La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION i mil WEATUtih Oregon: Unsettled, probably rain south and west tonight and Friday, moderate temperature. Freeh southerly winds. VOLUME XXV1I. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 U EMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 150 7 APPOINTED ON PLANNING COMMISSION .City Dads Ratify Sclec- tions at Meeting Held Last Night CENTRAL STAGE DEPOT PROPOSED G. G Taal, Who Is Build ing Swimming Pool, Asks for Closing of Al ley, Part of Street - Appointment of u city planning commlHsiun, consisting of Kuven members, luok place itt the regular city commli'Klon meeting lust night In I he niiinleliiul building. The following wore u)ioluled by rresideltt A. T. Hill illld Inter 111 the evening ratified by the cuin iiiIhhIou: Churlis II. Miller. George H. Currcy, Julius ItocHeh, Mrs. J. K. Churlum, John Fltmrernld. Charles Edwards and Mm. Ucorgc S. Dirnie. The planning cuuiiniwilon will meet for the purpose of urgHiilxu liou ill tliu near future, it is under stood. Favor Slugc, Depot Another inuller of ilnpurliuiro was the dlHcnnnlon of the possibili ties of u central stHKe depot in l.n Grunde, froui which point ull sialic companies would operate. The commission uuthorlsed tho - city manager ami city nllorney to Inter view the HltlKo companies in tho hope or arriving ,ul a workable plun. If this depot could be estab lished, it wan pointed out. It would Complete Plans For Opening Of Baseball Season Baker to Be Here Sunday Airplane to Drop Ball from Clouds Band will Play Concert. METHODISTS OPEN ANNUAL CONFERENCE Portland Evangelist Is to Deliver Sermon at 7:30 This Evening r Preparation for the ceremonies lo open the, mill acasou of the Mui Muuntuiii bum; bill I league, hero Sunday afternoon wore being completed today ami, with indlca- BUSINESS MEET to the Grando Uoudu valley atj least temporarily enlhusiusm In j iitu i-Tuui in (milium hiii'uiib ."-; TT -T iy. .Dr. W. H. Nelson, San A new rettttire will be introduced Sunday afternoon. Juat before tho first ball Is sent over tho plate at the 1 41 Grundo bull park. An alr pluiio. beui inff . as u passenger a new base bull, will circle, over Uio field, dropping the ball to the dtu- inonu. lnia u an air ugi;, me ui-, t Dealers To Have Spring Showing, Demonstrations Event Will Be Inaugurat ed with New Car Par ade Saturday Select "Old Wreck" Judges. IuauKuratiiiK the event with the annual new car purade Halm-day 'iiftoinoon. la Grande automobile (dealers will hi a no a special spring j showing of the new cam and u nyfWMfTngr urnOrVT uioiisiraunii weea siurung eun lUMUtVIVUVV JMVIU ,day. Practically all show roomu - rwlll lie crowded with the various new models In each line and vlsi- tiii-H will lin lii'irnii ttt rliln In Mini FranClSCO, Will fepeaK drive the cars. Snnrlav Rnntitj Will 1 Kl,ec,Hl emphasis Is belns pluced OUnOdy IScipUhW) Will ull ca(, demonstration thi year he. Meet ThlS Evening. icuuse of the improvements made N In speed und riding qualities ulid .... , .. .. . In ease of handling. Today members of the Methodist. Church South are arriving In La . . ",k "" Judges juuges nave neen seiecteu tor the Old Wreck contest which Is to rectors reason, ulid why not open I Orando from the territory from the season with u token from tlio Miiion in Itirlilaml und from clouds? vnllls. Porlluud und Wnlltt Wullu, be u feature or the parade and Hie I'liy lu I'ltch I'lrst Hall ( mtend the annual district con- award of three cash prises will lr. W. T. 1'hy, president of tho . Terence of the church which will take place immediately after u