La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN" OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAG$8 TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CI T Y EDITION (Sratto hsmtst THE WEATHER OUKQON: J'tiir eunt, cloudy we it tonlftht and Thursday, local frost euat tonight. Gentle, variable wind. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 155 SUICIDES IN PFHETFRYRY VaUi-IAaVI Ull MM WIFES GRAVE Body of Edgar Guy Davis, 31, Found by Sexton ' . - This Morning FIRST CARTRIDGE DID NOT EXPLODE j Second Time Trigger Was j Pulled, Bullet Pierced; Head Funeral . Serv ices to Be Friday. Tragedy stalked Into tlie Masonic" cemetery lam night and In It wake" left the body of I-'dgar Ouy Davis, J 81 years old, prone beside the grave 1 of his wife. Ily his aide was a .26 rallber automatic pistol, a bullet from which pierced his head, enter- J lug above the left ear and .coming, out at the right temple. . J There waa no note but his friends, and officers today pieced together j the story of the suicide. - Mr. 1-invls, who was In the ser vice during the war," contracted tuberculosis at- that time and his . Illness, coupled with the loss of his wire, who passed away about two years ago, cuuscd his despondency, It 19 believed. '..!' . I .as l Seen About I p. m. yesterday afternoon about '3:30 o'clock Mr. Davis had a talk with j his father down town anil then took a tax! to the cemetery.. The sexton noticed him go to the grave -of his wire and this morning, re-i mcmberlng that he had not Keen Mr. Davis leave, ho went to that I part of the burial ground where J lie found the body.- j . When Mr. Davis pulled the trig- ger of the automatic pistol, thu-' hummer clicked on a curtridge that did not .explode. Removing thia from the-gun, he raised It to his head mid pulled the trigger a sec ond, time. This was Indicated to officers Who found the first cart ridge at thu scene. 1 Iim-ral lldari.i FUlti'MI services will, lie: held J'riduy afternoon ut tho HnudgruHj uhd Klmiiiermun . chapel al 1:311 o'clock and burial will take place In the .Masonic cemetery. " Mr. Davis Is survived by his parcnls, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Davis. One sis ter Kdna, two brothers, h'runk and I'lnlre, and a daughter, Kdnu Ma rie, who Is eight years old. Older Boys Will Open Meeting In La Grande Friday Delegates to Be Here From AH Parts of East Oregon Banquet Will Be First Event - . A banUet with about 11)0 Kust ern Oregon boys of high school age seated around the tables at the local Presbyterian church at 6:30 TWISTER HITS SLOCURTEX; EIGHT DEAD Town of 200 People Liter ally Blown to Pieces, Is Report CH,. Of ',...L. TW, AU,,f nounced they w .uwiiu uuuv.a iuvu nuuut McNI,..!, In the ra ,h,.,l WOOn lOClay SchOOl lhdr minds ufler henrlng lestl-, Houses Among . Build-, J, eZi X mgS Destroyed. , brought out cnunod them to change : . . - their decMon. 0CIr'dai. "i?hir;i ".T " SEVERAL INJURED : which 1 Grande boys are. to bj DETAILS MEAGER hosts for the days of Kriduy. Sat urday mid Sunday. v Hans aro about completed for tlto annual occasion which la In charge of Charles Hlngner and hla committee thia year. .; A full program has been ar ranged for the conference which Is Hponaored by tho Y. M, (ft A. In gccnral and f oca Ily by the -Rotary club, chamber of- commerce, the nchoola und the churches. Dr. iMibat-li Coming ; F. A. L'ronby, of tle Northwest council of the Y. M. C A., from Portland, will arrive in La Grande Krlday morning with Dr. Dubact-t dean of men at Oregon State col lege, to take charge und