-f using some of the funds usually
IwtpHnn Prllirfh He nsldo for advertising purposes
was presented to them.
Itcpresentatives from both Cove
and Union expressed confidence
. Days of lh crusaders, "e 'n
f tlw. 1 loluli.twl Itloliunl
tlu. I.lon ll.-arl.-U. gallantry, chlv.; lhelr "-"ola- ."Jf" " . i"f"-'
airy. romance all were brought lo M, ue "'' without difficulty
tlw minds of Im Orai.de this morn-1"'"1 tl,e metlntr instructed ull
Inc us will, white i.lunii-B wavliiH-).cuun,y communities to name
in tlu- brink wind, gold and silverCommlttoe tnrec tu 8erve on tne
swords engraved Willi symbols of consolidated dairy development bu-
..n.-iei.l battles alcaliiino III the sun. i rWU 'or 1110 two coillir.es.
gold insignia on black uniforms,
the Knights Templar escorted tlu
griinil commander to the temple ut
IU o'clock uh the opening ceremony
of Hie Grand couintundcry, Knlghla
Enthusiasm for the whole dairy
development . program was shown
by every one in attendance and It
was the concensus of opinion- that
advertising campaiKHB to bring" In
Tc-miiur, in session In I his city lo-jnew dairy farmers would be a
day and tomorrow.
Just before noon today the re
splendent uniformed men marched
in procession to the Presbyterian
church where they entered Wu.i
plumed hnls hold on their shoul
ders nud went lo the seats in the
church, the I 25 of I hem filling tile
center porllon of the auditorium.
On the left sat u cumin-nation or
townspeople and wives of Knight.
- Mr. How Takes Vnri.
On1" tilt- platform !it the Itev.
Willluih Crosby Itora. of Holse. and
former minister In l a (Sriindc, and
the Kev. James A. l-'ruscr. of link
er, anil behind .thorn tile iiuarlet
und organist.' . " - :
It was an impressive scene mudo
so partly by tin- knowledire that
from an ancient und honorable or
der these modem Knights Templar
are the derc.-iidiinla, . They are the
modern: crusaders, - -. ',
strong Influence In Increasing und
Improving .existing duriy herds.
Insurance Men
Elect Reynolds
Vice President
1 Kl'GKNK, Ore.. April 10 AP)
Uuutcr H-. Smith, of Kulem,.wus
elected president of the Union of,
Oregon insurance, agents at the
concluding session of the annual
meeting- here late yesterduy.
Vice presidents elected were
('. h. Koynolds,- Ia Grande; Paul
Landry, Klamath Kails;' Claude
Nasburg, Marshfleld.
- H. 1. Qui ne, of Koseburg, was
elected sccralary-lreasttrer.
J
APPOINTMENT
OF DAWES IS
MADE PUBLIC
White House Formally
Announces Action Firslf ;
Rumored Yesterday
Federals Take
Juarez; Revolt
Loses Headway
Rebellion Confined to So
nora and Small Section
of Northern Sinaloa,
Loyals Report
JL'AKKZ. Chill.. Apr. 10 (AIM
The federal party today rcgulned
control of Juurei. uriiving u few
hours'ufier'the Mexican rebels had
A rrvivr Ami? Tf evacuated tne clly. The federals
AlCtil I2lljiu 1U marched Into J nines from the
BRITISH PEOPLE u"tb..meetiiiK no opposition.
, - . Col. Jesus TViama. federal, with
' sno cavalrymen controlled the city.
King George A J) p r 0 V eS lie said he had come In from VII-
- Choice for Ambassador; , Ill':i";:dueu"buut httlt w"y tu
' Hearty Welcome Is Asi -. !en. Juan Amlreu Almnxan with
sured bv London Groups nl,ou' J ""0 1o'u' i"e -
""" ' ,sufd. -
WASHINGTON, April 10 (AIM I A neutral Junta preserved order
Kormal announcement or the ap- last night.' One policeman, huw
polntment of former Vice I'l-esl.leilt eVcr. was rcpurted to have been
IJawca aa anibussador to Great woundd -by prisoners freed from
Hrltuln was made today at (bo the Jail yesterduy by rubels.
white house. - '. -B,f Two rebel .ldlem. who had
The announcement woa niaJo . , . t t A1,
after receipt of word from Iho l-cn h t on i Ruurd at I'uente Alto.
