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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE Ha dranite lEumttw barrorr THE WEATHER 'OREGON: Fair tonight and Sat- : miy VtRcwMTiB ctouoy on Vaty roam, valley foKB In tho west por-. tton Thursday morning. Moderate temperature. . ; . -. ; CIT Y EDITION VOLUME XXVII MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1929 MEMBER A. B. C. NUMBER 337 BENEFIT GRID GAME STARTS FIELD FUND Alumni Eleven Defeats High School in Fourth . .Period, 7 to 6. GARITY SHINES FOR OLD GRADS Fair -sized Crowd Wit nesses Holiday Contest Played in Weather 61 Above. ' C'.iilluiiiiiL' urlrtlron whopl of ft p-tst decade nil led again on the ; high.. Hi'hool 'field yesterday nnd, i led by one John Ituymund': Clarity. - Inflicted u 7 'lo G defeat on the IS 2 it Tike r teuin, runner up to Mac-Hi, chumplon of Kantern Oregon. The game, played nt'iioon- for thu benefit of n fund for the Im provement of : the . school k piny grounds and athletic field, attract ed a rah'-Mzed crowd. PluyiMl under, it sun that wanned lip U Grande to HI' degrees the - warme'd ThnnkHKlvlnK day In rec.cn'i years the contest marked the. formal ond of football In this hocUuii of the state, I'Hintl Is Aided ' A n a. result of the Rrld' claHli." "the fund Will be started off with, over ?2Hu, with tv number of American Legion men. lien (led by Ibv .1. 1. Jngle. sponsoring tho alumnl-hlgli school contribution. A 'total of S-lti whs taken In and the only ex pense will be the laundering of lh'! K. O. N. mill I,, .11. K. jerseys. The alumni were very - appreelat lvc of the loan of tho suits.- ' . - JtitUled to a stand-still, during tho flr.st half by a strong . : high school team and then apparently crushed with a Tiger touchdown In Hie third period, tin- slurdy uluiiiK braced Ihem'selvcH and not only shoved over a touchdown, but bored through the line for two yards and the winning pulnt. (.iavUy carried .the hall both limes. line Starts lirive V - The "alumiiN" kicked off tu tin high school US-yard line as the second half opened, line skirting end for I I yards and first down n moment later. After three .plays. the Tigers wore rorced to punt., but : regained msHOrtsloir of the hall 21 yards from scoring distance when Kelson Jntcrccp'ied . an "alum" pa mm. The older men rushed In :i number oT replacements and on the first play Smut, threw Patten for it, yard Iomm. -I toe, however, broke away lo make it first down on the elght-yurdi line on the but-lnes end of a , lateral pans. A reverse netted two yards and the.n Kans plunged through lo the one and i Jialf foot linn, lioe whs held in his tracks on nn attempt, to crash tlm for ward wall, but attni slipped over the goal line on the next rtlfriii-il for a 1 ouch down. . Kay Lynch knocked down an ntlcmpUJ pass 'to Torretice for the extra point fJartty Scores ' v Play see-sawed baric nnd forfh for awhile and t lien (.iarlt.v eon Irlbuled a bcuuliful 2U-yard run around the Tiger end. Kails, how ever, intercepted a long phms tm-ant lor Shirley Price, but Price ilown- (Continued on Pa?? S.) SEAL SALE IS OPENED HERE WITH CHIMES The liKto campaign to alii the National Tuberculosis association through the sale of , Christmas souls, was opened In Lu fi ramie at KM o'clock this morning, when three laps of the oily bell gave the signal for the start of the drive. Klaborale plans have been made by the women in charge of the sale here and In Union county and the outlook for completing the l cal quota during December Is held to be eurouruk'ing. Seals are being nut lied to faml lh'S " In m CJranile, with enclosed envelopes for return of checks made out to Mrs. Ward l-'owler. treasurer, and It Is believed that this plan which has been success ful In other, districts will work out well In l.a tJrande. " Oovi-rnur.il'uttcrson huu endorsed I ho seal sale in Oregon. In a letter received by Mrs, tfafdic Orr 7nrn lwi r, of Portland, executive secre tary. 