La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1929, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, ORE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929.
MEMBER A. B. C.
NUMBER 304
IS EXPENDED
ONI
L. R. Breithaupt, of 0. S.
C, Says Community
Pays $600,000 Annually
COMMITTEE WILL
SEEK A REMEDY
Economic Report to )e
Used as Basis for In
vestigations of Market-
; ing Situation.
Approximately $t;munm worth
of vegetables, frtiilK, etc., from out
oi' the tlhrtrict, are pr-rehnsed In
Union county annually.
This was the hombsheli that t..
It. Urelthaunt, extension economist
of Oregon State coUorc, dropped
(uto the Tups of the chaiuhcr or
commerce mem hers today durntf
tlici luncheon in the l.a Grande
ni.-iip speaker id a program detli
hi.tei. .Mr. llreithauwt, who was the
cuU-d to the tunc hint; of ft move
ment to endeavor to see urn con
erete reHUltK from the facts rom
pjled In the recent "economic tatr
t y, said that a hasty cheek of the
report which is in bulletin form
showed that a hunt that it mount
of produce was imported into Un
ion county annually, in compel t
tmn wtth products from local
sources.
IScitcrits INJsslble
Me expressed 1 he opinion That
tiie balance of trade can be shifted
no as to he of mutual advantage to
both the business men and the pro
ducers, and that, if worked out,
much benefit may be derived.
Me into led somes specif le cases of
importations listing cabbage nc
?itUM, lettuce at ft jrreen
peas at 7,500, strawberries at $!",
f.tm and eygs at fft.VOw. Nearly
ha of the money going outshlo is
for meat, ho siiiU,. in spiie of tho
fact that this Is a stock country.
(Yank MeKenuon, chairman of
the home market committee, spoke
briefly, saying . that the bulletin
"will b'n "Of iio'ttsn nrrhwi studied and,
woraeu on i uy me rummuiiH y ;t
Whole.
. OmiiitUKcs Appointed
lu line with this luougul, A. W.
N'elsui"., prealdenl, appointed com
mittees to determine, what recom
mendations should be made, the
recommendations to be first pre
rented to the chamber of commerce
and lhu to tho economies con
ference here in Kcrimry.
t'ommiltees follow. Apptes
Wil liuni Miller, chairman: Sher
wood Williams, It. It. llaudull and
A. I. Hermingiiouse; cherries and
prunes 11. C (Iri..'J. chairman:
A. t'. Palmer and W. H. lluilil;
vegt-tables i,. it. I'olh'M. vhair
man: W. S. I'rice, W. Whriut
and John Will er: -vault ry T.
I'hy. chairman; Krnest Oet.ong and
K. J. McWtlllums: meats and live
mock 1 A, Hiding, chairman: T.
it. .lohmon and H. i- i.eonard:
cereals Kved Kiddle, chairman: K.
I.. Meyers. J. K. Iteynolds and Mas
Sarvis; and dairying it. 1". Tyler,
chairman: Charles Uumm. (. V'.
I'aikcr, A. U. llunler and T. J.
evoggin.
The ehafnuaii of each committee
will he a ineniher of the general
eommlttey with lr. lhy as general
chairma tl.
First Wot of IVt Me
Mr. Itreithanpl aid that this is
(Conllmifrt tin I'hb Kight)
SCOUT BOARD ,
OF REVIEW TO
BE TOMORROW
I'ncedint; the tmirt of honor
!' held this t'omiAR Kriday niKlit
th're will be a board of review he. I
tomorrow evening as a final cheek
on the merit budges to lawnrd'-d.
KM win UrigKM witl receive his
I'.'.iKlt; Bcout i.adgo t the court of
honor. Virgil Korhens parser w ill
ncrlve a tsoM Thn for a yenr'
M'rvhe, lf addilional merit badg'-A
and leadership of his iron wfter
hToming an eale rout. He Ikuk
ftislant scout master of tro.n No. .1.
Woodrow Ihimerell will pt'ftve a
itronxe palm for hi. mom h er
he, five additional merit badg.-s
alter becoming an Kagle went,
and aKsiting in leadeivdiip of hi
troon. H" has lt -n senior atroI
hader of troop Hirer.
"All aiiill(atiorrs Tor merit bad
it me to b In the s'oat office iy
Jiv,. o'clock (his eeninc.' K. It
r-11 Scott announced today.
The lmblie Is invit d to ntd nd
the eourt of honor which wid te
l i Id at l-'iiday niuhl in the
uiidhorium of the high selumt. Tins
s 4he first one to be in (d since
Mtitomcj camp.
WKVIHKIl TOlY
,7r3 a, m. t". above.
Minimum: ,11 atntve.
Confliiion: clear.
vvi;.Tiii:it vi-sTi:i(i v
laximvnu 71, minimum 33
above.
Condition: clear.
vi;atiiku iK i: u-i. win
Maximum 7, minimum 9
above.
Contliiion: deux.
Dr. A. B. Hall And
Oregon Mothers
Officers Coming
Meeting to be' Held in. La
Grande Tomorrow
Seek More Interest in
University. '
Mrs. Walter M. t.'nok, president,
of the Oregon Mothers, accom
panied Ivy Mr. Cook, of the Oregon
Oads, Kome officers of the Oregon
mothers, and 'resident A. I!. Hall,
of the " Knlverstty' of Oregon, will
arrive In l,a llrande tomorrow for
tt few day's visit.