appear on the programs of tho meeting. Saturday afternoon the meeting will be held In the high school j about noon. Aimee Called For Appearance In Sacramento Case Assembly Bjoard of Man agers Change Plans in Hardy Trial Judge De nies Other Testimony KAC'ItAMKNTO, . April SI (Al') Developments in the liunly Im peachment -ease -caused the assem bly board of managers to order Almee tiemple MePherson today to appear at the Capitol as quickly as possible. ' . . i The managers, who had un- ould not use .Mrs. AND SHE TOOK THE PRIZE HALM ON. Tex., Apr. U4 (Al1)- Jottcph .Nolan, sDrgeanttt-aruiH of the senate was ordered to. tin- A tornado swept Slocnu a town of mtdla.lv nmkc ,..,., wlln . persona, near here Ihl. after- MpheMO or hpr tlorney, Vnm. noon. Hepoita from persona living near well Ormsby. In jOH AngeleH, and the. Instruct the evangelist to be at thu f limit uulfl 1f.t tlin. "nun blown to pieces." capttol "as quickly as possible." All .Wl In M-.l.....n ,,! MMllllO. AltOeM? rushed to Klocmu. Notan conveyed this message to . It. I". Umllh. merchant here, snld . y Uy nlKtu",c telephone. that two customers of hfs slore. Kolan said that Ormsby told him AIRPLANE TO DROP TICKETS IN AFTERNOON U tin- best lutd uchcmue of tlur Itiite Mojntuin Air Hervlee mate rialize as Hcheduied, IhU afternoon mm The Observer goes .to press, one liundred brilliantly colored pices of cardboard decorated, some with gold and othera with nllver atais. were to float down from the celea ititi Hphere. to tntiugiirate the fly ing season of the service. And It wut expected the cards would be ciigerly Kought as they were to be tii'keta for free rides In the alr pltuieH piloted by tlto company. v8tiint flying by LleiilenHnt a Allen, of Walla Walla, flying In Hiruclor for the local nervlce, wa uIho on st'hedule for the ufternoon. ('lying Ih lo be done from the land ing field a half mile south of the government field. At 6 o'clock this evening tickets n git in are to be thrown down from the Waco Ten 1 wo-passenger and pilot plane. The tickets with gold hIhih Indicate a Tree ride and I host with silver stura represent a down p.iymcnt on the price of a ride. kvery day next week flying will take place. This evening livt Al len Ix leaving for Wallu Walla but he will return for next week. The 11' xtodcnla of the school who have b"en going to "ground" school will Btart taking lo their wing then. auditorium and In the evening tho program will be. In charge, of tho boys themselves at the Presbyter ian church. , : ; 1 About 00 boys from Pendleton, Maker, Bend, Wallowa. Knterprtse, Klgln and Union will be In attend ance. They will Uo entertained in private homes In lu Grande. The program for Saturday and Sunday mornings has not yet been, an nounced. Allium. Affulr The occasion Js an unuunl one lit KaHtcrn Oregon and it Is hoped that It will be well attended by local boys. A delegation of 30 from this city is anticipated. Several have already signed for al tendance. The. conference has been an nounced In the high school, at civic meetings and In the churchea. 1 injured "It is a character building con- -' ferencc tend has been iern uregon, Mr. Hlnger savs. ' ! j: The oth(;r men- itby HMtiH tee are: A. W. Nelson, r,; f. Tb' ler, J. 