La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION VOLUME XXVII. mxmhi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS THE WEATIWH Oregon: Fair tonight, cooler ei treine north. Tuesday fair, Slight ly warmer, in south and central por tions. Gentle variable winds. LA GRANDE, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 153 PIRATES WIN FROM BAKER SUNDAY11-3 Cecil Duff's Twirling Is feature of First Game i of League Season 5 DOUBLEPLAYS - DURING CONTEST Earwood Cracks in Sixth. . La Grande Counting 6 bcores Drop First Ball From Plane. Im tiruude, lilun Mountain league champion ln'11128, upeiied the sea son yesterday afternoon with -a crushing -victory over, ahe' Baker club. It to- 3; Cecil Duff master ly pitching, coupled with 1 hits and. Home- Klephnnt -miapluys, put the Pirates on lop along -With Pen. dletun. who defeated Enterprise 9 tu 1 ycslerduy ut the Ilound-L'p City.' . . ' In hlx opening; trarne. in aiiite of the cold weather during this spring that gave him little opportunity to gel Into firat class condition. Duff struck out 13 'men and held 'the Maker hoys to nine scattered hits, of which two were of the; Hcratch variety. Duff hits a lot on the ball, ood control and a fust 'one- that hops. Iis curve breaks right" now and had more tlian one opponent fanning the ulr. : ( . ' Kiiruoml .Mows Knrwood, Haker pitcher, - who played in (lie name' league last year with duff, chukked a Boudrgnme tfntll the sixth inning. .'wheri he lost control, walking three inert and al lowing two hits, one ft. twu-bagger by Knlgiit. Duff then singled, scor ing Atoore who got a free pass to first and advancing ICnlght to third. Karwood walked King, filling the liaseti. anil then walked' Helms, -allowing Knight to come home. At that point Baker Injected : Paltncr. a .pitcher in- his .teens, lntO:lhe r.-n.' Piilinni walked Mttilcke. Mend ing Duff- 111- Hiid then -.MuHilsoh. sucrlflci'd to center field, aoeount tlng franother score. Sylvester singled Into , right .field, . souring llelimi and Stnkke. "' .McKennon. next up. hit into a' double play, ending the Inning. That bad Inn ing run the score up to 10-3. ' '. During the ,. remainder of the gamis Palmer pitched '. nlcn ball, holding, the rinitos to two hits, one run and striking out. Helms and Stokke. , Baker scored two runs In the olieiilng inning on two hits, a sacri fice and an prror. Duff stopping the scoring with a stiikeuiit. In the I'lrntes hair Helms und Ktokkc singled hut Sylvester hit Into a double play, retiring the side. Slokkc's Hit Count The Mlephii nts went down one. two. three. the next Inning, Mct.'ord- und Karwood whiffing. McKennon struck out. Moore filed to. third and with two down, the carnage started. Knight- drove a hot one at Brown, who muffed the hall. Duff got a walk and so did King,, filling the buses. Then another wnlk. a second error by Urotvn and a ' screeching twu-base hit by .Stokke, brought In Knight, Duff mid King. ' - Two extra lilts in the fltth left Ktokkc on third and llurchison on seebnd when Sylvester rapped out a slow one in the Infield. Stokke (Continued on Page 5) GUARDSMEN TO RECEIVE PAY THIS EVENING A total of $900 in armory drill "paychecks for members of Com pany K. 186th lnTantry. are to be distributed tonight following the regulur drill, Capt. V. A. Bean an nounced this afternoon. A good turnout Is expected. A new second lieutenant and f I rut sergea n t a Uo will be an nounced tonight. Promotion are also in store fur other men. Preparations are now being made fur the June encampment at Tamp Clatsop and It Is announced thst enlistments forcHinp must be In by Muy 1. The Guardsmen, which describes the camp this year. In reudy Tor distribution. Target range Is being prepared and target practice will begin next Sunday for 4huse who have quali fied on the Indoor ranee. WKATHfcJl TOHAV 7:30 a. m. At above. .Mlnimuni: 3K above, t'ondltioti: partly clear. WKATHKIt YKKTKKHAY Maximum G, mlnlmiint 31 above. Condition: parti)' cloudy. WKATHMt Alll. Si. It 2 Maximum 69, minimum above. Condition: clear. ... J.T.Longfellow Describes New Education Plan Speaks on '"Equality of Educational Opportu ' nity" at P.