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VOLUME XXVII;
MEalBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1920
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .
NUMBER 158
OLDER BOYS
CONFERENCE
UNDER
Banquet Last Night Well
Attended Many Vis- C
lung Delegates :
dr.u.g:5ubach
is main speaker
Fellowship Supper at 5:30
, This Evening Sunday
Sessions to Be at Higii
School. ..' ': :,
Automobiles trafficking bver the
highways and byways leading to La
Grande yesterday hruughl- to this
city, muny delegates' tu .the. Older
Boys'-conference which begun last
night with an enthusiastically con
ducted banquet ut the Presbyterian
church and Included In It program
Home uniiHualy fine speeches curry
ing out the thcme.!of the confer
ence "My Concern, for' the. Other
Fellow." .-
At the conference 50 boys are
registered and the sessions are pro
gressing lu rupld1 order. .A fellow,
ship supper at Ihe church ut &:"
o'clock .will begin the evening
meeting.1 , ? ' '
"Hold It on "em and you'll get it
every time," was tun phrase which
lr. W. , P. McAdory - used In his
speech in expressing his belief Hint
In order tu achieve -u gou must be
set and nothing must be allowed to
interfere with the decision; once
made. '.('. .. : , '
Dcun Duhsch tnik t
Vr. V. O. Dubuch, dean of . men
at Oregon Htate College, gave an
Interesting In'lc em-punming the
boys tu let neither discouragements
nor temporary failures ; wouken
them from their ultimata aim. 'V
R A. Crosby,, high school Havre
lory of .the northwest council of
V..-W. C. A.; Is registrar at the
cuuveutlun and In generul' clmrgo
of the meeting. . .( .,'.
"We are having some -splendid-meetings
and the lirugriidi is going
along vers- successfully,". -., said
:"tivtoN MtimfTni inis'nrornlmT. Mr.'
Blrigner is local otiulriiiUn ni charge
of the event. '
The group' meeting will begin
at 7 o'clock tonight ' and at 8:311
Mr. Crosby will give an address.
Sunday Htwdua ! '.)',.
'-Th Sunday sessions will be held
In the 1st Oninde High 'school
building and will open at 8 o'clock
with a devotion load by Ou.v Brace,
superintendent of schools at Wcs.
ton., . ; . :'
At 9:30 o'clock discussion groups
will be' held und at 111:80 a. m.
songu und pmyer will be the pro
gram. At 10:45 the conference
'-finding, report will ho given to be
followed at 11:50 -o'clock by an
address by Dr. Dubuch. The clos
ing ceremony is scheduled for noon
Sunday. '
The rummlttee In churge of the
event In 1m lirande us well as
many locul members of the organ,
i.atlons sponsoring the annual con
ference are assisting with the pro
gram. . .
HAND CONCERT
WILL FEATURE
-MUSIC WEEK
one of the choice features of
music week In La Clrande Is to be
the concert to be given at 8:15
o'clock Tuesday evening, May 7, in
the auditorium of La Orunde High
school, by the municipal bund as
sisted by the high school boys' glee
club, the former directed by An
drew Luney Jr., nfld the latter, by
'. Nusbuum, muslo supervisor.
A well balanced and Interesting
program has been arranged and the
event la expected to contribute an
Importunt part of the music week
program whkDJa being sponsored
by the La Grande . Nelghboi hood
club as an unnual event.:
y Firemen And Their
, Families Gather
About 50 gathered at tho Saca- I
jawea IHrV nr ,:J1 dVlock lust even- j
Ins; for a social und banquet. The
bers of the vol
unteer fire department and their ;
families and friends. .. , .
' . i
Ask For Recount
Of Votcat 0. S. C,
Expect 650 Boy
Scouts In This
District By 1930
E. Russell Scott reviews
Growth of Organization
Both Here and Over the
Nation. i
.' Reviewing the work ofMie year
in this district und .of the growth
nationally' of the' Boy Scouts nT
America, 13. llussell Scott recently
gave a reporter the following In
teresting Interview. .' ,
"Do you know." he aald, "that
lu the Eastern Oregon council at
the end of the year 1828 we had
G48 registered . scouts and u total
of 1143 scout leaders?. We had
u total of 800 men und boys, ;, At
the end of 1929 .we have forcasl
that we will l.uve approximately
650 registered a iouts ' and 250
scout leaders?"
