La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

ii Local News In Brief 1
Gas War Fraud
Perpetrated In
Seattle District
OMIUM IVu.n .Montana - illcre Vlom Knmmwtllkw SEATTLE. Wash.. May !S (AD
r flUss Kuth Hcolt. ir Kii.n M.in. . . .. V. Hood, who established
. Iuiiu. Ik in iM Urandu visiting ut j vlllc u lu l-a Gmi'ido yesterday 1 ehl,m of 'nun ,han " "oil""
J the homo of her aunt. Miss Uosa Hho vMtrd her friend. Mrs. Mar-I '""!"" "llo" hero within two
Mieriiuin. tihe wus accompanied i Bttrct Ward Mrs Orahuni ! hcrol . bel"s M"sllt M
I. by a fellow-ieachcr. Mis. El- SThVtawr PPtraU'l,r,'
ait; Greene, ulso of Saeo, but who Vi.iurv nwcniutin. nrnvra.., tv.- Bal fraud which wus believed to
haa gono'un to Salem lor a short Mmuorlul duv . nav netted him more than $5,000
t'loll A 1 I. 1 1 I ... - " 1 " "
. ViHit At lim x..n.1iiulnn nt t. ... u
)llW ' M Unlt u-tll ....... t Ml... i
Ureciio und the two will ko to S-
utile to attend the summer scs-
lou of the University of Wushinff
: ton.
i ; day School aro planning to liuvi
fProup picture of the entire schi
K I'friciM-s, teachers and. pupils, tub
"An xt Sunday morning at tho eh
week.
fining to Knunrtt I I ... i.
,..r, ,T, J)? "II hlnTf aa hVad of a Si"
H,..- i,u i,.... i.i.... i. .i.il ; ' """"a oil company .bearing hla
since, lust ticptember and aho now
plnna to make her homo ut Kni
niett. -
y t fo lao I'lcuiro- Sunday .
aieuiucrs ol me .MclliOdist Hun-
day Hohool uru planning tu have a To Visit Daughter
hool, Mrs. Amelia Ward, of Hntor-
takuu jprlsu. In expected In Iji ariindu
-lose ; toiriorraw. Mrs. Ward will surnd
of Sunday school. This In to bo a Memorial day w ith her daughter.
doUnitu part of a program now I'Myrnu Wurd. and return l''rldav
j, vi.... ...... a to uueu UltlL ' I1IUIUI11K.
iji very una untitled to bo thero will
,3 inuko u special effort Sunday,
I name and Intent on startingta new
gasoline war here. In a whirlwind
organisation lie leased a siring of
servlco stations and employed man
agers, exacting lino or ISIMI from
each, supposedly as a bond, :' ,
Ho obtulncd gasoline on credit
mid each night collected the day's
I'ceelpls from his stations.' Ho was
missing today and with him the re
eolpts and bonds ho collocncd. Kir
teen of his "managers sworo ' to
churges against liliu.
Free Speech is Issue
In Pitt Revolt
riiJ Leathers, of Olney, 1111
re bore visiting at the homo
ItcliiriiliiK to Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. Q. It. 1 'aimer have
been In Ashtoo. Ore., attending tho
Uau fellows urando Lodge con
ford and nro returning to.Wullowu
this morning.
Guests I'Vom I Jliliui
Mrs. Jennie Leulliers and her
. . . w..T .11 . ' ,r- ...,u : ventlon. They also visited In Med-
: puis, ar
ofJVIrs. Uratliei-s' brothers, Churles
i , " WBlC; ' tSranu- "ifiolllg to K,H..n.rlSc
a.sivb DIIC 11 US I lm I X.- 1trnn.lnll
haa boun -ib yt'uis since she hiut
wen her brother, Churit-s, und
ucfdk'Hs to nay they are enjoying
this lovely visit,
Mrs. J. E. Woodell. of m Grande.
EIGHT STUDENTS
FROM LA GRANDE
EARN DIPLOMAS
(Continued from Paj 1)
this year. Is what Its name Implies
-i-a place for training teachers for
Is leaving tomorrow morning for Positions in high schools, normal
Knterprlse. Mrs: Woodell win; schools and colleges, with snaclnl
spend Memorial day with her , emphusls on the specialized fkldsj
mother. Mrs.-H. t ('innt- ami m.,' of .commerce, hiunn r.r.n,i,,. i t
mv m .-M,, -i mm r riuuv inornitiir .tiusiriai nrts. niiinmii i.,ininn ....