'M'our orgKiiiKutlon lias al ready accomplished splendid re sults In alleviating the effects nf this dread disease In Oregon, and de.sprves the encouragement and tht co-opcratlon of the people of O remm, in Its future efforts." TIim Had Cross roll cull, which has been under way this month, was seheduled to come to a eloso yesterday, so that It would not overlap the seal sale, which Is an entirely different campaign. - - WKATHIOK TODAY 7:3 a. m. Hi above. Minimum: 23 above. Condition: clear. WKATIIKU YKKTKItPAY Maximum 01, mini muni 20 above." f ontlnn: Clear. COMHTIOX SOW 2V. W2H Maximum 34, minimum 22 above. Condition: cloudy, rain ,01 of inch. Thanksgiving In La Grande Quiet; Weather Warmer Family Dinners and Re unions Feature of Day Auto Accident Occurs In Afternoon. Tbanksgivlng day found La (irundo following the examfde set by the nation's capital and the day passed Into history as one of the quietest in years. . The football gam at noon and an auto col Union at Sixth and X in the curly afternoon, were iilioul the only excitement during the day, and one of these wasn't sched uled. Many futility reunions wore held around n table laden with turkey mid the fixings while others sought reservations In hotel dining rooms for the unnuvil dinner. Olhwa lett La Cinindo, either to visit relatives In oihpr points, or to utlend early football games. , The -weather was agreeably warm, with .a maximum of 01 above, and a clear sky. , The apcident men Honed above occu r red at 1:30 o' c loc k w b e n a car driven by J.' H. Broughlon, ()() 'Washingtim, going west on X avenue, and ;a sedjin driven . by lOarl U. Hughes, rural route No. 2, gidng north on Sixth street. collided. The Itrotighlon car turn ed completely over, landing on Its wheels and. slightly injuring a pas senger, Glenn : Penson. who suf fered face and back Injuries,' Sir Hughes mice, was sprained. Both cars were badly dani'aged. It is reported to, the. police that a light ear cut In ahead of; one of the drivers, causing him to fail to seel tlio otlier uppronchlntr niaclilnc. Baffpipe Artist Will Play Here Next Wednesday Ualdy SI rang, wdl known throughout tlio middle western states and tho east, as a bagpipe a rt 1st, is ma king t on r of Hie nurthwest. lit present and having ... ....... f..,. ,.v- i.-niilr lt'n.l- nosday evening, has been boolc-d for an entertainment in Ijh. unmui!. Ilagpipe artists, as Is well known, arc very Tew and far between these days, so much so that their ap pearance la-always considered quite a novelty. . .Mr. Strang, while not so woli Unora In the northwest, is t ,0 n,Cotlnit,of.rumfliLja. : I'aKO Ira. .. .. very well known ospoclnlly In tho mn No. '. anil lis nu Miliary, rilneliiB, (llrectcd' bv'"lilli: Wll llilddle west. . . r. m; V, V.. Wcilnesiliiy evenliv; Hams. . As a. purl of his program, Mr. , n; k. ' of 1'. .ball. Mark W. I Invocalion. Itny. Mall K. Will I Is. IHtrnni; fives a Marry l.auuei i -; jview. In eosttiiue. which Is reputed lo be tile liluhpolnt In Ills proKium. lie Is a very clover imitalor and noes all ol Ills cuaracicr ma se-up . Ijefure Ills auuience. jn ills pm- pnny are inuslclans, who conlrlbuto pi0( ennip lilslorlun and corrcs lo the prouraiu plnyinir several dlf- p0I1deni. rerent. Inslrumeiits. Tho proui-am j .KdIIowIhk' " the move slurled covers a. wide varloly of enlerlaln-;. )V th, simnlsh War Velerans. nicnt Willi Ihe cinphasls laid on. when two of llielr inenilifi-M visited Ihe biiKplpc