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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE C I T Y EDITION THE WEATHER OHKOON: ifalr tonight ' and Tuesday, rising temperatures In the Interior Tuesday, local frosts taut tonight. ,v . i. VOLUME XXVII. alEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON MONDAY, MAY 6, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 164 TIGERS WIN EAST OREGON TRACK TITLE Fifth Consecutive Vietoiy for La Grande High School Athletes. NEW RECORD IS Churches Open Observance Of ; Week Of Music Appropriate Program Heki Here Sunday . Song .Cycle i- sA.K -La Grande Hotel Tonight. . tJk Grande's observance of Music week opened yesterday with appro priate musical programs In several of the local churches. Services at the Haptiat church In the uioniinK were Interspersed with slngliu; and urn A IT? I vt TiorTC! ,. allXUtU in LrlOs U o, u short history of the old songs was ... i given. The pastor spoke on "The 'J- AftAA Cl..i-a 'wo.j-oiu uses or Mimic." At t u Cam in Afternoon blows m M. E. clull.ch , t.,llHr M1K UP i inalS Tigers laKe appropriate selections. Special TiTiili- Firefe. nnrl Tin fni ""ought was given to Music week A V 101 al ,he ,.lvHl.lei.,ttn 'church,;. Another. ' , Ladies Triad choir singing special , numbers. The choir ut tho Luthcr- ' i , ' un church ulso "preMentcd special r In spite of a stendy rain, that numbers. Other churches Included slowed up the truck anil made It appropriate mimical selections in next to impossible to -sui-puss or their Sunday services, even eiuul marks mude during tho Tonight at 8:15 o'clock, 'the morning nrcllminnrlcs. the l.a Neighborhood eluh will present a Grande High school Tigers rolled song cycle "In a 1'erslan Garden" np an Imposing total of H5 points at the la Grande hotel ballroom. Saturday afternoon, winning a fifth The sung cycle will be directed by consecutive Kastern Oregon track Jessie A. Hoakina, of the linker and field title.' Jmrlllg tliuse five MitcDuwcll club, and Ava Stelger years I -a. Grande has won decisive- will be accumpunlst. Heuides these ly cvorv time except last year, tw, !hose partlcipatinB are: Mrs. when Mllton-Krcewulor was bare- inland S. Pinch and Mrs. David I. ly nosed out. Stoddard, sopranos; Mrs. C. T. The final score found l.a Grande Goodwin and Mrs. Frances Oliver. IcadlnB her nearest rival. Pcmlle. contl.llUos. Karle Uenham and Dr. ton. by IS points. 1 hcjluckai'aos Theo crlson, t,.n and AlHrcuH EAST OREGON CLUB WOMEN ELECT HEADS Organization Completed At Meeting Held in La Grande Saturday.' Pendleton Wins v. 11-Inning Game To Top League Errors, Partly Due to Wet , Ground, , Cause Pirate Chances to Fade Baker Wins 6-4. MRS. MCINTYRE IS NAMED PRESIDENT Hue .Mountain Io mile ton .. .1 ' 1h Orandq : Haker 1 Kilter prltio 0 jCAK(ie W U VcU .3 ,0 J. no .11- .6U0 I " ,Bn(i 3 ' .0U0 Mrs. Donald Pgue Elec ted First Vice President ' Neighborhood Club t . Presents Play. Hun-day's HfNiiltH At 1a Grande: l'endleton 7, La Grande 6. 11 inulnKH. At Knterpriae: Maker 6 Kn tur pi 1st 4. ; Willi (he perfection of the or Kanlutllon of the Kaalerji Ore-iron district of tlie Federation of Wom en's cIuIjk of the slate of Ore son. the election of o?fleer and the adoption of constitution ttnd by HiwH, SiMurduy nftornoon, there eonclmled what !iut been oiifd to have hern one of the mot uuccetts. held in thlH pnrt of the state. The total rcKlHtrntlon renched exactly 100 with every club In the nreu covered, nr elht countleH, repre sented. One of thPHe elht coun- THREE DUTCH STORES Mi BE ERECTED K. J. McWilliams announ ces $40,000 Expansion w Program Today. EYCAVATION WORK TO