"... ' ., ,,. .!,, ih.. n.lilh the flying field nine miles soulli
i,...i ,.,ivi,.,i that il, of Juures, were wounded und
appointment of General l-u
would bo entirely ' ueccptllble
Kln OeorKe.
Tu Kench Senate Soon
General Dawes' noinlnatUmt
,.s brouiiht tu u hospital here.
6!' - ' ' '
L HKAItlNfl FOIl NACO?
in'. -AOUA PHI ETA, Sonora, Apr. 10
be sent to the senate next week and (AIM (lenerals J. G0..K.I0 I-Jkoo-,
nrir...iinn .he new am- bar. rebel commander-in-chief.
bassador will be Biven such leavo l-'allsto Topete and Hamon Yuciin-
of absence as Is necessary for him Iclo. left ' Auua l'rlela ut 12:0
to complete the work of recorKan- o'clock this afternoon, drlvlnit by
Izlnit the finances of Santo Worn- liutomoblle In the direction of Nuco
hiKo, upon which he is now en- and Cunanea, 1 .
cnired. When thut Is eonipleted
PLANE CARRIES 100 PASSENGERS
'I bin iibolo jiiht re.-lrtil from (.ernMiiy sliowa iIio KoIiiimI, new
. Itlirtm.'li Imffli- pliine. whlib will urey I (Ml tcwuircni mill two
pilots. It has three- nuilcrs of :I6U liors-ioncr cadi. , It Is tu bo
usfil for lotix distance fllitbis. , .
j ; '
about five weeks hence, he will
return to Washington to. confer
with Secretary Stimson rexardlnB
rOMPI.ETK M'CrPATUN
MEXICO CITY, Apr. 10 (AIM-
Brlllsh-American, relations before Mexican federal forces proceeded
proceeding to the London post. today to cun.v-r eir occupation
Selection of Oeneral lawes wna of the state of Chihuahua, a move
made last week and lutcr In the n'"" "leh will confine the rebel
week a communication was sent Hon to Sonura and u small section
to the Hrltlsh . foreign offico of Northern Sinaloa. .
throuKh tho American .embaasyj Geiieral Juan Andreu AI111111u.11,
asking If he would bo acceptable commanding the army of the north,
us the successor to Allison li. entered Chlhuahuu City last night
Houghton, who I lo leave London Hnd fol,j it had been cvactiutcd
for the I nitcd Stutes on April 27.- y the .ubel 24 huurs before.
I It was explained that the delay
K. Pratt, of Uugene, and J. -'. In receiving a reolv from the Bri
an- e.iiignis. uo seine... van lm j Uhodcs. of Ucnd were elected ill-1 tlsh capital was due to the fact
order given, iiien tne scriiuuio us, , . that the communication had to bo
given by. Me
enn posed "of ' Mi
kump, Mrs. A. I
K. lliu-tcy and liny Williams, sung
to the necoliipanlllient of . Mrs.
KKUKliS' WIVlvS 8TAItVI.(
MKXIt.'O CITY, Apr. 10 1 AiM-
JtOSK. : 'J llO IHiarlel,.! .... l(l-wnnillon vu-;R: I... ' lrnriilll..il to ill., klni. 'ft ll-l!!,reiTwr.iiinSi-rf ,nwl rlflu -wlMwr
111 - tinhai-H-l- " . - . ; ..: . - . ..- -.-
IMcliar.li'on. K.
Coolidge Will
Become Director
In N. Y.L.I.C.
' NEW YOUK. April 10 (AIM
Darwin V. Klngsley. presi
dent of tho New York Life In-'
siiranco company, announced
cotlay thut c'ulvln Coolidge will
become a tllroctor of Iho com
lainy. succeeding tho late My
ron T. llerrlck, ainbassador to
l'Vunce. Mr. Coolldgn was nom- -Inated
at a meeting of the
board today and will bo elected
at (ho May meeting.
held in Sulelli.