de- Icaguc, or Hut ljlke, will then tnrow the. -first ImiII.'ioIIohIiik Intro ductions of tile inenibers of til linker und I -a Grunde teams. W. C. Crews, clly manager, is sched uled to cuteh Dr. I'hy's nfferlnK. With this completed, tho umpire will break looso with tho euslom ury "Batteries for today.. .. " and the gume will begin at 2:30 o'clock. Preceding the ceremonies at the field, the l.u U ramie municipal band, directed by Andrew I. tinny Jr., will play u short concert In tho business section ut 1:3 o'clock, and then luurcll to the ball park where music will be furnished durlnif tho uflernoun. ICulerprlstt ut' Vomllcloii . wnno tins IK going oil, iciiuu- K,.r wm ,eive lull aiiu j-.iiiei fi ine kin iiu iit.vitif, 'Kin with a devotional ut 8:30 ! o'clock and will he followed by 1 business reports at if o'clock. At II !u. in. the llev. A. J. 'Warmer, of a sermon. not be noccssury for singes to slop i OII(.iB coreinunios ut tho Hound- j ..iii.iir . .K.ni.. mlKsion, the session will resiima open toniBlit at 7:30 o'clock und clsiou is rendered fullowiiiB tho will eloso Hundiiy lllcht with a ser- parade. A. T. Hill, president of the vice at the church. ,c!ty cummlssluii; Hnlph Huron. Tile Itev. I. N. HiiRlies, of Purl- postmaster, , and J. T. LuiiKfellow. land, conference evaiiKelist, will supeiintendent of schools, will bo preneh at tho church this eveniiiB. the JudKes and will plek the worst H. K. HhuiiBlo. or Corvallls, presid- luuklnB cuvi In this uart of the pro IllB elder or the Portland district, .cession. will preside ut thi) meetings. Local . The pusltlon of the various plans are In chaiKe or the Hev. W. lnHkeS of automobiles in tho pur S. Hui-Boyne. paslor of the I -a ad0 wlll determined by lot and Grunde church, where, nil meet- aiBumentH will he mudo tomor iiiBM will In .held., : , i- . .: tg-uw. v . lr. KhaitBle will open 'the . ofli- j v . , elal business of the conference in 1 Hie inoritiiiB. The session will bo-1 It)oj?sf j tinrt I?daa In Hardy Trial ill lodlllB nones, thus rellevlnB trut fic conditions In i.u Giando. , Would Close Alley Hubert Kukln iiied a petition by Q. l. TUal, uskhiK the closlllB or the ulley ill the .block near Hie Secund street viaduct where ho iH t...ll.llt.r ., Mlt'lllllllflll? IlllOt. Illr... Illu.. I'..MHU l.rf file fUlSllIB I.. I.-,. ..-III ..lillf tlin MinilHfl PI'encll. of thai part of Harrison avemio ! 08Uloll. ' j Saturday mornliiB will bo devot- . - '. ' ed to a d sruss on of missionary AmoiiK the others who will bu In ,.,,, lin(1 afternoon will lu- for thn Kunday game is .... (,i,...1i(1 dnleBulos to I'p tily. Their plans have not been unnouneVd but wiiell Knler- prise journeys to Pendleton tho Chieftulus will be confronted with veleruli lineup. tMiuries Hosklns. the club's mau- uirei-. will assume Ills usual liositlon i Phc' behind the wood sliliBcrs. while aetlvily at l:u o'clock. At 3 o'clock the women's missionary prOBi'am will he the event. At 7 o'clock the eveniiiB service will hcBln and ut 7:3(1 the Itev. P. H. Wlleelerl ut Allllon, will j SACllAMKNTO. Apr. 18 (AP) i The tiruseciilton In the linpcueh- ! inent trial or Hupeiior Judxe Cur IliH H. Hardy, charged with luiH doiiicanors In ofrice, rested-Its caso today. Thcslule has been preseut- Iiib its vvldciiec for seven und olio lialf uays. GRAF ZEPPELIN OVER VOLCANO yzr. I 1 A iHiniutl nf Hie sklesj tlic nilKlity Iraits-AtlAiille Graf Xeipelln' i-ctxnilly completed a rul-o over fnmwuy lnlestliie. Tln ' IniAC tllrlKlhlo ItaikliiB like an liimteiisc t'bjrar In u llufullunip liliiK, hert? Ih slrlklimly plcturctl as It hhIUmI over Mimking Ahiunt V com Ins on Its n ay lo tho Holy ImiiiI. '1Ii Medllcr-raue-aii viuko of &.twi iiiIIcn was nuiilo In HI and n liuir Itoiirs. After aiuitlHT niii'Ii cruise tills month Coiiimuiuler Hugo I''koner iilnns two fllKlila lo Uio I'ltltetl Stntc. .