BEGIN IN WEEK Two Locations Have Been Purchased Stores Will Sell Bakery Products and Ice Cieam. Swan and nit-hard Smurthwalte. buHHos. The words were uetecled from the ."Ruliulyut' of Omut Khayyum und the music 1h by l.lxa Ichmun. A concert will be el veil ut hie hlfili school auditorium Tuesdny evenine at 8:1G o'clock by thw' Ja Ortinde muntclpal band, hnhIhIciI by ft Irs, Florence Jynch Miller, l'uul third with 2K and Union fourth with 21. Other teams who scored follow: Maker 0, l,one Creek 2, Prairie City 1. On ly ono record wus broken durln? the day that In the morn Inir but It wa smiiHlicd twice. Kliiff, versatile l'endleton utlitete, threw the platter 113 fen 11 Inch- nu ii fntM ..nil u ii Inch iikIIwip limn the rccoid-brenkliiff throw made Knautz and the ImyH Blee club of by Kujclt of Union In 1JI2G. Kef- ho iM -Orunde Hlu'h mhool, dlrec- fcr, of J.a Grnnde, who placed kcc -a 'V w . usuaum. musw- hu ond In this event, tossoed the dlH- pcrvisor. One of the feature will cus 113 fcut C Inches, which Hiir- bo a Kelecllon of Victor Herbet'B pawted ruglt'a old record by eight fuvorileH, and another, will bo u Inches. cornet- quartet (MetwrH. McMiiiiuh, - Outslandlnj: lcrr(rnuiiK' Vve. ilelms mid LoWey) playlne OutHlimdlnff performances In- "The World ia Waithiff for the Hun eluded Nowland'a exceptional time 'le,' especially arrunKed by Mr. In the hlffh hurdles, conslderine JneJ' for thlH concert, v thu sloppy, muddy, track: Keffer's v '.' . ';r " . - victory 1 iiv- the 2u-yard . fiMBh, lluntley'a Iron-mnn stunt or win ning both the 440 und the hnlC mile, and Artcburn's HnprcsMivu point tottit. Arteburn. previous to the relay, led uilh ir polnta, lyine for first In thu hlKh jump with Ids team mate, Guylt, lying for second in the broad jump 'with Johnson, also of l'endleton: placing second In the Local Cases lp In Supreme Court Session Today With I lie Kastprn Orrcon term if the supreme court vpenltiK In hlKh liurdlen. anil third in the l'endletun todHy. mverul ensea from Hhutput. Klnp. hl.s teiim mute, who Union counly will he up for. nruu- won the discus and low hurdles nnd ment. AmonK them ure the follow- was second in the ituurter nilic. InK: uppeal in .Iitmeu Melculf ense. hml 14 berore the rehiy. If relay tried In Wallowa county on charge points were split, Klntr would of venue from Union county. .Met. have been hlKh scurer w ith 15 M, 0alf sentenced to 20 years In pent, but after the meet, when the ined- tentlary: uppeal by Harry Nowhere, uls were awarded, the hlKh score lrprt in Wallowa county, and sciit- Irophy wan presented to both men ,.nre, , fVe-veai- term- In lienl- wlth Instructions to decide It t,nU,T: and a civil case, Harris themselves. V1) lllndman. InvolvinK a eiineer. Ki-rfiT mid Wnlro Score 27 The plaintiff was awarded n $!.no Keffer, of I a Ciimile, was third verdict In circuit court here und scorer with-14 und Wolfe, of Iji the' defendant -appealed. ! . (Jrunde. fourth with 13. AmonK the Union and Wallowa Thmopson. of l.a Grande, sur- , nrnevMi who will attend prised the funs by mile run .plodding winning through tho tlie the rendleton supreme court ses sion are: It. J. Clroen, K. K. HIiiko. L. L. COTTRELL PASSES ON IN mud to come home with yards to ,)strU.t AUorncy t.rI Helm and U ' rv...n,.H r 1 ' IMiham, of la Orande; IXstrlct (Continued on l aee C) ... c..ii.aui,i u..Pii.i..t l. lerprlse, and Jewe (rum, of Kltn. t The case of Kred Black, who was IHed In Union county and sent ii. -of i ii. rivet vpurM in the netilten- PllIIAPPlN ES tlarv on the same charec as Hurry iSewtjerK'. also was hpiniiiu mn tn " nut expected to come up until the Laurence Lei toy ('oftrell passed next termor court. Holh Nowhere away May 3. In I Ik; Slenbere hos- tim uiack were arrested following pltal in the Philippine Ishinds of the denth of Ieonurd "Olson", of l.tm- stdital nienincitlH, atcordlne to tine. Xewbere and Hlack tnmlfiert word received here over the week- n thflr trials that they had thought end. He. enlisted In the United States army on Feb. lit, 1H2U, und was Kent to the Philippines on Mar. It. The body will be sent hero and laid to rest In the Summervlllo cemetery. j lie leaves to mourn his loss his: mother, Mrs. Kunlce Cottreull. of ( Ia Orunde. and Oeneva and ICIaua Cottrell besides other relutlves nnd in., rif fplmwlu 111m fn tit fir lirffiff P(l . him In death, passiiie uway in 1'Jl. Mr. Olson was u deer. There will oe no charee at either the hoiik cycle or the bund concert, both belne free to the public. Arrange Music For Luncheon Program The program for the chtiinber of commerce luncheon at the Saeaja- , wea Inn tomorrow at noon will ln Thc ,,",,t' a prc,J,I mnslfHl program In honor oi fliusic wees. ii. in n MANILA. May fl (AP) llVlllll . I I liviitf itnifiiiv " . . . .. last proviueu oy iivr i.nmi. . Kt'irence i.yncn Aimer nu Mildred Hi". The proKram will Include re port from the better business lu t rell, Th i ity-l'i rut I n fa n t ry. IVidiiy of spinal menink'ilis ai made known today by army author ities. There are no other cu!es of 1 the diseiise in thy army here, so fur as known. Cult rell, who wus from I-i Ortinde. Ore., arrived here April 3. WKATHKK TOUAY 7:30 a. in. 43 above. Minimum: 37 ubove. Condition: partly cloudy. WKATIIKIt YfrTKItlY Mpixlmum 62, minimum 39 above. Condition: portly cloudy, ruin .10 of Inch. tYKATllKlt MAY Maximum 84, minimum SO above. Condition: clear. i;iu. me report un me n ur velopment and land Hettlement for Union and WhIIowu county win nt be siven unil Tueduy. Msy H. President A. W. Nelson staled to-diiv. Tonight the normal hcImmiI d-dl-cation coQimltte-. headed by Judge Jakle Myers nnd Charles Hos- I kins were a little too mue lK.ro r the 1 Pirates yesterday und l'endleton took home a third straight victory, K. J. McWilliams. of the La 7 to 6 after un elevcn-lunlng fray .Orande Hakery company, today an that turned from a sU'innluR slug- nounced a program of expansion glng bee into a flve-innlng pitch-involving about $40,000, which will era duel. . Ifwiture the erection of three Dutch With tho score koltcd, ut slx-nll Htorea In La Orunde und also ereo- in the sixth inning, both nurr and tion of lutch stores In l'endleton Myers got tight with his and thu am joker. butters suffered from lhen on. I , i.. ,;.' . , ' - i..i(,. i.. I Mr. IcWilllains has purchased ful gatherings of club women ever . ninth i...t u ..in,1,n.!i w'o looatlons, one at Hemlock and V.alit In l,lu nnrl i.T I Ii. nlnta Th " v ' ' I A J. I . . ... 1 . I. - the li Grande Infield. Hoskins " - gained nist on a hurried throw to " 8lokke by Duff and Myers popped,1" c- Kruge. Kxcavntinit out to second. Qulnn hit a two-jw"rk expected to bogln within buMfl hit thm hfl HnsktnH nn third. Week", ties, however, had no representa-;. Tht,n Hosklns tried to come homv I Now in Tills District uve as .rnni county iias no leuer- put VU9 caURht ut . the plate on The Dutch stores ure something uiro emu wuuwi iu uumom. no uHriett s inrinifi nip. which" was entire! new In this district, con eight counties ure Malheur, Orant. , handled by Hcdiiis. Qulnn, on :Hhjtlnr4f very attractive structures. Morrow. Harney. Umatilla, Haker, j third, and Qarrctt, on first, start- fpracicaly square at the base, and union una vwiuowu. , . ed a double steal while nurr hud tmmed