I Knthusiastlcaly he made u gee.
Itiire of the bigness of the' thing
saying "We feel that there la no
other s'orlul '. agency In America
tliui Is giving so much to construe,
tlve cltlienshlp jtratnlng as Is the
- Buy Scouts of America."
."Leadership is the tiling."' he
continued. , -"Tuke In Union cuun
ty, fur example. We huve 80 men,
-scout musters giving u lurge mcas
ture of tholr' time, . energy and
I thought tu their acout troops, und
of those 80 a total of 25 are col
lege trained men, and the others
have had an equivalent training.
These men represent the best thut
the community haa to offer.- The
leadership of these men stands out
so. much that progress Is only In
.keeping W'lt h it..' ,- ,
I "Do you think the people of tho
-community; the fathers and mothr
jcrs of these scouts reullze what
(their aons ure getting? Are they
Kuklng enough Interest In their
-boys? That Is what worries mc! ''
i .'"What we are trying to do Is lie
up the work of scouting with the
home, the school und the church,
'anil the bucking of those three with,
.speciul empliusls on the help of the
fathers and mothers of these boys,
:1a tho need," he continued.
. . - tamp l'laus Malta
I Camp Phy on Catherine creek
from June 81 to .July 31 hua un Its
program of th outstanding men of
Mastern-Oregon to give Instruction
,.und influence. ,'Jn nature study
i ni better teacher In ..this part of
tJio' country can be found thun
. joliri C. Kuhns, of linker, super
'Visor of the Whltuiuu nuttunal
. forest," -Mr.' Scott says.
I Two liundred boys will go to
'camp. Kvery other day a pliysl-,
'clan will visit the camp to Inspect
'conditions. A throat culture will
be taken of every boy before he be
'comcs a member of the camp. Kx-
pert Instruction- in swimming will
be given by John Allen, of the Unl
jvcrsity of Oregon.
"I want to give you a little llne
'up on .membership conditions, of
',scoutlng! throughout the United
Stales. ' A bulletin from mulunut
headquarters ., reuched me toduy
; bringing me the following Infor
mutlon. We huve registered ut this
time 11,400 more scouts thun we
had at this time last year." This
In a gain for the whole United
Ktutes. Our merit badge record for
lust year wua certainly an enviable
one. A total df 448, Olid merit
badges were awarded to flrsl class
lucouts und 41,070 were awurded to
laccoud clans scouts the grande total
being 488,108.
."There was a shrinkage in lone
STORM TOLL
72 IN SOUTH,
CHECK SHOWS
Georgia Communities Arc
Turning Attention to
Relief of Sufferers
500 ARE INJURED,
; MANY HOMELESS
Doctors and; Nurses Rush
to Devastated Districts
Situation Reported
Well in Hand,
ATLANTA. Gal, AirU ST AF
South Georgia cuiiunualttcfl In
the path of the Kerlen of tornndue
that swept up the Atlantic seaboard
Thui81ay night, killing 72 person 8,
Injuring mure than Gt0 and niak.
lug hundrodH of tithrn .honurletiff,
toduy bent every effort toward re
lief of the Hufferers.
All available relief work em of
the Htale board of health here were
Hent Into the stricken -areas with
medicinal supplier to' fight dlHeune,
while doclorn and hui'WeH from ot Iv
or cities hurried to the devuMtatcd
yectlons to care for the Injured.
