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C I T Y
EDITION
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VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATE! PRESS
LA GRANDE, ORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 294
MORE THAN 500 TEACHERS
INSTITUTE IS
UNDER WAY IN
EAST NORMAL
Opening Exercises and
. Addresses are Heard
. This Morning.
BANQUET WILL BE
FEATURE TONIGHT
Noted Educators . PaVti
pating in Meeting,
Which Will Close To
morrow Afternoon. -
The walls of the Kasturn Oregon
Normal school auditorium heard
fi'W voices t his morning in Ihe
opening session of the Joint annual
teachers institute of linker, Wal
lowa and Union counties, which
Hiai ted at H o'clock with musical
services under the direction of- W.
W. NtiKliauin. More than Sine
tc-K'lK'is are in attendance at the
meeting.
The onenliiK address was by lr.
Jl. I. Sheldon on the subject '"The
Psychological Ba!is of Civics.'
The principal llieine wat the ne
cessity of getting tin children in
terested In social Hie of the com
munity before they begin to study
civics. ''.-- ... ...
Nuggesls .Methods
,. Severn 1 preparatory methods
were nugfr.ttj.ted, ..One pi' the points
was the value' - ? nitty civic,
wlileh could Pe"-ffr-;!ed In th"
children by sending them to find
wiial the public ofi'lilitls in the
t'otunuiulty were doing. ,
Another important Item dis
cussed was that of current events,
the brlngiu? of newspaper clip
pings each day on certain subjects
and placing them on the black
board, A third method is having
a social orRa nidation within the
school, giving some Idea of how
llto government funcllons by hav
ing a governor and leKistaturu fhr
Iwo, or three weeks, organised
within the. school.
There Is a necessity of tnlep-st-i
i i tr them in the national life
thrmurh piitrlolle hour, . poem,
and Iftemture. the speaker said.
If a child lejirns nntionut patriot
ism, it In but a step to Interna
tionalism.
After an interest has been cre
ated the more complicated facts
in formal civics can be Riven, but
it should not come until after the
Interest in the governmental ac
tivities and -current events has been
fairly well developed In order that
the child may fully understand the
subject.
The welcoming address this
morning was Riven by II. K. Intow,
president of the Normal school.
Invocation was by the Kev. J.
(leoitio Waljs, of the I'resbyterian
church.
Most of today's session- are be
ing d--vot--d to the business of the
tnstTl ate alte'ndance as class room
demonsiraiions. lectures, -ir.
ltlfHUC 'IVinltM
This evening at o'clock
of t he l nchers will Rat her at a
ha nn,U"t to he held In I he I, a
t'randc hotel ballroom, with I r.
K. Moore, of Cornell university,
fl'ht'dnb'd In deliver I he main ail
dress. An Inleri-sMnu muyletil and
speaking pr-ORi-aui bus been ar
liinc'il, with tin- talks to be com
paratively brief. i
. lieservatlons for the hempe-l had
to be limited lo .'.no mm-ihiS'- rr
lark of room, and tickets were Mold
to the first applicants.
Tne institute today, h'id umb-r
slate rules and with fitlemhi'iee
compulsory on the pari of ihe
(Continued nn pfirre 6) j,
HEAVY FROST
STRIKES CITY
DURING NIGHT
Killing frost, las liighl, accom
panbd by a drop in the mercury of
"o a how .em. which Is two de.
gi s h'lnw t'i-'ejtiiig point, put a
tl-rjii fiid to utfisi lender plau's
end rio.virs in La Orande for Ihe
yeason. ) was t he heaviest frost
ef tll fall, hitting alike hi th"
douniowu districts and the hill
s'-ei (on.
The liighl was Hi" eolde-t sine"
last spring and follower! a clear
day u It h I he (em pet al uir reach
ing 0M decrees above,
Al 7:Ra o'clock' this morning In
i icrcury was only two above freez
ing point.
vi:.vnu;u TODAY
7:."o a. lo. above.
MlninPMu: 3" aboxe.
"itnd'tlon: clear.
nCA'IMI.It VIMIJIPAY
Ma miu u in G. mini mum 41!
ubove.
(-otidiilon: ruin of Inch,
inns' ly clem-.
I A I HI.K orr. 1. win
Maximum t5, minimum 3'J
above.
Condition: ruin .03 of ln(h.
traces of snow.
Chamber Music
Concert Given
Here Last Night
Portland String Quartet
Presents Program
Surplus of $80 for Camp
Fire Girls.
Appearing before a responsive
audience in the J,.a am tide- hotel
ball room, the- Portland Chamber
Music society string quartet me
snnted' an interest 1111? concert pro
grutn here lust night. ' The con
cert . was Riven .hero., under the
management of- Mrs, Alfred lt.