u-ith a revolving ulnrlmiil The orgnnlrjitlon of thin twclion lie ba'l' ,,uff hesitated enough of the jut(,h type. A picture In Into the fifth district followed reo-; cause yjnnn to slow up atid )Tne Server today lllustratea one ommendiitlons from the last con- then pegged the ball to McKennon. (of the atores. The windmill will vwitlon of the state federation and 1 who drv 11 home and Murchlson;be inumlnated at night by flood the work was completed here Bat- lttvu UIM" vw "mu. TuKhts. The grounds around the urday under the direction of the iijrtaLiim Kcnnw t win state prcKldent. M,rs. O. J.'Krankel. i the eleventh Hosklns got a whose presence- here was a source i wulk wRh lwo out lin(i tlum Mev- of grent help nnd Inspiration at all - erH drove out a siufcfl'?vht tne sessions, in onoosing xne 01- n(, m near the foul IiuU.;1,nflrw- LiuJuazB.. knrv ......inntu .,,.H LA GRANDE TO HAVE DUTCH STORES The Id GrniMlo llakn-r nIhhI- nlll.lx-uiu In erect a olmlii of luUli titomi-llirouffhuut tlie city for tlio puriKMo of tiMin-liiin-illsligr ttidr baker)- iHroductH ihI leo cream. An architect! dmwlnx of tlm anpeaniiico of llw nor Uutcli alorca is ilHrnn above, Ttw (IpkIuii la similar to bulklliws usnl by n rlwln In I xw. AiiRdeM. 1-NtabllslinUMit of tho Dutch Htorea In part of a f 10,000 oxinuwIoii lirocram aiinoiinrot by K. J. McWIIIIaiiM - ... today. ; buildings will be attractively lund scuped. ' The Jim-pose of the three Dutch Hiore-ftnfQftro will be to merchandise ncers. an eiiori wiib muue w-nuve muted HosKllls to W-- in. I,- ei-num .vlll h on the ufflolary, one rein-esenratlve the old lilt and un with Hoafn tne n,in uutcli store and a 4,- Ilillll eui-fl couiiiry ill iiiib uiaiiit:.. The list Includes. . v- ' j- President, Mrs. A C. Mclntyre, trmatllln cuunt)-, of the l'endleton Wornne'n club Kins lluttway to secpnu when mey- O00 ,c6 0l.elull ,ul)l ,H lo be lnHlllli, era connecieu. in- 1J uranue nan rt ... th .In,i. , .i,i n,. ,,i,11e The ! GANGSTER ADMITS THREE SLAYINGS Activities of Big Korney Gang Revealed Tby Con fes8iori in Buffalo. '. BUfFAUO, N. Y May J (AI1)- neiliis ui-uve a ninaie o- aKaiuni. u.ti,,nuu It.. ' ..ni..l ln 'K'ery .products will he mud. In TryMt W&VnTl Wornnes club. ?i, . .-.,",,,...' . . . ilhe 1 tlraiido buKry, loculed ou ..riea of robbrle covorln ii por- .- I'il-s?.. vie. ni-ciuem, niw iiiiiiiii - - -- rt.ue: .Union .eu.uH.V. ;or-l- fta VI t atttt tin mo v homo "".v Jvr- -.'.- , : but h tfuve t ii i, i.. I. a.i tii.... e sixth when Tho ,,,. ult.h lu..8 wl l)0 M Kurnoy K..n cause, the polleo t, lod of threa uniifj. .fnbi(irt In it nun . Inker counly. of the Alpha Liter nry club, of linker.-. Treasurer, Mrs. L.--K. Jordan, of Wallowa county, of the KuterprJse Women's club. (Continued on Page f) LANZER WINNER IN GOLF EVENT dny.to redouble their effiirta pture membtra sllll ut lai';e and establish If possible to what ox. ... - n, , i. ...i.k .i.a ii"-' iihuivii in uiunr iiiujor . . Umirs lx.se Ga.po. , iIjudlllK .lmined in blue. The In- vr'mm New Yurk- :hleao and Krrors were freuuent euriy lu , , , . . , .... - . , other , cities. .. v . . , . . ' the Bame, which was played dur- - "l" Uc .' ' Two men ant! Cwomw, art) Un. Iiib a. llBht ruin that muddled the u . , 'dr arrest. The men are- John Infield und inudo fielding- difficult. I KpeukiiiK of the ice, cream, Mr. jfwlutowakl (111k Korney) und An- iMcivniiams suia louuy umi ,i win 10I1V Kulklowlca.. The womun, a bo mude of muterlul that took flrat 0UII1lull,,m o( KulklawleiC Hid not pi-lne ut WushliiKton Htato colleise wrtC,liaa , the holdups, nor illrt in competition wlh all Ice creams Bll8 tiKe , lh9 cl)fl.0nt,C8 