"Tho primary purpose "of the
trip is to enable Mrs. t'ook to or
ganize heal groups of the Oregon
Mother and erode, greater interest
on the part of the mothers la the
u niversft its uct ivlUos, a nd Us
student life. The Oregon Mothers
now wish to get their mem hers in
terested in the larger -fittest Inns of
nI vers! t y pol hy , pa rt tenia rly so
far as the student life is affected, "
according to Miss Marian I'hy,
executive secretary of the' Oregon
Mothers, in a recent article In Old
Oregon.
In this visit I 'resident JIaTI not
only wishes to meet the .Oregon
Mothers, but also to renew his con
tacts with the alumni.
At n luncheon tomorrow noon,
at the Saeajaweji inn, the Oregon
Mothers, awl dads and alumnae of
La firur will he present. This
wilt he fottgiwcrt with an afternoon
session In the hotel, at which Airs.
Cook will speak.
John Peterson ,
Called Beyond
At Union Home
Ily MltK, I,. X. Tj;(SHAI,F,
(Observer Correspondent)
VNiON, Ore.,- 'SpcciuO John S
Peterson, 77 years old, passed away
suddenly at his home lu l-nlon ,ant
nisrht ol heart trouble. , Mr. I'et
i.i'Hon had worked at fiekinR- np
11ps all day and seemed to be In
Kpod heulth. Jiowvver, .junt be
for supper lu complained of not
feeling wed and didn't eat anything
but rested for a while. When
mcmbei'H of the family went to him
later they found", him dead. Ho
had been a resident of J'nion. fo'i
the -nasi. vears. 1 '
Hesitle.'j his wife. Mr.';li'.tei'oii is
survived hy ftyiV ch'i tlven. " They
are Mrs. Hertha (toy(o of l.'utou;
John li. I'eierKon, who resicies on a
farm near 1'iiloti; Mrs. W. I.
Hanks, of La Grande; Mrs. Klmer
Jacobs, of Nor.h lowder, stnd Mrs.
Kiln StrinKham, of (.'niifornia.
There ar nlo two bnithers, one
in i'ulirornia and the. other In Salt
Lake lly. t'tah, and one sister of
f-'t. (teorge, Ttah. NumcroUM erand
ehlldren also survive.
limni i, 1 ri imn ''CHicnls have not
hfn roninlfted but wilt orobahly !
be held at the J.atler Day Salnt
burrh. inienm nt will be in th J
l"in coiiu tt.vv t'ook. Urolhe
uio in i-hnrKP or tH licuiv.
Seven Cases In
Municipal Court;
Another Tonight
" ' t father, J. A. Hurleigh. M'h
Vines and forfeitures amounting eo-uiwl. County Judge U . Jor
t $Kt fe assessed in municipal ; r(iuili coun(y f v.uuuiHSlouer f.'. K
court last night, the cases being the J johiiwn and County Clerk It. tt.
re-mlt of weekend mMivhiesof the 1 Ke.ivi.c are artlce hi th" deferw.
police department. Most of the ,iruil.r ( 0niy Jndg V.Azur Mar-ttrn-KlK
were for di unkettucHK und I vm, rormr.r -fj,nly t'omm)
were made Saturday nicht. jnioners i. I. MH'ally ml Jih-,
Mabel Jolmson fftrteited I'Iuhk together with former He -
bondH and a drunken charge. j (v '(erk (t. O. Kvbw. and foe-
Tom Ib iclis and at Mexlran. j nier County Engineer Keilogg are
whose name was not, biteHgiblc. t among the .uitneweM Mfbpoenaed
were each fined J2T on drnnhihj- t- county oh ttues.ves. The
charges. Hoth failed to pay and j re involve? the rorr rt ness of
are in jail for 12 1-2 days. j payments mod some years ago
M. A. Clay and C. l(. Harlow thy uP county on a. large ro
both forfeited $:' ly failing to contract in Wallowa, county, TU
appear for trial on charges of county pafd to mm party a (arg
It unkeiinesM, and W. .M Sul tvun ' part Qf the contraet price and
forfeited $20 on a similar charge, j the plaintiff clulm.i the oioney
C. Meibngt r paid a fine of & i bolon'". to hrnt. It 1ft mtM.
for Mpeeding-. j .'
Trial of Tony McCulIlHtcr,
charged with driving white under j
the Influence, of tntnxiejiifng limior 1
will be held tonight. I
Clifford Conrad
Wins Deer Prize
Cllffonl Conrad, if ti';ir Imtm-r.
has tfie honor of kflfimr (he laijre?a
deer in Cnioii ami WaUwa coun
ties this weasou. W. K. (JiJbenH
annua tiy ffer a rifle to the nim
rhti who MhooM Ihe hitiuil Ihk.i.
at ti o'clock h: ix!l. wbe
tlio time JJil cIo;'tu. no one hud
Itvomrht in a larjser deer Uian the
one Clifford mUoI earlier (n the sea
son The animal had four jiofntH
on, one Fide, live on the other and
weighed 27" 1-2 pound.