Mr. und. Mm. U I'. Campbell, of I irloulturul nnd ih llkn ti,.
fctulem, arc '.visiting, in l,a GruuUe. ; Slaking Trip to Salt I-uko City (of such departments as art, scl
J'helr dauglitor. Miss Jean Cninp-i Mrs. Kllen Htoddard and her son, I enees. muthematles and .physical
bell, is a member of. thu class of I Hubert, nnd Myrnu Ward arc ieav-, education is so ".correlated that
29 and they, aj-o here to attend tile1 lng Friday morning for Suit laillo graduates In vocational education
graduallon oierclscs. They uro 1 t'lty. They will be uvvuv about a, are nrenurnil t hul,.ll. ...i.i.... .
also visiting i.U the home of it.
ileuham. ... , e,i;
Week.:
To Klarl I'ljlug Stliool '
i'llot t'. i'!.-'ia)iii, Jonas Hass and
Charles MarLCn. of Ninmui. l,ln
VLarc lu l.a Gramle. They uro hero j
I Jin the lnUirests of starting a fly-'
jliig sefiou'ri It they can enroll ten'
a pupils in 'the class they will stay J
, . j lions of technical und .related, ub. ,
' ..vac ntuuciim navv nau.
(opportunity to receive (milling also
in this city.
two planes.
they say..
They huvo
7" ' J I
i -... - in
- y$:Y I
v
Dough Wa Dough
And Not Money, : .
Judge Learm
SCIENCE HEAD
DEFIES CIIICO
SCHOOL BOARD
t'HIt'O, Cul., May i AI')
Taul A. raulsiMi, heud of the wl
once department of Chlco hglh
.school, center of u bitter contro
versy Involving charges that his
teachings wcro flavored with athe
ism, this morning broke up a meet
ing of tho board of educutlon by
defying its members to oust hull
without a formal hearing. -
Claiming the protection of the
stuto teachers tenure luw, Tau
sen told the directors thut-ho would
not resign, und doinnuded that
charges they had named be tiled In
writing, und that he bo allowed ten
days In which to obtain defenao
council. ' . .i ;
Accusations Unit l'uulsen had
Injected teachings akin to utholsiu
in his scleneo voiiraes, tluiC he liad.
uppeaivd In the school Under the
ufluenco of lituor, and that ho had
bMiik at liuloti
"1111 i'ollar." who has been lh
l.a Grande for the last several days J her son. Charles Kartllcr.
Jn conncclloii with tho homo pro
ducts campaign, Is to speak at Un
on next Munday noon at the meet
ing of thocominerciul club, Hev
ral Im Oranthf men expect to ac
company him to Union.
I'Ymn lllglii
Mrs. c .C. Cates and children, , In .vocational gulduneo, a field In1
j'.runcw uiiu i.eonuru, anu uoipiiiu! wiucii Oregon Hlato Is now (he rce
llean, of Klgln, were In l.a Oiundo ognlzcd leader In Hie west -
yesterday on business and visiting. 1 Active oil (,'amiiux
I'hcy returned luto yesterday utter-) In addition to tho regular cluss
no0"' i, , ' j work. Miss Klrby has taken purt In
- ' ieamous sffnli's l,fr- unnr
t.oing to lorllaml jlhe students' co-operative board of Action of University of Pittsburgh
Mrs. Jean Kartllcr is leaving to- directors, vice president of the In-, authorities in preventing a stu
nlglit for her home In Portlands dependent student council and on lciit meeting it. discuss the
sirs. . Hartncr bus been In l.a ihq educational exposltlun commit- Mouney-llllllngs case has started
Orande for the past Week Visiting teo. She is a nienil.ee r lh w.l.l.. a war over fee.. i,...,., i lh. nl.
, hall .council and Tcmenlds, organ-! vcrslty. Chancellni: John O.. llow-
. , Illation. or Eastern Klar women. . . man. top. refused to comment on
t.oinjr to taker' Miss Kloiifoi.sieli. h,,. m . n, r.. n, ,.,,i.,, .....i ,
Mm A I' All..n.l.. l..ft il.l. .... . . .t. ...
... ..... , ,, . . ueiivn in ram ,nu irri,.u ui. iu ttn.nii.i.m u-a,.., ,1,. ........