'IV Longfellow, Qenc Walki It. chirk and tho Kev. J. George Wale. . Ilvhir n few mileH frntii Hlne.nn. ' did not kllOW Where Ml'S. Mc- told him that the storm struck !. t he, Nolun, (Continued on Page 6) WAR VETERANS, AUXILIARY IN JOINT MEETING One of them said Unit ft blew n large tree down on his house and that a .'arm house a Hhort distance from his home was blown to pieces tUiMV KNOWN -lKAI' ' ; I'AI.KHTINr;. Tex.. Apr. 24 AI' I'llght are known lo ho dead and many injured in a loriiuiio wnion r 0 ho o,.,.,..,., f ,,, . deal rayed Hlortim comiminlly 1 . Mrs. Anna II. Kay, of The Dalles, miles soulhensl of hero at noon to- j Ucparl ment president, tho Hpitmsh day. The dead: . American War Veterans and tho l-hailes l'-ay. Turner, school boy. auxiliary held Bpeclal cull meellngs ItiiraMl Mciver. school boy. hlHl ,,.1,(1,, lht, i, Q. 0, julnt Mr. and .Mrs. P. 14. .Mciver. ( ,Mra. Kay la on an Inspectio... -It. W. and Marvin K Irk wood, lollr- Kollowing the separate meet-I soim of Mr. and Mrs. lien Kirk- fngH of the organisations they com-1 wood. I lilhed and enjoyed a. bamiuet u. . Two unidentified. (which Mrs, Kay told of the trip it was not known whether Mr. w,,ull ,, um0a lo ,.ul)tt lml yalr . and Mrs. Klrkwood were killed OS , ,,11i national .convention I hey wore reported miss- of th( oignnliiiitlon. Itlgo, and T. O. Ha i, manager enlleirn. iriii'e H. A sx.' -mm , (Continued on Pairs B, Ivocaf numbersv . V' " i AT. Ilinner Meet - .rk; Vt'tilirti's ' Clfi'iiih w(ts--ln - ri . K , 7 ., , cnarge or i ne nuniiuet. 'i lie lann '. VW .-i. VfSjWtlSWi . si -WHHA - '-yl ' ' 4 1 t'ali ii-ln r'nlcy Is a lirunet, n (iaiiima I'lil niemhei', und a iiel ut Uic l iilvcrsliy of I lull. Also she's the pii-lllcst coed In tint in: tliiillon, it jury of l- slarw and producers and Ihitilln-al im- lias ilu-ldcil. In u coutmt colidiieKMl by tin- iinlvcl-Hltj's . ,. siiuk-nl iHnvsuiar. I'inls. oVhuClrand'n S C 0 U t COUItCii , . 'th.. lnlll...,l ll.rtlll.la Itlu. . . .. nponHoreu ior ; '; ...j". ...... -' uiso apoKe. Mrs. itynum, manager ' rw . v cs vain in uuoit;i ii ui vijwii, I ' 1 ul I tt rtllHIB tJUHinUHH UU ;:BAKER KIWANIS CLUB IS GUEST Tuesday Evening Heart Attack Is Cause Of Death Of C. S. Shultz Clinton H. Kcliultx, a resident of La Grumle for many years, died unexpectedly last night In the downtown buslnefc-H section of heart disease. Mr. Sehulz was driving his car at the intersection of Ktr street und Adams avenue when he waa stricken. He was taken from the car and a physician called, but he died just as the. doctor arrived. 11b la survived by his wife,-Mrs. Iva May Shultx: five sons, Milton, Kugene, Donald, Harold and Mar-, vln. of I a Grande; and hla parents, two brothers and four abiteru who live In the eastern status. Mr. Shultz whs born July l'J. XHI'A and was 55 years, nine months and four days of age. He made Ills liome at 1304 Kant N avenue. ! on oral services will be an KoJ:a''"L"0itslYisit- Pendleton Plans Dr. Frasei Speaker Telling ai Grandi Kolariaiis 'were decOniteil with bankelH of Uaf- The benefit dance of the organ!- I" ,L '-Kation to'be given Muy 1 at Zuber Tho Kastern Oregon exectulvo hull was announced. Wealey Halo council of (lie Jloy Scouts met Inst lis chairman. v . - night fordhuier at Hot Jake uh gucKtH of Hr. W. T. I'hy, president of tlie council, , , " fhlll'IKU lit ,.t i ' i I GYdUx RtttC ActlOtl wa elected a member of the exneti- uve iMiiird or the council. A report was given by K, KushcII rkrott, Hcout executive, of the patrol lend er' conference held In Pendleton 1-KNIU';toN, Ore., Apr. 2 that tlie wav to ston the crimes of AI') Plans wtfiv luid al a con- gangHters. murdercra, thieves, and ference here .today for a meeting to Hst week. lOlmer Waugh, of WaU bootleggera Is to stop raising und. e hrd" nrxt Saturday nl which a luwit, also reported lulefly on the breeding them In American homes. protest will