and otlier reuliires ln.,,)0 lllst ,n(,,.,m f t. Alnerliaii Kilties. Mr. Klruns heads Ihe comlpany of arllsts known us the Sunset nil - isls and the slop otr In l.u lirnndc nevt 1 cilliosuay. miiKCS opportun- Ity Tor nn enlerialnnient in inr evening' at Ihe .Methodist church. Sportsmen Will ' Meet Next Year At Wonderland MM I, Ore.. Nov. fSpccUI) ..,,,., ... , JOSEPH. Ore.. Nov. fSpccUI) -The HClo stale convention of the 'lllion of the Zaak Wiilloi. l-em-uc or A.nierica w )l meet t 11 low,, lake . o II. accurdliii; to II. M. Dullols. lieiCKIlie imi i u.e I . a coa ,c. . wno cxienoeo a n in viui i ion in ik liulf of Wallowa county at the re cent slate convention In Portland. Mr. JJul.lolH. who attended with (Joorge lingers, of Kriterprisc, was honored by being elected seero- lary-treasurer ami director of the stuto league for the coming year. Plane Crashes In Mountains, Report US ANOKUOS. Nov, J!) (API Officials of the Weslrrn Air Im press hen- said they were advised this afti-rnoon by Sheriff Hutchin son or Inyo county. California, that a NYvitda Airline plane crash ed Into the mountains I X miles north of Independence. Oil., In the Hlcrrn Nevadas. YACATIO.V rOlt WIYlvS? WASHINGTON. Nov. 2! (AP) A two week's summer vacation Is suggested by James J. Davis, sec ro'tury Oi' labor, for some real busy, efi'leicnt executives, to-wit. wives of workinilliien, the greatest busi ness maimnei-H n the world, who In their occupal Ions of wife, mother, nurse, housekeeper, .(,uk. luundres.', seamstress, shopper, fin ancier and master of trade, coui- ! bine the patience of Job. the wls ! dom of Solomon nd th commup I senyo of Lincoln. i kaii i-oit riNiii;it.n:N ISI.K A l-A rliOSSK. Sask., Nov. i '2 (AP)- With a :ta mile an hour 1 gale from Ihe Arctltt tundra whlp-plui,- the falltng ii)i)v into a Idl. yjrd. anxiety was lcing felt for the welfare of the fin f ibt rmen who b'Tt here three days ago In t wd group for nori hern f iMiin? Iakc. Tho rKhermcn. who headed for : lliw narrow , ac'ording to dog tn usher, had practkally exhausted the sou' 11 tupply uf food they had purchuKtd licit. HOUSE READY TO PASS TAX CUT MEASURE Hawley Predicts Adoption of Resolution Before First Week Ends. INTRODUCTION TO BE NEXT MONDAY Senate Leaders Have An- '" ''w hninnnn or tuo .nim- i a T-iij i. nr-ii fl""""" oiiniiulllee. nOUnCe.U An MtOrt Wlll Smoof iln-lNlim l rrk'nnlcd iib Be Made to Expedite 1 1110 ky 11,0 'k'i'"'"' pi"- n j; rn I 11 ft'fult. Kennloi' WntHnn of l aSSage Ot Bill. lnillnmi. In osp..cli.(l lo ., mimic as I party leailcr. "Whihoii woulil htlvn WAKHlNr.TON. Nov. S! (,M' la'i'U next In lino tor tlliilrnian ot Clialnnan Jlnwlry of the house j th liniiortnnt finance cominlUco wayH and inrans committee jn-e- i 'hleh iianilleH alt revenue leu.lMlM ilicleil toilay the liouse woutd mlopt I tion hail Hnioot taken over tlie n resolution to aulliorlzt tlie f 1 lill.- j apiiroprlationa t'onimilteo leuder iiiiii.iiiiii lax reiluolion mi 111211 in-.hlp. eoiueii liefon the end of tho flrM j Tho chitii'muntOlip of tlie appro week of tlie regular HOHsitin, j pritilinns Krouji wiih ninde vacant The resolution, llawiey said, i Just week liy I lie denlh of Francis would bo Introduced Monday and K. Warren of Wyoming, tlio lie would call u ineetlln; Tiiesday I "1'ean" of the senate, oi" the ways and means com inf. tee, Senalor Watson returned to Ills HearliiKS. he added, prohahly would I ofrlce today and henna cntiNulllr la short in view or I he approval o( lions with tho parly leaders pre Itio reduelinn liy ihc adinlnlstiation i paralory lo maiipini; out plans for and leaders or both parties In both Mho rc-ular session. Willi Senator houses. Ijoni In line for the chairmanship . Aft Wolm-siliiy or 'I'lnirsiljiy of the appropi lations eomnijllee. In the eveiit the house Id ' It appeared likely that Menalor .Mc- ugren to consider the resolution Wednesday, under unanimous con sent, withuu't waiting for the eom mlllCH I'cnnrt. It nrohublv would bo approved that day. he said. Other- wise It would be brought up Thurs day Sy action. Senate leaders have announc-d an effort would be made to cxpe- (Coutlnued uu Tago 4) CAMP NOMINATES MARK GOODWIN 'Veterans of Spanish War and Auxiliary Have Meeting. Nominations for 1!St ' officer1 m'iiu tliA nifiln tniMlnniut t ni iimiu t ixl ftiiudwtn was uomlmiled an com-1 nll,n,,.,.. ,j. (L pn,.y as senior vice eomniiind.-r: Savin Alexander audi (.onMOr f,. j. vice eom- )nnn((,). alid K. It. Huron for i li'iislon r.esrti. ff. (rule was nn- .M.eKlon. in tin spirll of greater co- ( 1,,,,.ii,ln Uelween th vnrlous vet - . or ,, oiKanlzalloiis, livo members ' r ,1P Ainerlcan l-etlon post. Sen- . ,ol. VrQa Klddlo and J. A. (IJernio. were visitors. Interesting talks ! Announcements, Kupt, J, C. Con were made by them stressing an py. even greater- co-onerntlon than ItT"' "",w"'" vt't0,'""s "' Senator kitiiilc s talk regarding tin origin of the American l.c-, gion, in which he sluied that a son "Wright. of a, Spanish "War Veteran. Col. i Uoimd tabic discussion of perrn I Theodore Uooscvelt Jr.. and a ancnt reeords; music for credits. ISpanish War Veteran. Adj. tien. t ...ht. 4 IlflllI1.r -l,Itt . ,,. n.,. a,,,..!,,,,,. i,. ()(. t ,,,,,., , ,,, ,,, ; ,:. . ,.,. A Kal ii mi Invitation was exlended , .,,. f lhc , mil Army ,1 i.r tho lteptlblic and to ihe vele or the I nr in ti Wars to become lloll-i ornrv members of .Iam.es 10. Page It whim reported thai the camp had officiated at the recent funeral nr Miristbin Kotford. an Indian War Veteran, of the Itlack Hawk war. A firing so,uad of Spanish war veterans officiated and An- . drew honey Jr., of the American! Degion sounded tups. The meeting was followed by luncheon served by the women of tlie auxiliary. ' Scientific World Watching Byrd's Flight to Pole With Great Interest WASHINGTON. Nov. 2!l (AP) Coiiiuiamler Ityrd's effort tmlay to comtuer by air ihe rugged Ice bar riers that have defied all but two explorers was being wolehi-d by scientists of the National Geo graphic Society with the hope that It would provide long desired In formation iibout the lIMIe known southernmost tip of the earth. All hough the Lindbergh and subsequent oceanic flights and the trip around the world of the Graf Xeppelln. as well an Ityrd's own dash Into the Arctic for success ful flight across the North Pole, bad left but few new I brills in pro-pect for a via I ion rnl hushed s, the present flight once more l!r r d the imagination of the aviation world and the hopes of those whose main interest Is completion of h" map of the globe. OfflclalN of the geographic said the society regarded the flight as llyrd's fourth expedlllon of inter na I tonal geographic importance Jixiffg Hwk wtttt ttw MticMilhift Arctic expedition: his own North Polo flight, and his flight across thf Atlantic: nn the other three. The difficulties of the new chap ter In aviation history being writ ten In the burren southern area Reorganization Of Senate May Elevate M'Nary Oregon Senator Expected To Become Assistant Party Leader, Post Now Held by Jones. W'AKIIIXin'UN, Nov. 29 (AIM Senator Kinnnt, of Utah, announced Ilortny he pveferven to retain the chairmanship uf the finance emu mitteB in the rcorKiinlZiitUin cif tho sennle republican cuinjnitlco as signments, , thus opening tho wnv (for Scnntoi' .Ioihn, uf WtiNliluutoii Nary of OreKiin, would become nsslslant pnrty leader, a post now held by .Jones. SoinY illrricultles are ill sIkIiI rnr the I'action-split republicans ill the senatit In welding together an or ganlftition Tor the regular session. The western Independents have de manded a man for the finance committee, and Senalor 1 jiFollette of Wisconsin Is their choice, Stmnlor turnout fwvc notice Ihtil (Continued on Pnge fi TEACHERS TO MEET NOV. 30 IN ENTERPRISE KNTKIM'KISI-:, (HP., Nov. I'll Wallowa county unit of the O. S. T. A, will bold an Institute Satur day, Nov. SO, at Knternrlse. The ' program, follows: . 