I i amy zs lAI'l "l
says to him," said Officer K. Iji
)Fontoln, "I says, "you're speeding.'
' And then lie says something about
a lot of duugli' und 1 says, 'you
can't bribe me.' And so I runs lilm
In. your honor."
Judge Herbert lmmelhuuaen
peered, severely down upon tho
prisoner, one George Kales.
' "What have you to say for your-
self?' the court asked.
"I did say something uncut u
lot of dough, sure," wild Kales,
."but It wasn't u bribe. When 1
meun muiiey I say money. W!tcn
1 nieun dough I say dough."
! "And the twu aro not synonuiu
uiis. then?" asked tho court.
I "Far bo they from such," said
the prisoner. "What I wits trying
to convey to this policeman was
i that 1 was In a hurry to get tu I conducted hluisolf In an unsociable
I work, been uue there wus a, lot of inunnor towurd othor touchers wore
duugli rising, and If I didn't got ' heaped upon him,
, there In time it would spill,"
I "Then you aro a ," begun
Judge immelhaiisen, .
"Yes, sir," said Kales, "I am u
baker, nnd when I say dough I
mean dough. The dough was ris
ing" ! I.OH ANQHI.KR, May 30 A1')
"Very well," said the court, "see ' l'aul Montgomery tocluy was willing
If you can rulso II fine und II to admit that as a toreador, his
sphere of activity Is confined to
piloting airplanes ' .
Tho decision was reached by the
filer after lib had parked Ills two.
planes lu a pasture whioU proved
to ho the douutin ot a, bull with ft
dlsllko for a,lrplunoa of any de
scription, and a, dlattnot antipathy
for thosa done In scarlet.
The boast first charged the flam-,
lng colored craft. Montgomery ob
jected to the beat of hie ability,,
.whereupon the unlmul saw red and
attacked tho plane of unoffending
color.
The dumago wua alight. V
Bull Turns Horns
On Scarlet Plane
costs.
Identification Of
Torso Accepted
1.08 ANC1KI.KS, OuL. Why 2!t
(AIM -r-ldentlfifutioii of the l.oa
Angeles river 'toro' murder vie-'
ttm os Mm. Laura1 Ti. Sutton, of;
this city, has been accented by the.'
sheriff's office; One of the flnul
t bits of wldoneo iipon which the'
coucluslvo (dentlflcatlun was mnde,
was' tho pierced eur lobo effected
many years nsro for eariinKH. I
Cn plu In William Hrlffht, of tho I
Hherirfs office, stated thut tho
Airman Hopes To
Set New Record
MKTltOl'Ol.lTAN Alltt'OIt'P,
Los Angeles, Muy nil AI') With
each- hour bringing added confi
dence to his watchers. Herbert J.
1'uny piloted hui . Lockhoud-Vegu
monoplane past the twenty-seventh
hour of hla flight this morning In
his attempt to set u new solo en
durance record. Tho present rec
ord of Martin Jensen Is Sf:33:31,
Pedigreed Dogs
lo Be Segregated
CHlCAao, Muy S9 AI) Luke
forest hits become doggy, no end,
On udvlco of the suburb's police
chief tho dog pound hereafter will
segregate tho animals In accord
ance, with their social status.,, - .
"They will bo graded Just llko
culllo." said Chief Lester Tll'lttny.
"1'odlgreud dugs In ono class,
'mutts' in another," ' i
Mra. Irene Cnstlo Mcljiuglilln, a
lender in the movement lo provltlu
bettor homes for stray dugs, doesn't
think much of tho Idea, und- neith
er docs Mrs. William 8wft Jr., an
other society woman who has tak
en an active Interest Jn tho estab
lishment of dog reruges.
"it isn't fair." Mrs. Mel j, ,,.,1, ll
said, "I'cdlgrord dovs slmiil.l huv,, !
no more, consideration than tlio
otlms.''
Mrs, Swift said: "Uiko Purest'
should not distinguish Itself bv be.
lng snobbish to dogs." alio churuc
terited the proposul ua "u typical
Lake Korvst tiics." .