Hie hardson.
Jri connection' with the concert.
It was announced that it. surplus of
$80.75. realized from the, sale of
tickets after paying the expenses,
will be presented to. the Cum p. Klre
Girls or La Grande.,
, The program last nlcht was Riv
en with such perfection of ton.il
balance and delicacy of oppression
as to fairly Rrlp the large- riudl
once. The dominant nuallty of this
(utirtet is the exquisite singing tone
drawn from their instruments and
the delightful ensemble effects.
-. A familiar Irish: melody with
a new Introduction hy Krank
Bridge, a modern Kngllsh compos
er, .was enthusiast leu I ly received
by the I .a Grande music lovers
present.' It was written In rhap
sody form, featuring it pianissimo
movement . that sensed of foggy
London atmosphere,
Ghrounow's ' Valse from "l-'ive
Novelettes," each written for a
different -nationality, this being the
l-'rench one, was also pleasing to
llie audience, and -was given with
an .artistic finish, as was the Len
to movement of Dvorak's quartet
written whilo lie was In America
, 'J,r'Kro 'iti5'f.',''.ttr (lw;
(Continued on I'rrp Kight)
A. Malcolm To
Serve One Year
In Penitentiary
Arch Malcolm, iirntlgit'd im nn
InrormuMon by the district attor
ney, pleaded guilty late yesterday
in circuit court ' to a s'ntulory
charge and was sentenced to a
maximum term of one yar in (he
stale penitentiary by Judge J. AV.
Knowh s.
.The clrcull court today is still
trying I he. civil cus-' of Zattgg vs.
; the O.-W. railroad. The case wa
i In the final argument this afler
, noon and was ex pet led to reach
j the jury soon.
j The (use of Ihe state vs. Jack
j Hush. Oh a charge of receiving
KlOien pro peri y, win hi- me. im j i
to go on I rial.
Doctor Receives
High Exam Haling
Word has been received in Ii
Grande that in a recent examina
tion for spei-ia lists from various
parts of the. Culled Stales, held In
Portland. Ir. K. L. Italsion. of La
Grande. received the highest
grade.
' The examination Is an annual
one. given by the American Hoard
of Otolaryngology, in the city In
which the American Medical asso
ciation stages Its convention. Next
year it will be In Detroit.
Fourth Case Of
j Diphtheria Here
' A fourth casf of diphtheria was
'. uuarantincd In La Orunde yester
' day by the poller. Kenneth Illaor,
the five and a half year old son of
i Mr. and Mrs. Hior. of Ho&4 Y
', a vi mil', has the disease;. The little
; lad w as nut attending school, as
; he was too young to enter this fall,
i Itepoits from the other three
cnes of diphtheria here indicate
fair progress in combatting the dis
ease. Recess Fall Trial
Until Tomorrow
WASHINGTON, Oct. l' IAI')
Justice William IliU today re
cessed the brihrty trial of Albert
! H. Kail unti lloinorrow after a
i physician appointed by the court
j had report ed his ea iiiiuat Ion of
! Kali was not completed but that
Ihe fbi'incr interior secretary was
unable- to get up and prohub(y
could not stand trial t this time.
VOTE ON FARM
HOARD IS PUT
'OFF FOR DAY
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 (AC) -The
senate a s r Icult u i-t committee
today rejected a suggestion to post
pone 'i r-purl on the confirmation
of furin board fnenil'i until the
licit regular session.
The committee, ihvt, pill off
a final vote today because of th
absence of Senator Smith, of South
Ca rutina.
Tw o committee members sug
gested postponing n vole but
Chairman MrNury uid this was net
a:tt'J ui-on.
CITY BUDGET
WORK TO BE
ENDED OCT. 16
Dr. Richardson, W. H.
Bohnenkamp, William
; Siegrist on Committee ,
PROPOSALS MADE
FOR 1930 -FUNDS
Purchase of -Perry Mill
Site Requested Salva
tion Army Hopeful of
Appropriation.
The annual rush of groups lo
have some certain item Included In
the city budget galneil Impetus at
las!, night's city commission meet
ing' with two projects being pre
sented. Kuslgn lien Allison, of INtrtland,
who has been agisting in the. Sal
vation Army campaign here, asked
Tor" help from the city.
IteHOlutlons from the chainher
of commerce, the Onion Couniy
Development league ami the Hons
club urged the city to Include
l.&ou in the budget to purchase
th" 1'erry mill site as an Invest
ment). and to hold this until some
future time when It may bo dis
posed of to an Industrltil plant. A.
II. Hunter, present at the meet
ing, pointed out (hat sties Tor new
Industries were scarce here, and
that, such a purchase would be of
great worth to the community.