M. . A. Preparing
For Entertainment
A r heal-j-a ( wa.i lu'fd last eve
nlmr for the miriKtref lio- hlcb
fht M. 1. A. is tirewtitlrtjf wxt 1'Yf
day oit'ht at S o'eW'k in tin- M. 1.
A. hall. 'I'Ii'tp are nbmit mr
nnx in lh" choro. MrM, fi. It.
V,hnN. Mix. 1-eter Ktoddar.l.
and K. K CtwillhunK are In charge
of lhl: affair, with a daiv c foifow
i, and carnival tiooths around the
titiil. Thl l an affair to which
the I'ubflc in Invited.
Next week thit orjf.-i rttntt Ion w
plututir.g a. Uullowt'ea lall.
LOCK SYSTEM
DEDICATED
Y HOOVER
President Speaks at Cere
mony Held at Eden
Park, Cincinnati.
WATERWAY LINKS
PITTSBURG, CAIRO
Hoover Given Wonderful
Reception ; Gov ernors
of Three States Wel
come Executive.
Ily JAMKS U WKST
(Associated t'reus itaff Writer
KMCN PARK. Cincinnati Oct.
22 (AP) Stand lag- on a toworiiu?
bluff overlooking .tin Ohio river,
i'reshient Hoover today dedicated
a while granite shaft commemor
ating the completion of the lock
ysietu of that waterway from Pit-
tsimreh to airo. ,
"A new aReucy of nervJce now
brains its quiet iahors for man
kind." Mr. Hoover said .in ron
Kiatulating the whole Ohio valley
and the mi! ion m this occasion,
"This new instrument of commerce
from which untold hlessluKR wit:
come year after- year, ts an en
during monument to those patient
men of my own profession whose
lives tc spent in rtm-iwlnff means
to increase the comfort and con
venience of th world," he i,ied,
"Hut men of every mould have,
wrought with e'C-tul ttravevy u thi
transformatton of the wild beauty
of the Ohio river into the not less
beautiful but more tractable stream
of today. The enRlnws found
the practical means, but many
others contributed to the vision,
couraK and persistence needful to
this accomplishment."
t t'ratso. Iuitcrth, ltiiron
Tho chief cKccttticc pnhl 'especial
tribute to the ionfc labors of Sen
n half miles frottt. hote to xn:
park in an open automobile- with
Mrs. Hoover. t his Bide. ,' '
After tlv simply ceremonies at
ait u result, of a drive- uC ttirce and
(Cotitlritied on li)rc J-'lve)
WALLOWA ACTION
ON TRIAL HERE
Civil Suit in Circuit Court
is Not Expected to End
For Day or Two.
Testimony ? still licli'K lukon
for the ufuiutiff tu (he civil action
f J- Kf vs. Wallowa cauo.
J. "f ovnr roito (firn:i,
which it now behiflr trbd in elr-
enit court with Judge J. VV.
Knowie .n residing.'' ' H ift "not ex-p-ctt-d
that the lrinl will vr.-', mi
ttt late tomorrow ov Thursday.
In attendance at the trial many
prominent Wallowa couii.j peo
ple tt ppear an wit newie. t ist riet
A Homey S. tf. Burleigh h t
jeriig for th rwy witl hi
La Grande Grid Squad Hopes To
Reach Peak
. A Ki'im mt deteruuned TSer
Kqu.iut KWtiuK Into pructlee taut
niuht- - inaetiee that carried an
atfinj(diere of eanietiiess that Ik
far more IntejNC than ukuuI with
the miip idea of .reach. ns their
;ejit hy Kriday. tn that p;trVtf
lar day they will face the linker
lioildoKs m linker, and iiw winner
of lhi "Utile clawHtC will In all
IfkelllUKid, flwlU It out with Mae tt(
for the Maslerti OrcKou chamolon
.shin. A ? faker vie tiny will neecfMitafc
sfht'tiniintf of a finttm with Macv HI
to ifain a clear-cut ehantdon.vnlr,
if J,a f ramie should do ihe
eNteeted. ami win then the iitle
(IH wtmld be nliicd her Nov. !t
If I'endlfton can be beaten Nov,
li.
flukcr Very Strong
The l.nirdoH, conehed by fitore
S-oft, have o dint Iriet edife over
J. i ca ride on "dope," and will igu
into thf an f u0 fHVttrt'tl to win hy
a counte of lom-bdown. Cp t
liaker. thr tneatiw i not "Will
w win?" 1ml ii ij "liow nrtn h wlii
we heat them?" And in the faee
of thti, and the narrow cwajie Ihe
Tikcih 1'id In the encounter with
Kntenrine here Saturday, the blue
und ahlte wtuud Im doKedl- wiw-Int,-
wood Hil week. s
liuUvr bounce J a rutd i;o;iK'
LONE FLIER
HEADS EAST
OVER OCEAN
Montana Cattleman-Avi-.
ator Takes Off From
Harbor Grace Today
FLIGHT SURPRISE
TO AUTHORITIES
No Warning of His In
tentions Given Before
Hand Fair Weather
Over Atlantic.
HAH BOH OHACK. N. R. OH.