CANCEL 5 Mi
APPLICATIONS
FOR OIL, GAS
WAHHINOTON, May t (AP
Secretary Wilbur announced today
that the general land office has;
cancelled 6.S44 Applications - for
permits to prunpect fur ell and Ka4
and permits heretofore Issued
have been revoked. '
Tho total number of cases acted
upon slnro president Hoover's oil
conservation program was Inaugur
rated on March 13, Is 18,922, whlclj
Includes lu. notjees sent to
holders of permits asking that they '
show cnuso why their iwrmluf :
sliuuld not bo cuncelled.- . ..
Dr. Wilbur suld that In hand;
ling this largo number of cases the
department hus endeavored to be
"Just und to meet evory ruasunabla
eiiulty." '.'".'" 4
HIS VISIT 1'LIO.VSKIl TIIH.M '
WKST 1'OINT. N. M May n'
j eight weeks old mystery now was (Al) 801110 future generals aro
Hearing a solution.. Ho udded thut dellghtod uvor the visit of William
several persons probably would ho Oreen, president or the American
'taken Into technical custody with- Federation of .Iihor. . In fart
! In S4 hours for further question- phrased at least its much as they I
lng In tho case. - ,wcro when viewed by Queen Mfcrlo'!
Tho torso) of tho slain woman und Princess Henna. All punish- 1
TO KKCIOK SCHOOL. COXTItOL
UKH MOJ.S'KS..JMuy 2U.(.i'l
Future control ot Oes Molnoa uni
versity, Uuptlst fundanientullst
scbuol 111 which administrative
strife hus reigned for the last three
weeks,, wua before- ,tmv. district
court today. Judgo Friink H.
Ifunklund has set ' this afternoon
for a hearing on making, perman
ent the lomporary Injunc tion Issued
May -13 restraining tho trustees
from1 cluslng the Institution.
. Stores
SUMMER
STRAWS
Ms
Genuine Italian Floren
tine Ktimvs combine com
fort mid quality. Very
low at v
$1.69
was fountl In the l.oa Angele
bed April 4.
I several days.
'i,.,irn a.m.i,i..,..
Cars drlvipi by Airs. George Lv-"! GoIuk lo l lgln
liigstoue and L. I
Thaw
protest
Thomas
ney und Warren K. Hillings.
jagcr of tho Y. W. c. A. - She Is Culifurnla labor leaders, un ul
nlso a .member of the rlflo team, leged framed lestlmoiiy. William
!the Oreater Oregon Slate commit- Albertson. center, is presldept uf
M?m! f t i , . ?' ' S,.",d vlce P"w'" "f Kuterpo. hunumry : Hall where they met 1,
Meinoi nl day with her sister Mrs. TOClety In music, vice president of the Imprisonment ot
M ( lialdoek, and also visit her Madrigal club und financial man- Mooney und Warren K.
Commits Suicide
' In Arizona Mine
river incuts Impused for breach of ills.' I
clpllno at the military academy.
wcro suspenueu on not 11 occusioits. I
KsnzaiL
3 DAYS Starling
TODAY
KILLS TWO AMI HIMsr.LI' ''.
KOltT OAKLAND, Colo., May 59
A1') Ted llrcnnumnn, 54, today
1 Shot Ills Wlfn In flrtntli fntiiltv
OI.OHK, Ails., May 29 (AI1) ; wounded his slstor-ln-law. Miss
injurcu aim neipicss in tno arms lttith Judd. uud'then. killed himself.
01. a lonow woraer, Ariiiur untes
discussed tile possibilities of life
Miss Judd died In u hospltul.
11 till dentil for ni'n uiimiteH Viwa : ' - - 9
. .. ....... ret.. . . . ..... IVC, lllo euUl'MUUHUI eXIKlHll lllfl PI1II1. I III! fSl llll nil I ' 1.11,1,1111 f it, It H-1,1,.1, ., .. . '
111 u iiaiuc iniciuciu at I'ouriu unit us, ell tnis morn ng ror t belt home' mitu. ,i, . . . , ., , ""' piungeu i.iuu icei 10 .