lit of the state of WashliiKton. the .Kantr redenvou In penew, a The Im Cliande bakery is one of ,.,, u( thlH Clty, where holdups the most pioKioMslve and luiKast ,,,. vni ,ttH . where ne of oaHeriea in i-usierii uii-kuh. their titimber liresenl aiinoillieemein uiurainK us iPeUchery. - inosi receiu .siep uiienu (Continued on Pase t-l Young Presents. His Compromise Plan To Experts ; was. eecutcd.. for Wins Tournament Sunday Qualifying Round Also Played. Kred "IS. Ionizer won the sweep stake Rolf tournament ut the 1. Uruiide country club course yester--j French deleuiitluii. Immediately as day. turnlMK In a (truss score of 5 'sembled ill! the niembi-ra of the whli h. with a hundlOHii of 13. cave , Krench. representation and their I'AKIH. May i (AP) Owen 1. Younic. chairman of the -reparations committee, presented his pro posed compromise figures with the (ierman reservutlons to the experts for the creditor nutinns lute today. till)lle . Moreatl. chief of the him a net of 73 strokes., II. K. Dlxun was second with u uroSH of so, handicap of 111 and u advisers, for a lom; conference ut the IJunk of nance. .Meunwhile JOmll Krucqule. bend net of 73. Chnrlea Heynolds, whose of I he ItelKlun deictjatlon. conier hundlciip Is elKht. turned In a pur .red with the BelKiu ndcletiutlon. of 83 k-IvIiib him ii net of 75 strokes At six oVIotk this evening. M. for third ilaee. . iAIoreuu and his colleoKiies arrived Thp ouullfyliiB round for the an- at the Motel UeoKe V. They kepi nuul sprlnit handicap tournament j their uwa counsel us far us the was Hlso played yesterday.. It was press was coinseined us to whether announced today that the complete iney nuu ueciaen upon me ihctiiu list of uilullfiers will bo puhliahed'.Bnco or rejection of Mr. 1 ouiib s within u short time.. 1 proposition. , Missionary Describes Native Life In New Guinea Speaks at M. E. Church "The whole' life of tho native of Kan K rati'? Into to tlawnil. then to New (itilnea consists of fear," said the Kev. Kred Knautz. yesterday mornliiK at the Methodist .episco pal rhureh.'In dcseriblnK life as the mtsKlonary finds It In New Ouiuea. One of the most difficult mission stations of the entire Christian ehureh. - with about 3'J0 diulecU, but of course with no written Ian Ktiajge. a people of very low mental ity, cannibals once In the sections now reached by the missionaries, and cannibals stilt In the Interior countries still a people susceptible to the teuchlmc of the K"p I f Christ, ft people eacr for Its min istnitions through it he contrasts pictured yesterdiiy by Mr. Knautx, those who heard him nnd a better conception of the life of a mis II K l;rady. will meet In the cbam-isionury. me oiiuy n.un...-. ... ber of commerce "offices at 7:J0 Jslow steps necessary for pioneer the FIJI Islands, then Australia and on. t Natives of Iiv Tyie ' The natives were described ns one of the two lowest types found In the world. They have real, dark brown skin, stand at nn average of five feet and six inches, and welch oi the average fzB pounds. While they have kinky hair, their feature ure like tho t.'uucaslan nice, and their lips ure not thick. Yhre' are some who ure almost white, and others who are the color of the American Indian. There are 70 mlsslonHries at work In New (lulnea at the present DISARMAMENT COMMISSION ENDS SESSION (Jftiiiptlcr llody round Two-Way Phone Conservation On Speeding Train TO It ONTO, May 6 (AP) Tho feasibility of two-way to le phono conversation between a r movlnir train und a stutlonary point hus neeii demonstrated on the Canad Itt National railway. Her vice is to he made available shortly for pas- so pro is on trains botweon Ohlcugo an4 Toronto. V1V4wJ)lur, ' nonyfwvtlon .