22 (AP. Without a 'word of
warnlK as to his intentions. Avia
tor Ditemnn of Hillings, Mont.,
hopped off here today for Uuutou,
Hntaud. ttis desttnuttou tiifl not
heeome known until after hJs de-
! nnrttire, when a letter to ah port
officials was otemd. :
mn came here three wxs
aKo ostensibly to look up the fam
ily record of Sir Francis Uvuke.
Tho. takeoff wits at 1215 p. m,
local time, wtth swX vcutUe.i' pre
vailluy. - Kijimr Monoplane
7Hs phtne. The Oolden' Ilrttd, Is
n m- winded mmQthnnt.
Tho airman carried only gal
lons of nso!inp when he took off.
The letter said he intended to head
mil over Cupe St. l-'ranciK awl wl
hts course stratiht for l.mufuu.
ST. JOHNS, X. F.. Oct. 22 f A ?
-W. V. I.itemn Jr., flyins fmnc
Hiirbor Orae to IJtnd,on, left the
pat of Nvv Konndland l taio
Wt. Franciwo ten minutes fter hi
take-off at 12.15 j. m. loeul time,
or 1 2:45 Kantera Standard time.
On tie St. Francis in IT mites North
of Ht. Johns.
lllUJXOii. Mont., Or. tfS AJ
-V. y, iitentn, who huted off
(Continued m pn $
LODGE DINNER
COMPLIMENTS
H E. DIXON
lol Knotlgr and iMttrcffw
lioeHch were initiated into the
rmite of knight. Inst eveiis in
the k'lKghtn of I'ythhm lodge, fol
lowing a iaufiuet given In honor
of it, K. 1i.von. recently eleuteU
grand timtiVeHor of the white or
Oregon. Covers were btld for
)f-.it f.
Arthur Hallgnjtii of Klgin, for
mer gramie hdge. wfficey, d the
t(e It. C. frfe of t'nlon, eon
grnttilafed Mr. Uixon at the. hau
(tiwt for which H. i.. (inily waa
toal master. Member? or the
i'ylhian Sisters served nnti prv--jmred
tim coirKe.
Iteguiur lodge meeting followed,
with Mr. Gaily prcRiding.
A Hokto convetuton will he held
hen- Xovemtier fi, featuring a
eeremontftl and a ceh-bration. The
KniphtK ot i Pythias have begun
arrangements for their snnwl
dncc lo be "hebl November -ft.
Stork Wins Race
With Swift Auto
KC;i;N!C, Ore., et. "2 fAl
Tlte wto-!, tegendm-y director
popututfon iwerejiw, won a race
i;t R"i tuttea ami hour Sunday night
hen ii. g(rt WMB dotu Mrw. I toy
Wilcox of Venta. ai., tu an uutu
h" bringiifg- h.r to a haztitnt
hfr
Wihov, ptMhing the tar at Urp
Hpeejl, bi when jj betfe evident
the stork w winning. it stopped
t he ca v. The du ughterV Idrl h
miiKt go down on records an "twime
w here on the Klmiia road near
Kugenc."
For Baker Contest
lei IK io Ktnr:y, dtdt the
fact Uoil- hiy-l year !hlse w T'2
: to ft, tjnttc u j;nin in one year,
31 pQlntH. The I tatter team, si
illiotmh not an heavy a the Cfem
Sfufii Kotiad, oirtchnrKcd and uiil
. p la .red flic vif-tnex throughout,
ftfttritiK nmny iiia tuiins fn Keen
irtK eml rnnx itttti fdrtr d iittr
. thvasis.
Minlulnrt . s. C.-ri' iijnm
Ak a multev of fuel, Ihe itMer-
' (m. f.ramli- game v.UI Ue minia
tur ffreKfin S'lute-tireon Kmiif,
The ttultdouM are ii(uk KehtKlerH
Hywtent and the Tigerti are laduu
Mt i'Urnn's bir'Hef. thth coaehi".
tl&trrt' Srott and IfVf W'otKtU; ore
fieth 1mm tv,Iietfe nMunttih fr'ntt
ha u iinie ore .i-ri-ftit titan
, the loeui iHHjlur,
lo every way, ihe UHdi will
Uo (llfo the uunie tle (HvorlU'S.
However, there l (Ittle tuHHlmiAi
here, lather an earnest detecndlut
timt to rifiKef 1 he odd (. AU( udy,
piutiH u tf belftif made to end a
ret-ord-treff kliitf f row d to thi-
i'tM-r ctly fur the rnntr.
JhM-it I Mmdtt
. ' Kija-e the Kjtern ream Nor
mal x hol fleven hid the ow-r-
, fnl firem Winit Hook it ; l:j iu
ti ttcore, there hun hcn much aru-
i (CuutiuuciX oa f'ugu l.
NO CORNERS
Tho hmuiy hotLsewiro hi tho hcito rosMenev at Kttfiem. m,
itl rtfiw hv tmifhlcxl tth lnst in tho corners of inr HvJnsr trr
tlhthr,- txtam, 'The tww rlin? there- arc fmver tlwsl trit,
fume row .iwti-o- ftr iltv- rnt if etnHtrmiiti ami be4tt"
. JlillHiWff.