ho made against pn- conference tf.lllng or tho impnrt Ir. Krasiu-, pastor of thu lrcHby-; Htblu Increase In gialn rules by tho unce of ft to his scout sun, Curie. teiinn church at Halier, wiih the main event ut the club luncheon this noon. ' The program was furnished by the Klwunls club of Maker and the la Grande Itotary club will pro vide a return prograiu in Maker nixt montli. ' - In. KrwHei's Sfldruiui ilea 11 with InteiKtate commerce comtniMKion. ton. who attended. Invitations urn being sent to of-, ,,w,rip, thllt ..,.., ,lft made In the awarding of the Kagle rank to scouts who have fulfilled the merit badge requirements, A letter will be sent to persona know ing the scout. The form letter will fleials of grangt-e, farm bureaun, the K 'intern Oregon Whu-il league and the fainie'rs union. KepreHen latlves ure expected to attend rrom KnMtern Oregon, Kastcm Washing ton and Idaho. Much ncrtrnlment haa been ex GAS DEALERS IN GENERAL REVOLT Henry Fletcher To Retire From Diplomatic Corps Ambassador to Rome Will End Quarter Century of Service May Seek Senatorial Toga. FARM RELIEF RIGHT O WAY CLEAR TODAY Immigration, Prohibition and Other Legislation Pushed Back HOUSE MEASURE AT AMENDMENT STAGE ture Plan and Reinstate Equalization Fee. WAHH1NGTON, Apr. 24 (AP) Adoption of ' the export 'debenture Ily JanH-s L. West (Amoclntfd Pi rag Hta(f Writer) WASHINGTON, Apr. (AP) Henry P. Fletcher, after more I thttti a quarter of a century of dip lomatlc service. Is to retire as am battsndor to Home. I Upon the appointment of hla HUrcenBor ho will return to the 0 , , united HtHtca. wmio he tins com- In oenate, Copeland Fro- ...u....-u '" ""-'" poses to Drop Ueben- frlenda as to his future, there ure " rt . suRKoatioiis that he may enter the nice for the United States senator, from Pennsylvania and that he I may also be considered for appoint-1 ment as irovernor general of tho ' Philippines. Hlnce he has spent so many years ni.n onnoaeri hv PrsaidMt Hnnnr abroad, some friends of the am- wo recommended In the senate to bassudor doubt that he would take day by Henator Brooxnart. repub tho post ut Manila, which would Ucan. Iowa, In the event a large reuuiro hla absence from the coun- d,r(K!t gub,dy WM no, proyWed to ry for four years. They are more h ,.,, .urp,UBM. i . Inclined to the belief that he will . . . seek a scat In the senate as he long . . p.1m,u u iimhn-." ha. had a desire to round out his .7L nuMn in ..,,, ,,, . , , (AHMoclated Press Staff Writer) career In 'the worlds greatest . WAHmvnTrN A,,- u up, legislative body." i, " , TOI.?1r' ., f .Many Candidate Immigration, prohibition, flood re- Many candidates aro being urged " hoet of other proposals for the pout of governor goneral of PUhl before the senate In the tho Philliiulm-e, tho Met including early day. of the extra slon huve besides Mr" Fletcher, Hlla. 8trawl,le"l', behind the admlnlatration'a of Chicago; Brig, Gen. Frank Mo. restricted program; now, underway Coy, U. H. A., and Major General -nl " doubtful future, Douglas MncArthur, U. H. A. ' Henator Heflln of Alabama, Imw. Preeldent Hoover for tho pros- ever, showed the senate yesterday ent, at IvuhI, Is giving; little con- thut the plan for a. restricted ses slderation to filling this post to slon may be nppllcnble to legi.lu whlch he sought to appoint Wll. tlon but not to debate. , He held Hum J. Donovun, of New York, the floor two hours appealing for former assistant attorney general, adoption of a resolution condemn Bugone A. Ollmore, actlntf gover- Ing the treatment acoorded him at nor, apparently