The greatest death toll, and the
greatest damage, was in the 30 mile
Hector between Stutenboro und
Metier, Cia., where vome C6 pernoim
lo.st their Uvch.Iii the. Htormtt, and
100 othertt were Injured,
Oilier UcalltH ,
At Cochran, tla.t four were kill
ed, Dexter reported two deud, Nor
rlatuwn, two, ono wan killed in the
vicinity of Itenu. two In Kmnnuel
county and five othera IohI. their
Jlv'es In South Carolina, after the
alorm dropjied down op Aiidermin
and llobbyville ftei vImUImk Ceur
fflti . '; t . -
. Although civil uuthovilleH report
ed the situation well In hund, (he
state's inllltar' forces were Instruc
ted by Governor llurdmun to hold
themselves ready to give whatever
aid might he required of them, lu
j housing und feeding homeless re1-
(Continued on Page 6)
Three" Schools
In Track Meet
At Union Today
'U!VAI.I,IH. dr.-.. Apr. 5 fAI")
The Intense -rlrtilry ovr the re
lent closet .'onlinled slailcnt boilv
clPirllon at Oregon mate college re
sulted today -n the presentation of
a uelillon to the executive com
mitter for a complete recount of
the !."SS votes caat. The petition
hu. i-ir(.iiiuif.,i hv leadcra of the
associated parly, most of whose
major candidates were acieaieo.
The request for recount wai
signed by all candidate of that
party, whether successful or un
Micceaarul, and by several handred
solera.
Three ' high school track and
field teams are meeting In the final
meet before the annual Eastern
Oregon classic this afternoon at
I'nlon. where Maker. Ia Grande
and Union are trying out their
heels in a triangular meet. Iji
Clrande was favored to win by a
fair margin, as only I'endleton
looms as a strong opponent for
Eastern Oregon honors.
roach It. W. Christie took his
suuad or Tigers to .Union about
noon, arriving In plenty of time to
be ready for the lan-yard dash and
the pole vault at 2 o'clock. A large
number of students and townspeo
ple also went to Union .today for
the event.
The Kaslern Oregon meet will be
held In 1 41 Clrande next ttalurday
wllh the preliminaries scheduled at
10 a. ni. and the finals to begin
at t p. m.
Mercury Above 70
Degrees Yesterday
For tlie first time sita e last sum
tuvr lh morcitrv In I m fintfiflf
j toped 70 degrees when the maxi
mum regisiereu J csieruw j 11
above regular summer weather.
;This cornes at a time when the
Kocky .Mountain states have just
'seen one of the worst blizzards in
years and with tornadoes and
NEW BAKER TEAM
TO FACE PIRATES
JohnAy Saunders to Catch
William Braueis Slants
Team Revamped
I.ust Sunday La Grande defeated
Haker with ease on the local base
ball diamond. Hut tomorrow may
bo ti difTcrcnt story.
At least, that Is the concensus
in Uaker. where tho southern club
has decided to have a drastic
shake-up In the hopes of finding a
winning combination.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30)
o'clock at the Haker park, it won't
be Kui' wood and Lowd who oppose
the Jtuccaneers, No, no! Instead,
It will be William Hraiier, pitcher,
and Johnny Saunders,' catcher, both
Identified with the I'Oillund Beav
ers recently, rtuiindera caught for
Portland during !'J2H although not
In first string capacity, Hnd Hravier
was signed by tho oast league
team for awhile.
Saunders J'tinneU Oui,
Saunders in said to have caught
in four of the first eight gumes
the Heavers won thin year. It was
pointed out in Haker that the I'ort-
Hardy Acquitted;
Legislators Are
Not Satisfied
Talk of "Influences" and
Reopening of the Mc
P h e r s o n Kidnaping
Prole Is General.
8ACKAMKNT0. CaK, Apr. 27
(AI Speculation was riTo here
toduy as to whether the impeauh
meii trial of Superior Judtce Carlos
8. Hardy, concluded yesterday In
acquittal, would be relegated to
history or furnish Incentive for
legislative arguments and crlmlnul
actions. .
While Judge Hardy und Almeo
Hcinple Mcl'heraon, the Loa An
Keles evangelist w.hose name flff
ured prominently from the articles
of impeachment to the final ver
dict, aped homeward toduy, leais
lators talked of "Influences" anil
.reopening; of the McPherson "kid
naping" probe.
Alnioo Attacks lruotiitors
Within an hour after tho aenato
aciiullted Judge Hardy late yester
day on four urtlcles of impeach
ment charging1 the jurist with of
fenses relating to her. Mrs. Mc
I'herson Issued a statement attack
ing the assembly prosecutors und
asserting that "one would be led
to believe that I was on trial rather
than Judge Hardy."
