La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextC I T Y EDITION EASTERN OREGON'S Leading newspaper eight pages today full associated press leased wire service THE WEATllEh Oregon: Pair east and cloudy west tonight and Wednesday, con tinued mild. Gentle variable winds. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . LA GRANDE. OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 154 NIGHT FLYING TO BEGIN ON JUNE FIRST Charles Wrightson, Boise, Announces Varney Plans Today TEST TRiFmADE ON LAST SUNDAY Passenger S e r v i c e, in Huge Fokker Cabin Planes, Scheduled to Be . Launched on Aug. 1. Xlglit flying over tin? Pawco-Snll ! I.ake t'lty line will lie' Inaugurated' on June t and WHsnierr"fTTk : In liugo r'okkcr' cabin planoewj will . start on Aug. I. Charles WrlglHsoii,, inanagrr of lite. Varney Air line, aniiouwrd Imliiy during llie-'noon luiH'lioon or. tlie tiianibcr of .tftni-, inert xi held In lli ooniniunltr cliurcli nt Inland Cltyt - The night service will stretch from I'ortlund on tho west coast to Xew York on the. east, the Varney plane going over this city between 10 mid 10:311 l. in. fur Suit Lake, where th" mall will be taken on a' transcontinental plane. Thfe re turn trip phinc, headed west, will sip oyer the Grando' Hondo'-vulley about u. ni. IB-I'nsciiwr Planes ' The purpose of thin nlghf service Is to speed up the airmail ;nd It will mean that.-; a letter mailed In tho northwest will reach the east const -one full business diiy sooner. -The .passenger service, '- to; bo started on Aug. 1, will be, carried In liuire Kokker I-'.IO trl-moiored lD-pusaeiigcr whips, of the. most modern. type and equipped for high speed cruising.. The motorunll on each plane will bo able to develop 1,575 horse powers : . v .V; ; Inning his .talk; Mr. Wrighlsull poinled out the importance of city airport. "No city should fool any he.sltnncy about providing an air port; ne nociaroa. . a-hi? i future without un airport will bo ulmost nothing" ' " ' So far. no arrangements have been made fur a stop-off by the mall planes in I (Irunde. liar, ller toduy Mr. Wiightaon staled that the Varney. line pilots will Home Beautiful Poster Winners I Are Determined Judges Reach Decision in Local Event Sponsored by La Grande Neigh borhood Club. ' JAP VESSEL SINKS; 100 ARE MISSING Blaze Destroys Two-Story Home On Birch Street Toyo Kuni Maru Strikes Rocks Off Cape Erino This Morning . I Loss Said to Be Over ?a,000 both Trucks Called to Scene of Fire Early Today. - The names of tho pupils In thu I.a Grande grade schools who will receive prizes for the best "Hoine Beautiful" week pouters and those receiving honorable mention, were ONLY TIME' FOR In charge of the event which la sponsored by the La Grande Neigh borhood club. The prize winning posters are on display In the win dows of Itlchardson's Art and Gift shop and the N. K. West & com puny store;. The cash prises will be awarded at the meeting of the club next Tuesday. f The winners follow: (for essays on trees) Kacred Heart academy! TOKYO. Apr. 28 (AO More fli-Mt. John Gulvlnr second, Margue- than a hundred persona were be rito Trowbridge: third, - Marian lived drowned when the Japanese Uhaussc. Monorauie mention: uor- nieMmshlii Tovo Kunl Maru sank a othy-Wal.. Muxine Matoon. Mary few n,ni,iPH ufter striking rocks Doherty. t'lai-a Norrls. laul Cook nfr raiM. tin in Kouthem Hok- and Km est StUstlnger. . , knll Poster prizes in seventh and ; ; Tho vessel sunk so quickly there eighth grades. Klrsti Fern Broom-t' .tlM tn ---.i OI1, Hiniri field, of Central school; second, o H. Two . steamers which AGREEMENT ON ARMS IS HELDUKELY ! American Proposals at ' A two-story residence, located at I. Geneva May. Provide 3302 Norih Birch at root', rituulu ko Dnpnincr WpHitp firo early this morning and waa opening Wedge bkixlng furiously when an alarm . ' .!' waa turned In to tho Tire depart-' DEBT CONFERENCE ONE