Name Hud (, Committee
. rioth propositi-; ' '
to ihe budget coir -'" ',e winch' is'
i to meet . -fm. W , , ny evening
at 8 o'clock with the commission
to puss on the f'J3u budget. Mem
bers of the budget committee were
selected last night, each commis
sioner naming one us follows: A.
T.-.. Hill Dr. A. L. Richardson.
Charles T'laylc W. 11. Hohnen
kamp, and Dick Melville William
SlegrlBt.
During the meeting it wsitWmv
(Continued nn P'nre 8.)
GOLD PRODUCED
BY EX-PLUMBER
j Hicrh Officials in Munich,
I However, Believe it a
j Huge Swindle.
j Ml'NICH. nermaiiy, Oct. Hi (A
1') Kra nx Ta Usenet), a former
i plumber and known widely as a
; professed - alchemist. purported
here yesterday to produce a tenth
i of a gram of gold from 1.07 centi
I gra iiih of lead. Officials of the
mint watched him carefully, buf
still arc not convinced he actually
t obtained the gold from the lead.
Indeed, feeling grew today that
' he had hoodwinked even the high
officials of the slate mint, who 1s
' sued an official sta lenient read
, ing:
' "After experimenting for two
hours Tauseud produced a grain of
' the purest gold, weighing one
i tenth of a gram, which was smelt
Jed from 1.07 grams of lead. Kx
1 perls describe I he result as sur
j prlslngty favorable and eontradict
; cry to scientific knowledge. The
direct or of the mint, however, Is
: unable to Kiipress doubts as to
i w hether Tausend was aide lo
; smuggle the gold into llie test In
spite of all precautions."
It was generally conceded the
former plumber, who has been in
i ja It fr having defrauded numer
ous high personages, including
tlenenil Ludcndorff. of 1 On, out) on
i alchemy schemes, would have to
1
(Continued on I'aco Eight)
Tigers In Final Workout Today In
Preparation for Nampa Game Friday
! Willi it vlnnk of iny.sifiy around
Ills Mtirtinn llivup find lln; pluyf
' his tijini will di'iii-nd upon. Couch
! Ini Woodic vAtM pnltlntf t ti Tlgi-rv
! thruucli a tnerliiK-irr workout to
; d:iy In pnM'iirntion ftir nn jiII-Iiii--
pot tun t Imt tie with Ntiinp'i. ldn.
litgli Hrhool hen- toinoiri aftr
j no'tn.
I oft mown Hfut iniput whs diviih-d
nn Hi" prohnldii out'onH' of the
. K.inif. with llril1 t vlioono from
ond fmin In K-n'inl xiMM-tinif t
i luird-fouirht gtitnc with Ihi- n-i-nhr
li pt In d'''hl 111" rotilfst. f'n-v-plUK
d'f''!lt4 llV.ldilllO U'lllMK, how-
rvrr, 'd humh- to Ih I".- thnt h
li firandc f'lund would In- turn1
luick ome mon-: on the otli'r hitud,
iinmy were lotiridfnl (hut thr
' i:t:;t fdiiin of i(h' hlur him) whin-It-Miit
would utrons, mioukIi lo
win 11m; liil-ryluh rotif4i"1.
To !)( k from
Some 'iU pluyiTM will n- rhiiinp
Ing at tin hit tomorrow luforr
' gufiH- tiiiM1. which Id nt 1 o'clock,
and it will out of thin group
Dint U'oodk will thrum hii eleven
onto the field. The pluyem who
ha e a chance to g I Into the gunic
folluTi-:
Seven Acres Of
Land Sinks; Lake
Forms Overnight
Hundreds of Thousands of
Dollars in Oil Land
Threatened Cause Not
Determined.
HKAL'MONT, Tex., Oct. Ill (AIM
Loss of hundreds of thousands of
dollars In oil land wus threatened
todsy through the unexplained
sinking of about seven infl'es of
land . In Ihe Knur Lake oil field, '"ifi
miles west of here, which has cre
ated u deep lake where. bnty yester
day stretched an expanse of. .waving
marsh grass and .small trees. Sides
of the pit still wre crumbling to
day as the -fall of earth continued.
Derricks and storage tanks were
being removed from the edge -of
the great hole, estimated at from
to !.".() feet deep, which filled
with water yesterday as Ihe sir
faee steadily fell through hour
after hour, Thirteen wells', -were
shut down and an abandoned der
rick, a, boiler and six settling tanks
were engulfed.
.Geologists of all the larger oil
companies operating In this section
i were here today to study the mud
dy lake, which hipped the very
border of the producing field.