-T. Meeting Here Saturday. ; "Democracy and KduoatM go hand in hund. Without education domocracy cannot- exist, for It ;j dependent upon an enlightened people for its proper functionln-,-and continuance," aid J. T. hong fellow. superintendent of . la Oninde schools, in a speech on VKttuiillty of Kducational Oppor-.i tunlty." which ho delivered at the afternoon boss I on of the meeting of' the county parent-teacher associa tions held fit the l Grande Hlgn school Saturday. . Mr. Longfellow described a pro posed large-r unit for the Improvo-.-ment of education in rural centers Known an the county unit plan. "Briefly, the county unit meant the unified control of all the schools of I he county, excepting cltlea and' larger towns, by a county board of education, elected on a non-pnr-' tlaan ticket. This board hus don.-; hiHiit control of all the acltoo'fl In the county outsldo of the citlea.' II. employ a county suih rlrittfndcnt. electa the teachers on his recom mendation, arranges - district boundaries, nets financial - lltnlla tionn, determines the county achbol tax, appropriate funds, provides an equal lenirth of school term throughout the county: cares Tor bulldlngn .and repairs, buys books and supplies;' and in general, man uffos the scattered schools of. the county just as If they were In o compact c"y system. The count school tax la raised on all the lax a bio property of the county out- STORMS TAKE 26 LIVES IN WEST, SOUTH Floods, Tornadoes, Wind, Hail and Rain Storms Cause Deaths ARKANSAS TWISTER FATAL TO 13 MEN Snow in Southwest Mis- South Methodist Conference Is . Closed Sunday Delegates . Pleased With La Grande Meetings Out-of-Town Speakers at Mission Sunday. "All (Iiohc who attended the. din Irict conference of the MethodlHt t'huich Soutli in l.K Oraudo which closed Sunday night were wry welt pleaaeil with the aeostona." aayr.the Kcv. W. 8. Huryone. paator of the church here. "Kive persona alg- j nlfled their dealre to juin -,- tho church at the Rcrvlct Sunday I morning." Dr. W. 11. Nelson, I). I. nrllln. rxt fl,n tn,.lrl,t f i.l Itn.l lul ' A ,1-. SISSippi On lear Again, vocatn. of San I'VonclHco, wur In Hoodine 200 Homes ,h" ""p"- i luuuiiig . xiuillta, H 8 Bhonstloi of I'orvullls, pro- iNear uanion. , (Continued on Page S) - Local Veterans Of Spanish War Seek Convention James K. . Page Camp No. 14. Spanish' War veterans and auxil iary, will hold a joint meeting to morrow evening at the I. O. O. K. for "the purpose of meotlug Mra, Anna Kiiye. tho department presi dent, who is on her oruclal visit to hold annual muster call. ' At this meetiiiK the veterans will atraln sweur allegiance to the flag and country, the H'liue ulleglancc they swore 3 1 years ago. . . ' This camp Intends to Invite the slate encampment to La Grande (the convention city) In II'SI. These encampments are practically spoken Tor -two years In udvauce, so James K. Page must get busy this year at Itoucburg. The set of colors which James K. Page camp . expects tu purchase from the proceeds of their dance, to be given May first at Zuber hall, will help the uniformed and armed delegates to put the convention diiVQ over. It