She referred to statements the
managers issued during1 he rial In
ferring thut actions by her and oth
era during investigation of her
"kidnaping" story in 1H2B were not
what they should huve been.
Assemblymen Walter Little and
William Hornblower, two of tho
managers, curried this thought
when they declared lust night that
Olstrlct Attorney Huron Kitts, of
Los Angeles, should reopen invest
igation of the "kidnaping hoax."
Dropped liy Kvyctt
The 1 1 2 tl probe wus dropped by
former District Attorney. Asa Keyes
with the announcement thut Lor
raine Wlsemun-Hleluff, on whom
he depended for information und
who testified in the lmpeuchmcnt
trial, changed her story so fre
quently thut he could not ascertain
what the stutus of the evidence was-
When Joseph Kyun, Los Angeles
attorney and deputy district at
torney under Keyes, testified in the
lmpeuchmcnt trial, he declared that
evidence given to Ills superior rela
tive' to tho Mcl'heraon citse was
mtver presented to the grund-iury.
The ussembly inunugei-s oduend
ed thut .some of K van's testimony
mtgh aid Kit is If the latter reopomi
the proue. . . ,
lcgislators llsatisilel
Some of the legislators expressed
themselves today us dissatisfied
i with the senate's uctlon In acquit
ting Judge Hardy. Not thut they
. it'll members of tho upper house
I hud considered tho matter too
lightly for the evidence and law Jn
1 volved were discussed for nearly
six hours ufter the verdict was ren
. dered. j
Hut during the past week reports
huvo Wen current In the eapltol
thut lobbyists were busily working
for acquittal. Legislators, Includ
ing certain members of the bourd
of managers, declared they were
interested In the situation to tho
point of ascertaining1 wliont these
lobbyists represented.
Steps muy be taken in the. senate
HERE ARE SEVEN CONGRESSWOMEN
n
tv
0
i'NOilRISPLAIi
ciieersfarij
aihfactio;i
Advocates i of Debenture
I Scheme Hope to Gain
Recruits Before Vote
SENATORBORAH
I MAY JOIN GROUP
New Development Is De
scribed as An Effort to
.Answer Criticism of
President Hoover.
Ktmmi of
forra, ' aro
row- are
lo rltrlil,
lltn I'lBlit wiihii iMMiiUem of oomrroiw. ItifJudliw tin? three ltulli, wlio to' imv men.
Iililuml ImHwci-ii HcwNkHM of conrow III WiwIiliUfton. ' " la rMCiil 'ill u iroiii.
Mm. OWfk-lii. Mm. lUwrn, Mm. l'r4i ml Mrs. MeCormli'li. in mo twin row, mi
are Mm. Owviu, Mm. Norton aud Nn Kuliu. Wboii ' ll telurf ; waa token Mm.
aiucley, lira oltchtli woniau niniibcr. had not arrlvol In WanliliMrUMl.
Realty Board To
Sponsor Visit To "
Highway Shops
The Grande Healty board to
day announced that It will sponsor
u visitation day ut the Oregon
stute highway department shops
In Lu Grande on Friday, May lt,
from 2 until 4 o'clock In the utter
noon. Tho stuto stuff of tills divi
sion will cu-opcruto fully with tho
realtors. -
The object of tho day la to ao
DAYLIGHT SAVING
BEGINS TOMORROW
.Twenty-Five Million Per
sons Will Set Their
Clocks Forward
. WASHINGTON. April 27 (AP
Advocates of tha axport deben
ture plan of farm relief had hlsh
hopes today for Increasing their
.strength In th senate before tho
Issue comes to a ota nex week.
I They planned to center their ef
forts during tha weekend reoee of
congress on the amendment offered
lata yesterday by Henator Norris,
Republican. Nebraska, which would
arid to the debenture clause in tha
aenqte farm bill a provision for
decreasing1-' tha debenture rates
MISSIONARIES
ARE SLAIN BY
dAiVUII trliVllO whenever , overproduction , devel-
riir- inocHiiiery ahd'atlicr-eitulnment
nuuui .a twin u uvn eillllluycu
at tlie shops. ..' - - - .