Theories as to t Jio cause of the
phenomenon were as different as
they were numerous but the con
census is that drainage of the Im
mense pool of oil beneath the sur
face, left a cavity which the sinking
crust Is filling.
WI'XIi OX I IHK
OKLAHOMA CITV, Okla., Oct.
I 0 ( Al1) Two men crouched be
hind metal shields continued today
to pit their skill against n gigantic
roaring torch flaming high In the
cfi M'r.-vvhut mice was Ihe Sin
clalr Oil and (las coin puny's num
ber 3 Stamper well, in the Okla
homa City oil field.
Trundling loads of high explo
sive near the 100-foot pillar of fire,
and directing final connection of a
battery of approximately 'JO steam
boilers, M. M. "Mack" Klnley and
his brother, T. V. Klnley, prepared
to snuff out. In one glganllf puff
the flame which fed by TjO.tltlO.OUO
feetof gaN a day,-has whipped and
(Continued on I 'age Wight)
Mr 8. Puckett Dies
At Home At Union
Ity Mrs. I. .. TVrmtl
(Observer Correspondent)
INION, Ore. (Spera 1 ) .1 rs.
Ceorge I'uckett died here Wednes
day afternoon at about Hirer
o'clock after a serious illness
which had lasted since Sunday.
She had been in poor health,' how
ever, si nctt early In the su miner.
The hour of the funeral lias ilot
yet been announced.
Mrs. Puckett was fiH years of
I age, having been born at Oaven
j port. Iowa. October 2a. 1X71. She
grew to womanhood there and was
married to Mr. 1'itekett. coming
west- In IKH3. This vicinity and
I Island City had been their houi"
i for the Intervening 30 years. He.
1 sides her hiishnud. she is survived
; by one brother, Kd Wulf, of this
1 place, ami a sister, M rs. Matt
I Kries, of near La (Jrande.
The funeral will be held In Li
(iranrje tomorrow afternoon at 2:a
! at the Snodgruss and Zimmerman
mortuary, with the Key, K. L.
I I'utmim officiating. ittnlal will
i be at Cnlon.
Foot Shot Off, He
Hobbles Half Mile
j OLYMCIA. Wash.. Oil. Hi (Al'i
After accidentally shooting off one
f of his feet while hunting ducks
I curly today. T. H. Corbeit. Itutb r's
I cove contractor, hobbled half a
! mile on crutches Improvised from
'his gun and a stick to call an am
j buhiiice. The fool was ampulat
j ed Just above the ankle at a hos
pital here.
Kudu: Alh-n, Mires, l;o.-. Tcm -rencf.
Sn tit vnn: luck lex: Met "tire.
Tinker, f luhleuifin. Hunt: yimrd.H:
Thompson, Courtney Con I v y,
Hnph's; center: lodn, Merry .
imekn: t'ochrn n, Mioddnrd, Kvh n.
Nelson, 1'illlH, If, riltten, .Sheppiird.
V. ratten.
strong KfHcrvi-H
'roiil the -Ti tnen, W'oodie l:i aide
lo pick ii)mii( 'J'i men thai lire
nearly on par In plnytnt? aldilty
and iciinrdlenst of w hut com hi na
tion Mar(4. a slronir Kioilp of rv
-fi-vt's will In- ready to relieve any
pl;iyel fit tin fil'ft mIkuf of fitltiT
lmr. Ihe team h-- In Krmd pliyfirdl
f ondfllon ami dutiug tin hift week
a Mpiril of cnthuffiiKm Ii-ih trrtpp"'!
both playi-rt and ttud'nt ln.il y
memlierK - Kplrit of "We've
to win" that allg-irK fnv the
utlteuit-i.
The Nit in (ta learn will arrive heie
either tonluht or tmuorrow mfrn
Ing. The gumc will he the frl
content del with Nn m pa a nd I i
(Irande cl'-vi'iiK and will unhcr lu ti
new Mcrli'M of foott;ill illtf. tluit will
endurt through the (oinlri'c yetir.'
with la Cran-'e lu p!uy in tin
fJ:;hn tiry hi t'.r.
HONORS HEROIC DOUGHBOY
felt 4l, v ti WT'1 A-l
A IMCNlllOlllial Mlllltd t( ICHlllllIt llOrulsitl iH hIiOWII III IlliS llllllNIIIll
pliolo. .MU-liiuil Viim-iiUN i-lKhl, a hnlunillKl luillmi iiiiiiilici-iint
iioh- llvliij; In .Now York f'lly, had won tlin CoiikivshIuiiiiI Mmlnl or
Honor. Willi It, ho mi4vtl unullinr NynUiol or tlit imllou'.i t-t--ni
a rosiMM-trul how uiiil hiiirty liumlrtiiKp fi-oni Mr, llmivrr. iMir-
hiic tho war. jic-onllnie to tlm t-llntloii, Piivato Yali-ntc riiHhnl Into
w-ltltrrliitf oiioiny rlr Nlh-iit-t-tl Iwo machine Kim nt-Mts, t-nittiml a
tn-iii-h, kllhMl I'lvo or tho eupiiiy tiud tviptuml 21 ollu-i-s.