LONELY SOS: Hoth the regular truck and the'.; IN PARIS FAILS pumper truck went to the scene1 ; , , Two Steamers Rush to the department, the house aiid its con- Allies and Germany Un- Scene of Wreck and Rescue 97 Persons 209 . Were Aboard Ship. : Mary Ingerson, of It Ivor lu: third. lone Khanks, Central. Honorable mention:. Irene Churchill, of Itl veria: . Albert Hose, Greenwood; Co lee n- plummer. Greenwood: OhitlyS Itottcrts, Central; Ccdiic Clark, Greenwood ... Klfth and aixtth grades: first. I"ern l.uton, Hlverla; second,. Ku- gene Sc-huttx, Willow; third, Kdlth reached the scene early this morn ing, several hours after the sink ing, picked up 7 persons. Two hundred and nine were know to have been aboard when the ship suited .from Hakodate yesterday. Several naval craft left Onilnalo to aid In the search but 11 was feared there was small prospect for other tents were practically destroyed. Firemen laid II (mi fwt of hoso in addition to the hose required for, the. pumper. Thi length of the hose from the hydrant cut down the force from tho gravity system, firemen said. The home belonged to William Kerry. A complete check of tho loss' has not been made bill It ts believed it will be at least fS.000 and possibly much more. The cause of the fire Is unknown.1 . This was the third fire in less than 24 hours. Follow ing one yes terday morning, tho fire truck was called to 201 Henton at 1:56 o'clock yesterday afternoon to extinguish a bhize in a woodpile owned by J.' W. Kelly. Dumage was light. able to Break Deadlock, Communique , An . nounces Today, Bennett. 'Greek wood. Honornhln survivors. mention: Kthel Rites. Willow; I The 17U passengers . carried by Henry Stoddard, Willow; Verdun the steamer were fishermen bound Cummlngs, Central. .for Makchalku where they were to Third and fourth grades. First fish for crabs during the summer, KKPA NATION'S MKKT Vl,S . PAHIH. Apr. 3 ( AT) An official communique of thu ex perts committee on reparations Issued shortly after noon today announced failure of the con ference to reuch an agreement on a reparations settlement. The ' communique said the plenary session had unanimous ly decided upon appointment of a Hub-committee lo be charged with work outlining the chief points to be embodied In a re port to the governments con cerned. ' . i I HE PAINTS ; Ft iff u- Inspector Faces Five Crooks In Chicago Battle Shoots One Down Before Being Severely Wound edWoman in Group Also Is Captured. FARM RELIEF SENATE VOTE TO BE TEST Export Debenture' Plan ballot to Show Admin- istration ; Strength CHIOAQO, Alir, !S (AP) Kvan Jaokaan, an aco anionic Chi cago postal Inspector!!, and four : men ho aouglit for an $11,000 post- , , .1 i :v offlco robbery foht with Runs LEADERS EXPECT ' In a room at the Hawthorne Arm ,ZW VaiiT a JLav hotel early today. . I ITS ELIMINATION Jnckaon waa ahot throo ttinea,!. "' ..i.j and may die. Clyde Mackln, ono of n , . T 1 i- , the robber auaperta, waa .iightiy Party Loyalty 'Believed wounded and waa captured. A ; Sf f ipionf tn Tnanro Da. Mnt-lnn tourtney, leaped from a flrat floor window and waa found, painfully hurt, on the alley pave ment below,, The other three earaped. . With the help of Morria Bteln Elect Stoddard - President, Of al,;Nl.:VAi Apr. 13 (AP)In the Qflllpnt RfkHv J'Bht or lliclr umiueatloncd buck kJlUUClll IJUUJ Kionnl of cninpromlaii there waa growtiifr belief ut Oeflevu today Hobert Blodilai-d tvua elected tlmt Aiiieric'in dlMirmumcnt pro- prealdcnt, Harold Hoyt, vice preH- posnla broacned yesterday by Am Millard Turner nr Kuiikuh t il), Kuh., kNt olll onus ami bis h-ft In a aawmUl ac!ltlriit 3tU rvatra aoo. Hut the oIImt day Ik cumnleted tlio Jub of imlnl- lila own Iiuuhu nllliout lielp. lie alnu kimiuVii up lila Kunlen. Ho la itlcturcd at IIk tnsk of mliu- prize: Anita Kittle. Central; sec The ellssster was believed due t . u-''- MaiBuret Anthony, secre- baasndor HllKll