'I 1 T. liwln li lirli ,(ln ntl iirolmsi- Uemlini;. Mis. I.. (.. WHllnttW. (ireetliiKS. Hupt. ,1. C. Conley. 10:1111: Address (subject selected) It. li. Inlaw. ll:lill: Iiepurlmeiils tirades tassenilily hull), l'l-imary, reading, Mrs0JJaisy 1.. Seolt. Inlerniedliilu: liuiftuuj,'e, ' Mfss ( ' In rn. Davis. Illirli si.-hool (rouiu 1-1), licrn A. Wiluhl Itotiud Table discussion of Krad- nitf ttystein; Iraliscripl ot credits, l:r, .Music, hl;h school (,'lcc club. ) Sonir. Mrs. A. K. I'arker. 1 Departments: (trades (asesmbly hall). Advanced arithmetic, Oiin .Mor- gan. High school (room I I), Hern A. . 2:30 ntiness meeting. i,r. i v. i i i..- ' " ' ' " ' I Qlt UUBIwre ill Ulluc, Hoy Badly Burned AI.1IANV. Ore ..Nov. ti (AP) -Ut,-r l"nring gasoline from a glass Jr ver u smoublcrlng fin- in Ihn "ve of parentH' home. Krnest Mop-hind of North Albany wiih recovering today in a. hospital from first degree burns, When the gasolinn exploded young Morebind. 15, carried the flaming Jar oulsble to keep Ihe bouse from burning. Neighbors ran lo his aid. wen; stressed at length by those at geographic headquarters. They pointed out that to explorers t he northern end of (he earth was known us t be "friendly Arctic" while the opposite end of the world had been given the name of the "unfriendly A nt a relic," and t bai its frozen tracts were devoid of much of the animal life so abun dant, in the northern climes. "The Antarctic undertaking," a statement by the society y-iiltt, "Is faced with difficulties far different frtm thsf civ-iiii'rrt hy thf commander when ho successfully flew bts plane over the waste and barren regions of the North Pole." The society's topographers said that In Ihe laud around the south crnraost part of t be earth Ifyrd would be forced to na vigal n Ills plane over a jigged mountain -bain with peal's rising from 10, ooa to l.'t.nao fed. I n st i -ad of I he summer vcgfita -Hon of the arctic with Us pb-lureK-ffcc t'lfktutu tniafji(sii.-, ihc geo graphers. ' pointed out that the region about the South Polo was mostly barren of plant life and without human hihuhilarVe and even animal life because of Its hevcre ctl'isyte. .. j 'WAY DOWN SOUTH IN DIXIE! HPT. i IvnC 4 'Mils Is mi approprhilc limit to ivcelvo Midi n piclure, cspe rlnlly uflcr experiencing; a 'rhiiiiksnlvhiK day In lai (;ivinde Willi tlie nieiviiry lit (II ahnvo, Just about nil iiH-lliuc record. It iloi-sn't snow ol'leu In Dixie, Inn Mlu-ii It does, wlm (vimliln't envy I he snow man when I lie builder Is cliilrniliiit Itulli jMlller, of Memphis, Tenn? lice smile testlNcs to her (lellhl In Kins Winter's recent, suriirlso visit, when Memphis wnsoveccil with a white blanket five Inches deep, the heaviest November snow In 'III yours. Russo-Chinese Controversy In Tangled Shape liy Tho Assoc hi ted Iipss) Tho Husso-Chinese controversy over the Chinese Kusloru vuUvvuy for Ihc present was shifted frqui warlike activities In Manchuria to it verbal bombardment-: between Moscow and Nanking as to Ihc ex act stutux of negotations looking toward a petllement. Out of tho Intense confusion of denials, countnrdcnlals,; churgen tind uounler eliai-tfofl, thd, following fuiit 