Lindy Discovers
Four Cities Of
Ancient Mayas
I LA COZUMKL, Qulnlnnn Hon,
Mexico. Oct. in (AP) Four an
cient Maya cities, hitherto ' nn
charted, were discovered yesterday
by Col. Cnarles A. Lindbergh, hia
wiCv. and their companions in sev
eral hours flying In Inland Quin
tanu J(oo. .
The first was sighted within nn
hour after the party left Heltze,
Drltlsh Honduras, and shortly after
It crossed the Klo IIonlo Into the
territory. .Hevcrnl definite mounds
set about a triangular plot were
fou ijd, and the location was
maflped carefully, although It was
loo.luudy for photographing It.
Mrs. Lindhergh discnvni-iMl the
second ruins which al first seemed
Just a bit of white wall glistening
above the deep green of the bush.
Three smalt towns finally were
located nearby. Dr. A. V. Kidder.
Cnrneglo Institute seicnllst, belle v.
lug them to be, prohnhly, the een
ler of a Miiya city which flourished
a milleniuui hko.
When the third city was disenv.
erd later in Hie afternoon Kanta
Crux Indians beneath ran from
the plane as It flew above them. ..
Col. Lindbergh sighted . the
fourth ruin, probably the most in
teresting tiud of the day, a great
mound rising (la or 70 feel uhore
tho ground, u fill Its crumbling
walls visible from - as far as 22
miles uway.
Butter Stolen
From Truck Is
Sold in Bend
It s-emed si range to Ihe people
of Mend. Ore., Ihn.1 strange me:i
should be selling butler marked
I from the Mine Mountain creamery
'of la Orande, Ore., ho they in
veHtlgaled and lir.nid that Ihe buf
,ter was it!olen from an overturned
' freight truck on the well known
i'abbaL-e bin between La 'irando
IID'I I'l-urlb'ton.
j The truck had bean tuttvll iopj
sid" ilnwn. and t he drivers were i
itiiured. and taken away for treat- :
men! leaving the (ruck alone, Ap-1
tparenlly thes- aflvenlureH found !
the blllter (iiboiit fil pO.lllils) re-j
solving to make some money by'
selling ft in Itend.
Maybe their "godmother" pray-J
ed fervent I y for t hese t wo men, j
because before (he Insurance rone
i panv could wire to Mend !o hold
them for trial, the police had I't
them ((. find they didn't waste any
more time Mlnvimr t here. I
Blazing Building
Greets Inspectors
M II.WA I K KK, Win., tat. Il I A
11- -IAI. it Kreal torch td midlng
out afiiiiiHt ii dark lcv, the ciipnln
of Mllwailkec'H city hull, -t'lll feet
iihnvo the Httcet, htnned to lln steel
rmmewrirk last night whlh' fire
men' wutctu-d helph-HKly,
Murtt iliJiu (r.n.ooi) dumiiue w.m
done hy t h fire which w nn I'pi
hluh to he renched , hy hone Ilm-H.
Wlilln the top porilon of the hune
Inwer horned, KhnitcrluK emhet'K lo
U'iiter and Wells uti-ect, Ihe cluck.
In f ra m o of fire, kept riinuliik',
giving the exitel lime.
Autogyro Damaqed
In Test Flights
PIIILAItKIJ'lilA, O.I. M (Aft
- -The American hull) Hpa nlnh
aototfyro. undergoing tentM m ihe
riicfilni ffcld at Hallowell. IH
inihh ninth of thfx city, huh dam
HKed during a trtal today, A re
port that the fnveulor of the ma
chine, Jium if hi V h-rva, wim in
jured, waw denied hy U. H Chlhln,
executive vice president of thn I'lt
rui'T! V(, v.; A'ltot.yo coiips-ny.
TELL OF PLACING
WOMAN IN OVEN
Officers Hear New and
Startling Story About
. Cult's Activities.
LOS ANOKLKS, Oct. 10 (AC)
That at hast four other members
of the Oivlnn Order of the itoyal
Arm or the Great Kleven. like 16-year-ohl
Wllla Ithoadn whom body
was found In a shallow giave be
neath the home of her foster par
ents lust Sunday, may -have died
and been buried privately, was the
belief of offtcera who I oiluy con
tinue- Ucr.H.i'ur(h.ior mysteriously
aimeui perm inn
Among the missing cult members
for whom the police are conduct
ing a search In the mountain areas
of Los Angeles und Ventura, coun
ties are Mrs. Frances Turner, Mrs.