Adams tod. shortly beforo 1 ut Klgln. They have beet, "lilt g' nJ'u TlZ "an''''''l '-""' Urv " bottom of tho Old Dominion I 2rJ2X.,"l pliT3f
o'clock. Thclaniago was only of friends at Huntington. Unet , 11 i-icta 1 hi Alpha, so-1 llarry Klnier Uarnes. sociologist, ,0 Hwfti i Wlla deaa .whe , jfCH AT CXZK I
u minor naime, the police report, t Chll. sorority. ... t ..on the subject. IJr. I. W. AVlilt- picked up.' ' . ' . I il K Jll III
Mi; ,, T j ,.,.. wram Mil,o,i - ; ' i 1 An engineering cuurso was chosen : lng. below, head of the university I ' tt' ". . ' ' Tlviit lSfe62sW -tAyX IX
lindcriro. m, Oncratl,., Zbew.' , ., " ,,.. n r.f(l"ml" Uurland. 'Theodwo-'aoology department, presided 1 Q"ta, whu wus shaft repair boss, I rt I tW.i... , J ft ,
nun ueen i;enuirintf timnerH at tho. u 1 u
Indt'i-tfocH nil, Oieratlon
t.Mi-h. JlailMiLJi. ItlehanlKon ilit-
dt-rwent atropfiaUon at the Uraiulo
Itonde hoHpjUil ' -yustcrday v'liiurit
iir. Airs. ttieiiardMun Kiicnt-a very
iiulel nlKht .uiid Is reported -'bettor'
luil ay, , .... ,
Alabel O'ltobbins, of MtHmi, Ore..'
Ih visiting at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Sherwood Williams. . MIks
pt'Hobhfns is expected to bo In tills1
City until i-Vlday. : f i .
(iohm to Kn lor prise
Miss Afrnes Gray Ih leavliKr for
her home In Knterprlse this after
noon. MIks Gray will return to
morrow evenlni:. after spending the
Hem I'Vuii 't'IM'onila r-; iv;
Al KmnioiiN, foiiiurly a resident
of l-iiioii but now living in San
I' ranciseo. is in La Grande and I day visiting with friends.
ruion vImUhik fiK'tida und rela
tives. Jh')iiNu tK'iit a few days
in Walluwit county.
Here I-'itnn Wulhma
Mrs. Anbn llrooks, of Wallowa,
arrived In La Grande lust evcntiiK.
Mrs. llroukH has beun- in Wallowa
Tor the hint winter. and she expects
to stay lu La Grande for a visit.
(ti'iig to Yttkitnii ( - '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Muran
and daiiKh.tnr, Charllne, h-l't yes-tt-rday
moriilim fo Yakima. .. They
have been yiwltlnj;- at thu home of
-Mrs. O.
Thniwliira . yfinlniru (1 ili.ri ,t , n t ,el,l,l ....A
HeiienHch andMuroldnhrDcdQJVJlie niucntf, which finally 'was
nmUrOwywire .fit4 of SijfOfSiela' In a parliliiK hit. Aboiit 2f
praduatDs In their class. This school niembers of the faculty and 75
tmlns men in civil. eleetrl,?ul, me- students attended the meeting,
ohiinlcal engineering and Industriiil AlberlHiin and -ArllniL' MclJowell.
nns, uurjanu und Kchrocdcr choos- another- student, were summoned
ing tne electrical department' nd btffore Dean Armlnirstor. it is re-
iiemenricn tne mechanical engi
neering department.- Their' train
ing has led directly to the various
fields of public worK Involved In
jthe future development of the euun-
try.
I'lllll-PUIMll fllKlwiliglll
kdward Kckley underwent :.-'n weirt-, Tn,e r" k'''l they followed
operation at the Grande Hondo developed necordlng to Ihi-
huspital Saturday. He Is recover- "l"u"ra ot the national engineer
Ing rapidly. llns "oclclies. the first two yeurs of
Ouies, wiiu. wus shaft repair boss,
hail been repairing timbers at tho
711(1 foot level with Churlt'S Heed,
a workman, Oates' heud was
struck by n... timber. As ho fell
I from the side of the shuft, llecd
caught him und held his body for
.five mlmilos. During thut lime
i,.r ...i ti ,,,,, iii'-ii . cum vui ncu, utiles . explain-
dents continuing In Liberal Club , ht; lo already was Injured
, . .,. , seriously, und urging, his compuil-
aeiiviiies ivtiinii oe eApciictl. . , , ,,n,,. i,. i,f
itced hung onto him, however, un
til his strength fulled, und Oates
, slipped, away. .,
outes was born In Cumborn,
Cornwall, Kngland.
Two Presbyteries
r Will Be Merged
ST. IAlfL. Minn.. May 2H (Al.')