LaFollette Sees
bSSJ
WArfN"rtN. tt. L'U fAV
A httrment that tho tariff wiwlil
be art Irnnttr in the ilelal election
of and the vphiethl cum-
j- 1ki two yesiirt biter if the jieiwl
ihK &l'.l were eaucte.d an wrltteu
wan tuade. tu the aeuate today hy
(Senator La Follctto reoubliont
WiHcijti; ;lfi.
CABINET QUITS
AFTER LOSING
BALLOT TODAY
VAJiJA.. ObI, 22 (AI' Tilts
E-trtuJVrt entiltiot t-t'iat'ttfeitted u ' ti
jqucKtlon j of coufldueo (u l.fi
jchamlici' of dcputicH today. ZifT to
( 2)i)tK and imrncrtiafeiy reMignt'd,
Helen V. Gould
Passes On Here
1 le ten V- Gould, w ho Imik been
tu Ui Ctraude a umnlh, died ul fiiSU
a. m. toctay at the (iuiuq of her
daughter, .Urw. K. A". JeiiMeu. Sffdi
Ada nt n ven ue. Iruiera i nervicc
be held Thfftwlrt.c rif 2 o'clock
Hi ihft HnoiiwtSH taut 'Aitttrtwrttuin
mortnary with bmial in the Ittn
atmir cemetery.
Mm, Gould h lee ill for the
lant hIk weeks, coming here from
(Cutse, where alie leuve.n luany
friends to mourn lo-r Iokk. She.
w.f born l'eh. 1 t, ?A".7 in Texas
:tnti ntfitriot John it. Uonirf .Ian.
7, IH77 in Nmeltv. M. Her hutt
)ni (bed ,lan. ! , in ilnmr-
voy, Wsh. She leave ;t danKlder
ll;c.el. Mm, N. Jejjsen, a son
.(ay A. GouUl tif Glenduie, t.Jve
Hitet-H Atrs. (t. l.you, f Spwkwsw;
Mr.v. Kelt Hostey, of tVtcUUa, Kan.,
tn. lfte Kiisk, of Atisourl, Mrs,
A lire MeKenzie. of .MlHsntll i,
brdher. Kverett Kbifiian, of Vau
eonver. i. C. nnti Charles Kmmau.
of Caiifyji,, two Krttnt-
ehUdten, Muxlnc Jensen ,tni Helen
Miller.
LaFoUetU Guilty
I in Contempt Cane
1mT1.ANh. ftre., del, VI (AJ-
; t'h;trifs it. t,(i toih tt, n(ut leRtfluior
; from VVwhififfrfin county, faced an
, h r nix morrth.i' jM nentence to-
day in addition to the six nronrh
i lrejy taaKirrt? over hn
ii- i now u-i iiXf tnrxrr
rouu htm nllty of cwnwoat pro
' , j.,u
I t.ii t'"of(ert waa fomul KUltty of
eofffefopt tor faffing to nay fou
Httit ttmttfy to hiH esfin ni-d wife,
Mary i.tt I'oiJett nt( directed hi 5ft
AKUt iy i'hi nii .tjd Kvnirtt.
Clcmenceau And
Poineare Improve
l'Al',it. Oct. fVy flf&rtF-H
clemenvvau h; weathered a a
vv hc h threatened: ' him yesterday
and tuday uomucntly v.hk lo he
j'-ruiiud to (he former HiuniltUiK
VtK'tr ttt hlw UK yean.
t'if t't fiti nt'WH (nun- a to from
the ht-dfc'M" of t-niffct-'ft othr ail-ii.-A
ptat-mar;, M.vymKrnd iotntvirt',
wjio yH(eday mh'wet an ?p
ratton lor a disorder of lv jd
vK rejshm. 1 IokhIIu! ant borM le
Kadi the locmer orcta'dent h;id a.
viy oiot iiiKfit ami "he (h nettluu
rtfonir ejtfreinf iv elj.'
st rnr.v: ctrrnr ro ytt.irr
SAhKM, tt. AtV - -
The f?n W1 of the- tt a'
mejm. ,oari for liwa irxn
will ojien Ml I'vmlktoa :;! Mo-
duy. Ai UK-iuUvitv lh voorl
wia ulUU'X,
TO SWEEP
PANIAGES DENiES
GIRL'S CHARGES
IMuIti-Maiionaire' Takes
Witness Stand in His
Trial Today.
r,os Axasusg, Oct, ti fAin
AteKaiuter C'auUiBes, theater wulfl-
i millionaire charged; with, a statu-'
tory offeiiKo aK(ilnl Kutdco Prih
pltf, wt'hoo (fif'l dancer, rttnd his
lleg?tl rrlmo frwm tho wit?tws
,aind todwy.
i The debonair, .iMmaeuiaie'ly
ftlvewwd- 'untagei eUmhwd into th
I chair ttCtev a Ucfcf Kau(naVtui vC
UiIh muiu Rodluey fauUmea.,. ' . ...
,Jt mis surpciHo move for It
jVifid been 'mHcl(irtted ihftt tho on
( would 'orpitfty -the, .ttrinrt lafr Homn
'teiub t -Hjiio, &jiwiij.v after hit
fuoeuHHtlon that a talw wiiweH, Jay
f Sheridan, had uUemnted 1 vxtorl,
ttuonoy from Ufa Cat tier
The stale, for tho .moment,, uu
j tmivtttty did riot four the testimony.
iitmi when the w itficffK (ttfrmJc
jeti th dp-fenw eftllfd the h-i-ycur
old tbfvwtar f;t& for pxt?fU?