KatherLie MoU, Mrs. Harlene Hir
torls and Mrs. Addle McOuffin.
Another woman, Mis. Kloyil Miller,
also Is being sought by pollse at
the request or her mother, Mrs.
Mary Kalsl of Portland. Ore. Mra.
Kaisl said her daughter came to
Los Angel i with her husband
about four yearn mm and was last
heard from- as joining Ihe cult.
Miller, who is said to be in L':j
Angeles, is known by invest Igjil nrs
as a member of the strange re
liglo.is seel. -
New, Stavtlifif Story
Officers were invest igat Ing . nil
liter a startling story told lo De
tective Lieutenant Krank Colldar
fer of the police homicide sUni"
by Arthur ami Minnie Toy. mem
bers of Ihe cult, or a ritualistic
ceremony u' herein Mis. Turner, one
or thj- missing wnine: was placed
In an oven filled with hot bricks.
A woman of the saute niiino was
buried In Ventura marly Iwo years
ago, and alleged discrcpanc h-a in
her death cerllflcale are being
checked.
Mr. and Mia. Toy. Coinlaffer re
ported,, raid they were present
when Mrs, Turner was placed In
a. specially constructed brick oven
In home of "Hi and ma" Jen
nie Hlaekbuin, mother of Mrs. May
Otls (Hack b irn, cull I'-mlcr now
In .ail on fraud charges. They
said Mrs. Turner was kept In the
oven all day, and that no o ie In
the cult ever H.iw her alive again
They asserted that ;h" had la-en
buried near t he "f; old en Throw n
temple" in I he cull's coloney in
Santa, Huxa'mi mountains.
TARIFF LOllllY i
QUIZ PLANNED
BY COMMITTEE
W.AHIIINtiTuN. Oct. Ki (Al'f
The Mi' nut" lohhv IllVi-Hl iKlllim; :
committee c( Med today lo heln
IIH liilhlic heariiiKM TueKdny.
Chaliman Cnruusiy nT Ihe com-;
III It tee v;ih n u( horol.ed I ' IwKII''
KtihpoeriaH for witm-nreH hut no ih--cImIoii
wiih reached an to the iHt
perMiinn to he called. !
faraway Im nnid he d'-lred
Joxeph It. f 1 1-ii ii ; Wadilm;i"n
reren'-ntatlv of (he Atnericn n
Tiiriff ejiiuo, ms lite firt witnex".
"We ill-it doinrt (li"t Into Ihe
lohhy on the ;irilf hill." Cai;ivnv
ahl. 'We me n'.inir lo.jjet a IIM
nf thorn tji-iil ! ::n ri who ;tt itrftund
mi clov that r.o one could K' I hl
hreat h v hi!" Ihe l.u h f mra sure
wiik hi Iiik fiiini'-d."
Ci"ia.vay lidded tint 'h,-'n I...
Kvm iikoi a repre'tentat K e of the
' "oniieetleiH Ma till f ;i t U rnr tiHHOCln- 1
lion, who wiim einpioyt'd hy Senator
lllrighiitii, or Conncctkut, a lie.
puhllcHti in em her of dm II nam e
'committee, to at-'-M him on tatlif
tnutt'iH. would he given "full op
portunity to explain hl:i douhK
kj hi ry."
Philadelphia Is
Fearful of Rain
For Friday Game
Baseball Fans Worrying
About Weather Ticket
Speculators Get $100
For 3-Day Seat.
rilll.ADKLl'HIA, Oct. 10 (AP)
HiiHobnll funa In this worltl serlH
towh who hnvo boon on the vottt
ot koIiik into uchuhIch ovor .tHo
double victory of thg Athletics over
the Culm,- found Hotm-thliiR to
worry nboiit totluy.
Tho weiuher mnn ' protiictud . a
poHKlhillly of ruin tonuirrow, tho
clny of tho fli-Ht Hi-ricH ituine hero.
. Hnln is tho wurnt thliiK thnt
could happen on Krldny. In. the
opinion of 40,000 rnbld funs, whe
huvo waited' 15 yuitrs to see a world
series tussle. . , - . . '
Ticket Kitr-culntorH Busy'
; Willi tho jubilant Athletics on
their way homo from Chicago
ticket speculators boostod. prices
substantially today. Two victories
ovor the devastating ' Cubs, tho
speculators contended, put gold
borders on the pasteboards 'for tho
threo Karnes to bo played hero.