Iwlilch are devoted to. basic courses rThu. gt-ncral assemblv of tho
ip (o Wnllmva I"11'1 nt' laMt ,wo tu more special- J'rusbyteriaii thureh of tho United
Clyde Hunting and H. II. Taylor, ' ir'e applications. Many graduates States of .America. In si-sslon here,
of La Grande.- went to Waliowa nla yenr wct"e selected for udvane- i late ycAtcrday unproved tlio organ-
yesterdav on business. They will. wwl K un training ivim some of tzaiion change uniting the presby'
be gone about two days.
Here l'roni rortlmid
K. 1. I'lnch, of Portland,
rived in La Grande yesterday.
ed work and training with some of tzatlun change uniting the
the1 leading corporations of , the , terh-s ,of t'oos May und Southern
east. ' Oregon Into a single presbytery to
Ourland, In addition to regular be culled the "presbytery of South
class work, has been active In cam- (west. Oregon," The general us-
PARADE DETAILS
ARE ANNOUNCED
(Continued from Page 1)
.,y.
(iocs to linker
Miss Mildred Smith left yester
day afternoon ror Uukor. Miss
Smith atlended the.Huker High
school corJimenceuient exercises
last evening and
utternoon.
will return this
He) urn to flume
Mra. Kobert Snyder and baby
daughter Itflve left Hart's mater
nily home for their home at l'Ji)2
U avenue. .
'X '
Going lo linker
Mrs. Oscar Johnson h-rt this
iiioriilng Tor (taker, where'she will
spend Memorial day with Mrs. J.
1. Stark.
I'omliiiioiis Show
The Aic.ide theater will operate
a roni in no us show tomorrow, the
show in b Kjn at 2 o'clock and con
tinue until late In the evening.
Is a railroad
on business..
lf(j'r P"H uffalrs. being circulation man-
official und Is here
Going lo Move
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Mating arc
moving to 131 1 N street tomorrow,
from 1M5 Fourth street.
M.
Hero l Yoni KmuM'll
Mrs. J. M, Motx and.Kdllh
Peterson, of Km met t. are In
Grande. They arrived In this city nd the educational exposition com
yesterday.
ugcr of the Oregon State Indepeud
ent ii ud a member of Die Associated
Engineers, the American Institute
of kleetiical KiiKlneers and the Al
phee club, local social group. ;
Heldenrh'h has also been active
In school affairs. He Is on the stuff
of the Oregon State Technical Hee
ord, student engineering magazine,
a member of the Associated Kngl
neers. the homecoming committee
CENSUS BILL
IS APPROVED
speak und Itny Williams' will sing
u solo. .
(;iinnlsiiieii Meet at
' All guardsmen nrp asked to asr
semblo at tho urinury at 11:80 u. in'.
.Memorial Kiimlay whs observed
In tho varliius churches hero lust
Hunday. .
liesiiles the public services, hiin
dreds of fiimllles will decorato the
graves ot lliolr loved ones tomor
row. The day will I.e. u hnllday In l,u
WASHINOTUN, May (AI !l'aiule Willi most of the stores tu
The war department lias ordered l be eloseil. The Observer will issue
a eoiirtimq'tlnl to convene Juno .l;aii early paper.
ror Coinnet iicrUeley .;michs, for
mer chief of stalf of the second
corps area. Governor's Inland, N.
senibly instructed the llev. J. K.
Hend, of Soulli Iteml, Ore., to con
vene, Ihu two presbyteries for the
purpose of organisation.
Colonel Enochs To
... Face, Courtmarlial
(Continued from Phk 1)
more than H.'mhi.imim.imhi
l'ranee during the war. -
lien rrimi I lilon
NOKKIS KIVSOIJ HON lti:i'OUT-
i;i
WASHINGTON, May 2V (AI')
The N orris resolution to provide
mlttee.
iSchroeder also has been active In '
si'hool uf fairs. belli ir tniniHL'cr of
Ihe OreKon State Independent, vice j Y.. on charges pi (ifern-d by Major
president of tne Alphee 'lun ami lUenerai jianson k, i.iy, command
lng general of the area.
nners. the American Institute nf JOI-; IH NDI i; WINS SI IT-
Wlci'trkiil Engineers, tho Uosswood ' HILAf.O. May (A I') Joe i thrown acalnst the top of her uuto
execuuve council ami tne
pendent student council.