Ulon, It W)i hi fivHi aeraeo
iaa a wtinew In the Is-agthy
I foduey tao Civvx, member of lb
jfnmHr to apuoar lu the trlut pru
ffedhfgf, testified that Sheridan
htii inr&ttetteA its "go to tha din
firiet aii rney" if ho ftof pah?
hotel ma and ex-rw-nviei.
j Tho youth iatifieti hp UAti
J.S'herUluu; "Von tun gw io ih ii
trict attorney or r ta he,"
JVirriagcK hi hi first (cwCCuiony
said itt timt met Mim Huutea
l i'ringb, hi.1 wfrtiw, b( hit offieea
tvvly lasfi. May, Sb watt twine: ttio
fhe, flrrt tiiae aive came W
i office. Cautages wild, 1vp llr
regarding (lu, patHdHiy r p-lacing
tt dance net in which. lio'wiw in
jerwted eniitied "Ttuj Crluev
iiwliywowl."
Soviet Fliers
Leave Oakland
For Cheyenne
eiAKC.ANh. (.. Oil. 2 (AI-
Thi. KuKKhut tuuuulun ,!
ttt,. ann" (ik rr lfi s &:!
A-tofk this limrnfuK roc ('wjicbw.
nxP wrtrprfcircir h(um au IK
fwJjt from Mfw- to Kew fiuk.
A. V. IVfroff. vice t''(rtfrif of
Aini&vx Tmilittz mrpmtiiifitt tit
Vuck, win, oirf )( tVff
airmen. M-tujrua A. WivMukuy,
romninrMfi'1' r (fn- a(n(u; ChilHi
ojoc. promi tiiof. f(or(H
HHYltBftV, ItHKtKtfllll lfHViwtint null
Tapeworm? Came
Of Death of Fish
tvntTt,t?tli fro., fh t, z-i fAi-j
'Yht OKiy tittntc wroMK with (;.
ti- fifth it Hurt thvy tutvf- fjioe-
Thi iafw ?vI,"d
(u u k-iu-r r-4vd iy lr. Wmhm
Kvln, ttBKlniHjti ntuti' iwi-hh offi
cer, from lir. A. K. War! hit?., jih
oloory (irofeHMor at the. uutveisltv
of Mhhiaufi.
td'.MwMif.' f ?rr,i,trff;
t'AHTAtlKNA, Mt'-vli-f, f-t. fA
, i't - ThM Hfn?twtc KJi-t- C.ftTff--j
Jh toiled niKht wi h th-
;' tuolMmi TvivjiAw duriuK ita.
; Itoth Vvefe tiiulfV diUUHTl,
TfCCCC;K KfUiT tS W XHVA'.U
. XKvVt'fKT. Ark., Oct. fAf't
fhree rrrorr were Wmt oad kitted
iitai h fmtrth wofrided in a un
ha?t Je hh h Mtam trvr- a tleht
in il tii tiwayh ,ly;. neur
J hti: Way- - - ... . . -
Idaho Continues
Battle For Two
Rail Connections
Arguments to be Present
eel Bef oi-e L G. a in
Washington the Last of
This Month.
ttOJftK, Ort. 2'J (AP Idaho
v-!i! pwgagsv again i th ami
hitter hu.it ift i'or two isms des-lrfl
railroad cQunccttntva. on. Oct, 25
and SO w-heu armuuctUa wttt ho
ttntK'tttt't hy tha state before the
interwt,if cottimercft commission
in Waahinffion in annp&rt ttf
lieatioaa f-o-r co-strw&tici &f thft
Snuke. river cisvysm road fr&m
ttaiuesteakt to Lewtaton aud, con
alrui'tioa of the Central Gcckou
ro ti ter from Cra no to Crecen t.
Tho Oregon report received a
favt,tblf njmri. fr&tn C-emmto-ioer
MeMiinamy w bo hebi a
heaving In lortlivrtil, Inii llw
Sualut rlvec cauyoix toad waa de
clared uuteuahlQ fotlowtug a hear
Imr iti ?,eiBton. In this case it
w.v deciwred trwttfflclent tmffo
eOHlil b& hvvel&ped ftloff tho zinr
row eSine of tha cayaiv to
Ruwnojl & rallrsMvd.
Vactoua venorta of the. coat of
the. Snatte rtvoc road" Kolvq hooa
madi!, ranging all tho way front
J2S,&ftfV,&fttf to pardtf of $t&&,
&&&,&. Jffeyfi CwmWl'tm
Tim " Central Ores& Ufttio
hvouBht out u sliff'yent renovt,
"Tha construct tan oC a rati Una
extension but ween Crano Oregon
and comtcction tctth tho South
ern I'nrlflc nt, or mar V.rfrac&ni
iiho, Oreoa. by tb& Ors&a
Waftbingion Haiircwa i Naviga
tion comjuvny- i MftaswvUly re
qulcett tu tho (utovcaC of untitle,
con ven le nca ami neceaalty" re
portcfd Commiiwrtonar atcftlarrrtmy.