Mr. Ueyuolds, who Is one of the
leading insurance - men of La
Hurley Itichurdson at the pipe or-., OraIl0H B nolv attendance at
Kiin1
" - lr. l'raa-r Sienks,
"uKunhuii -in tho moilern. world
was talked of, by J)r. .lumes A.
l-'ruser, who spolio of tho modern
(Continued on Page S! ,
FAIR WEATHER
ON HEELS OF
CHILLY NIGHT
The unsettled, wintry weather in
Iu (ininde was apparently broken
thin nnirninj?. with Im. Grunde cn
jnyiiiK the first bright sunshine in
several days. The chunt'e followed
a void ntpht that found the mer
cury duwn to 20 above, the chil
liest weather since early In March.
The weather forecast for today
indicates frccxlutf temperatures to
nltcht in Kaatern Oregon but does
iut give much Idea of what to ex
pect tomorrow. Kuiu and snow
are forecast in the Cascade nioun
tain district. v
IIKAVY rmiT I.t)SSI
SAX KKAXt'lSCO, Apr. HI (AIT
Ktirlher heavy losses in the fruit
belt were feared as a result of kill
ing froslti predicted for this morn.
Iiik in the wake of severe weather
that huM already taken toll of near
ly Khuioo.OOO from tree frulta, aula
und grapes.
The estimate of ilmnUrW done to
tlcehHiiitiH fruit i:ropH throughout
the mate over the weekend was
given by K. I-:. Kaufman, chief of
the federal stale crop reporting
wei-vlci) fnr California.
A bitter frost swept the lacra
meiitn. valley yesterday, with i$ut-t-r
county reporting the record
April low of degrees.
Krult grower-i of Yubn. Sutter
and Southern Untie counties at a
mass meetinir in Marysvllle lust
night were told that frost damage
to crops In that area alone would
ug"ieuate ten- million dollar.
Fair weather for toduy, wii h
gentle, variable ' winds hum the
fortcam.
.MKIrom. Or-i. April l CAI
TIm- beavifst Kiitudging of tlie
year prevailed last night through
out the Itogue Itivor valley.
the Kugene convention, In company
with Jack Kcrrls, also of la
Grande. The election of Mr. Iloy
nolds Ih regarded locally as a de
cided honor, reflectliif? the coiifi-
cuperattng from hli
recent lllneas. Mexican federal HOldlers appeuled
' " ' ,lo the Kovernor of the atate (f
l,OMK I'l.A.NS WKI.CO.MK TamauItpaH at 1'ludad Victoria yen
l,OfVION, April to AP) Gen- terday for food and money, ul
eral ("buries G. Iawes today waa leging they were slarvlns. v .
assured a hearty welcome from the The KuVei.Mor ' lHljlM.d cllL.h ',wu
Hrltlsh people and British govern-' ()es9 wn u UoIir) flnd teI,..
im-iii oiiicm.o 111 nmy.Hri u..i n.u 1,-,1linrt: f:o,.l (VIIom Im hi. f-
forL to locate tnolr husbands who
functions of his ambassadorship.
No American in public life
dence the convention holds in the! could be belter fitted for the im- are "IMiosod to be with federal
Im. Grande man.
Comedy Drama
To Be Staged
In L.D.S. Hall
portunt post to which General i"" """' --
J law es has been appointed In the,1'"" City. It was feared many of
opinion of members of the foreign cm "" ' ' ln
office staff who pledged him the
earnest coopcrullon of the foreign
office. .
LIEUT ALLEN TO
BE INSTRUCTOR
PREPARING U.S.
REPLY TO NOTE
FROM CANADA
WASHINGTON, April 10 ( AP)
J Secretary Hlimsou said toduy that
,uiB rtnifiicHM ruiny iw iiie i.uihiuuui
Flvinrr Rclinnl S O C ll r O i Kuvernmenfs inemorandum of the
. V" .l,uul y y sinking of the ruin running schoon
er l m Alone was being prepared
Kinal arrangeuienls were com
pleted today for the second pre
sentation of the three-act comedy
drama "Welcome to the Old Home
Town," by a cast . of plavers from
the I. J. H. Second Ward. .The
staging will begin at X p. m. In the
I.. 1. S. Hecreailonal hall on
Kourth street.