is siild. I. a Grande has tho distinction of being the only city in the state of Oregon that can boast of u uni formed camp. . Scout Young camp No. 2, of Portland, with a member ship of nearly one thousand has a drim corps which Is uniformed, but J -a Grande with only 41 mem bers has more uniformed in ciphers than Portland. ' The dance committee reports splendid progress Vti tho sale of tickets and requests all Legioimlres (drum corns and ittejnbers). na tional guard inembVrs, all ex-army nd navy men, whether veterans or not. to attend this dance In uniform. The ' following have been ap pointed to officiate at the dance: Kioor, Major It. It. Huron. H. IS. Williams and Mrs. W. W. Kowler; oor A. Ft Marr: Ticket office II. K. Coolldge and Harry Hren-holts. Start Flying On Tuesday At Blue Mt. Field "lying will begin tomorrow and Wednesday afternoons and even ings at the Klue Mountain Air ser vice field half a mile south of the government field, C. L. I'einpsey nnounced today. At that time the air taxi service will begin and some of the first class of students will feel their wings for the first time. Heveral stunting trips are to be made, with loops, wing-overs, etc. scheduled. Tickets for free air plane rides are to be dropped from the air ati'l whoever gets them can go up without cost. Mr. iJempsey expects a consider able, crowd on hand fur the open ing and promises thtose who are air-minded an afternoon of thrills. Hy Tho Associated Press Outbursts of the elements- floods, tornadoes, and wind, - hall and rain storms took 20 lives In the midwest, southwest and sooth over the weekend: . injured two score persons or more, und did hun" dreds of thousands of dullurs worth of damage. Arkansas tornadoes killed .13 persons, 11 of them negroes work ing on u plantation at Tillar. Prop erty damage was reported from' other sections of that atute. Ar-; kansaa also was fighting against tho rising waters of the Mississippi ; river 60u workmen reenforcing tho levee'nt Knowlton's landing near Snow Ijike. After ninny hours work, engineers believed that tho danger of a break at that point had been averted. I Nturm hrlcr lint I'tal A 15-mlnutc storm at l.outsvillo and at New Albany.-1 rid., across the. Ohio river, cost two Uvea and did property damuge of approximately a quarter of a million dollars,! Wind and hall shattered windows In many buildings, Walton, Ky., two boys' were killed whou lightning str.rick'a burn oh which they had perched to wutch a ball game. Three negroes were killed and 25 persons were Injured when an.' other of the series of tornadoes that caromed about the south and siding elder of tho Portland dis Irict, who hits been Grande for the last : his last trip on this Burgoyne announced, gle soon will have tory. Kpeclul music from local and out-. outside sources added, tb the en joyment of the sessions, Mr. Itur--'goyne said. Mrs. Ncedltam., ot Spokane, and Mrs. Anna Comptou. WIiiq, or Weston, suns ut the i- rl day meeting. - Ucrviues throughout la Grundy were well attended yesterday... Otit-of-Toivn SiM-nkers ' At the Lighthouse Gospel mis sion, with a large crowd in at' tendance, three services were held. The Itev. Mr. Jensen spoke in tho moinin.i, telling of China, and at i tho afternoon divine healing serv- Ices and In the evening, the Kov. ' Mr. Hanson spoke. Meetings will continue at the mission every night this week, beginning . ut 7:30 o'clock. The First M. K." church choir presented the Kuster can tutu ut Inion Hunduy evening and It was very enthu-austleully received;. Many attended from I -a Orunde. At Union, the Union Hunday school askd to be permitted to enter the linker-1 -a Grandu