"ami tho expense ftirolvert thrwVn
will n&t imtwiir tho ability f tht
carrier to perform il duty 4o Um
puUlUs Conal ruction of &xtttn?ion
( ve.cvutrei.t."
( Several ru ilroadH -.wero named
I In the complaint filed hy vrirtouw
wtftttf nt Hitter commisplomt nrt city
orKrtai;itino in Idaho nnti Orasow
bt tlia taiar n-anwa ih& 0,
W, IV A N.' a. aubHidlBry of tbtt
Coutiiueif nil Pngn 4J i
Both Joseph And
Marmix FigM To
Ketain Standing
RTlevnnco coinmlltee of the MuMto
ma h tottnty liar nsHoeiation has
icftTtt'ti to tha itrtt (rtffinmro cortrt.i
th Jiiwhwrmrnt ehwrg-en rr??Pirvi
hy t3-eoKi W. Jah, ff P&rtVn, 1
iiorey, axain-M 'Phamaa Maawis, ;
The atatua of tho Jowph-Mitn.-j
ntK fi'ud uow la tdat each, has rl- i
fmrrttent charKcn aint tho other i
p?fffrl- in titt ttunretttQ court,
Mttnnix hnving fiii ht vttttr
I'rvioaaiy Jeh. had 7dfr t&w j
iahl aaiawi Maaais l?f&r& tha
UKiHi Jowph wvffr&l vlay Ke f
Kvtevuiictv commltteo. of lh hae
at:tor(at(ntu
Juf eott haw been Cited hy the 1
rrpreri(o court to flfpear Nofemfoer
, ttnti how cttnm xriry itt xtooniti j
not he dhtharrM. Aflr-r hia J- j
earai'P Maaalx wili thva iw S
en liKie for a rejsly, Thift will iMi
thf cam- ut lH8.ue. The ti.u.j.tveuu.
( court, hovvevee, wif not tatte teatt- i
t motii uceurdlnK to Arthur Iten- i
ort, tderk of the court. Tt wttt !
refer tho caao to rcfrrc, who '
tltttihtirm Kfiii he rtrrwit jmifttT.
i The rfrei wiii tk tvatlmaay aad j
i w!t hl vevomaM-ailBiioa lo- Ihe j
Mijvreme court. '
I !
Girl Kills Negro
In Selma, Alabama
Hi:i..MA. M:i., 2'J AI
f After jtaeadiap the aisht at her j
! i'W he, 14 vihl Jroaj her, ftv !
I l-lieny u her own, :etoKtFw-w, j
Minn 0,'wthec (turueH, ZU-yeac-ottt '
'daUKhter of a ffelrna fuefory worteer
!; reforned to tho e.'fy fodaj nsr cotm- j
i ty oliiccrtt rted tttvmt'r Andrew
Hrrttiin in M ittrfftiistttin ff thi :
f wtayiai; y?terday J Ki Mf'Ki-- :
I axr, which Mi lhre haa ad J
f mlHed, ' !
Plunges to Death
From Ninth Floor
CItiCAtM, tat. 22 M'l
j taiary V. v'ai?, jwawaRr f tha
, Cvjtaiar aa'alia i5 Aayiva,
J. ellhev hu y le 4 hl Iv.ith
folay frotu thv wUvtU tlcwtv e.t the
I ("ouvvay hut I'ttiit acvona IVotu (he
ci(y halt He left in an alley.
, YnfWK'H officer were irr the Con
ocy htrlrdtffff. rfc vt-mt umrrh'ti
nnti ht fitthfr t-f thrf rhildfM.
S( iHS HACK CfrA.MVJA.V
i,ttlTt,ASJ. tct. SJ (Ai
'i Th chy Mhaat iaard fday wa
' e red a:v H'.J'-tvAyitwjf ihp avtiv
' i'.y f Hovaei" Mes klem., chuivwiav .
(u hahtm; jatuhUm; on ttt?h we hoot
tooftmtt itmueK and auaoumved
i tt'iif potfee tit patrol gafeH fij fhe
; ffctc xtatiiuftt at tttturtr Ktiutvrr to
' to htr iit'tHft'tt 3 tt mi ami f men
v hwn iti tt -him thstrttt-t jtnitiiv y
' with "hiiia hih $."
j IfAt.lJM, ha, S-i (AC Mi.
( W i, frwlu, for f year tuutruu 'X
rtfie Kfote h on p ft at for the tncace.
i retflffncd her tmfftfloi Mortduy he-
VERMIS
Thomas A. Edison Central
Figure in Dearborn,
Michigan Party,
HOOVER EINSTEIN
AMONG SPEAKERS
President Gives Play to
Sense of Huiuar Ger
man Rmeasts Talk
From Berlin.
BIXARBORK, 3fctu Oct. 22
A.pj HavtoK put hehlnrl hrm
one of tho most thrtNtmr d'awr
of his Jife. Tftomff-A. Kdhwn
hia hia& in East Ora-r N
Whs-n h& leaves fc carry
v;ltfe &St'tih.ft marao-cy. o-f a tr?
hutft voiced not onfv ni
of the natlnner hr y""
Hoover bttt lfrrW.r ,i-m
frtr corrrerff ot the wrth.