Members of the east follow:
It..nii A I.-., 'I'i-i...r U..II
Iturke, I'redra Uahlstroin. 'lave ! Mountain Air service. He Is Ueu
Ilendrlekson, Mrs. J'arrell Mur-;lP,mllL i.eo Allen, prosldenl of the
ray. Kdvvin llrlggs and Farrell , walla Walla . Airways, who w ill
.Murray. leoine to la Grande within the next , c,.i.,i,ii.. ,...ur.,
ment will be only a matter of a few
Services of Walla
Walla Aviator
An hiHtructqr for airplane flying
bus been engaged by the Itlue
and notes would be made public.
Mr. Htiiiison said the lone of the
Canadian note was most temperate
and conciliatory. Newspaper ac
cotinln giving nil impression that
the note was truculent, he said,
were In error and that the reverse
Avas the truth. The delivery of
Four Killed In
' Plane Crash At
Tampico Today
HKOWNSVILLK Tex. April '10
( Al'.lr--Kour persons wore killed
In nn airplane crash nt Tampico
today, stated reports received here.
They were on a: special plane of
the Mexican Aviation Co., bound
for Brownsville.
Kir st reports of tho crash sard
tho men were: G. A. Krazler, en
gineer, formerly in, charge of. con
'structfon or. tho gateway bridge
j here across the Itio Grande; two
! pilots named Newcornb and Taylor,
j ami a Mexican named Fernandez,
I It. H. Hoblnson was reported
probably fatally injured ln the
crash which occurred Just after
the ship had taken off.
I '
Six-Day Search
For Woman Ends
MISS GDINAN ON
TRIAL IN GOTHAM
Famous Night Club Hos
tess Charged With Keep
ing a Nuisance
NKW. YORK, AprV 10. (AIM
Ueckcd hi pearls fund diamonds,
Texas (liilnan grinned tuduy as a
double capacity crowd jostled, to
gain cntranco to tho federal court
room 'whore aha Is on trnil for
iiiHlntaliilng a night club, nuisance.
. The first witness was 8. David
Bcazell, one of ' Ihcv quurlet of
Wnshlumoii uiohlblllon ageiils who
Diplomats Agree
On Social Rank
0fMrs.E.E.Gann
Curtis' Desire Is Fulfilled
After Secretary Henry
Stimson R e f u s e d to
Make a Decision
MAKE PLANS
FOR OPS
OF CONGRESS
President Hoover Will
Send His - Message to
Law-makers Tuesday
WASHINGTON. April 10 (AIM
The dlplomatlo corps at a meeting t
at the British embussy toduy de
cided to accord to Mrs. Kdwus-d '
Kverett Ounn, sister and official 1?IT E FARM Rll.f. '
hostess of Vlrn President -Curl Is. lL,,U R
the social tatu which would nor- j UN 1 WkUMSbUAl
mally be accorded to tho wifo of a I - -'--- ..- :f
vleo president. n 1 . 'w
Tho derision or the corps was Reappointment Meas u r e
reached uftar moi-o than an hour's. anA PoriQiia Rill tri - Rp
Considered After Belief
Action. s Taken
WAHHINOTON. Anrtl 10 (AP)
I After a call at the white houso
today Honstor Watson ot Indiana.
' KT1.USOV WONT IM'llIO republican leader, said President
WAHHINOTON, April 10 (AIM Hoover will send hU message to
Social Washington woke up this the speolal session of congress next
morning to find Its whole order on' Tuesday and the McNary farm re
the brink of either a coinpleto col- nn( hill will be Introduced on Wed.
as a result of tho declaration yea-! - "As soon a, the farm bill Is in-,
terday by Secretary Htlmson that traduced the senate will adjourn
the suite department ahull no long- until Thursday and then got down
er docldo questions of precedence' to work," the Indiana senator said,
not affecting the diplomatic corps, adding that tho farm measure
Tho secretary's decision waa would be ready Monday but that
reached In response to the protost since tho presidential message was
by Vice i'resldont Curtis against t0 discuss It, the measure could
discussion and was contained
letter to bo sent to Secretary tititn
son in reply to one which the sec
retory communicated to tho corps
yesterday, Hi rough Hlr Ksmo How
ard, the British ambassador und
dean of the corps, .
the ruling of Former Hocretary
Kellogg thut his sister and official
hostess, Mm Hdward Kverott Oann,
not be presented earlier.