- betw een his properly line and tho rallioau iraciis. i lie iu i i UMir01.m Soviet Scheme Is Apparently Doomed Jones Law Will (ALLIES GERMANY Be Applied Only In "Strong Cases" FAIL TO AGREE Expect Conflict Between Hoover And The Senate Three Important Propos als May Lead to Skirm ishes Reed to Fight National Origins. WASHINGTON, Apr. II (AP) Conflict between President Hoov er and mombcri of hi party in the senate on three important pro posals and between the senate and house on at least one appeared cer tain today aa the two chambers swung Into the full atrldo of logls latlve activity. The decision of the senate agri culture committee to Introduce Its bill today In tentative form Includ ing an optional export debonturo provision emphasised the possibil ity df a sharp difference betweon the chambers. This dlffnrenco In congress on thn advisability of Including a de benture plan provision In the gen eral farm relief bill Is beljeved by many republican leaders to be oue of tho Issues on which tho presi dent and the senate mar "nd themselves In disagreement. Main Reliance la House Although the executive hs ad hered to his "hands off policy, and now word on the administra tion's view of the debenture plan has boen given, Mr. Hoover Is re garded In some Quarters as placing his main reliance In the farm re lief diicusslon In tho bouse, ' That Is only one of the differ ences which observers profess to nee In the making betweon the pres ident und thn senate. Republicans In tho senate are divided on the national origins clause of the Immi gration act, which Mr. Hoover wants congress to suspend, and on the desire of the president to have tuiiff revision limited principally to the agricultural schedules. . Senator Nye, republican, North Dakota, has draft-id bill to meet the presidential suggestion for a suspension of national origins pro vlaol, but Senator Heed, republican, Pennsylvania, has served notice of a right to the end against such, a move. . To Consider Proposal . Honutor Johnson,' republican. California, chairman ut the Imml COu CRESS AT FARI.1 BILLS House? Starts Debate on , Its Measure; Bill In troduced in Senate DIFFER IN ONE MAJOR RESPECT Senate' Leans Toward De benture Plan with the .House Definitely Op posed to This Provision " '? ' " " "" : WASHINGTON, Apr. ! (AP) After :u hour and hair of discus, stun over-1 lie procedure to be es pk)'ct (luring oonsluerallon of lite farnt bill, Uio Ihmino today formally dec kind to devoto the remainder of tltc week to general debate on tho meaxurc. tills uisetiMlon was start ed at oure. WASHINGTON. Apr. II (AP) The soventy first congress called Into apeotul xesslun primarily for consideration of the farm problem settled down seriously today to the work at hand with the house start ing debate on a farm relief bill and with the introduction In the sen ate gf a new agricultural I4 meas ure. . 1 ; ' ''. The two: bills, drafted with a view ut accomplishing the same ond, differ in one major respect as to how this should be accom plished. Both would provide tor a federal farm board and place ut Its disposal a revolving fund vt half a billion dollars but the sen. ate measure proposes that tho hoard be given authority to employ thn export debenture plnr In ad dition to using the revolving fund, as a meuns of controlling surpluses of , f arm crops. Asmner Difference- Under the public measure the hoard will be composed of six members while the' senate measui grutlon committee, announced to- j sinsgest at board of 1 2. Except for CwJi? rT.i' Kl.wo.Tt, leaK.redepartmetit A resolution was passed to film-. u . ., n. . ini,,i U i l" hchuuis ncparune.n ..