-wan muimainuiT1 neiween a iraiu speed InHf northwHrd through Ontario at 40 miles art hour and- ho inaiii.of flees of the ' rou d at Toronto yos terduy. v, ' The telcHruplt wires1 uloiiff tli'o rullroad riKhlof-wny mo used by the system which' hus been devub oped under tho dlroctlon of J. C. lttirkhuldur. of tho Hell tolephonu laborutorluN at Newark, N. J. Hadlo wuvos carry the volco of the speaker In the rallwuy car to the wives by which the Inipulsos a ro trunstnlttetl to tho receiving poln. 1 The system In operatlvn ns lonv an thu telegraph wires nro not more than 20( feet from the track Mr. Hobb said a single wire would be stretched through tunnels und To Man And Wife Tho g-imgster killed was Victor in other places where tho telegraph Chojnlckl. His body, wus taken , wire ure not available, from a shallow grave In the lot I ". 1 - 11 ' ' behind the Depcw housa yesterday fnlliainn Wnttit ' at a spot whero Kalklewlrs. who V ""I81".1 f Ul,U . made the confession, told the po lice It would be found. ! Th tkrmt nuv nilt liolH mt riin OKNKVA. Muy 6 (AIM The mjtted by the 111b Korney unnir, ! 1'OKTl.ANI), (ire.. Mny II (AP) preparatory dlsitrhiumellt comiuls- acc'0rdllnr to Knlklowicz's confes- ft,r- Mrs. Albert L. Ilutt of slon adjourned today with tlie next flon WI)H ttt the office of a foundry Horllund, wero almost Instantly move towurd disarmament await- (I) Buffalo , in uaB. Tho loot killed Hunday mornliiK while mut iny action by the hi- five nVL'' umutcd to several thousand dol-. "rln on tho lleuvorton-Mlllshoro powers. ' JlrKi . ... ''hlKhway when their , automobile Tho commission left tho dale of . crushed heiid-nn with u milk truck the next meeting 'open, bul with -V holdup of the Art Metal works The Units hud turned out to pass SENATE li LIIiIiTDEBATE ON PROPOSAL . .i.'.,'-i ' '. ! , - Action Will be Taken on Debenture Plan After s2 p. m. Wednseday. LEADERS ENGAGE IN VOTE BATTLE Both Opponents and Pro ponents Claim Victory Mellon : and Tariff Scraps are next WASHINGTON, ' May 1 (AP) The senate agreed today to limit debate after two o'clock on Wed- . nesday on the export debeature plan of the farm relief bill. . - Senator Walsh, democrat, Hu- sachuaetta, said today that he had been Importuned to "aplr" with Senator 8hlpatead, farmer labor, . Minnesota, for the vote on the ex port debenture plan and that ha was Inclined to acotde to tho re quest. HhlpsteJd haa been rep resented as being In favor of tho debenture plan Althoujrh frank ly concerned over the mina made, by the debenture proponenta nmoiifr middle weatera republicans, administration leadera calculate, after their latest cheek of tho membership, that they have 4T votes In favor of elimination and tho opposition only 4C. Senator Caraway, democrat, Arkanaaa, ote ' of the contender! for retention of tho proposal In the bill, mean while .claims majority for hla viewpoint. - - I oaiiers Workliur IHIkfeMly " Txiadtrs of both troupe are work-ins- diligently to hold their forces lit line and itulld up their strength. Assuming that they will be able to commund a full attendance, most . of thorn concede that the e'.t-' uatlon hinges on the success or failure of ho debenture propon ents In their efforts to obtain "pairs" , for . their 'two oolleagucs who ure Ut and. of. oimI side or the .othep In wlnnhHa-Ajwr tha- doubt ful meniher. : ; .. , Tlie holding of the senate In Sua sion Huturday.waa not enough to satisfy allof (the meeinbers who want lo express their views on tho dohontturo. .Issue, Half a . dozen remained to be henrd today and tomorrow beforn Chairman Mc Nary