la functioning to Brockton, MaKnachuatte, where he the mttlarnctlon of .the chief execu- mttde a Ku Klux Klan speech Mar. : tlvo and his friends believe ho will ltt nut ine farm relief bill got a be given serious consideration lurt ttnd ttm reolutlon wa put whon Mr. Hoover decides to namo 10,1,10. ' . ; .. a governor general. i . . . . . , 'I'lio pivsldont Is not- committed (Continued on- Pago ) nounced later. The body In al the I transgiiwiinns of the young people tho Importiinrc of -the home In nn- preSKOd by grain men over the pru- tloiuil tlrtf and he Hitld thai Die. posed Increunc. . '1'he meeting will stundai-dM of Hie nation, of thefli held Kiituriltiy ut 2 p. m. In Hlnte und of the community would rooms of the Pendleton . Comnier never 'lee above, the BtiindnrUs of- t.n uNMOclatlon. -Hie. home. Ho eliipliaKiKed the f.icl I . ' V -r ' ItiHt nogUsciiee on the part of par ents Is dlreetly responsible for th HnodgraHs und Xlmmermun morlu- ury. iodd Fellows To Celebrate Apr. 25 The I. O. O. I', lodge will cele breln the lllth nnnlvenwry of Its rounding Thuraduy. Apr. Sfi, In the lodg- room In I at Grande. The oeesslon will be In the nature of a homecoming. A potluek supper will lie held at 6:30 o-clock. All I. O. O. K. members and their. fam ilies arc urged to be present. Lift Load Limit On Highway To Wallowa County ThT hlchwny fommisHton Ilvl mIuii lieuilqiiaitont hern aiinounc'-d Ihln tuornlnt: t hut tlie IomJ llinlT of lO.tMtO pouti'ln woulil lie rfinoved from lht I.h Orumle-W.illuwa Ink? lilrThVfViy. nffi'flivB loiiiori-OH. Tli reHtrlclioii hits liei-n In ffrct he cauMf of llif oftntH of ronl.i wr Mit Hits prinff und lh pOHHlbilUy or duiiiafr to Die tiltrhivayft If h-Lvy IouUh Vtvve hutik-U over ihn Ktre,'teh. . ' The llfllnir of lh.- limit brln-iM h up to 2 0. 'Hi it jiuunfiH, the legal lim it in Oieffon. - . Association Plans Annual Meeting i:atii k.h toimy 7:20 b. m. 4C Hitovc Miiiliniiiii 37 iiIkjvi. I'oniJition Clur. Wi:ATHi;it YKsTlllllfAY Maxfiuiiiti ba, iiilnttniitii 43 uImv. iVnOition I'Mrtly cloudy, rain .2 or inch ('luring night). WLATHKIl ATIL 21. Alu.lnium 5. niiniiii.. IS alove. Condition Partly cloudy, rain .0 of Inch. Ir. W. T. Thy, president of the I'nion County lMlry fli-nl lut provniHil aHHOclHlion him Ijwucd m call for the unntiHl upM-tinp of the ajiKOctutlon tin-nilx-rrt to be liHd ut Hot ImUc Tui-Hdfty. Apr. 3. ut 2 o'chck. All .iieinherM, thono who wlnh to become .mt'inherst. or anyonn iri- of today. II.' was a forceful and imittiiWlc Kprakur and ludd the at lontlon or the.cl'.ilj tlnoiitfhout ills cxcolleiu talk. '- Ah ' iddcd features of the pro-' Kiatn Mih. Klneh and Mr. Ken'-ain ,net death fn Miinc a uroup i huhk h-i wn,me naineH Three Mexicans Executed Today Two Hundred in Port land Agree to' Disre ' gard Contracts ,IVHTJANIrl o,e.. Apr. Ii4 (Al') HtutidlnJ? h .'fore 30U fellow ar a ownera and nervlro Mtuttnn op t'latoiH, a I'oHland fllUiiK ntatton proprietor hint niRlit held alofl a paper. "Hem Ih u perreelly Rood contiuet with mi oil company,'1 he declnred. 'Thla Ih vlml. I inn go Inn to do with 11.!" .lie tore th paper Into hIidmIh. One hundrod nien Hi-OHe. In aHHent. It was the fii'Ht move of u re volt Hinged y K'lHoline denhiiH lit Porlhiiitl. A tneotlnff of tlitv I'orltnnd Hetall (luHollne Dealern' I'rotertivo ufio crlutton had heen culled for tho pin pour of diwuxHiiiK ontraetH with heatrletly confldeiitinl und will ank " " UJ M u" ""imni.