ailison . mlKht ond. Mai-y Baker, Central: third, -had wcnllier In the wnke tt last I'ranrea Clark, Central. Honomblo Kundiiy'H hurricane which wuh fl inentlon: lrnncrs Hutscll, .Qrecn- luwcd by n gale mid a snowstorm wood: Krncst Itostock, Itlveria: ,0f( itie coast of Hokkaido und In June Slathls. Orcenwood: Kenneth n,0 vicinity of Hakodate. Klannery. Itlveria, and ituth Htod-, , ' dard, Central. . .1 To Inhibit Essays The work flolle by the children of Huercd Heart academy is In the nature'of essays ubout trees II lus- HIGHEST WATERS ; Continued n PaK B) WOMEN WILL DECIDE GOLF SEASON PLANS The annual meeting- of women ,...iror u hn nliiv on the M Grande country club conrsse. will be hcliV Wednesday cvcnlnK at 7:30 o'clock at the chamber or commerce quar ters. The chief purpose of the ineelins will be to elect the tourna CContlnud oil Pane t) " ' Nels P. Nelson : Passes On Here During Night Xels I'eter NelKou, resident of ln (J ramie for the Uist 41 years, pussed Hvy peiirefiilly ut his home at 1 (iOC Jefferson avenue during lust night, ile was around In. the. tisuul manner lust night but when his sun, James, went to call him tnry-lreasurer und Jtussell Nelson, have mtidn possible a disarmament yell leader, of the associated stu- agreement between the grcut nuvul dents of Ka Qrnnde Hitfh school . nations, at the annual electlton held at noon The project continued to absorb today at the school. A tolul of 478 delegates lo the preparatory com- votes were cust which Is 38 morn intwdon of the lenme of nations, thun last yeur, which Is siekinfr u possible busts Tho amendment to the constltu- for a future Inturnutlonal dlsaun- Hon and by-laws wu passed with nent. -H'onference. Thu proposuls 34 for and 23 afftiinst. The amend- vvm huiinvi in oiiihoriv 11m ro- ClWiC VC AD IfiCI incnt cl;ara R technicality In tho HUlts oC Ioiir- months of study by tJlllLlj ICAIV lOwi co,I8lltut,on and """"Vldes that thoAmerUn naval experts. i executive .committee shall havo jjiu, nail's lniMnttl , - r-.H . Vpowor to resulate the giving of Home observers, explaining them, all awards. , r .lkfiuA "Uie nrnlent to m onosuts Of it.ni,i. v.. a.?" . . . ... ' i:nitn uhni li'fiifii ii ro iiuiil'vhu iu . . . , ..v.i MiuiintiiH i .L r a.T. T.. Ier roresi runner ui .mi umnnv. JlflVU llnVL'U 1IU IUI llliviit-ciii i trr'(ttttii tin mum miicli .. . . n. 1.1 hlifher than in public elections," , " ,, i . ....riuin : l'?ni nitr mis money ine.uae. sliuea jv. l. lowler. principal or i ,,., r .ivlHnrv nnlnlona were . ' v , C. , a" awards." .1 Possibility 01 Rail! t Mid-'- ""Pht men was iulet a West Bnnps New Fears ,'iB rwi .to the Lowlands GOVERNMENT TO EXPEND $1,315 feat of Democrats and Independents. . WASHINGTON, Apr. M (AP An actual start on the eunaidera- In whose room the (un flht took ihm of fa nil relief tealatlaa was place, Jackson had lured the sus- made by tlie senate today and pected robbers to the hotel. The shortly after It started, Chairman postal Inspector and a secretary McNary of Us atTtntltare cocnmlf concealed themselves In an adjoin- ,., red tlmt II nuima sent Init room, taklnif down the conver- . BfcBMW , tlm vhUo bouao cou aatlon between the others. UliUn the expert debenture plaa (rooks Ujiem inn w wula 4,, , preaklentlal Ilecoming suddenly auspicious, , ve, . the tour mon and tho woman atari- i - ' . ed to leave, Jackaon waa confront ed with tho neoesslty of attempt Inc the arrest simile handed. ,' He stepped Into titoln'a room and or dered tho men to surrender. In stead, they drew a;una and opened tire. by ltajiiKmil T. Honle ' , (Associated Press Staff Writer WAHH1NOTON. Apr; il (A) Republican Isadera In the aenatu . havo decided to make the vote on the export debenture plan a test Jackson, with a reputation In the ?' "Inilnlstn.tlon strength In that postal aervlco for darlmr, tossed a branch of congress. . pistol to Hteln and told him to do- ! fond