District Attorney
A sked To Resign
NKW VUBK, Apr. 1 tAI-)
Hrglniiiiig toinonow nnd contlnu
. In until Hcptcmbrr 119, some 2G,
0U0.000 persons will work, sleep
and eat by timepieces that are an
nuulnt Im Urunde iieuplo with the' hour fast compared with Standard
news shops, which are among tho time, and thereby win have oppor-
bcHt CMutppril in the entli'o west ttunlty to be outdoors, louger In
In proportion to their slue, i iluyllght hours.
The board .urges that evuryboily : Officially clocks will be sot for
lulie udvuntiigo of this opportunity, ward one hour at 8 a. m. toinor
I'oiirtesy cars will be provided and . row to begin .the daylight aavlng
ut the shops, guides will show tho. season. Most persons simply will
viHliors through tho plants which set thulr timepieces an hour fust 1
will bo in operation. i bofoi o they go to bed tonight.
The shups wero built ut u cost of I Tho change will be made.orfeo
niure lliiui G0.U"0 and In addition tlyo In this and l 6 other New York
to -this there Is u lame Investment "lute communities. throughout
NKW TOIIK. April '87 (AI)
The Rev. Umls Monohan. rec
tor of Ht. Michaels Monastery
' of Union City, N. J., an-
nounced today he had received
a enblegruni from Hankow...
China, mating that three mis.,
slnnarles hud been ' slain by
Chinese bandits. :' ,
..The three reported killed '
.Itomun Culhollo missionaries
of the Passlonlst order.. They
were Rev. father Cloment Sey.-.
bold, Dunkirk, N. J., Rev. God
frey lloldbein, Baltimore, and
Itev. Wulter Covelyou, of Pet- -oskorf,
Mich.. The cablegram '
suld tho mlsslonurics had been
killed April l!4. . ,'. V -
Negro Returned To
; Oregon For Trial
oped In a crop on which they would
be applied. . - ; -Answer
to Criticism
That propositi was described as
an effort to answer to criticism
that the debenture plan, Vigorously
opposed on ten counts by President
Hoover, would hava a tendency to
bring ubout . overproduction of
crops affected. ;' It - was frankly
hailed as a means of drawing aiip
'port to the provision, and Benator
Borah, . republican, ' Idaho, - waa
counted as ono of tha recruits it
probably hnd gained for the do- .
benture supporters, ,
Senator Noi'rls argued "there
Isn't nnything In tha bill without
the plan thut will restrain over
produotion," but held It was "quito
evident" that without some such re.
strulnt as he proposed - it would
operate to increase production.
KxiHX't Void Taeaoay
, AdmlnistrHtlon supporters In the
..debenture controversy are. making.
expect to
the contet decided Tuesday.
- (Continued on Page G)
FOREST CAMi
DATES TO BE
JUNE 20 TO 22
Tlie forest service trulnluj; camp
for short term men will be held
June li", SI aud - al Godman. It
Is announced hy Ceratd J. Tucker,
forest raiiKer, of la Grande. Iast
year 35 men attended the school.
The purpose is tit uve ter.-hnlcul
tmlnliiK to the men who will work
an guards, firemen und lookouts In
the national forest reserve during
the foretU fire season this sum.
iner, Mr. Tucker suld.
Forestry officials will he ut the
camp for the three days lo teach
the course. The forest season lust
year was bad. Sir. Tucker suys, but
the prospects so far this year ure
lor a itood sasoit due to tlie Ion 5
wet season no far undergone lu this
section.
(Continued 011 Pace 6)
Dr.SchachtMay
Make New Of f er;
Goes To Berlin
PAItlH. April 7 (AP) Dr.
lljalmar Hchaeht, chief of the Ger
man delegation to the second
liaues committee, left suddenly for
Berlin this afternoon ufter u con
ference with Owen I). Young,, Am
erican delegate and chairman of
the committee.