'iMuorgtMl! ' . f ' "'' vr- "" Mankinft'' cinplmtlcally denied that, Manchuria' whh negotlal Ing In vivwwdntly Vyy vi w-uiiumt with the Soviet, government The Nationalist rorcign oN'ice In sisted tiiat It had sent a note to Moscow containing proposals for a. HI mi - J u ssiu u Joint commission to investigate border condlllonH and for, withdrawal of troops by hot h sides 'to at least llili ly mjles from the front lei-'. In evi'nl of rejection "tin- Nation alist government will bo pt-eparCN lo meet Soviet moves accordingly." Moscow insisted (hat negotiations with Mukden were going forward and charged I hat Nanking, to thwart these,. was seeking Interven tion by the powers, , ' ! 7. XT ni hi, officlat Soviet organ, declared that t lie "Imperialists" wore pocking to Intervene In order to "stretch out an arm tu the Chi new KaHtoni railway." Meanwhile, Washington, which has been in communication with other powers lo determine If any thing could be hone, nwnlled the outcome of I lie Nanking noli; to MuseoW. L r,r.Ni-:v,, Nov. tu (aci - fn. W'n Kai-S'-ng, permanent Chinese delegate to the league, of Nations, tonight received a. telegram from Ihe nationalist government slating that Nanking and Moscow had agreed lo negut lain directly wit h each mlmr In an effort to settle the MiOwhuHnvi vHwW. Pola Asks Divorce From Her Prince PA HIS, Nov. 2ti fAP -Counsel for Pola. Negri, film star, whoso real name is Appnline Chnlupcc, today Nled a petition for divorce against Prince Serge Mdvlanl. The grounds given were Incom putthutty, and Instances of clashes In temperament between the film player and the prince were recited. Eight Babies Horn Thanksgiving Day POltTLANH. Ore.. Nov. 2!( (AP) - II may have llccii ThnnkHgl. lug to some people, but to the honor able and' venerable Mr, Stork II was j:ist Thursday- work day. My tin- time iiionI Port landers h'ld completed garnishing I he lusl bit of white meat from the wish bom- mid drumstick-. eJ,ht ))bhft, Hix of them boys, hail been born In Portland hospitals, The Hiork made lis initial holi day call by prcxcjnihg a daughter to Mr, and Mm. K. I Memhe. hunt oiMKhi i:mo ihks OSI1KOSK, Wis,, Nov. VJl Alice Washburn, 'JK, one of the first comediennes of the cinema, died at her home here yesterday. M t tttKH r v ff;.vff.rrro. PKNOLKTON, Ore.. Nov. 211 (API II. M. Hess. :U, ended his Mfo bete today by gulping pot no n In a roont,i iK house. Police found him dying hut he refused to give u reason for his act. BYRD STARTING FLIGHT TO POLE Taftes Off From Little America in Antarctic . On 1600-Mile Trip. ' ; NL'IW YnitlC. Nov. 29 (AP) The New York Times, the St. Irfiuls Post-ldsputch nnd the newspapers affiliated with them In publishing reports from Commander Richard 10. Hy rd'H .Antarctic expedition to day Smttouncnd. ..that.. cnmjnaiHler liyrtl 'toiik off frotn his Imwe lltlle America In the Auttircllc at llillli o'clock yesterday afternoon ( HnL'li p. in.. New York lime) on a l.fihn mile 1 1 lull t to the Hotilh Pole and lmek . t-: 1 Commander Ity id, who Is flying with Herat Hlaclien as pilot, with Harold dune as radio operator and Captain Ashley C. McK'lnly as photographer in Ihe hip trl-niolor-e.d ali'iiltino ho to . to tho Aril arctic, expects to be In direct entu .ntunlouliou iVritighnul the flight with tho New York Times radio station In New York, as well as witli his base, and will report his progress as ho goes. If all Is well with him, he should return to. his biiso before 2 I hours havo etapsod. BAKER LIONS CLUB IS GIVEN ITS CHARTER I: A K Kit, Ore. Nov. 20 (Special! This musical exhot'lal Ion from ihe menacing mouths of :iTi bab bling baby lions having been ren dered wllh v.fHi, the tender Haker tlftt Mix Initiated