' livamiortlonnirnt Schedule!
' After the farm bill Is out of tha
should bo seutod at official dinners WftVi Henator WaMon said, the sen
bolow ihe wives of diplomats, and
to tho request of the corps yester
day for a definite ruling.
POMMCS llllok to IHllOUMtfM
He held thut, whllo the -former
secretary's ruling correctly set
ate will take, up the reapportion
ment measure and then the bill
providing for the taking of tho
1030 census. These will be acted
upon while the senate finance com
mittee is considering the tariff bill
forth the custom of precedence In which the house Is expected to pass
reconl yours, the diipiirtment had In the meantime,
no authority to determine the so- j . Tl0 ,ioUBO wl ,,, MoI1(1y or.
clal status of any except foreign gHnMnlt and then, An conjunction
representatives. In his reply to Hlr, wlth th0 ,enwte, will -..appoint a
asmo now aril, tne Bi-uisn unions- 00,limmo- lo formally notify tho
sador and dean' of tho corps, he
salt that decisions as to the prv-
presldent thut the list congrem
Is In session, and ready to recelvo
cedence In which American offU Hny communications tho president
"-" "" '"". " m.ra- . might desire to make.. ..-
roo Oonfer AVUh Uaotrfr
A wldo extension of the activi
ties ot the, bureau ot markets in
Celvcd within the homos or the dip
lomats .''rents wholly within tho
discretion of tho members of that
corps themselves.'
KHinernu ovinenee ail along mull- iw.e,i im ,miu .ii-uii.ii uiiiiiuh'1 vi-aeu.ui.-n m.n in.urm.uvn . .
Four Rotary t!lubs
iweek to Jegin hla work. The in
l.struelion In Ia Cirnnde will be dfinc
j by Lieut., Allen two or three dnyu
Meet in Pendleton"1 w;eIk; V"Z'l"'l '
About HI HtudentH will take tin
leR.ounti shirting In at IIiIh time and
othert, ii h they complete the gmuiid
m'IuhiI work, will commence on the
flying leswoiiH.
"We feel thut we could get no
heller airplmie InrttrmUor mi the
A group of 1C IjH Cirande peo
ple. Until rlaiiH and their wives,
went to J'endletun thla afternoon
to attend an Intercity meeting pon
ftored by the l'endleton Kotary club
for the (duba of LewiHton, Walla
Walla und Iu Orande. A gulf tour
nament wan played thlH afternoon
and a batifjuct and dunco will be
given tonight at the KlkH club.
day, the Hecrctary ald.
Terrific Winds Hits
Black well, Okla.
' KAI.KIOir, N. r-., April 10 (AP)
A alx-day ftearch for Alra. A. I.
Itnrroughfi. 84, who left home with
the avowed purpose of ntarvlng
htTHelf to death, ended In fit night
when she crawled from beneath
: thf home of a next door neighbor
I and called for water.
j (h-ganfxed Kearchlug purtlen Inul
i combed Kaleigh'. ami il Kpburlw
j and earlier had dynamited a pool
, In nn eTTort to find her body.
1 I'hytiicfanH naid the woman wfirt
vi;atiik.u thay
7:3n a. in. 32 above.
Minimum in above.
Condition Clear.
2T
WKATIIttlt YF1T:UtAY
Maximum 41', mlulntuin
((OVC.
Condition Hntiw traces, niuls
ture .at of Inch.
WKATII Kit AI'H. 10. 191
Maximum 50, minimum 34
above.
Condition Traces of now
Lindbergh Safe In ,
Texas This Morning
HKOWjNHVIM.K," Texas. April
Hi (AIM Colonel Charlew A. l.lnU
berjrh landed here at 1:3" a. m.
today.
Border airports Iiad f'lt some
concern about Colonel l.indberch
because it wan belfeveJ he was fly
inir dirtMrtly to the airport here and
his habit of arriving on time rarely
is broken.
He left the Vaibtn-na flylnc field.
Mexico City, for an , unannounced
domination In tire I 'til led States at
:1:2a p. m. Kastern Standard time
j yesterday.