They wero abroad In tho latitr
early nuotlnR lio to $l0 for u
three-Rame pall" of tiakets that cost
tho original put-chuscr 33. Here
tofore tho prices asked vangoU
from jr.ll lo (76.
Klfty "John hoe" wnrrnnts, said
to have been Issued for tho urrest
of speculators, scorned to haw!
little effect on th'elr nctlvltles.
"Handwloh men" advertising ticket
agencies havo appeared In such
numbers that at times thoy havo
the appearance of cluttering up
pedestrian lai'fflc. If tho A's had
conic back from Chicago Hvo down,
tickets would hnvp been vortii
about per game, speculators
said. ' - '
CoMiiterfctlt Tli'kew
Ono speculator's ytlco,' whore
tickets are bought and sold, re
ported the purchaao of u block of
scuts last night and upon checking
up with tho club found that Un
seats were In a. soctlon not listed
at .Hhlbo park,- I'lirllim- eynmlna-
tlon revealed that Iho stock uppn
. . ::. Contlnw on Pore (,) .
Banker Is Given
15-YearTermIn,
Federal Prison
Nl'.W VOItK. Oct. 1(1 (AP)
t'harlcH Detoa Wagoner, Tellurlde,
Coin., hunk prt'Hident, Wiih hiU
oncrd to 15. yein-H ImpriBunment
today on hlH plea of guilty to mall
fraud In connncllnn wHh n Hohemc
lo.nhtnlu ruo,0(in from Mix New
York htuiltH by iinnn of forged
iiuthorlittlon imper.t.
WltneHMett had hoeh nHHomhled
from nn far nwiiy. hh the West
count for Waggoner's trial, hut
when the rune was collt-d today
defanne rOlinael ttntorcd a plea of
guilty. i nlted States Attorney
I Charles II. Tuttlo then moved for
! linmedlato Imposition of sentence
j nnd the hanker was sentenced lo
lb years in Atlanln penitentiary.
Anti-Religious
J University Opens
i IJJNINfUlAlf, UiiKfda. Oct. Id
! (A I') The first ntl-rellglous tinl
1 vcrHlty In the world wiim opened
j here today with cluhontto rer
I inonh-H in (Jie huge hulldlng of tin
iloiine of 'ullure.
; Named afier HtepanolT Hltvorts
i oir. pioneer tithelnt 111 Itussla. the
, nnnlveiNiiry f wlmsn denth waa to
! dny. the new university hegan Ilw
; session with ami students, 47 of
whom were women.
I'rofcssor Tun itngoniK or the
; IliiHsinii Academy of He I eric, de
clared llml a l piTsenl "when the
church is attempting to regain Hh
lost power In lluisla," a relentle.ii
HtriiKKle Ini h 1 upon strict Hclenre
must he carried on hkiiIuki religion.
Seize Narcotics
Valued al $10,000
KKATTI.K. Oct. 10 f AIM--- hour
pciMons were arrifM-d and nurtot
Ics valued at IMI.imm) were m1xm
here last niuht In a mid on a lux
uriously furnished ciiitaiti- In the
rhlileMin iiiMtrhi. Those arrcst
; "d gave l U tv names as George
: Wilson, held -veil hy off leers to
1 huve heen the proprietor of the
place, l''lorence teK;in. I j, Itay
TIioiiwih and Jimmy Tiiylor. The
Ininr two were h.-th or Vaticuii-
vei. li, (
pun it vn.s in in ( i;d
l-'MiTI.AN'li. Or..., lu (AC)
''IMi-x iiml loiviiH In tin? ti-rrllory
mljiiiint lo f 'oil In ml Mill iniifli hy
m-'Iiii'IIoiik In pniviT iiiii-m whli-h
lluvi. Ih i-ii liniioiinri-l li-llt.lllvcly by
ni,r ruiiipiinl'' nnil Him iiulilii-hitvIi-i-
f-tiiiuilHKion, iiit-iiilicrii r
till- I'OMIIIllN-ilnii HUhl tllitiiv.
.ii.m i;i mvdiK i:
l-.VIUS, (lit. Ill (AIM- DurlH
HIi-vciiM, noli-. I (i-nillilMt U-Milnr. to
fl.iy wiih Kriinti-il a (llvnrco from
llnlley l-'k-lil Muluno, Npw York
luwyci-, on the t;rounU of ubunUon
tut-lit.