Into tttt mynti'rtvH of Jungle lire ami Its members won their spurs as full-grown, roaring and ferocious forepawK of the linker Lions club at a. formal char ter presentation and banquet at tended by 20(1 persons lit 1 Inlol Haker Wednesday night. Walter LnnstuK eecved uk toawtuuintyv at the banquet which opened al 7:1(0. President W. It. GooduoiiM in troduced rcpresentii lives of Lions clubs from otlier cities of stern Oregon, and messages of congratu i la ( Ions upon the inauguration of j the Haker dub were read. Sidney L. Thdjmpsou. of La i (1 tu nde, deputy district governor of Oregon formerly represented the e)wirtir and acceptance was mode ny rresuieni. t toouuougn. and their wives were In attendance at tlio c barter night parly. The. La. Grande club was Ihe first or ganized In this district and spon sored the Haker organization, Richland Man Hurt In Car Collision HA K Ivlt. (tie.. Nav. . 211 (API Charles Hill, Klehland. was injured Kivurey today when his automo bile crashed head 011 with another automobile operated by I'Yed Kutftitttmt, tiuitw-ftyl on th f 'arson road as Ihe drlvi-rs wen- attempt ing to pass a truck. HIM sutrei-icl lun In'-. ';-,, tibM, HevevK cuts and bruises and was brought to a hospital here, .M r. jtiud Mrs, looiman and 11 woman I companion suffered senile he and j lll'lllM!. I l.lt.Mi; NKVUIN HTAHK i CHICAGO. ,ov. 2!' (Al'l i;rnle Never bad some great days when bo played f tiltbiu k tor Stanford, but none belter I ban be had in t leading I hi Chicago Cardinals to a 40 to 8 victory over tlio Chliayo Hears for tho city pro foutball chuniplonuhlp ycitlciUay, Train-Car Smash Near Roseburg KillsTwo Men Third Is Seriously Injured Imrteen Persons Lose Lives in Boston Area Yesterday, UOSUmnUl, Ore.. Nov 20 (AP) Struck a Klituclcus blow by a Southern Pacific train, , the uuto mobile carrying three men crashed Into a telephone pole near hero yesterday and killed two of the ocottfiantft attd injurorf eectouniy trio third. The dead: lialph Hell, 35. Iloaehiirg. Hurt Custer, 50, Roseburg. Tho Injured:. John Simpson, 22, Salem, Ore,, i Simpson suffered a broken let; ttiul. lunvAV. iftiyvleH vfVkft.Vw nutonvohllo was deinollshod. Bell is survived by hut widow and small daughter and Custer la survived by one son, Merle of Portland. liOKTON DEATHS 13 ' . TiOSTON, Nov. 20 (AP) Thir teen persons lost their lives In this soctton yesterday, and one fire citUHcd damage of $2,000,00", In tho worst tragedy of the day, three small children of Mr. and Mvj, Villi? fc"ns "in. VwHin ol Aii8iiin, drowned after breaking through thin ice. Attempting a rescue,, Mr.i. Parlln was pulled from the water by her 11-yeur-old son, jUeavllt, and was In a critical condition.. . A locom.otlvo struck an automo bllo at Salmon Kails, killing two brothers, Alfred ,1; Ntideau, 30, and Omer, 2(1. Automobile acci dents accounted for the other fat alities which were recorded In Somervitle, Uoxbury, 'Wtitortun and Wprlnglictd. TIIHKK KIMKT COHHAN IRISH FRKI3 ST AT 15, Nov. 211 (AP) Three workmen wore reported kilted and J li seri ously Injured today In. an acoldnnt aboard the hulk ot the liner Cel tic, which Is being dismantled. She grounded In Cobh harbor. Bodies Of 75 Doughboys Are Brought Home -. . . Ily'l'mll Itymi (AHHorliitcd. ITi-b S.ttl'f Wrltnr) tfttW.-WUK. Nby. 2 (Al)1 Tiie .'.jHHpn ar.vAiiinritJitn i)iaiBi-K whu- piiilmfKfii for llio World vtnr while tho nation Bang 'Tim YiinltH Willi don 111 whero KlliBBlnh i-Ivi-i-h orpfp townrd ' tll ArctU' circle'. L-nnu Imck tu the iHiinRlund tudHy to Imir-nliifrcHl rliiXH, a l?