of Iho agriculture committee, who is In charge of the measure and belloves Incorporation of the debenturo provision . in tho bill would lead to a presidential veto, can hope to brlnv it to a vote. . Vonlil Clear Way for Vote Thla would clear the way for a. vote on tho debenturo proposition, strongly opposed by President Hoover, probably late Wednesday afternoon. . . Tho propnsnl was offered by Chairman McNary of the agricul ture commllteo and waa accepted by Senator Koblnson, democrat. Arkansas, after It had been modi- ' fled to permit each senator to speak once for not more than 20 the understanding- ha It will be shop unit tno sluymg oi warn j. ... . .. . ... l.nt.,,nO lha i,.umUBrii. r,.llr.uel convene!! anew wnen lie navri mu- .v...i ...w i j , farm waunn lions annouco thev have uchleved Kulklowlcs wild Chojiilekl worked " "" '"""."' eougii inog ..., 'r; . . . ' , ":.,h Z. V e .. ii collision by heudlng his truck Into whut is extiected to be the last ses- ting a successful payroll' holdup, sion o fthc comnhssion before con- chojnlckl did not, however, tuke vocation'. of an Jnterniitlonut con- part In the crime, . After this robbery uiiirf the minir went to N'ew1 Vork. !..!.!.. .l 1IKII..,ll,tll.i iiMnnil. lug the money they stole. It wus Chojulekl's knowledge of the crime that cost hlni his life. Itnb Armored lkuy Car ' Ileturnlng to this city, the Dig Korney gulig resumed operations llltOCKTON. Muss., Mny 0 (AD attacking un nrmortd pay cur as The arrest of Senator J. Thoiiiaw t pulled up to the Duffy -silk mill, lleflin. of Alabama, on a charge Kalklewlcs suld that the guards on of violating a city ordinance waa , pay r cr came within an asked today by Howard It. Colo- i..i, ,.r hni.,,r ,.ih,iii u-iii, i.hii..im iin.ti .member of the city council. ,M.1Be ,hey did not throw up their I Coleman filed his reuuest for a ,,.,,. nil,,.kiv .nUah. Tho loot I fi-reuce on disurmumcnt. BROCKTON TO SEEK ARREST OF MR. HEFLIN Miller endeavored to uvold the otllslon by heudliiK hlH truck Into the ditch, but his efforts were In vain. Uoth Mr. nnd .Mrs. Hull (were thrown from their cur and iihAiV line b m uii' broken. They Kllklowlese wera pfonuunced dead before the arrival of an ambulance. Hoover Expects To Visit Cuba, Panama WAK1IINOWN, Muy 0 (AD President Hoover told M. M. Koe ntgsherg, Havana newspaper pub lisher, today he Intends to visit Cuba, Porto Hleo and Panama he fore he retires from the presidency. (Continued on Pete 6 TODAY'S BASEBALL warrant lor the senator's arrest w(ul hoUHlinas of dollars. MA K Kit, Ore.. May 0 ( AP) Michael P. While. (If., pioneer ...i.i. .i... .i. ... . I ... .. ."" - - arch teel and lillinier OI iiaaer. form and it will be presented at' ,n ,,u,n "le """y silk mill und j died in a hospital here Inst nlKht. the city council Ifor action tonight, art work shop Jobs, nn out-of-lowu He had been In III health for a It is charged by Col an that gangster participated. Knlklewicz. . year. . lleflin rini-liiir his relent visit here. Kllokowskl. and Ulu Korney iook . flir. wniln was noiu in ni.n... delivered.' ll public address with- part In ull tlm crimes, the first out having obtained a permit. The named said Wales, III met, and fame lo llaki r I1.IS7. He designed and built u senator hus since ruined bis voice j The gang's nent crime wus the . huge number of public and eom- llme. seven nurses und three div. ! In protest against bottle throwing execution of Chojnlckl, who knew . nierelal buildings here. p. m. The cumnuiiee si" ihhiii to report at tomorrow's luncheon. work. tors besides Z5 Industrie I mission aries, tile latter including teachers, industrial workers etc. Missions. In the discussion yesterday, wero considered under the three head". here In w hich he was the target. Orcaon Bou, 14, Commits Suicide?' h'" ;- he 'ru "" (lions, under the mandate of Aus- New f.iuinca up to the time of 1 Industrial, medical and evangells- the war was the property of Kng- tle. land. Holland and (Jermany. The section held by the latter power. Al.liAXV. Ore..' Mny (AP) llecause. he aaid. life had nothing to offer htm, Cecil J. Davis. 