T'vr q pi XT prlJC i Uosswood association. He Is all
1SI OJ-iii i X UlWj i itietnber of the Associated KngI-
.MISS IMMTH I.MI'ICOVI.NG
WIIITK PLAINS. N. V.. May - 2!t
fAP) Continued luiproveiiienl
wus reiinrtcd toifuy lu the eondl
tlon of Miss Kvaiigellue Itootb,
commander uf the Salvation Army
In America who was Injured when
OUATOIt JOll
KANSAS CITY, May 29 (AP)
lien Swofford. winner of' the n
tlonul high whool oratorical eon
nde- ! Ihindeo, world's welterweight box- . nitjMle lust I'lidav.
Ing chamidon, today won his suit
I'uKalnst the Wlseoiislu boxlnv club - . .. T
or Milwinikee to recover
guaranleod Ii If it for his bout ' (
against Pinky Mitchell In l'J27t
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KANKAS t'lTY, .May 2! A1'
V'ony 11. ; Smith, liostiiiasler ut Muscle Shoals property In Alabama greeted by thuusunds of admirers. 1 " ""in r. nwarens today wiis
Wion and secretary of the l?nlon I wus reported favorubly to the sen- land today ho has n now Jolj as- c'""'n'd Willi iminslaiiKhtor lu con-
i.iventock btiow association, wus a
visitor In hii Orande yesterday.
I'miil Mai-Jirichl
Mrs. W'.'Y- I'uekett, of Maish
fb'ld, was lit Xjx Urundu hurt even
ing. She left last evening on a
trip to Arkansas.
ioluK u, I'liriliunl
Mi, t iMl.i'oi-terie and daughter.
Jean, of Kntfi-pi-isc, left last even
ing for Portland. They are going
to Wcstijn Oregon for a visit.
lien- I'roin linker
Mm. K. (onklln. of Itaker. ar
rive,! In l tJcande UKt evening.
she Is hen- to visit her daughter,
M-anor Onklln. who is unite 111.
ale today by Its agriculture com-jslslunt to the city niunager.
niitlec II. K. .Mclilroy. city niHtiuger. un-
. The report was made by the I nounred today that KHUifforil
unanimous vote of the thirteen would accept the Job for tho sum
members present. mcr monhs. lie is lo lie paid HOD
Senator ioitis. republican. re-tt month.
brasku, author ot the resolution
uhich is identical to that given a
pocket veto by President Cuolldge
last year, announced, however, lie
was doubtful if the senate cuuld
act beforo the summer recess.
Uhrnrjr In Is- CIimiI
Tlie city library will be closed
"II day tomorrow in observance of
Memorial day.
as Tonsil f)H'ratkn
M s,i l.ucie IMtty was operated-on
-"Monday for the removal of her ton
'ls and Is doing splendidly.
'en- From 1'eiiillcimi
HolSert- Hull, of I'endleton. Is In
a Oram).-. Mr. Hall Is (hilng to
tnteipiis- this e-enlns:
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WASHINGTON, May 1'5 (Al')
I'lialruisn Smoot announced today
the- -s-nate finance committee
would start hearings on the house
tariff bill about June In. and that
It would receive testimony of sen
ators and representatives and per
sons who did not appear before the
house ways and means rorr.mlttca
on the measure.
The I'tah senator, pilot of many
tariff and tar measures, said he
was willing that the democratic
menilsTS ot tne cominitiee partici
pate in the hearings.
I'Ass iom;v iiii.I
neclion with nil alleged Illegal
operation ihal resulted In the dcutli
of Hilda s-K-iik-iiuuin.
HI'ltlNOKIKI.I), III.. Muy 29
fAI'l Tlie legislature today
passed the "call money bill" and
sent it to the governor. The hill
amends the usury act tu allow In
terest In excess of seven ler cent.
It was Introduced at the request j
of Chicago financiers who argued I
that "loose money" fit f'hleago was
being sent to New York where it 1
could command a higher rate of
interest.
KKiiicAitiXi ii;mi;i
HAN KKANt-lKI.'O. May 25 (AIM
I'etltlon for a rehearing In the
rase of l'aul Itowlaml. sentenced
j io nsng tor me muruer ot a lei-
i low convict In Kolsorn prison, was
I'larer.-f lrrow says he doubts denied today by the state supreme
whether civilisation brings happl-- court, which wsd previously upheld
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