-H. , 0 r(:. for lnf.rmutloi. rewardiiiK the ehar- '' . '' ' olher ot ueier of tho hoy and the quality of "comni-rcial nri-iiuiiln" the oil hlH everyday life. , ApplleuntH for "Pn;- handled. w .ereUy the l-:aKlo award will I.e nHked u, : Ul ol.lnln Khh- eneen to whom the letter will ho Hent. j Farm Hill II- HiUl of War Karm relleC, which reached the jumendment atuwe iri the house to 0ny, hint fimt place on the admln-ilHti-atlon proKiam , In , the wnate. How long thin debute will run. itf irooiniaiiciti. Aiier u"ena. rne Army Pilot Is 1 IfplH ' ipBfiitrttnf !dnilnltratlon 'Villa torh ... "Viu vglljVlll, census and reapportionment pf tho In Plane Wreck ,h,or:wl" ,Z"??-T at"n" ! , -. ' , j Defeated in their first test, PreHl. HAN OIKCIO,. Apr. 2t-(AI') d0"t Hoowr-g supporters In oppu l.leulenant Howard . W. Koerer. llion ia th national origin, provl. pilot of tho army pursuit plain, "lo" of the Immigration 4aw were which struck the giant Maddux tri- looking ahead today to the conclu niotored air liner over Ban Diego alon of the furm debute before re-. Hiindny, tho tragic accident result- newlng In earneet their battle for lug In his own death und that ot repeal. The senate' Immigration five permuis In the passenger plane, committee yeeterdoy voted i to Ii today was found to huve been crlm- to postpone Indefinitely tho bills liinlly negllgiutt In following and for repeal. A motion Is pending In npproiiehlng the latter and wus the senate to discharge the corn held responsible for tho death of nilttee und got the bills before tho un concerned, uy u coronor a jury t Ion guaranteed lop pl-lre. , l;nt I'lirase .leaiin The iinniiiil Kiiiiiiner sound 'uiA . I 'lAlid' by .commercial usera." one nil trallierllio freek Wiip dlouwieil. deuli'C MHld, lliey menu runners. W. I. -i I'crklns Is t hilrnmn lit the ' iwrurt, tentlsiih inilli enieii or ' - ' emiip eommlliee und John Allen, clergymen miyljody vtho lnia u NOOALHH. Honnrn, Mixleo, Apr. "r I'mteno, will lo ..swimming ln-jt.inn t Hut will hold khhoIIiio." 24 (Al) Three Mcxlcuna churged stmelnr. .1 it. u, while was I he leading with being redernl npleK. today hud Those altemliiiK Dm meeting hint ' Nplrll of hint nlixhl'n lneetlnr. "How retiel bullets. Two ,Kht were: lr. Y. T. I'hy. Jay ninny of you ,l nli r'tl. iM-glltlllng to had not been re- KIIHim. KIiiipi- WhukIi. In,lh ut , morrow luornliif.'. will tear up heartily applauded. - A comedy vealed. died here before a rebel ifii,.Mit: .,-f-,l Kurm. Kreil Kerr, vour emltraelH lo Hell one bnlud ntllllt was 11I8O provided by I-co rlrlllg milled, while- u third, Juslu .Y,nik Hunt, of linker: A. W. Nel-, or gasftllni; exclusively, pallil the Itiirlholnmew. lAvinltt. a taxi driver of Mexleull. i.. lt M,.yerM, (ieoi-ge lllrnle. ' imme of Hint brand ofr your piltillm lr. Ituy Murphy und I-'. I.. Mey- KllH executed ut Hermonlllo, no- j.. tU)lw $,u, fli.irlex It'-ynolils and bargain wll h all I lie couipunlcs era urn elected delegutes to the cording to reports ut rebel head- ltr J(lly j urliy. ull 'ot Lm for gasoline," lie anked. district conference ut Vancouver quarters. No details could bo ti.UIlU,..' , A,Jllt ,)llt. , ,!, .., n stood In May. learned. . ! i I '. . SNOW STORMS ! of you will diHi'-Kitid your c:an- ci f S if fflJ 1111' MructH. lifKlnnltii: lomortow inorn- , O ivl " tyi rr j. i n,irK,(jn rr L""llne from inn nine sou men nro'-. i The dealers were hrtfed to adopt n price of Zt n ntH a ffullon and to Proposal To Prohibit Bombing Of Cities Rejected At Geneva Today in the fyifent poxltlon real vieiiiMK womd ( COMMUNICATION - . Ily The AwMM'lllteil l're Snow storms In Kuslcrn Nevadu,.' inaliilaju It. flKNKVA. Apr. 24 (Al') (lei-! would