himself. He then opened fire, doah Tho names of the men who as. capod wore given by Muokln aa gl'lNCY. 111.. Apr. as (AP) Possibility of rain In the water ahi'ils north of here held the ureal est potential danger todiry for near by Illinois. Iowa und Missouri low lands, after prospects of a dfllnc In the Mississippi liver yesterday had broURht hope that the levees miKlit withstand the nisiicst waters in 78 years. Haln today. In the the hlsh school. . T ...... .. alonif Iho main wuo mountain ' , ,, ..,.,. .., . .:ranto to wllliln si: Territory in National For ; est Reserve Will Be Improved This Year Constniutlng new trulls and niiK- ,at,ll,t wmi.U nli.niiilu rlonc'- will cost a total of $1,310 for the Mea-i "f"1. Trvl' Kll"0 Courtney and chain raimcr district In llo mi- i wl"""" """" ; : , Uonal forost. roservo .. durtng tho j j : ' . , .. . . .. comlnfr months tuid wurk on main- J tonanue will bo stalled Imniedl. I Ijitelyi accbrdttiit to Clerulil. J,,TiicJt p. foi'sst ranaer or Mi (li.inilo. Tho terrlloiy to be Impiovoit by, endluir this money include 2.. 1009,11 1-acres from Kiimeln north Fortified by the totpreaaed oppo- aitlon of President Hoover to the dropping Mackln before three bill- Pposai, aenaior wn. 01 inui- lets brought him down. The wo- nu- made known that at the oar., man und one of the men leaped Ml opportun ty he would give no- rrom the window of Sleln'a room. tlce. aa republican leader, of his li.- The othera fled through tho hotel "'"" th elimination of lol)by ' tns debenture section voted Into Uit'or. at the hoapllai, Jackson 'ho ""'nl W" tho -1oulluro dictuted a statement to his secre- committee. . ' - . , . tnry, to bo used In the event of his IMMIGRATION V i LEGISLATION. , , IIS tOIU 31 MM IJbh vxecuUV. - und! cbngrew caused There wuh conslderahle dispar ity in the number of votes cast for thjs morning he found his futher opinion of veteran observers, would had died during the night ; mean that every levee In this re- Kuneral services will be held at gion, from Keokuk. Iowa, to l.ouls Snodgruss Sc. Zhnmerman mortu-. imm. Mo., would he In Imminent ury on Thuiwdtiy afternoon at 2 dunger. oclock. Interment will take place , A rise of another foot here would In the MumuiiIc cemetery. The itev. probably send the river through or K. j. J'utmim will ofrielate. Mr. Nelson waa born la Den mark on Mar. 8, 1834 und was 95 yeurs, one month and 14 days of jnent committee ana piau me ytur jit i.t0 i uin ...r, Vlay so fr te progrum affects beHldes a host , uf friend h. three Hie women piayers. sons, one d:i lighter g rn nd c h 1 1 d r c n : M rs. son. Jiimes and Joe, of La (Irande, and Nels Nelson, of Ogden, Uttih. Porter V.Webb 1 Is Recommended For Lieutenancy Sergeiint I'orler V, "Webb, who recently received a five-year medal ! over all the dikes In this vicinity. It was predicted. Concern was Ht III felt toduy for the Gregory district north of (Mil ton, Mo., which was partly flooded Sundny night. und Knvriil f I lie present IIOOU 1H Wie Ilium O. O, John- u""clnK' that bus swept this sec tion in tnree-nuariers. oi a century Not . since 1SSI, when the great flood of that year sent the river tn 22.5 feet, has the hvel risen so high o remulned high for so long. " KNOWT.AKK. Ark.. Apr. 23 (AIT "More than 6.0U0 persons In Phillips and llesha counties were homeless today and at least M.OHO acres of rich farming lands were Inundated, the result of a break In the Laconiu Circle levee and high wuter around the liuiln MIs- Al the same boita Hie men's tournament com mittee w ill be present to assist In the preparation of an entertaining summer's procrum. The rellrllid tournament coinmiltee Is lmpress - Ing on the women of the club that II Is urgent for all golfers and those w'ho contemplate "digging turr" this yenr. to attend the meet ing. Discussion of the rules, will also be provided. Winter rules have been abandoned on the course for all