contest. Other churches reported very In teresting services. j UNVEIL COLUMBUS FIGURE C f L i f i - .. i i ts. ' r' I i -or t ----- v- I i Senate To Keep Debenture Plan Despite Hoover Committee Votes 8 to 6 After President Defi nitely Announces His Opposition to It, WASH1NC1TON, Apr. 83 (AP President Hoover slood today, def. initely and emphatically ranged in opposition to the export debenture plan of farm relief. "I am convinced that It would bring disaster to the American jfnrmor," he said - In u letter to wnainnun Mcmtry ol tne- eenate agriculture committee, which wrote u debenture provision Into the ten tative bill It Introduced hut week. Tim huge statue of Christopher Columbus (right) which amis iiiiwilctl April ttl at PaloM, Siutln. In it chamber of lint Ihinu ait figure of Klnjr Krnlliianfl and ucc-n lstilH.Ho (if Nmiu ' (loft). Inset shown .Mrs, (icrlrudo Viinilcrhllt Whitney, who (Icslgncd tho Htaliic. F.E.LanzerWins Tournament At ' Country Club (Continued on Page 6 DEBT EXPLAINED ; The Hprlng-sumtner golfing pro gram ui the country club is now wall under way, with the course In excellent condition and with winter rules no longer in uac. A sweepstakes tournament was played .yesterday with tl entries. F, Ij. linxer won with a gross of 8(1 La Grande After Merchants Meeting TiTJ. Jlls groMH was KO, handicap 10, net A vigorous effort Is Iti be made 17. I. K. Klnzel, gross 04, handl bv the business men of Ui tirandc cup 22, net 73. whs third. to have the Hetail Merchants' Credit 'association of the North west hold its annual convention In this city In May. 1030. II. H. Park- of the la Grandu the Judere Couch Reports that,cr. manage! County Had Already. jw'edit bureHU' annount!ei1-lod'iy TJo.M AU,,- arH-mnnn I ' delegation of business men ioiu auuui.p,uw ifrom lM tlramIei i'oi.dletun, frniii la Grande, Pendletuti, On. ' . Itnrlo and Haker will go tu Wenat CanclHllon or Cnlou county's chee. Wash., next month to attend di'bl of $211,000 to the state hlgh-'thn annual meeting nnd ut that way commission, which war se- tlme will extend the Invitation, cured last Krlday through argu-1 ii in i cnriiiru mjt i.utimj iiiiv 1J. G. Couch at tin meeting in Portland,, was explained by Mr. ('ouch today, who slated that the commission members voted unani mously to wipe out the sunt. The balance was claimed hy the stale to be due from this coupty for cooperation 'in the construction of the Old Oregon Trail hhrhway through I'nlun county. Parts of Mr: Couch's arguments to the coinmlHslyn follow; "In UHJ we vob-d bonds for the purpose of permanent road con struction. In the amount of $I.4!K,. 000, of which certain amounts were voted on different projects, appor tioned by Mr. Bennett, division en gineer for the state at that time. His estimate on the Old Oregon Trull..- ..apportioned as the coun ty's share $3Ktt,500 as against the state's share of f 1. 053.000, "It appearing now that from available records we have spent on this highway the amount of S:I8H, Coo from the bond fund, and In Business Men To Visit Island City A chicken dinner, conked and served by the women of the Island City Community church, will be enjoyed by members and guesta of the chamber of commerce tomor row at Island City. Cars will leave promptly at 12:06 o'clock from tho office of the chamber. Next Hunday the entire club will go to Pendh'lon for -an Intercity match and on May lf a similar Inn If h will ho ImlH nt Ktiltnp rn MV 6 a sweepstakes tournament j urmy plane, piloted by Ueut.' How unfl the qualifying round for the spring handicap tournament will be played hero. . Tho big event of the early part of the season will take place In La