! The flrwt Information from the
airport here, nearly flvy mllfs out
dhl not quote Colonel I Jndberch
' rh tivinit any reason for his de-
layed arrival.
I.lndbertth took off from
. Itrownsvllie airport fir an unan
i nounced deiitination shortly uflr
! 1 1 o'clock.
UbACKWKM., t-kh... Apr. 10
(AP) li lack we 1 1 toduy waa dl
kUik lt.tetf from under debris
beaned up by a terrific wind and
Pacific count than Lieut. Allen.''ihall Hlorm which struck last nlfiht,
C. U empKey, of the school, an. IcausiiiK property damiiHe eHtlmat
nounces. Mr. Allen has been In- cd at $500,000 and Injur inn at least
slruelor for the Tex Hankln school Jnix persons. ,
In Portland. He Is a h'nidnate of Kevernl perKotiH were reported
the sir corps fly) or schools at Kel- Jmisslnu.
ley field In San Antonio. Tex., and. Kirlklmr Niiddenlv In ilw mniili.
was also at. Crlssy field In San eatern part of the city, tho storm
In a weakened condition from lack
of food and water.
Resigns Post As
Formal Protest
HHOAPS' SKI.MTKD
WAHHINOTON. April 1 (AP
Charles James Khoads, a Phila
delphia banker, has been selected
as coimniMioner of Indian affairs,
but he has not y-t accepted, al
though htj is xpectd to do so. .
Kranclsco. He fh-w for two years
In the army air corps.
iJurhitf the war ieut. Allen wus
In the Infuntry nverveii.
unroofed bulldlitKS and crushed 'at
least 10 residences. ,
DamnKc appnixlmalely $ I (Ml, 000
whh done lo automtddleK aon.
F ormer Governor Of Florida Faces
Arrest On Counterfeiting Charge
JACK'S'n.VVlMJ':. rhi., Apr. 10 ed 5.000 tu the rime to fiimnce
(AP) Kidney J. Catts Sr., former the purchase of printing presses
Kovernur of Florida and a Baptist and eiulpment, with the under
minlKter. today fHced arrent on Ntimdlntf that he was to receive
charges or aidlmc and abetting uti IJTi.OOO of the counterfeit money
atl-Kd million dollar counterfeit- as his part in the Investment, the
fmc rlnx. jlndlctmentx charKe.
Two federal Indictments Unking j The plot was uncovered by fed
the former aovernor with finune- eral men workliiK out of Atlanta
ilia; a cuiiuterfeitinK coiiHplnicy when numerouit $100 notet were
were returned here yesterday. Oth. reported in firtvulatlon hi I'loridu
ers named lu the. Indictments were and New York.
J u tlu n I Jinx. Ta mpa a tt orney. a r
rest eil recent ly I u M la m I ; M a I o
Mir. Arinaitflo Dominique and
Madeline Ieah liurwell, Uluz' for
mer ecretar'-
With the return of the indict
ment. Judge fike Jones set bond declared at his home here lodHy
at $15.00" for Diaz, slb-ad head, when Informed that a federal
of the syndicate, and $J7,50 each Knind jury had Indicted hltn at
for the others. , , Jacksonville on charaea of aid In
Catts is alleged to h.ivc furnish- and itht-tUr a counterfeiting rlns;.
I SPUINtlKIKMi. III.. Apr. 10
tfAPj Mrs. little Holman O'Neill.
'sMtiior woman member of the Mtate
bints of represenUillveM, has fur
rinilly renin nd her vice prenldency
of the Illinois Women's Itepubllosn
club as a protest, who explained, of
"the domination of Illinois repub
lican women by CnuKTesswoman
iltuth Anna Mct.'ormick." The elub
: wus act I vp in the support of Mrs.
M'-Connlck's campaiK" for noinlii
allon and elnciloii,
Mrs. relll, who lives In Down,
er' f.Jrove, wrote In her letter of
renlKnaUon to Mrs. fleorwe IS. Uean,
president, that Mrs. Met'ormfek's
CMinpalKti expenditures const I tilled
a bar to reiiresetilative K'vernment
ly allmlnatin caudidatem who have
not a lare m'ans at their dlspos-
hattau'n primrose path a year uko
and who were dubbed the "Four
Horsemen" along Broadway. .' .