Tli e I n fere nee d ra w 11 u t h ea d -quarters
to the reparations confer,
enee was that Dr. Schacht hud been
lmpresed wllh the necessity of
makliitf a new effort to meet the
Allies half way in their demands
in order to prevent a break up of
the conference.
Attorney General Mitchell of im
proving the urn-vice. .
Ills resignation has not been received.
British Willing To
Follow U. S. Lead
ci;ni;va, Am-. 27 ai') i.oni
I 'lIMllMllfltlll Itl'ltlllll It lull I'llll, llll.lll
spokesman, uunouueed toduy tils '
government would follow the lead
taken by the United Htates yester-'
day unil ugree to tile exclusion of
Iniilied reserves us unity effectives.
Near Jersey, lu Phllauolpnia, many f.' "J 'fHin'I.ANtl Ore;, Apr,' 7 (APJ li IforHlo' Mnek Ik vota
r'-0fr"V'Wr-1l.8M !!.. wily Terry, ouestlon. und observer.
"" -'" - n. iv, wekbar. a 20-vear.old see tne contet decided 1
other Inland cit es, throughout tito - clmrted with slaying R. A, While republican leaders (expect;
T,ln,2' y,",,;e0.u,U, "0,"e VMT Em" oveLer of a ranch In the vote to bo close, they .1. r.on,.:
or uniario. - , . . , . ...... a . th,.i ih. ,iahani,i,. nPnUiHiA..
in, ,. 5 . i' , r ... I Portland toduy from .English, Ken- will bo eliminated from the bill.
. The Wall Hlreet district will con- , , arrested April ivml thut Its passage will follow
form to the similiter tliuekeeplna. I'" '' . . , aulokly
jyi,fi t, m,ui . nHH 1 i.e uf-uviiiiu e iriiiuiieiiiB, iiieaii-
rested In I'ocatello, . Idaho, - last while, lire preparing to continue
August 117, In connection with tho their efforts. White they have not
same crlmo. Police suy Hhulton and given up hope that they can keep
White killed Rutnsuy for the money the debenture provision with the
ho carried in a belt. urouMd . his Norris amendment In the farm bill.
Kach accuses the other of they ure already laying plana to
WASHINGTON, Apr. 27 AP) 'tho stock exchange will be tho same
The department of Justice has by the clock as during the winter,
reuurstcd the resignation of Wll- but actually the opening und closo
Hum A. Uegi oot, district attorney 'will be.uii hour earlier,
for Kasicrn New York. The dc- ( l'or the flrsl time the New York
parttileiit announced today tho ac-'Cent'ra wlii operute the Twentieth'
tlun was in line wllh the policy of Century limited on duyllgh aavlng waist.
llliiie. The Pennsylvania railroad .welldlug the gruoning noe wnii try to attach It to tho tariff revl
has announced thut the Broadway which Uiunsuy was killed. Ilia alon bill luter If defeated - next
limited will depart Clio hour car- body wiis loaded into a truck and week. Henator Borah Is known lo
POLICE RAID
LIQUOR DIVES
IN CLEVELAND
be in fuvor of such a move.
.Now Isaua
A new Issue has boen Injected
(Continued on Page t)
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
Committee Fails
To Reach Decision
WASHINGTON. Apr. 27 (AIM
The senate Judiciary committee
failed today reach a decision on
tho linn! to Secretary Mellon to
hold office und adjourned until
Monday ufter two hours of discus
sion on the report of Ghalrmun
oNnis' ruling against the secretary.
Her. - - then thrown Into Milton creoK.
DeHplte a luw In ('onnecllcul for
bidding other than Kustern stan
dard time on public clocks. NfW
Haven and Hartford huve udoplad
daylight saving time.
J ii New York stute ' there' Is u
local option. ' ,
Mm.,l...ll. n..uls. t.. ii,. CliUVKLAND, ' Ohio. April 'it
ehango by statute. In Rhode la. (AP)-Smashlng their way through
land each community governs Its the city with an average of a raid
own lime. New HnliiKshlre hoitin every Hour, police cuniea on a
to Knstern standard time, with the drive against bootleggers with tho AMERICAN LEAGUE
exception of Nashua. Two cities prediction that virtually no liquor R. H. E.