players nnd the bull Is played as "It lies." In connection with the call for tomorrow's meeting, the tournament committee has an nounced a flag tournament for next Hunday, and the new organlza tloa will lake charge of tourna ments atter the Kunduy event. In view ur tlm tact that the men will be out of town next Hunduy. play in Ihe women's tournuiuenl muy begin lit any hour, in seir arranged foursomes, with an entry fee of 26 cents for nine holes. Handicaps will bo posted at the first tec. Ijist year a handsome trophy was patted, on handicnp piny basis, und to gain permanent ownership the Iropliy must be won twice. 'Hie first leg was won by Mrs. A. V. Nelson. "Ki-en interest whs rn-atcd last year. said a member of the com 'inlitee totlsv. "and we hone for even greater numbers and enthus iasm the coming season. With the futllhh-M wo lisve. it is our aim to develop women golfers who can jarmy instructor for the hecuna liut- ,h(! enfor.-cinent of those laws cbn- to handle each case on its own Un ,l,.i.s lli Wiishiiialnn the candidates, none of tho races .,.,',, rorinulii: Involve handling being very close. each specific wurslilp on lis unit '1 he new officers will be Instulled ... ....i.n.. some day during the two-week per iod before school' closes for Die summer but they will not tuko office until tho fall semester. - l'"our polls wen located In (ho building with t'lelaml Wnllslngei, Franklin Kberhsrd. David t'ougli euower and Miriam llanna as i u h.... i,iV-.. i .... cruiser. Differences In nge, gun Various factors besides tonnngi. enter Into the formula and any one of mem may uring a vunn. lion on the indexing according io lonnagc thus, for Inslunco, It would not necessarily hold tliut a O.ljiiiin-lon cruiser would lie 611 per cent as 'efficient" as u lO.IMin-toii McKlnney. Velva I'anlrell, Jennie. Neilsen, Vivian Kuiin, Theresa Ta bor and Mury Uould Parsons. elevalion, etc., probably would give It a rating of neorer. G.unu tons. Provide For Care , Of Cemetery Lots The Odd Kc-llows lodge, adopting ja ptun. similar to that used by the Masons, have mmie arrangements for the perpetual cure of lots In tile I. O. O. I1'. cemetery. It wus announced lodiy by W. A. Wor siell, secretary of trustees. Inter cst on money put up will be used to psy for the maintenance and sexton has been employed, sextlon is Mr. Nlzer. following that much continuous " "WHippi river levee ut imowuon s service with Company K, 18th in. j landing, funtrv, will be recommended ss 1 ' second lieutenant of the Ii Orande' KLAMATH KALU-i. Ore.. April company, it was announced last 23 AIM Kred Kwi.ii, u railroad night at drill by Capt. W. A. Bean, contractor, was acquitted tdsy of .Sergeant Webb will succeed Lieut- lho niurder ..f Ned Connolly on tho enant Jesse V. Andrews, who is Crenmcn homestead north of Doi reslgning because of business reu- f- , , , suns. Kergeant Carl M. Kberl will be recommended to succeed Klrnt Ker geant Hobert H. Carey, who is also resigning because of business rea sons. . " , ' Two other promotion were aru nounced last night as follows: pri vate Joe W. Kayre to be corpora! ) and Private Itaymond Jiarlow be corporal. ',- The recommendations for second aB fj.dpn.j eimetmenls into the 1 lieutenant and first sergeant tuW. re,l(y broad compass of his law lowed eompetillve examinations enforcement camiiaiiiii. j conducted by Capt. K. W. Kly. I. K. 1 (0Mg so he hus utated that ..- InulrlH-liif f,,f lho KlM-nflfl Itjtl. . . . . ... . iaiiis im:aski I'AHIK. Apr. 