. Ueazotl said - he waa present
when the Salon Koyale. tvhern Miss
tlutuan Was hostess atid chief, en
tertainer, woh.b raided lust , Juno.
When the raiders, camp .ohartflnK
(n, he said, he had a quart of chain -piifrno
and a pint of whisky pu his
table that, ho - had purchased in
the place. ' . , ' v - (i
Old Not. Pay-
Under , crosexotninatlon by
counsel for Miss Oulnan, the a (tent
acknowledged ho hud not yet paid
for his liquor when the raid oc
curred and that ln tho ousiilitff ex
citement he "didn't aet a chance
to pay the check." , , .
Heasell was ' followed - on the
stand by John J. Mitohell, another
of the prohibition agents.
Mitchell said that Mtns Uulnnn'a
duties nt the nbfhi club seemed
to be to act aa; master of .cere-'
monies and to quiet patrons who
kept "raring up" every - now it nil
then, tin told of her reprimand
ing a waiter for walking across the
dance floor and said that she
threatened to "fire" hltn If he did
It again. This last testimony bore
on tho government's contention
thai Miss Uulnan If not tho actual
owner of the Salon Xtoynlo was at
least 'tho directing' spirit and so
liable for infractions there, She
cIuhsch, herself as a mere employe
unden contract to perforin "strict
ly lenal" duties,
Mitchell said thai ' drinking was
rife every time he went to the Sa
lon Kuyute.
MARINE CORPS
TELLS STORY
OF BOMBING
MANAC.I A. Nicaragua, April 10
(AT) Kxplunatlnn at inaiine
hea.l'iuurt.-rs of reports of the
bombing nf l.iis l,liuus, Honduras,
today cniitniiied a version of Ihe
affair different from that which
has cuused excitement ut Teguci
galpa, .capita! of Honduras,
sudor, the members of tho corps tho best localities for - marketing
woro summoned for a meeting to- wus urged upon President Hoover
day to consider tho problem thus today by Representattvo Free, re'
put up to thorn.
i Writes OiirttA
In a letter to Vice Fresldont
Curtis, Mr, Htlmson said ho had
no doubt that "this mutter will
work out with the fullest courtesy
to you und your officio! hostess."
Whllo -Mr. t:urtls has rerruined
from comment since making ptibllo
his protest, his friends have been
convinced that the only solution
which would be satisfactory to him
would be !hb" recognition of his
sister as huvlng social rank otuul
publican, California.
In this connection the Californ
ia!!. cited tho marketing service ot
thu California Growers Exchungo.
Ho su Id that this organisation has
representatives In all the prlnclpr.t
murkelM who furnish dally Infor
mation as to prices and also tho
supply of the partlculur commodity
in 'iiiesllon at that point. Ho also
recommended that ' brokers who
handle porlshables bs licensed.
i. (iralu Dealers Talk Itoltof
l-'iirm roller ulso was discusst-i)
to his own, und Hint lie would not wild tho president by a commlttou
attend functions ut which alio wus
not UNSurcd such recognition,
Missing Fliers '
Not Djscovered
By Rescue Plane
HVDNKV; N. H. W., Apr. Ill (Al'l
Yesterday' lively holies fur the
safety of Captain Chillies Klllgs-r.ird-Hmlth
and the missing Houlh.
orn Cross filers wore not entirely
abandoned today, although they
seemed to rest on very frail
ground,' '.,--
from the Oraln Dealers National
association, which left a memoran
dum or its views as to what an
ugrieultunil measure should in
clude. Among other things ' tho
commltteo recommended lower
prices on products Intended for
export, Improved storage facilities
and opposed any system whereby
prices would be rixed by tho gov
ernment. .''-.,.;.--
.IOI XT I'KUItMAli
WAHHINOTON, April 10 (AP)
A Joint proposal submitted by three
naiionut rami organizations which
previously have been at odds re-
viit-illiiv lha nultin, Al ..m. - .
Her program was made public to
ft ; day by H'hulrninn Haugen ot tho
l-CMlcrduy J ' - -
over' Drvwlalr Mlaalon sii.tliin. . x-1. ti-onunuen on i-age dj
changed signals from the air with
mlHHlun workers there In a drauiu-
tlc fashion, giilnlng tho llifoi-nia- 1
Hon thut the Houthern Cross was
down between that station and
Port flcorgo.