Grande on May 2G and 2(1-when five ten-man golf teams will play on the local course. Haker, Pen dleton, IJolse, Wallu Walla and La Grande will enter teams. WASHINGTON, Apr. S2 AP) In spite of the emphatic opposition 'of President Hoover, the senate . agriculture committee voted today to retain the export debenture plan In Its furm relief bill. -Vttte to Tho vote to retain the debenture plan was 8 to ti. Those voting for reteuctlon were Henutors Norrls of Nobraska; Praxler of North Dakota and Norbeck und South Uakotu, republicans; Wheelor of Montana, Hefltn of Alabama. Thomas of Oklahoma und Caraway of Arkan sas, democrats and Bhlpsteud by proxy) farmer-labor, Minnesota. Those voting to eliminate the plan were Chairman McNary and Senators Cupper of Kansas, Gould of Maine and Thomas of Idaho, re. publicans and Kansdell of Louisi ana, Kendrlck of Wyoming, demo crats. Henutor Smith, democrat, South Curollna, was not recorded,. Karm relief claimed overwhelm ingly predominating attention on both sides of the capltol today as congress entered the second week of Its special session. 1 , - - I i House Protfroasliiif ' , ' . Not only had President Hoovere SlX LlVeS Are Lost When declaration against the export de Tranqnnrf Plnno Armv benture plan focused Interest on iiansporc i iane, Army ;thhl HUUjt.ct, but the house had Machine Crash jrcaehed the last day of Us general : " '.debate on a farm relief bill which j u a nt iii I'nri , ...... ...meets his views ana the senate "x2Zn I.''''' ' lA' th bcKliinlntt of a discussion plane and oi, a.r liner 'cost six ;C "H ve ' - ' "'- "' Uvea here yesterday, it was tho I As tho principle pioce of leglslu secontl air UuWdy rpr Us Hlh'lt lit" Un t ecum mwdod- - by Ptesidsitl, Han Diego In threesduy und .tliu H"ver.s both .chitinherM aio giving woist In the flying history of tho iiirtn roUt ""Ikht of way. city. , ( Tho first week of the session has The larger plane, belonging lo clearly pointed to difficulties In Mnddux Air Lines, Inc., nnri prosect over other proposals on PLANES COLLIDE OVER SAN DIEGO HOOVER ASKS OBSERVANCE OF ALL LAV7S Life and Property More Unsafe in U. S. Than in Other Nations , LIQUOR LAW ONLY ; ONE OF PROBLEMS Fears "That Respect for Law as Law Is Fading From 1 Sensibilities of Our People." . , Continued tin rave 4! Mexico To Have Heavy Liquor Tax Music Week To Be Observed In City May 5-11 Music week will be held In La Grande M;iy Ii to I 1 under the nil. spleen of the Ii Grande Neighbor hood elub In co-operation with tho carrying five persons,, had jusi the administration program taken off for Phoenix, Aris. 'lite' lMsagrct'moiil Hrwvliiir . Dlsagreetnmits appear, to be ard Keefer, wuo a much swll'toi,, browing most actively within the. ship than the nlr liner and hnu republican fold In the senate. Hen been: following tho big transport utor Keed, republican, Pennsyl- Ground observern said the army vanln. Is prepured to lead a fiuht pilot had misjudged bin distance ugulnst the executives' proposal for and his ship hud crushed into one ropeul . of the-., national origins wing of tho air liner. The two ciaUse of the Immigration act and plane were seen to lurch slmul- aHlt against the sharp limitation tnneously. The urmy plane rolled wnf(.h ho desires on tariff llmita over a few times and then fell Into tiomj, a canyon. The air liner held Us i . , ' " -, course for a Tew mlnutea or so but X.TU)h(1,, r' MlM loose parto begi.n to bmk away w7Vw and It fell to I he earth In u houp. WABHINOION. Apr. an (AP) Thousands of persons saw tnni"111- Proi"ln both- repea and collision and the fall of the planes. Keefer was svn to jump and release his parachute. The para chute caught on a wing of the pursuit pane and the army pilot struck the earth.!'