In Vermont and three in Maine would be ublulnublo by tonight. Washington 1 10 1
huvn adopted daylight saving lime Twuliumbs, meant for Citpl. Wll. Uoaton ii 7 0
un have several III Michigan.- Ham A. McMustor und Hoigeant Hallerlesi Jones Bruxton. Brown
' Throughout Kurope the practlco Patrick J. llolluiid, coupled with Marberry, and Tato, ltuol; Mac-
of setting the clocks ahead Is gen- the slaying of two men suspected l-'uytluli und Uerry.
oral. Purls nnd London have been Hll hijackers caused the raids, in - - - . -. ...
on daylight time for a week. twu ,iuyH ,,uadM armed with uxes
Daylight saving enables Indoor ail, crowbars broke up Ihe fur. Kt. Louis
workers to have more time for rec- ,.1,1,1,,,. n tu 11 luces, arrested 103 JJetrolt .
other purposes In the
reatlon (
open air.
instance, It Is possible to Indulge
In outdoor sports in Juna ns late
its 9 p. 111., daylight lime. Farm
ers have constantly objected to tiic
chango.
R. It. B.
I 10 1
10 17 0
Ulaoholdcr, Btreleckl
Uhle and Phillip. ,
Fledgling Pilot
Frightens Driver
I Last Minute Sports
i ' 11 -' 1
President Slips
Away For Journey
storms ravaging the southeast und
mlddlewest.
The minimum Wat night wus 41
above and ut 7:3') o'clock this
miliar t ht ipmiHTuturf WM UO
Ito u3 above. Indicating a day pos-
tolbiy narmer initn yemerany.
WASHINrnjN, Apr. -'7tAIM
President Hoover slipped away
from the White House today for
an automobile ride with his dntlna-
j tion unannounced.
While House attaches said the
chlf executive had not disclosed
uny lAfonuution regarding bis trip.
Whether he had gone for only a
short ride through the parks of
the capitol or left for him fishing
preserve near Frederick, Md., some
SO miles distance, was a matter of
- conjecture.
' HAN ANTONIO, Tex. Apr. 27
(AIM A fledgling pilot, Private
l K. Kletz, Ci'nd service squadron.
H rooks Held, was shorn of his
wings today and housewives and
motorists In Highland I'urk. h sub
urb. breathed a sigh of relief.
Without authority from his su-p'-rlotv.'
Private KietK, lacking a
pilot's ruling, took up an airplane
. fur an airing yestrrday, zoomed
j low over housetops, cut circles
..round chimneys und even urgned
I right of way with motorists. One
drivt-r was reported to nave
( wrecked his cur lu dodging the
( piun'.
'fatr W eat her Due
; During Next Week
KAN KRANCItH-O, Apr. 27 (A I')
Tlie following aeather forecast
fur tlie week was Issued by the
weather buresu:
"Kar Western states: The out
look Is for generally fair weather
and normal temiierstures hut with
considerable cloudiness and fogs
along the coost."
t.ortii.nii uhii cmiriHCULeo nn uuesii- uaiieries;
In New York City, for )llu,ca amount of lluuor. and Mnnlon;
A fresh' list of suspected boot- .;
legging cstiibllshments was fur- . R. H. E.
nlshed today und the squads, under New York 9 10 1
orders lo smash Ihe furnishings of Philadelphia 7 14 S
every place entered, continued the Batteries: Pipgrus, Moore and
drive which will amount to Coin- fJiubowskl, Jorgens, Dickey: Grove,
plete retullutlon fur the bombings Ycrkes, Earnohuw and Cochrane,
whou It Is completed, Hufety dlrec- Orwoll.