'it (AI) L Temps, first of the Paris ufternoon pa oris lo comment on the speech of Hugh H, Gibson on disarmument at leniva yesterday, characlerlxed it iod iy us "of grat linportance," and declared that it "completely modirb'd the atmosphere at Geneva." gnte. miles of Toll Army And Navy Bury The ' Hatchet IIKKI.IN. Apr. 23 (AP) Her mit u official circles consider Am. bassarior Gibson's Geneva speech The as the most rcmurkublo made since the disarmament parleys began, piiitlruliirly since Ihe niiibiissailoi was speaking with Ihe rull support of President Hoover. s fllKJAtlO. April 23 (AP) The I'hlcugo Dully News today printed a story lliut word hud reached Chi cago (fiat the army and navy had hurled the hatchet and would stage a football game in Koldier field here 1n t!l.1l. WASHINGTON. Apr. 23 (AP) Diplomatic, as well n American of ficial circles are Inclined to view the reception given Ambassador Hugh K. Oilmen's statement before Hie preparatory disarmament com mission at (leneva.ua Hie most hopeful imllcutiou yet iccelved lliut the long standing nuval limitations deadlock wjll be broken. Ronver Relieves Sfates Curt TTeln I ;.! F C.nrru New In Supression of U. S. Crime Wavei Tammany Chieftain By laine-i I,. West materially assist In the general j (Associated Press Staff Writer) movement for suppression of the WASHINGTON. Apr. 23 (AP) i crime wave which Is giving Mm , I Six hundred dollars will be used i to build n new trail along the sum mit of tho middle ridge of the llluo mountains from the forest bqund ary to Horseshoe prairie. Alto gether (he trail will bo seven miles along and most of II will be con structed by grading on aide hills by a crew of five men who will begin work July 15. It will lake them two months. The work will be done nt that time so that the men will be on hand during tho forest (Ire Senium In case any situutlon arises In which their help is hooded, Inays Mr. Tucker. . The maintenance work tu be done will 'cist (71 (.00. - One hun dred eighty-four miles of trull will be repaired at a cost of $400. Thlr-ly-threo miles of road will he Im proved nt a total of (100. Klglily- clght miles of telephone line Im provement will be done at a cost of tl5. The repair of five and a half liill'-s of. pasture fence will come lo 130. Today a technical assistant from the forest office at Pendleton came to I .a (Iraude to join .Mr, Tucker. The two foresters went.out In the woods lo do re-postlng of the forest boundary along a distance of five or six miles along the oast huso of Ml. Kmlly. They expect that part of tho boundary to bo ro-inarked this week. The maintenance work on tele phone lines Involves the cleurlng nf Dees which have Tullei! across the lines and repair of wires pull- od loose from the tree. "The prospects for tho summer season so far looK very goon, ir. Tucker says. "Usually a long wet spell and lale spring predict a good summer In Ihe forests while an early season m is u dryer forest area with greater likelihood for forest fires." Confers With McNary ' Tho senator decided, upon, thla course artw a conference win, Chulrmun McNary, of the commit tee, at whlcn It was agreed thai the admlnlatiatlon leaden, should use all their' Influence,; to obtain passage of u bill acceptable to the White Ho usp in view of the cxpe t tt. 11.11 .,,-'. mv p-w, fm In w hiciv utrrerenoee ueiwwn ino farm rcllof proporula to come to naught. . , '. . ': ,! ; Tho .opubllcnn lenders have con cluded .hat they must Inipiess upon the senate that a veto for the de benture plan means a vote against thu legislation and that Inasmuch ' ' ':. ' .'.'''I WAHHINOTON.i Apf.i 113 AP) -Tho move for 'repeal of the na tional origins provision of tho Im migration act reached the coinmlt tuo stage toduy, f'halrman Johnson Hon committee to begin considers- " the ho.ud 0( "i" ?"'!?.h."",.7 ivril naiinu, mini ivnuvv " 10 kPrenident Hoover has reached out and swept slale and local as well mure concern than any other yrob letn before ,the country. Ills own appeal lo the ooiiKeicnee of America for law observance has b(pn accompanied by ' statement of the purpose of the admlnlHtra NKVV YOKK. Apr, 113 (AP)- iniin Curiy. wealthy liisuranc man. who tor many years has been . fttilet leader on thi- West slue. ' wjij! Pirrlfd chleflaln of Tamnmny Hull to ucceed Oi-org. W. Olvany, eslgtied., hold Ihelr own In Kasleni Oregon And perhaiw aspire lo state-wide coin petit Ion." WKATIf Kit TIAY 7:30 a. in. 4 abov. Minliiiuni: 43 above. Condition: char. WlKATHMl YKSTKimAY Maximum 62, minimum 3H above. Condition: clear. HT.ATHKK APR. S3. ttH Maximum 2, minltnum 3V auovv. Condition: tmrtly cloudy, rain .16 of Inch. tallon. . eern tin- i-renident of the United inent agencies by Kteady preKKiiro Following drill last nlrht. (.'apt. 