FIVE-POWER
NAVAL MEET
IS PLANNED
United States Accepts In
v vittion-of British
; to. Participate. -i
MACDONALD QUITS
WASHINGTON TODAY
Concludes iViait , Expected
' to Affect Destiny of N a
."' tions Philadelphia
.f-Next;"St6i)iy'.,: V'";,..;r v
WASHINQTON, Oct." 10 AD
t'olnclrtlnic With 'the departure of
I'rlinn MtnUter MaoDonald from
tluv capital, th Amerlcun govern
ment today formally accepted tho
Invitation of Groat DHtttln to par
ticipate) In a five ppwer .naval Um
Uullons ;coitfereno.
Hoc'retary Htlmflon made tho an
nouncemont shortly after returning
from the fttatloii - where' he said
good-uyd to thov Drltlsh premier.
Acceptance on; 'th . part .of the
United tttatea hair -been regarded
as a foregone conchialon elnce
Con vrrH Hons between London and
WaKhfnKion have been lu progrens
on the (iuoBilon for nomo-time. .
Mr. ManiJoniild'H' visit was nn
outgrowth of theaa dlncuBHt;Ons nnd
during his flay here -he wont ovor
the Hltuatlon in do Lull with Presl
dtmi Hoover.. ". - -(J
Hot), regard further naval llml
tatlona at)- a atop toward world
peace. . - . V,v ..
MnclK)Ar,D tfclAVK-S CAIlTAti
, WASHINGTON, Oct, .10, (AP)
Concluding a vlait expected to af
fect the Oeetlhy of uatlons, Ham
say AmcDopald, HpUalnfs prime .
minister, left Washington today at
U:ti2 u,-,m for PHlladoltihla.
' Hncretitry fttlninoh , and othor
high orfloluls 'wcj'o'-ftt tho station
l.i.i . -,i -JSHlft- . r..i.!..i.
iou iliirt,;if i v, . ud i iiiBJi
siatcHiuan vho for helirly it week
tins baen )n the caplttll conforrlng
with lreldent. Ilqovef- on means
of promoting wor.ld peace.
These conference have hecn
prnounced sntlefactCry, by both the
president and the visitor and upon
his departure today Mr. MncDon-
ald appeared will pleased with his
trip. t . -', . A- a .
. The trip front tho British em
hnfisy to the Urilon station waa
hiridc In White' House ears sent
early this inbrnlng -by the presi
dent for tlie use of Ihe prlmo min
ister and his 'party..', 8lr Eh mo
Howard, thh, HiHIhIi ambassador,
nnd ('aptaln , Alan Muohan, tho
pVeHdem'a naval 'aldti, rodo with
tho prime minister In the first car.
'Clothes Informal .
Tho premier wan dressed in a
hlue business suit soft collar and
blue und white ile and top coat,
and carried a cane. t -
This Is t lie? first lime during his
stay In tho city that hu has not
worn formal clothes.
At tho ontrance of tho station,
despite the hustle and hurry to
hoard tho train. Mr. MacUonalu
(Continued nn Pag Six)
BUY BONDS TO
AID FARM MEN
WAHHINOTON, Oet. 10 (AP)
Authority for the secretary of tho
treasury to buy $100,000,000 or
more of fnrm loan bonds from
federal land hunks to provide fund
for ngrleulture, was osked In it
Joint resolution todny by Senator
llrnokhnrt, Uefmbllonn, I ow n.
The lowiin in a statement said
the "gambling business" In Wall
Htroet was drawing large sums of
money Into New York from ovor
t h e ci ti n t r y. t h us red tiring t h
imirket for farm lonn bonds, whlcn
pny a rato of Interest of about 5H
per cent.
Hi continued he had received
many letters from runners of tho
middle went protesting against tho
situation.
Tho resolution Was refrrod to
the committee nn banking.
Chicago Plane Up
248 Hours Today
! ,lli'A(l(l, Oil. IH (AIM Tho
I "CIiIiiiko W Will" ennm within
mi-iking illntiihr or 11k own rufurl
Inif -iiilut'iini n-i-oi'il when It
I pnHs.il th Z4ii-hour mark nnil
I kiiIIiiI Into It. Ilth ilny lit 6:!i2 n.
i in. tmliLy. In lip luHt in-rvloim i-n-1
ilililimi- flluht, tho pliinn ulaycd
' iiliill :l hTiurH. At !t52 o'clurk
thin nfti-rnoon It hml hoi-n nlort
: hi.iirK
AMI TOUt rONTINVKS
IIH'IIMOND. Va.. Oct. 10 (AP)
A m-cnt Uikca ilnn piloted by W.
I. UmciiHti-r took ttff thin morn
IHK from the llyril import her: to
(-niitliiiiu the Ivzv nntionul ulr tour
of -II pIuikh. Tni'iity-slx otheru
rnllowvil ut ono tnlnutd Intervals
fur WltiKton-Snleni, N. C. Oreeit
vlllc, 8. C wuh to be tho mocouiI