tor Hdwln D. Hurry suld. I
KI IIKNK. Ore.. Apr. 27 (AP) j
Two hundred and fifty athletes
from eighteen high schools of Ore
gon were here today to compete In '
the third annual Oregon slat
chiiiMplonrhlp relay carnival on
High schools represented were: j
Albany, Corvallls, Kiigcne, Mill
Portland Boy Wins
Oratory Contest
NKW YOltK. Apr. 27 (AP)
Young itck Glendon's rolumhiu
varsity crew d'-fcated the nuvy
aigni oi ins lamer oy inrec lengMisj, v
In u mile nnd a half race on tlie J
.1.... ....I.... P(iltTI,AU. Aur. 27 (API
' Wilbur ThlbnuH. senior ut Jeflwr- 1
NATION AL LCAGVK
I . . r. h. r
HoHton 6 10
New York - 6 10
I Battel Jen.: Hmlth und Taylor,
Geuewlch, Uenton and O'Furrell.
ljONOIt, Kng.. Apr. 27 (AP) - nun high school here, won find Hhilndelplilu,
City, Hi. Helens, Oregon City, lb-rid, Major II. O. ). Hegiave, Knglund's place In the slate flmils of the iia- Urooklyu," ...
North Itend, Forest Grove. Vaucou- speed king. Is now a knight of the tlomil oratoiibiil contest here luHt lialteries:
ver, Wash., and Kranklln, Grur.l, IOud In fuel as well us figuratively night. His oration wus tlllod "The runi Clark.
.fefferson, Washington. Commerce, i Kpeakliik'. Constitution Today." Jleiillne,
n. ii. i
' s 11 l
; 3 7 t
Wllloughby and l.
Dudley, Puttlsuu uml
Poosevelt. Ifeiison Tech and Jlill
Military of Portland.
I.ONOON. Apr. 27 (AP) Holt
automobile nnd mot or boa I speed
jWanderers today captured tho Kng- I feats in (h- I'nltetl Hiates The
King George today bt-slowed Munch K. fladwa, in, Junior In
upon him the ocolude or knlglit-, i'endleton HIkIi school, whs sec- I
hood as a reward for his famou-. , d lh oreOM finals. Arthur triilcago
llsh football cup final, defeating
j Porttsmouih 2 to ti before a huge
crowd in Wembley stadium.
CHICAGO. Apr. 27 (API-Im
pudent funs, who can't wait for the
foot Iml I seuson, hud a chance to
see a regulation gridiron bat'.le at
iJycho stadium today. j
Coach Olck flanley divided his
I Northwestern spring uuuad
Itwo teams for the gHinc, which waa
part of North western's first annu
al spring field day. The battle was
lo wind up spring football practlco
and new ruls were lo be used with
PI.' Ten offlHels officiating.
major was the fhst man honori-
by (tie king in person his his mnj
esly's recent llln'-ss,
Artr the ceremony oinjor Hlr.
lleney Hegr;ive sp-iit miiiii1 tilliu
with tho king telling hlio ubont his.
Americuii tup uud his speed feuis
I here.
llUHMP of l.lueuhi High was third.
1 Fourth plitce went lo Wllllum
OotiMherty of Mdford; flflh to
Hag.m A. Moore, Ontario.
Salem "Blossom
Day" Is Sunday
SAI.KM, Ore... Apr. 27 A P) A
R. H. K.
8 lu i
Pittsburg 7 14 0
I Butteries: Moloney, jjluke and
Hchulte: Hweetunlc, lllll und liar
grouves. .
Il'list (lame: R. H. K
I'luclnnutl 7 13 1
.Kt. loulii 2 7 3
I ltattcries: I,iigue and Oooeh;
Uouku Kniiikliouse, Uell and Wil-
WAUMAW Aur. 27 I A I ') Heavy prolusion of blooms will greel lull-!""11'
Into snowstorms were reported through' torisis nunuay wuo journey 10 ni-
out Poland today. I em 10 take pert In tnis euy s au-
I luring a gale. Major Itychluwskl , nual celebration of "lllossoin day."
and Captain Pawlowskl, Polish Not In a great many years have
army aviators, were swept Into the I Ihe blossoms of prune, cherry und
VVIstula whllo on a flight and j pear trtes been In sdeh a stute of
both wera kilted
VAflt'H) COAST
At Han r'rauclscu; First Inning
Hun Francisco ' ........ 0 -
Hollywood 2
llutterles: Thurston und Reed;
I perfection as they will be Sunduy. Hhellenbuch and Bassler.
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