-: the earth. 1 , Pratt was' clecilpllaled When the planes crashed. Murphy evidently postponement of the national ori gins Immigration quota basis were Introduced today by Hcnator Nye. republican, . North Dakota, and will be taken up tomorrow by the senate immigration committee. churches, schools ,i theater of;. '"'e it desperate attempt to bring I1IM UHI'I'M-U MHlinji.Pi. n.nti? . enrlh. , r'nism'-nlK of llw bin plnne bi'Kiin fulllliK "nd II "Ini'led miik- IIiIh city In ulixervuucc uf Die nu titmiil work. ' ' L -1 . .' , l I MumIi'uI pruKritnin liuve been MKXII'O CITY.' Apr." II- (AIM Pl'innrd for Mondny and WedlieH-, int-reaned tnxat'lon on "ulrohollc '" evenliiKS ..f llml week, un- beveraKi'tt und u redurtlun In the ni.uiKeii Sim. Lynn WrlKlit chnlr- alcohollc conlenl or hrcr Iiiih hi-i n nmn of Ihc wwk In I,n firundo. ' decided upon hy necii-tury ot (I- .Moiiiluy niiiiit li double mixed , nHnce Monies le Oni ui the iiiiibI iiuiiiicl frniii Unkt-r will iniwnl offoctlvo way to ooopurutc- with Una l-hiniitiirH "In a I't'i-Hlan Clar- ln wide clrclim. II rolled, dipped and went Inlo n now dive. I'or an InBtant II rKurnod to an even keel and then pliinxed bIiuIkIi! down, u ahower of wreckiiKe, President lorlea Oil In Ilia earn- pHixn ugalnat tlio drink liublt In aiecleo. Pendleton Wins Quadrangular Meet Saturday; La Grande High Second Burfflars Enter Van Petten Office Some time between :30 and 11 ' o'clock yesterday morning, some one entered the Van Petten Lum ber company building by breaking a window In the yard office and stole vme glass cutters pencils a ' few pennies and rme keys ac cording to a report made to the police who arc Investigating the case- A Pendleton High school track Slid field team thai showed unex pected strength turned back tho Im Grande Tigers at Pendleton Saturday and won a quadrangular meet with a margin of li and 1-3 points. The blue and whlle'colors. which have floated at tin top In truck for the last several years, had to be content with second place. When the 12th event had been run off I -a Grande was trailing Pendleton 78' to 76 1-fi but Tiger hoiies were high with Ihe javelin ahead. Howrvcr, Temple took first with h heave uf 143 fed 10 inches and Kelson, of Mac-Ht. nosed out Price for third. The 13th event settled the meet and the HurkHrooK added five more points in the relay. Thrw Hrxl Phvr Tabor took first In the shot llh a mark just short of 40 feel. Kef fer turned In the best record in the discus with III feet I Inches and Now land made Im. Grande's third and last first by winning the high hurdles in the fast time of 17 sec onds flat. The Pendb'tun team seemed in belter condition than the Tigers, due lo better weather for training over the mountain?, spectators sold. Mac-HI, La Grande's rival last year, did not make a strong hid, placing third with 21 1-8 points: t'nlon scored ) 4. Ii Grande chalked up 76 1-6 and Pendleton Next Saturday the triangular meet between Haker. I nlon and la Grande will be held nt Union In stead of at Maker. The following Haturduy the Kastern Oregon meet will Im? held here, with (he prelim inaries tu be run off In the morn ing. Summary of Nifunlay's Mit I 'to -yard dash: Johnson, P, first; Keffer I.O, aecand: Mnrkham, Mil, third: Miller, Mil, fourth: 1'mbarg er, P. fifth. Time. 10 4-& seconds. Mile run: McDonald, P, rtrt: Vinson, P, second; 1 Mxon, l,G, third; O. Patten. 