1 4, shot himself. He died at a Ulmn. trails, and It is In this section that Madnnir Is located, the nation where Mr. and Mrs. Knautz and their young son. Philip live. The station In I! day Journey frofll on hospital today. The body was American ports, the Journey taking a seventh-grade pupil. one first from Victoria. It. C, or Fall Ranch Sold To Edward Doheny In speaking of the first group. Mr. Kuaiilx mentioned the five i AIAMO(;ol!l0. N. !.. May cofoaiibl plantations, where iiu- !'AP The 7lt'l.lio acre Trs Kilos confession Hie weapon was hloliglll proved methods, machinery, were lind and Cattle company, owned from Chicago by lllg Korney, about used and the natives taught to by Albert II. Kail, was sold at pub- a week prior to the holdup, lllg grow belter und more coroanillli. He auction here today to Howard . Korney also wa IlXw York at Kawmills are In operation, cocoa 1.. Doheny, nil magnate, for tils,. 'the time of, the llreenwleh Village plantations conducted under the 250 plus tt.un Interest lo autlsfy daylight holdup lust month, and supervision of (ho Americans. ' 'a mortguge foreclosure Judgment, according to the confession, the , , , , . Doheny's representative. Olln Well-. lender boasted of Ills purtlclputluu (Continued on Page t) V.rn. was the only bidder. Jin that crime, i . Scene of Tragedy Anoihcr Man Kiiid Gradc CroxHinff I a i nen cuuie me ooiouii oi , inn l-'edders Manufacturing company last week. John Perratlon. nn em ploye, was killed. A machine gun was used by the baudlta for the first time lu the Kedders holdup. According to the HI VI-:itSIHI-;. N. J.. Mav 6 (AP) Six persons, roilr of them mem-bei-H of one family, were killed and two others Injured lost night in a colllMtun between a train und un aulomoblle at a crossing here. The dead are John Mliuge, at; his wire. Mrs. Clara Dungs, 3-; two of their children. Jack, 6. and Aila, 6: Morgun Chamberlain, - a boarder at tho Hunge liume. all residing In Itivcrsido, und Jack; Welter, I), Philadelphia.' HKOP "VAI.l'AHI.K 1LATER"' Ct.KVKLANI), Muy (AP) Fteprcsentatlves of the 'various, clubs of the American basebal league. In session here today, voU il to dtscontlnuo, the, custom o' naming iinnuully a "most valuable pluyer" In the league. . , r 1 1 NATIO.NAIi LVJUiVE (1A.MKS . . - ' It. H. .K. Cincinnati S 111 6 Hrooklyn 12 16. I Mutterli's: May. Kuln and Qooch, Dixon, ('lurk, and Pictnlch. 4 H, H. K. Ilnslon ,..'............ 0 Pittsburgh v...i;;.l 4 9 1 - Hatterles: . Swotonic and Hur greaves, llemsley: Jones, Delaney, Werts and Spohrer. R. H. K. lit. I.OTllH .............'. ......I 6 t New Vork 1 U 3 Hiilteiles: Mitchell and Wilson; Walker und O'Karroll. It. H. K. Chicago ...1 5 3 Philadelphia - - I - Huttei -lea: HIiiko and Oiace; Wllloughv and Davis. AMKHICAN l.KAIiLK fiAMl.S Phlladelihla-t. Louts . post lioned. rain. It. H. K. Boston 4 HI 0 Detroit - I t l Hatterles: M. Qaston, Bayn and A. Gaaton: Carroll and Shei -It. H. I Washington 13 14 Cleveland - 6 K Hatterles: llraatnn and Tab . Holloway, Grant, Moore. Hnrllt ami I.. Sewell. It. t(. 1 New York 7 13 ' Chicago .'. ... 14 Uutteriea: Hulmach. Moore ant' Jorguns, Dickey; Wellund, Thomas' and Uerg. ,...'