It trihttte taiA i1 th-
pre-s&ace- tost ijfht &f S-
jvatahis- ss- is-viis't fe.viTe
VavA Jolt. In
an. the (tctteth. tMivor-prv e
hla yerffictioo. Qt fite tneine"
cent light. It had; ar tt irrer
rettin- the evrrtj- Amertcin v
iro VorI itart m-nr-vi-t-fl-hi
3earh&rK frfwMf
T& EtJ-iao-a, pivn- ih?- 5ww
b&n&r at lh- SfwaSwr l"Ki"
ttlt& the jwesotwe of lite nv '
tteut qC tho. Crn.rte.rt Stati -aT-honor
rarely; accorded: a citizen
tt waff an hoar of sap rem
hpttrtefff. It rwiiftrctt itff
inmin&. of Brtiswrt to nti r
in th& fh&& n-f h?ht M M
maklwff, isi th& iwswnea- -f
jrei4len.t &nd oia?y ji&taWev.
utut ac&.uQwCedRe the U'tfeiW,
iaovernt times durttvj? ttxe (itCet
flctvr to wtcdscmrmt Edlsoa camn
wwi- tho itren'kittfr , poVrrt, ifrtc
i'eoaaaiftW -"geeb niKht" j
utayoAt a courasft a rare a hi:
tuveaave Kintua.
1HAH, meh.i Oct. 22 (A
I Th&mas A. KJswrr r cont&ttt
if he has whle-rml ti? h&rtEon ot
wjwiraiarvding and give-n a
tuwwiur of lw,pplncs. to ta& wor.d.
At a dtuaec lo. ht ivtUasl-id
hy President Hoovcc taat nlghr. the
lrtt'mtof" mM;
KKXirtt. lwfdeftt Vacfiow lirtd fftfft-
v&it wiii wae-h &ul to- th foar
trnw &J ih& w&yid. Ii i a
iwwsuaJ ofww'tiin-iiy f&r Jj
preaB. my Xeeji ejAiFeclotlttn. o.!wf
than.fc tu you alt Cvaux the count
Ichsp evidence of year goadwttt. i
thanlt yatf frartt tho hottam at atf
Jrcnrt.
"I w&u-hi i p-mirrasfrjS- at th&
ho-aora that are- htsing heajsed or
i on 4hi aaforsff table Rlat vtere
It ivot (er the fact that Cn ao.aaci.ag
aw. you are alo o.QaQttns that vast
army of thinkers and worker ot
tho past nnd: tfr?tj h-J ffro carry
ing on, wttitarft wham my wacdfc
wtwt-W hsv& go-rw for nathl-fw.
"if I have- parc-rtf- men to great
efforts- aait if oar worlt htt9 wi-tl
cB-ed thp- horla-oa of wan'a a-adt-HiaadlaR
even, e little &a aiv
htm a measut ot happtn.es in. toe
world, I am contend
Thl-ff erporiencn maftes mo cea
Hzf tin twrfr Ww, thitt Amer
haaa are imcTrtrt. nl thlv
ffrawaias pvroi &f i:Jvi s&Wer?
Jwhlloe filSa nit with ratitVMl&. I
thaafc oar j.u-eiftl'len.t biI
"Aa ta tteuty ford, wavd ftro
IfTrtdeaitfate to cxpcewi my feultaita.
1 ran- oty- say ta yott that la tho
fnihtit tififi richest meaning ot tho
ivrm Ije Vfs my fricnti.
"(j-iaMj iRht."
Taik Sr Witty
csivi jvhty to yi- of ht&r
which thp, puhlte eeUleiiv giimjMWjd
I'rcptdeut Hoover ut'tataed that
fhe wildest nmhtfion: ot Tlxomaa A,
KdrfHTr Iff ftcmtrrus' tho electric
t.v-j WftW "to n ilcro the human-rare-
frn thfl t-Mr& of a limy
eiwalajf &it iaiai, scrrthMTjsr P
cufs-dhv dliy suA vveylatiagiy say
fConftmied nn fnst- Elehtl
JAMES COOKE
CHECKS W AT
PENITENTIARY
HA1.C:M, Ore,, OkW AI
fttate orfeau offleiul wil i&fly
that .laiuea l Croofefj, Cavrntr prsi
deor of the defunct hrofeecace firm
of t vtvrhecfc & Cooke C'octCacd,
whit nrriveo the pento ntiary
yittvih?y to lrrr B areren-yeor
-ftie- f&r twheBSfemiTt-. ttotri-d
prchahly IV Wicc worh rrr the
flast jvlwot uatil thiM-e- i &pnmln&
la ciethaj vmhvymeat,
Cooko arrived here ta covw,jy
with hit two Rons Or, ttalah t'ls-h-er
and R HettVentpec. e tfm.
Wrt a !tc mvc irewred lav an'l
awffirrf ttf a "fith eft." Today
h wiii iye- phMwgrapAtfd; frj
lartiiiliarv ami fiag&r-prrrrt rccvtv
will !m wavv
t'wde? tUfs tfwariM.oantK hiws
Coofci'otoAawvlatp that- tvo rwe-ivV
i;oad time credit vvttt he etlg&io
for taro.r"ttfter if oidatual"' "
II01RED BY
THE WORLD