1X1. fourth den," In I he ballroom of the La I Grande hotel in costume under tho j direction of Mrs. J. A. Hoxkins, of! Ha ker. M Iss M Iris in if hi tt, Ul j r;mnde teacher, will entertain with j feat lire dances. I The public Is alxo loking forward to Wednesday nlnht when a con- Mi be presented by the muul- Ipal band of this city under the direction of Andrew Iouey Jr. It will be held In the auditorium of I .ii Crande High school and w III begin nt K:)& o'cloek. The boys' glee chili of ihe school will lno preneiit. HeveiH) numbers directed by V. W. Nusbittiin, city h u per visor of mindc, I Murdn week was In-tUKtiinted III' HuInc, Ids., Hnd has grown Into a nutltinal Institution, Mrs. Wright suys. t BAKER. UNION COUNTY GROUP VISITS IDAHO An hiKpertlon or ilialnaKe and irrlKiillon ptinipa on Irrlnatlon pro Jeila in the HoIbr valley wan made yeHterday hy GO Inemtjera or the Haker county i-luunlx'r of coin inerce and Alliert ilimlor. aeere lary or the Union eonnty ohamlier ot coiiiiiierre, and Wray l.iiwri'ni:!. nolinu Tnlon counly iiRrliiultnrul uicent. with Hie remilt Hint reprea entatlvcn or lolll eoilFlimnlleH lie lleve the ayiileiii Uhed In the MoIho reKlon would be praeleuhle in Haker and l:nlon entintlea. "In l'nlnn eoillily tho pump could he well UBed ror IrrlRalloli, while In Haker roniily they aio derlntely eolml'lerlliK thell1 ItlHIMllH Hon In tho near future lor hoi Ii I IrriKHlInn and (IralliaHe purpowH," . ... I Mr. Hunter Bay". Enters Wrong Home', Tho eiecin-ny nm m n-t A c VUnt l)m the waler S'l and 4" reel Irom Ihe I llll lb H HO I IJOlVn waler lahie In Dm earth and In I aouio riim one pomp IrriiratcH 7'n aerea and ilraltia laeti ai:rt-H, no Supreme Court Rules Against Harry Sinclair WAHHINOTON, Apr, 82 (Al) The aupreum ' court ruled today that Harry I', Hln vlair, unleaii pardoned, muat -aorvo threo month In Jail ror ri-rtnml to unawer iiiieatlona he Tore tho Hcnato Toapot Doino coiuntitten, , Hinclatr hail nppealeU from n recent declNion or the court which uphold tho arnlence of three niontliH In Jail impoHcd upon hint but the lilRheHt court iotlny refiiNcd to reconaidcr thut opinion, i NKW YORK. April S (AP) President Hoover, In n Mrneat appeal to hi fellow cltlieiu to ob serve the law, declared here today that: lite and property In the United Htates "are relatlvly mora ur.aafe than in any other alviliiad Country in the world.". A In hut first adrew alnce hi. In auguration, delivered at the annual luncheon of the Aaaoolated Preen. the chief executive aald he wan wondering whether the ilme had not come "to realise that we are confronted with a national necee aity of the first degree, that we nie not eufferlnif from an ephem. eral crime wave but from a ubal denoe of our foundutlona." In order to dlapel certain lllu-' lon in the publlo mind on thla aubject," Mr. Hoover aald, "let ma any at once that while violation of law have bean Increased by In clusion of Crimea under the eight eenth amendment!) and by the vast minis that are poured Into the handH of orlmlnul clone, by the patronage of Illicit liquor by- other wise responsible citizen,, yet this la but one segment of our prob. lem," Tremendous Problem He explained that he cited the extent of murder, buraiary. rub bery, fora-cry, and embeislement becauso only a smult percentage of these could be attributed to the eighteenth amendment, and he as serted that uf the total number ot conviotloiie (uf telonr Wet year leu than eight per cent came from the source of the dry law. "What we are facing today Is something far larger and . mure fundamental the possibility that respect for :law as law Is fading from the sensibilities of our peo ple," he continued. ' ' i" . "No Individual has a right to determine what law : shall he obeyed und what law shall not tie enforced. . If a law Is wrong, its rigid enforcement