-. "'." -prosecuting "te'nmeharrom'tno " "'""' " "m third j '"-"V In the evening the In-ishm Z'rM;Tut some land he puithas.d r.om the. ,,,,,. Uimen Garrett Is to play , how to reject It'suavely enough lo Zi, M d el Wn Biiorisioii. iimiieiiierH who ure (Continued on Pace 5) I ' . L-irif.nllf wtirl-v. j I (Continued on Page CI j I T1 1 1 11 . Til r .1 .. .. 1. ....... .,.u . I... nAn,.,Uiui ' . - .1 ik. kill nr. (Ai')-An'iveiurn to uawes nau is." " .v' T.r"'i.. v v "! k farm rsllat bill Breakdown Imminent JUNIOR BALL ; TEAM REPORTS DUE M AY 20 Work on lite .Junior Imwlmll lriiRUu lu be KiioiiBOied by tho ji Urunilo poHt of iho Aintdican Left-tot. Is coiutniUnir untl today vhiiw . word rruin rortland hcudMUarlers that by May 2 Hit nuinos ol ull Uioko conltMiiplalinK the orsanliia lluii of a tea tn in u tit bu tiirnt'd In to Itay WiUlainK uL his ofrico ui 108 Kim Htret-t ht-rt-. Hoys up to 10 ycais of ape In clusive aro flluililf lo orpanlzc tcjiniM. Thoyi who do not earn to tifllllatc! ihcniHilvt'H with ttchool U'uniH can oi'Kani.p Independent on 1-8. Mr. Williams untiouuccH, mini Jrir IN Jr V As AUHI IS IKlm fT , ..,....,, .... , in - t ar . I , soviet, sehe.ne.or iext0..lveM..Ml.l T'" V:1 'ntronr ca:4fi Involvlntr frlhH( prohibition lm ' it?n 1 itoi'Ivuu ker Wlltt'brundi. prevent me Kutwmna ueuina uuku walnut atlornt-v cuneral .-: eauNeu coiucieiuu ui iivmia Slate Secretary Here For Meeting County Council Of P.-T. A. Will Meet Saturday The l'a rent- MODERN WOODMEN WIN STATE PRIZE dderable worry. WASHINGTON,. Apr. 18 (Af)-- The conference yesterday dodged 'Additional Increases In the prohl in uetuul vole on the selieme itself billon enforcement, sounds iKroiigli- :but at Its spunsor's Insistence ,0;it the eoiiuiiy uio being madr as 'there faced the session late toilay Loving Cup to Be Present ed to Local Lodge at Meeting Tonight debate und u vole on principles un derlying llv ' l:iilon County Council or Teacher associations is to n.i.t Kxtin-rliiv Anr 211 til lln hlirli school hiilhllni,- In l.ll Orundc. The T'o slnle orfleluta or the Mod A Orande City council Is hostess j ern Woodmen or Aniei lca uru in Tor the event. Mrs. It. C. Alex- Grande for the purpose of pre- ander. president of the Ui Gra ' senllng to tilie local camp, No. council, Ulinoulices the follow Inn j "M. 11 beautiful silver loving enp are scrvlnc on the coinmlttee ! '' wmniiig i irsi piuee in ..i .'son wlileh Is completing plans for the all-day meet: Mrs. C. I'. Mel'hor son, president of the Greenwood Southern Cross Lands At Derby rapidly us ugeiils can he secured, rrohlliilion Commbisloncr I'oriin 'said todsy In iinnounehiK IhHt li new agents hud been nsslgned lu INew York Clly and iiboul 2U lo jupslule New York. HYKNUY, N. H. W Apr. 18 (AT) The airplane Bouthern Crosj landed Ht Oerby. Western AustllllllM today arter more than two weeks; spent on a inudNut near the muililif of Ille Olenelg river. Muring mos. I or which time Kniitli and were objects or widespread search Ittonul origins' provision.' which has ' I - I .. 