la liiauv'K propnml for prohibition of . while tin ,d by the prepanHoryl who hlther'to have protected ' "' , Wyoming HmM t...i. Mn ,.f ll..! I.u ull tiriMMll.ln itifjiliK wtifi-h n-.t!l H"M leu no of nations, tint of 6 nn- wuilori ufforda.' be wit. I. al an InnuoMt held In Honhum Uro thei'H mortuury. i Keefoi' violated tha rule of avi ation whon hla piano "rammed" tho I Maddux air liner, tho jury found. German Change 0 f Front Only Hope Remaining PAHIH, Apr.' H4 (AIJ) There were rew Indications today thut the door to further negotiations Inlc open yesterday :by the conference of exper. on reparations would pro vide u way to prevent dtsbandmem a few days hence. Preparation, of u 'report to lha governments concerned occupied a ul-coinmiltee componcd of the chief, or tho national delegation. Although technically this subcom mittee might find the means neces Hury lo a compromise in tho course of itK tabors rew hold It possible and the tendency wss to conclude the work In best possible shupc with tilt- ielist possible delay. One or the delegation, even lha JiiliiineHe had, It via understood, arranged pussage for home. 'I'h Ik situation might be altered Inntuutly by a change In the utti tudo or llr. HJulmar Hehacht, Oer innn spokesmnn. Hla . position, however, remained as It was yr. teidny. a rotlerution of lust, week'n Hianil, thai (lermany's capacity to pay was lenn than the allied de. mauds. (Continued on Pago II tlonul delegations at the confer ence only five countries supported the project. Jlouever. in rertlfln to lnert the bomb prohibition rlaure In the drart treaty which the roiMiilwdon Ik formulutlng. the ddeguilons vot ing ugulmd the proponul acrep'.ed a sutmrfiuent resd:itlon offered f.y Nicolas I'nlltla. or (;ree. affirm Ing that they had jio inleollon or aulhorllng the dropping of bombs on civilian population!-. ('etnintr ArgunM-nli fount von Vernstiirff, In argi'ing tervsted III cow-tetlng work met for his propoeat, laid that, tn n ifMlltested to be present at. that time. Klectioh of office will be, held and a program of general In terest will lie given. The association is completing its first year's work and the directors feel that some good has been ac complished for the progress of the dally In ine! r ih thu county. few hours bombing airplane, fly log over I'ari. rieriln and l-onrlon could lake a toll or hair a million victims. The Germans Insisted thai tr this method of warfare was per mitted aar would heroine not only more horrible but more cowardly. The rombnltontn themiiclvee. I'l'-'t-t.rtJ by defin-dec epp'tam-ei places by wind und rain, ..... . . Interrupted transmission or press JfiH jf i'tClllUM U ry Time ..a ltlH- ! Mmr , .lespuienes over ,es.-., w . , .., , ,;,. ,. ( ,, . Krancola K....I. of l-oliu.d. said "f """ Httn ''''"' t' lllllf VOmpitlLU lliui nn nni. wriiild lU-nv Ihn lii.r. tOflliy. ., mrs of mlch wai fare a Count von ' ''' !"leph'e roinpany '- des.ril.ed. Ii.it ealu e......"... .... .. had not r..icl,. d r,i"""' " !""' ''" h h"'"' 11ml point and under the Kellogg " "w..... pact -was nol likely to reach It. 1,1 I, '."'' . , . ... n iii I Htoikand murliet reports as well When ear had been oiltluwcd, he . ii...ii ,i..i.,v,.,i and curtailed by the win. trouble. TODAY'S BASEBALL YANRKrW WIN TODAY 1JOHTON, April 24 (Al1) Tho Yankees won tho secund game of thoir seriea ngulnst the Boston Red Kox here today v to S, evening the -count ut one game each. Walts lloyt'wus In the box (or the world champions, who backed him up with 16 hits, their smartest slug glug of the year. .