Is the surest Kuarunty of Its repeal. If It is right, its enforcement Is the quick, est method of compelling repeat for It." Mr. Hoover said there were two (Continued on Pago ti TODAY'S BASEBALL ItfcDW DOW.V PI HATE CINCINNATI, April 82 (AP) The, fteds staged a late rally here today , and . defeated the Pirates lr lu 4, after, being blanked fur six Innings. f,; , . - M v-' U. If, K. Pittsburg .; 4 9 I Cincinnati .i.........i:....u..;t; 16 B Batteries: HtIL Kremer. Daw son and . Heinsley: Lucas Gouch, ' - and Missing Airplane, Body Discovered HYONKV, N. K. W,.' Apr. 22 (AP) Klx airplanes were hedod loda ytowurd the fastness of the today toward Hie riisttiess of the where the plane Kookaburra of lieutenant Kelt h Anderson was. seen yesterilay with a body beneath WIIITK KOX TAKK (JAMK CI.KVKLAND, April It 2 AP) Itehlnd Al Thomas' effective pitch ing, the (Chicago While Hox had an easy time defeating Cleveland It) lo 0 today. ' r. it. i:. Chicago ..H It 0 tMeveland 0 7 4 liatlcrles: Thomas and Autry; Khautfi, Hollowuy, Grant und L. Mewell, Myutt Harder. . liostoii at Wiishlngtoti, Ameri can tongue, postponed, cold. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, (lonal league, postponed, grounds. Nu-wet KI'OKANK. Apr. 22 fAP l,o reiiKO 1. Miller. ,t(, Has shot through Ihe lung and critically Thompson, L.O, flflh. Time wounded early this morning when 0-1. he wandered away from an all Hroad Jump: Johnson. P. first; night party, and returning, trh'd tu I'rie-. ,G. second; Wolfe, LU. enter Ihe roug hoiife. third; Arteburn. P. fourth; Tem-1 Pie. P. fifth. Histance: tu feet II' I.KMllMiT .NOMINATKO says. Klve projeets were vie I ted and 4'ta mlhs of territory covered Willi stops made lu 'a)dwell, Nampa and other points. t one or mh wings, j I The planes, carrying" food and. j medical supplies, sought to leum (he fate of Lieutenant Anderson ( ami Itoberl HlteheoeK. M-ho 13 days ago smrted In search of the then lost Kouthern Cross. liunting Owner Of Six Machine Guns Inches. Pole vault: Temple. P, first Kvans, I.G. second; !hf,ap, C third; Conley, LO. fourth; Krai man, MH. fourth: Hugs; and Gm (Cvntlnued oo Vaye 6 WAHMiNGTON. Apr. (A 11 ' Nomln.tlion of Irvine l-nrooi, former republican senntor froi.i Wiriconstn, to Im a Judge of ths i""H of customt ainl patent ap peals was resubmitted to the sen ste to!-'ty by prebj' nt Hoover. HUM l)IATI tMSIO. Ydl MlH'inwN, Mo. Apr. 22 ( A P) Hnrtild Harshmsn, agfd if, today repudiated before Prosecutor Khv L. ThoiiiaM Ihe "coufettston CHICAGO, .April 22 (AP) rtsr'h for Krank Thompson, of Klrkluiid, lib, who Is alleged to have purchased six machine guns from a sporting good dealer here. l(0 Just before the massacro uf seven ,.,. -ii,.- ,, i, h,i t,iiii,ii.,i .'inniu gangster. was inieiinii?u Heutrlee HosfiilHUim last May. I tnlKht following the arrest of Harshman said that a desire for j Thompson's wife. Vera, who police publicity caused his confession, naiu, throw additiunai ugni on me ; Thomas Is still hotding the boy. 'case. J ; PITCHY HHlTOtT KT. I.otriH. April 3 (AP)--Chle held the Hrowns to G hits to day and the Detroit Tigers took the third game uf the series, 1. m . H. H. K. tt. I -on Is ..... ,U O R 1 Chicago ;. ' 10 i Batteries: Alexander and Jon nard; Malune and Uonsales. Amcrlcun Ix-wguo n. h. i-r Uetrolt . 15: W. UtUiH :...... 0 U Hhle and Phillips; Ogden. Cuff' man and 8c hung, - (TBS WIX . CHICAtiO, April 22 (AP) Tb. Cubs found Alexander for 10 hbv and 2 runs while Pat Malone wo-, holding up his end of a pitching battle In perfect' form and shut out the Cardinals 3 to 9 today. Horn-, by accounted " foe? one run with a homer In the fourth Inning. - " "