1 I tt.lw I UI-VII- IIWiniHIDU VIICIIIV i and pVovldes a new basis fur Imml- IH (Al1)- l h re--' grutlon and drastically revises the lAlt!K. Apr araliuis Kiib-eoiiintlUiw wlihdi luts nresent quotas, Im-cii ctaiiilnliuf the etnmlee pro- : Hcnulor Heed, Who ranks high iKMals of Itie illil and (leriiian tu his parly, oousidera tho senate reiwratlons iMiis tjiinil Itself mi- also has deulnred agunst any st able to nvli an nKmt'iik'.Mil today tempt at "limited" tarirf revision, and announced thai Ibeie would Imi Ho announced after the reading of a plimai y rcxslou of nil Hie experts Mr. Hoover's message, to congress at II o'clock tomorrow moniUig. that he would not consider hlm- i . self bound to any innitea tanit pro jCurtis D. Wilbur Nominated For Circuit Judge' f'hark'H KtUKWford- 11.... All,nin ..l.n..s..l tt Iteu T. OHborne, exet Utlve seeix tmy of the Oivkoii KeUerutlon of Labor, Ik In La Grande, from I'urt- hind ulid lonlcht will be present j when the m. Granite Central Lilior i eimm-ll utceetM at 8 o'clock in the ! city hall. ; j Mr. Uborne w;is In & Grande when Iho Oregon federation met 1 here lat fall. "ThiK haw bein a dull winter, lull Hie weather in bet-J ter now and the employment situ-I Htlon Ih bcKinnlnff to look good," lie says. ., I'.-T. A. and district vice preHldenl; Mi'H. LouiH Wetzel, preHldenl of Ihu Ulverla I'.-T. A.: Mrs, John Hates, preHldeut of the Willow I'.-T. A.: I out uheud In the annual com pel 1 torn. (. It. Miixiuii. Mr. R. K. And-1 tion. rcwB and Mru. Hnlph I'unninKhain. I Johnson Sniilh. nla(e deputy, of who haa been named general chair- ortttM, an,j (.;. l 'ut dlsttiet In the l'SH ineuiberHhlp conleKt, Lu Grande, with more than Kit mw memberH, led the entire htnte. IrnrBpeetive or Hlze of Ihc !t6 other I . . cumpetim; uniiip. ThiH Ih the first J (ip(M8 AYTCSt time that the local cuinp him come j J,,-, S'AMm-.-.Lo LfKUl t tmifatruoio 0. S. C. Debaters Win SZf'tlf'llfh V Iff (iVII I beKinniiiK at 1:30 o'clock, feutu Ottttm raiWIf LW) peakMK. Supt. J. T. Loi I'tHiVAl.LIS. tuv., Apr. IH (AIM The debate season of the (hepon - Ktate collect- will close loiiipbt with u I "a in from Mill; eoMece. OaKlaml. i 'al.. debuting on the Ktibjeel of MiiKxolinl'M beprfil lo Italy. It will be the ll"Kt co-ed debate ever broadcast on the Pacific t:o;ud. l-'rHiicis HlnKe. Oreccn I'ity and J.a era Moe. 'orvalllr., w on a Uh nliittiiiM ileelslon lHl lllirllt OVPt -liKbL Htniter and Thelmu Meli;ril. I About fi:3U o'clock thi moniim? '..iwrxii r ifiiihn. on i lie Min.Ure destroyed the miioke housi' on (tieslioii. Thin Kivrn life Oregon Sbiie le.uti Ihv M-venlh eunriecuilv.- Ictory. man. Al 11:30 there will be a busincHH meet in K". M rs. (k-oi Kc I .yma n, president of the county council, re jueHts hII delejrates to be pi'esent to consider needs of and u general program for the council Work. JJelcKuteH are to be. chosen from each local association, one for each flvn members. At 1 2 : a J then! will be u potluck luncheon lu Die manual arts bulld iitK. Kuch person is a-sUtd to bring one dish. The proKram for the afternoon. res speakers. Kupt. J. T. Long fellow, of La Grande, will speak mi "The Quality of Educational Op portunities" and Kupt. K. A. Sayr , of 1 nlon county, will f:peak on "New ISchool Uwh." Musical n u m be in are also being arranged. WASHINGTON. Apr. IK AIJ President Hoover today sent to the iHetiHle the iiomlitHttonH of 11 lUill i ed Htates circuit anil district Judgcn for various purls of the country, f They Included Curtis I). Wilbur, of California, secretary of the navy 'in tho Coolldge cabinet, to be Al- United Ht tiles circuit JimIko for the deputy, also of l'orllaiid, will be present at the M. W. A. meeting tonight. Mr. fmiiti making the prewntatiou. Mr. ale was In charge of this district In '.2H mid this is the filth year the campaign cup has been awarded lo Ihu dis trict he was assigned lo. TOKYO. Apr. 1 X (AP) though publication ol the iiewK has