'Htatfi bith as a cltijiVm und as one 'exerted day by day with a cou Hean distributed quarterly psy U(Mn whom rests the i.rimary re- staut if undramatlc perMisteme. heflcM tttb meniberM of the or- iu....nuii.ni.. ..r u....ini. i . r.. th I fl'lir wr. tun thlmy in tliat I - "I"""' 'J ""l- s- - - " ' uantzatlon. 'autl.uuh,ii.it .r l mHu nit nf law Miiilpmrtit which him Htirnclnl mkii'i enforcement in lb nation. than pnwlng Interexf In iioliltcal iiHtra- mr r, , ... lion to streitglheu lis Jaw enforce- 1X211) irOaUVUnlifU Field is Outlined y 1(7(76 Hardll On I ,n employing this language in . Washington. One was the declaru- L . his address yesterday nt the hiiiiii.iI J tion for the weeding 0111 of all In- ' llie otand lOttay luncheon of 'he Associated Press III. capable and negligent officers no New Vork t.'lty. Air. Hoover miiki-s ( matter w hat their status. . . ,,.; It clear that one of his purposes Is I K,M ItAMKNTO. Apr. -J (A ) .sslstance to crime commlK-I KPHINCKIKM). III.. April :J Superior Jllilgc lurios h. naruy. .v.rl stales which (API The Weber-O'Cnidv bill to fOUr , , , 1.... , I M(u,a r..l,ll.l,l,. Bl,,r.,n. I of redut'ini: crime through Im-iment laws passed the Illinois house j II pro-1 tion of this part of the adtnlniatra- own views, it Is up to the republi- alon. , - lean majority In the senate to sup- Desplto Hie recoiiiiiiendatloh or ' Porl President Hoover for suspension of j- Meanwhile, administration lead tlhe national origins quota basis, a era have be-vi carefully chocking stubborn fight is In prospoct with, over the senate 'roster and are Senator Heed, republican, I'onnsyl-,' hopeful that they have ample votes vnnla, confidently leading the con-' to eliminate tho debenture plan, teat for retention. I They foresee a coalition of ropjb- Both parties In the senate are llcan Independints with most of divided on the Issue and the fight tho democratic senators In sn at. Is likely o be a vigorous one. with tempt lo keep the proposal In tho the time clement playing sn lm- bill, but they believe that by put porta nt part. The now quota basis, ting up tho question as one ol limiting Immigration to 160,000 party loyalty lo enact legislation annually, goes Into effect July 1. ; . I promised ln; u presidential osm- , r plgn they can hold thele lines fair ly Intact.-, . i. TODAY'S BASEBALL v 1IOI SE OOSTINt'ES DEBATE WABHINOTON, Apr. IS (AP With the' senate only at the bo- ..l , .1 , -l I f H nHll I M KKI KOX IkUW.V MIHTV1rAKa:i ,0dayi the house had an additional lti:i) MUX DOWN VA.NRH .j (Iay for.-general dlsousslon of Its , HOHTON, Apr, 7-(AV-f-Thea Illea;ur, before opening the way. Hod Hox opened their home sea- ror consldnratlon of amendments, son nt KcnAvay park today by de-I Hogardcd oy many as second In renting the Yankees 4 to !!. George importance, on the administration i iiisras. siurimg inicner lur mo -., only to the general rami Service Stations May Sue Companies champions, waa wild and the home team punched him for 3 runs In tho second. ' Kred Heiinach fin ished In good form while lllg Kd Morris wus efroctive ror tho homo tteam. . . It. H, K. New York 2 II 0 Huston , 4 8 I Itatterles: ; Plpgras, . H'elmaeh and (Iruliowskl; Morris unti Having. ci,i;vi;i,am) KAI.I.V WINN ' CI.KVKI.ANI), Apr. 2a--(AP) The (ievatand Indians came from behlndlwlce today to defeat Chi cage r lo 4 in tho ninth inning, It. II. B. Clilc ago i .'