A point on thu coast iiboul 30
tulles (llHliint wus speelried anil
tlie pilot traveled lii the direction
Indicated and saw some natives and
GREAT HOTEL
IS SCENE OF
KNIFE ATTACK
CHICAGO, Apr. 10 (AP) A
fashionable after-theater throny
saw Harry Townvend, ot Milwau
Hiuoke slKnals but failed to locale Uee. fatally stabbed late last nigh
tho Southern CmttH. n the lobby of the Hotel Steven
known as the largest hostelry I
.the world.
j Townnend's Jugular vein was set
ered when Part Rogers, a form
em ploy o of the Milwaukee foun
ilry, of which Townsend is supei
Intendenl. went ut hltn with n
knife. Towimend died early today.
Holers, following the attack, el-
howed his way through the crowd
Baker Approves
Phone Franchise
Hie city or tf..iiu over a parb.il 8,.rcnl,ered to a policeman. Mo
. ., said he hud gone to tho hotel to
' '' :, ''l'l:''. ,.Uu see Tuwiisend about a Job and tlo.t
seal 1
' HK.MKK CflAItfil'
IKKCNIAK KPHINOS. Fla.. Apr
10 AP "Its all .a frame-up;"
former Governor Sidney J. Catts
CAI.I.K IT "KI;,H
ll PMCATIO.V
POJlTLANI), April la (AP)
1 .1. II. Oyer, vice president In chaise
ot operation for Southern Pacific
line, declared here today tmt the
' proposed Great Northern -Western
Puulftc. Doe construction In South
ern Oregon and Not hern Califor
nia would (to "sheer duplication of
existing railway Hues,'' and with
out benefit to OreKon, Oyer .arrived
toddy tioin (tun truntLsco.
HA l Kit, (Ire.. A(.il 10 (AP)
lly a voln or 10 to 10 at a spe
cial election yeslerdav taxpayers
rii- iimrlntt reonriji -ntld thai nit Of linker unproved the Pacific
March 31 as alrolane roeonnoller- i leiepnono v lelennipn company f Ilien un, w,,n,pn. many In eve-
ed near the Nlcamauan-llonduran francblHe, culllnic for payment to nl)K Uret an,j to thB street whero
uonier mey wrir iiinj un ijr ui-
laws in Ihe vicinity of Prajfl, which
la near las Mums. A bulb-l struck
the plane and a "a group of ban
dlts Has bombed by the Lulled
States ma riites, destroying one
shack In thai area."
The marine headquarters state
ment further ouoted NlcaraRiiun
government official as Maying thai
the region In liirh the two vll
! la gen are located Is so clone to the
' horder that It Is claimed by both
Honduras and Nicaragua. Neither
government has official In uilhcr
villain1, ulthoitgh Nlcaraxuun and (AP Whales have invudeil
Ilouduran forces havo cooiera..ed i tirford ltefH. lor many
I'ownsend hud called him a
and knocked hint down.
between the city and the telephono 1, WMl" ,V
knife to defend myself."
that, expired I'eh, 2H. l!il!H. He-
lermluatlon uf its status brluas to
a clost! an exii-ndeel cront roveiy .
company.
Whales Numerous
Off Port Orford
OUT OIU'Ollli, Ore.. April 10
Port
days
along the border area In stamping ; commercial flHhci-men and t rollers
out the outlaw bands.
' The story told In Teguelalpa
was that la Mums, which was
mentloued as In Honduras, was
have told of large numbers Of
whales wen off the reefs.
JamlHon and Parker, local troll
ing craft owners, returned today
bombed by marine plane. Klrolwlth tho report that a IhJiA'
followed, destroying thu entire : whale roso within a few yards of
tof.-n, their bout und begun spouting
BASEBALL
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AT 1.I1H ANOK1.KM: , Inlllngt
Oakland ..... .... 0 0 I
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flatteries: llouhler and Burns
Itoberts and Handberg,
llatterles: Portland Ortmai
and Hairs: Hollywood Hollcruoi
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