ninth circuit. been (forbldden locally. It wart I .. jJt Church, learned today that nnolher round- Hrnn,.e m 0f up or alleged coinmunisis iook lilace throughout Japan Tuesday night. More than 300 person, 1 principally sludentn. were arresied. j It wan understood the action was I due lo information obtained by the a prominent hi llarlford. Conn., has been selected by President Hoover as commissioner of pen sions, lie will succeed Wlnfield Scott whose resignation as commis sioner has been accepted. - t'AlUH. Apr. 18 (AP) Tho confereiicn of expert, on repara llona today reached a staae where it wui ttecesHury to consider the probable efreet of a brenkdown In neKollatloim andulenuent return to the Duwea pluiuv. NenoHutloiiH and ' aUemnU to ' reconcile the vastly divergent vfew- 1 points of tho Geerinans and the al lied nations were continuing; with a committee of eight iaded by lord Hevelstoko seeking it com promise between the offerer )r. HJalmar Hchaehti Gerinun spokes man, and the total allies' claims. DlfferciR-o Jrrat ui ho greiit was dirferenco between the two figure a differ ence estimated by oonte to, exuded a preheat valuo of '$ J.((0(),000,OUI) that there was a tendency In many! tiuarterii to envisage failure, and consider what wan noxL . , Iteverslon to the Dawes plan 1 would Involve coitninmtlon of basic annuities or t.f0f,irfo,ouo KO,i marks (about ((iuu.'Km.oou), wllli prospective liu'reuses' dating from the beginning of the next fiscal grain and would support movee for upward revision of any ratea re garded bh necessary, whether It. agrlculturn or industrial cIhhscs. The declaration of Hoed, who (Continued on Pag 6) Yankees Start Season Against Boston Red Sox NKW YOUK. Apr. 18 (AP) Arter two days Of delay dud to in clement weather, tho American league cumpulgn was opened, at thn Yankee stadium this afternoon with the champions of the baseball world drawn up beforo the ited Kox of H oh to n. The customary opening day ceremonies were car tied out. including the prosenta tt Ion of championship emblems to tho Yankees by JudRO K. M. Ijui dis, . After this George PIpgraH went io the sniping tower for Iho In addition to the preseiilatiun. 1 examination of those arrested lu the lodge will have an oyster feeu the roundup last May' and, was not this evening. duo to a new Intrigue. Smoke House Near Alicel Destroyed La Grande High Defeats Union In Dual Meet; Go To Pendleton Apr. 20 Lewiston Hank Ih Robbed of $2,000 W KA I'M Kit TODAY 7:3" a. m. 41 above. Minimum; utntvc. 1 .Mil I. It YKSI'KKIIAY . MhkIiiiuiii r.:.. miiiimoiii 34 above. Condition: clear. WI ATHKIt APIS. IH. IJH Maximum 4X minimum 31 alove. Cnndltiuti: cloudy, rain .04 of inch. the farm of Sam Morris. In t ween A lied and Imbtt-r. The Hummer's supply of meat was being cured lu the building und Mr. Morris Is of the opinion that the wooden floor in It was set abla: by the fire used In the meat smoking protean. 1 The loss was confined to the building Itself, which was a sub stantial structure about 26x25 fed. the large iuantlteK of meat in It uiki a iho .r. Morris et or carpen- , Hiln (.v,.n M1, Keff,.r mored ter twds. The building stood rath- ; NMWiand 6 and Kvans &. er Owe to the house which was' Saturday the Tiger team will go damaged only to the extent of blia- n i'..,iif,n tn r-i.-tl.