...4 7 1 Cleveland .6 HI !l Mntterles:. Adklhs and Aulry; Miller, I'errcll and I.. Howell, . aid bill, the tariff revision measure remained before tho republican membership of the house ways and meuns committee. During; yoster duy'a dispute In the house over th eommlttoo's activities, membors as serted ihat not all of the propose new schedule, have been decide upon. Nevertheless, the draft ti 1110 "HI iw i:w,. .when Ihe farm relief discussion I ends. ' . . . i May Link Three I Railroad Lines WAMIIIN'fiTCIV WINS' I'llll.AIMJI.rlllA. April i3 (AP) Washlngloii bunched three hlls In Hi" eleventh Inning und scored of Los Angeles, charged In articles of misdemeanors in ofricf . I i . "T,,: te p. ,. .Vrl ..-th the judicial and jof repre.c,.,a,.v., today Igelist. took the witness stand .enforcement systems, line scnale trial today, Herorel To this extent, at least he went placing the detendant on the stand .further than he did In his InaiiKiir i r.n,,nu.i unnnunee,! bk al addrem. the keynote of which .,k- Mnv ii.i,, nn was law enforcement. His belief crnor' . thaiju. asalnu bim." . k that Cat staHa tUcrthXtvea tan tndtim vofof tlio people. I WASHINGTON, Apr. 23 (AP) A new Held for broadcasting. using telephone and power wires running Into the homo instead oi radio space In the ether, was out lined today for the National Acad emy o( Hclenies by Major (il-neral . n,,,, I George O. K.ilier. retired. Ill des- crltiing a device culleu llie mi phone.. POHTI.AND. Apr. 2.1 (API Declaring Hint llie large gasoline Companies are selling gasoline to ...I ........ .i u ri'riir,. as low as W,i rents a gallon, and, runs, ju.n enough lo beat the That in some ln.lan.-a tho price h M i ! 5. in th- -'....Ing of cut to I li Mi cents, ii group or Port- the American league seuaun here , .1.... u nu t,..tv Mi,i,,.l today. K. H. ready to start suit seeking lu break Waihlngtmi their contracts with the major oil Phllndelphlii cnmoaliies. The oil eomtiallles llutlerles: lladley, charge serviee stations and garages Itiiel; Walbcrg and t:uchrane. wholesale prli e ol 1 1 Hi ccnls I HAN I'ltANi'IKCO, Apr. 23 (AP) At a recent meeting of repro ! eentalli'i'H ot thu Orcat Northei-n, I Western Pacific and Hanta K rall . roads, olurs were inude to link the ' three lines through construction of Sria miles of Toud between Klam ath Kails. Ore., and Paxton or Ked : die. ('al. Announcement of this decision was nuide here lale yes terday, i ' The Interstate commerce com-. 4 10 0 mission now has berore u nn ap- 3 7 0 plication for u permit for cousl: uu- Hraxi.in und lion ot the 2"0 miles uf .railroad. AltlllT CITY Cl.i;itK CHANG fJITPi ITIKrtMl CIIKRlll. Hhanlung. China. Apr. cured the exact number of voles 23 ( AP4-.Marshal l nang isung necessary for passage. 77 l 5. Chang, Ills troops routed by nation Khmild It be nassed by the senate allst soldiers, left Chefoo for Uiilr- it will be subjei t first lo the gov- en (Japanese territory) last night 3&,nuo. An audit of the city clerk'a Hrooklyn utmroval und then a refer- nlier a two mouths' ty in xnaiii., books had been unuer way severs ItOltlNS IIKKKAT HltAr.S I1HIMIKI.YN. Apr. 21 (AP) I'he Kill. Ins noseil out the llraves 3 (to 2 in II Innings here ttoday In HOT KPIllNOH. Ark., Apr. 23 the oHii lal opening or tho Hrook (AP) Kred Kowler, city clerk, j lyn home m-ason. Hay Vanco was arrested today on a charge or j pitched brilliant ball but received arson ufter un alleged attempt to i Indirferent support, burn the city hall. The building It. Jr. K was damaged to the extent or about Hoston 3 s 0 i..,...s l lluttcrh-s: Jones and npohrer: ung province. days. Vunce and lie Berry. Given 13 Months' I For Gallon Sale POHTLANO. Ore., Apr. S3 (AP) The first sentence to b passed In Oregon under the .new Jones law making sale of liquor c felony, was dealt today lo Jim Hell uf Klamath Kalis. Bell was sent enced to serve thirteen months at McNeil Island.' He pleaded gulllty to sale ol. .one gaiiwii vi wuswi.