( -- f -:,-!,; R.H.E. ' New York ......, 1 a Boston :..,t V 1 Hutterlesi lloyt and Orabowekl; Muffing and Berry. (A MICH POSTPONED HI. Ix.uIh at Chicago, In Ameri. can league, and Cincinnati and tit. I.ouIm, In Natlnnul league, post poned because of rain. ItOIII.VS TAKK KtCOND JtTllAlOHT MtOOKLYN, April 24 (AP) " The Kobln. made it two straight over the Braves by winning hert todny, 6 to 3.- Jim Elliott and Lot. Koupul pitched for the home tean , I , ,: It. II. l- Itost'on j... 8 7 Itrouklyn 0 10 itatterlmi: llrandt, Heurn Kpolirer. A. CluNton; Killot. Kuupi . and llenllne. . Hernslorrr had the conferenc. British And (J. S. mild. It wH IHoKlrat nniler (Iioh elreuinstariecH tf I" Kin codifyioK rnl-w of war. Maxim IJtvhioff, ov(et Hpoke toan. Iiniiiediately jumped to hi reet and uMMeried that Poland had heen anionK thoe who hud rej.-et-ed the Mvli't proposiiilH luKt yar for complete HlolH"n of rfrina mentR.' They retuln d their 4irinu- nientfl of Harfarf .he iwld, and It i-cn'ttai y. told tti ! HALKM. r... Apr. 24 A I')--l'n liiiiiii;.i-y rillim lor an inltlailvfe. l.lll. Ktrlkliitr. it in Kild. at eertalit t fraternal rtmiraiire . noe it tl n that are inei-ejwinic mien, hum filed will, the fteietary of Mali- today. Ae rordlMK to th" r'KOlur pnevdure I It will lie referred to ih" uttorney ' freneral for ha Hot til I-. and th'-ti 1 ill ttilallon or jM-lillotm tu )ljice It on the hit lid t lo No Veil titer. 1 In Accord, Report wm proeeed ' , The propou'd H' t provldeH the ' " eoiifiltloim under which life liimu- LdMKi.V, Apr. li (Al') Kir mice coiiiniulK and fraternal or- AiiHteti Chainlierlahi, Itrltinh for- (funlatlcinK may not he lleeiiMed or hotiHe of (M-nnltted to do luiexri in tMcKon the ItrltiHli afier they have lncreafctd lnnur- Here's A Town Thai Loans Money To Its People thererore was possible ror war lo commons today thai develop and henee necessary to government shared fully the hope, ance rales more thun 10 H'r cent limit the. form, or -warfare. He and wishes of the l.-niled Kiatea in ore year without the. written added the 'soviet delegation was government on disarmament as act consent, of two-third, of the Ore prepared to aupiKirt the German forth In Ambassador Gibson's gon policy or. certificate holders or proec-al. . ' ' pr.eh at Geneva on Monday. tthelr representative, or usstirna. , j llliOPKFTO.N, III., Apr. 21 (AI-) I.el the l.lg towns have Ihelr elly ' lii.ll .imel if they will; in any ehrolilelo of lluopcKtin'H liiuniii pal affairs there la tin place for the headline: "Clly llroke, Aid Kniii!ht." I IIHipeMion Is run by 25 cent ntileriiieii and fi.itr.iilt mayor, und l.roKH about It. II has IJS.immi In Ithe treasury and lend it to cltixciiH at six per cent interest. It hasn't a saloon since 1K77, wiileh is Home- thing for ern a camel to ponder. Iiown hei-e tlie- iieople have un Idea that bigger, boosting brothers among cities mighty study lo ud. vantage tlie way lloopeslon oper ates. ... . TKil.lW WIS MCTUOIT, Apr. 24 (AP) Thu I let roll Tigers defeated the Cleve land Indians ill the l29 opening liasoball game on Kavin field 7 to j S today. t ; It. H. K. 'Cleveland I 2 I Del roll : .7 IS I Batteries: MIIJlis. Hardee, Hol loway ami l Kewell: Horrell, 81011 , er and Phillips. . . - iNutlonal League'. II. H. K. Phlludelphlu , 3 K t New York 0 1 llatterles: Hweetlund. Billot, Col lins and Lerlun; Mubbell und 0-l-arrcll. American Leaguui . It- M. V.. Washington , 4 II 0.. Philadelphia .... ...: ..... tt t) Batterlea: . Marberry, Brown , Hopkins and Tutu; Gurnahaw unc Cochrane., .. : " . ,. ' . .