-ii.ui.. m H ten d and scorched paint. Neigh- j qtisdrHngular meet with Milton- The La Grande iijgh scliool Irack and Geld team started its 1 2! sea son with an overwhelming victory over Cnlon High school in a two day dual relay meet. At the end of the first six events, run off Tues day at liiioti. the championship Tigers had 48 points tu the Itob cats' 24. Yesterday afternoon, finishing up the meet here, the Tigers boosted their wore until the MiihI count was l9 lo 43 H. The blue and white team made G I points to I'n inn's Iftt yesterday, i.a Grande look every first place Wednesday, making it 12 out of 13. t'nion utn the mile relay on Tuesday. Wiilfc ILgh Siirrr K, Wolfe was high point mail of the meet, st oring 15, with Price second with 12. Tabor was third LKWIKTON. Ma.. April IK AP) Two hours nf ter Iewislon Na- bunk hud been rubbed of l$y.000 sheriffs officers captured a Two mile-relay: Iji Gi-Hiide man who was fleeing tho rug h Col first (V. Patten, Jdxon, Webber, tttubla county. 1 if miles east of Thomion). llnlnn second (Tobin, Duyton. Wash., in a taxienb. They Tavlor, Iteuter, Hutchison). Time wild he had the money with him. 9:43. I ttiiiiiw.i-t ririnw (rhurlln Hllfrinir yi'ur, iiihi Lomiiiiunit io an unuor-1 ,iuhoil tor Hoslon. .mil luiiii. virinmiijr IlllH- rfICILl- cdly llmlnli'il the IJuwhs plun unnul- (Conilnuecl on Pairs 6) PARKER RRANIN PASSES AWAY IN TWIN FALLS Kpilnt medley; m tt la tide flinl (Ahrendl. Price, Itoe, l. Patten). I'nlou second ( Miller, Tripp, Par ent. Mires). Time 1:47. Olstance medley: la (SiHiide first (Keffer. Palmtf. V. Patten. 'I limit hunn ) I Trt Inn suit-nrtil . I Ml nil . lull. Ilslsv. nmliTl. TlMM. 7:3.l"r " 0"1 "' '"" ' '" Hhlllth. low l.nr.ll,.- IM flr.n.ln . " 5"",r MIII'Wlol M.' ". ! ivhs Klvvn ft Its. sii'J vunlMlifU. fli-st ( Price, linker, 'on ley. lto Union second ( Mires, Miller, Pt ent). Time 51 3-5. Itroad jump: Wo I re. Ij Gruieb. ! i evi 4 J first. It feet 7 Inches; IVbe. 1st dlCltC JO ACCCpt (irandc, and iripp, I'uion, tie J fori second. III feet Imhen; McMll Ian, 1 4i Gi-ande, fouiih, Torn-ncc, TWIN KALLH, Idaho, April 18 fAP) Parker Hruulii, 2. ussocl iited editor of the Twin Kails Times, died at M;UU a, hi. today ' ' ' from Injuries received in an auto. (KWIHTON. Ida.. Apr. k (AP) mobile accident last Haturday A bundll walked into I he Lewis- night. ton National bunk here this ntoin-i Hrunln was previously employed itiK, bunded the cashier u note je by n,n Pendleton. Oretiou. Kast- money and saying. "I u.-euuiilun. owners of (he Twin a .45, Yoi j.'uli- Times. It was wblln llieia talk- that lit cnvi! IIia nation Ihn fli-Mt "a wor,t f "liture of William .IMI Llllll CINCINNATI, Apr. 18 (AP) Jchh Haines' pitching overwhelmed the Iteds here toduy who barely escaped a shutout ut Iho hands of the Curd I rials, 'i to I. 1 munding money and ihuve you covered with st rolled out w it h t he Hospital Friday 1 bors who responded Immediately to the alarm sent out were unable to check the flames In the smoke house but all helped in throwing water on the house to keep the flames from spreading to that structure. Kreewater, I :nlon and Pendleton. Hurdle preliminaries will le run ofr at llound-l'p park at 11 a. ni. YeHtort!uys KvctitM The summary of yosterduy's event folio.-: J-h Grande, firth. High jump: Nowiund, Im Grafide, fit -si. & reet. fit Inches; Wolfe, Iji Grande, second. 5 feet. 7 Inches; Knupp, Iji Grande, third, 6 feet $ inches; Mugg. Im Grande, fourth, 6 feet & lnchfti: Torrene. la Grande, fifth. & feet 3 Inches. Pole vault (Cnlon made no ent ries t: Evans first, 10 fet V Inches; Wolfe second, lo feet; Ulbbard and He Kg. tie for third. rwt 9 Ineties; GraMum fifth 9 ftl I Inched. Kdwurd 1 1 Irk ma ii, kfdmiper and ulayer of Marion Purker In Ijh A ugejes. 1 1 Ickniu ii wuh captured In Pendleton and I tea it In ;eeured from him a detailed hlory of his acltoiis und flight. AlthoiiMh he will offered linn-,, ilreds jif. jbilli'i's for tlw Hickman Sinclair Loses . Control of Firm NKW YORK. Apr. 18 ( AP) The Herald Tribune suld toduy It had learned lu woll Inrormed Wull street circles that Harry K, Hlitclulr. under three month's sentence for contempt of the Culled Htates sen ate, hud IonI control of the Sinclair Consollfluti'd Gil corporation of which he Is chairman o( the board of directors. ( The paper said a croup which Included Jllalr and Coin puny, in corporated. New York bunkers, Arthur W, Ctitlen. Chicago finan cier, und the Fishers Brothers, uiitoinoblle makers of Detroit, is understood to be the new domin ant interest In the company's af fairs. . - (Continued on Page f 1 TODAY'S BASEBALL uiu muunwKi i CLKVEl.AND (AP)-Clevelnnl poundod Carroll and Barnes hard, today and defeated tho Detroit Ti gers to 4. , . The Horo R, H. H. Untrolt 111 0 'Clevelund 16 t- Butteries: Carroll, Barnes. Ydo und IMilllliisi Mljus und L. Bewell. fJIANTS WiS 1 rmi-AUKI.I'HIA (APJ Lata milieu hy the Giants enabled them to dereut the Phillies br 11 to hero todsy in thn twice postponed opening gumo of tho National leiiKtie svasun. Curl Hubbell not credit for the win. Larry Bentou hit a homer in the ninth. The Hi orn New York .....a., 1'hlludelphla Butteries Hubbell. HoKiin, Ci'Kurrell; lionet!. McOruw.- HI. I.ouIh I ...... l.'lnelnnull ; Hutteries: Hulnes l.uqno nnd lilxon. R. H. B. ......11 H I U Benton and Wllloughby, B. H. E. 3 u ....... ..1 9 i und1 Btnlth; ASIHIH'AN bKAlil E '. 11. H. K. Philadelphia. ....8 11 0 Wunhlnuton 3 7 0 Butteries: Wulberg-. Burko and Cochrane; Hudley, Brown, Camp bell und Ruel. ChiruRO .. ...- Ht. Louis , HuiicrU-B: Lyons OK'len nnd Hchung. , R. H. 15. .1, 1 4 6 2 and Autiy; Htiry. yimiiK HrHiilu Mupplled the enllrn Mlnry exHimlvely lu the Am HMetiilel I'reMH, wli'me cirieHioliU ent lie whh In I'enilleion. Ilrunln ut une lltne wuh nixhl editor for Hie AsteM-luted Press in Portland. Knlns; frifin there tu the suite tuliereiiliwl. huspKul, will so Hluteamau, In Hnleui, Ueiton, to The Dulles today snd tomorrow where he whs lelesraph editor, will formally accept tho new Kant- His father, Charles IS. Hrunln, ern (irexon tuberculosis hospltul Is rtuy fllhiK editor for the Assu- it t!u;t phice. clutt-d Pre In Portland. HA I, KM. Die.. April IS (API The slate hoard of control, com prlKinK fiovernor Patterson, Hecre tary of Htute IIomi and ttlute Treas urer Kuy. accompanied ly 8-cre.-tary t.'arle Abrains und lr. . ('. BHIIiwer, surierlnlendent uf the Uryea Recognition Of Soviet Russia WAHHI.S'tlTON, Apr. 18 ( AP) Chairman liornh of the senate foretifn relations committee, toduy reintroduced , his resolution dc clurlnv for recognition by . the United Wtnles of the soviet govern ment. " , CHICAGO W1XS CHICAOO (AP) Tho Plttsbur Plrutes Inst overwhelinlnsly to the fuH today. II to 1. Chicago wse held to four hits by Bluke. H. H. H Plltabllrgh ' I 4 Chlcuito t H IH lliitteries: Petty. Krench an tlciiislcy: llluke and Qonsules. VA.NKIJVS i.kadim; NKW YORK, Apr. 18 IAD Lou (Jehrlg hit htn rlrst home rtr fir the season in the sixth Inning o the Ited Sox-Yankee gumo here to duy. , Milton Quston wus In thi box und the buses were eenipty. The drive guve the Yankees u lead of 0 to 3. KAItlj CIJVItK lll'ItT BOSTON, Apr. 18 (AP) Kurl Clark, young center fielder of thu Boston Braves, wus carried from the field apparently unconscious after crushing Into a fence while chasing a fly bull In tho fifth Inn ing of today's opening game with tho Brooklyn Dodgers. COAST UA.UI! l'OKTPONr.D San Krancisao-Oaklund coast league baseball s game postponed ruin. Tliey play next llouduy.