-gun Hiiliitc, nnd fnnorul niUKlc. Tlio bodlpH, rp.novorcd from five fronlH In tin- itiiHNluii province of ArchtinK'-l, worn Hkiho of nicn wlio roll In l!il8-l'J, while. HlM'Vllltt Willi tlm Milled conllniftMil. Hcnl. to Kuanl ililliill"h al ArclliuiBi-l, find prnvcnl Iho Goriimnt) from rHiiiiiiiHiiinif a milinmrliHt Iiiiho on till- dnltii of On- Dvinii rlvor nftcr collttimi; of tlie UuKiiltin Kiivcrniimnl, Detroit, honoring In imrtlculnr nn'iiihera of Die 33)lth ' Jnfnntry, "J)on-olt'H own," the Hi lit o or Mlclll un, from which mom of tlm men enllKtnd, New Vork Hlute, ulld New York city Joined Iho federal bov ernmcnl In tribute, Sue Carol A Wife Since Last July x f MOMjYWOOI.), Cnl., Nov. '-' ''iu fllni world bun vnlflod 11H MUHphdoim thin NIcholtiH I'rulK li nd KrvHyn L(dnnr Kollff uro one. Whh'h ini-nim tlml Nick Hin ii rl and Hun Carol. Iovi.th on tin if'H'f-'ii, it rn married. Vhi'y havn horn Mr. and Mrw. Hlnro July, and nine' Ihon hnvo Hiild ol'ton Unit limy urn not ouKniTi'd. Wnuhnu f!nnmntirifst Debt $10(IO,000sHOOTS WIFE MINNKA IH. Nov. Vi (AP) A preliminary report of the re celveiHlilp or the W. M. Kutdiuy rompiiny nnd H h HiihHldliii'lifH riled In fedmil llHirict ourt tndny. hUuwh iuleUUUivHH (it Itu.tttU.uuu! dlHeovered Uiuh fur iiKnltiHt t h" I'llhllo rillilleH CoHOlldiiled cor- j purutloii. n holdliiK corporation fori public utility properlleM. ' Oregon Families Menaced By Fire M A 1 1 H 1 1 K I K I , I ). O rt-. N ov, " : (Al) I'liuiilleH In Ihe I'urt (trford lodny to he f'M-HiikliiK Ihelr honiew with TorcHi firm In ( oh and Northern Curry eoiinlleH thrculen luK luniher cnmpH. llinlier nnd lirHen With rut tiU'u of hurnlK out. .MtlifiMh luforiiuiilon 1m meaner fmiu thr rcnioic hpotn uf Ihe two (iiiiIIcm where hiiiulred of foroMt fire riKhteiH are hitttltmr numpr uiim hliiKen. a cull for help whh re-i-elved here front the powcrn wee .Missio.vAitv iu;i,i;asi:i lIANKtW. Nov. rj (A I') Mrs. (irfcur H el lent ad, Amerlciin mln Hlonnry who wua kidnaped by baii dltK yt'Hlerday at her home In Hln yeh, MutilhwoHt llomin province, was relenwd lnnt night nnd re turned lo tho Luthurn mUlon at slnVph' ' t ' 'J WINTER COLD GRIPS EAST AND MIDWEST Duluth, Minn., Weather Drops to 26 Degrees Below Zero. SOUTH TO HAVE FREEZE TONIGHT Pacific North west Has Unusually Mild Weather ; While Rest of Country Shivers. . . . 'NOKTIIWKST BAMIY Whtte the rest of tho country shivered In wlntor weather, Iho raoirie Northwest In enjoying an unsually warm late November. Ycnterdny the maximum In La Grande was 61 abovo, Medford 00, Baker 60, Poctollo 64, Se attle 60, Yakima b'i and Walla WnHtt ht. Other temperalurea over tho nation follow: Minne apolis 10 above, Chicago ,18, KansaB City 32, Now York 40, Kan KranclBco and San Dlero Ti, Snorainento 70, Winnipeg 8 below, and Galveston 64 above. l.'HIl.'Aao, Nov. 29 (AP) Blnnlc wlntor, arrived boforo his tlmo, waved a cold blue hand ovor tho central states today and signaled a. to vjoTia toilo a huiWio about stoves and, radiators. , Mercury shrank to zero roglonit, resting there desnlte a brilliant November sun and showed overy Indication of slipping down to oven lower levels tonight..' . :: One.inan wns frozen to death In . Wlsconiiln nnd the doath of a'bnliy 111 Chicago was attributed to heart disease super-induced by tho cold. Jiuluth, Minn., for the second . succeuslve day was the coldest upot on this side uf tho. Canadian bor der, and again Whlto Klver, On tario, was tho coldest on tho gov ernment, weather inup with.'n minimum of 28 riernca Iwloir ac re. It was 10 below at Duluth'n low point, .while Devil's Ijike, N. I)., reported 12 below; St. I'aul, 6 below: Winnipeg,-20 below- iinr,: lieadi .Minnn lj l)tilowi:iMilwaultue, 4 below; Chicago, I- abovo zero; (i below, at (lharles Cltyi'-Ja., and 2 above at .Dew Mottieo, ' Ohio's ' coldest Novoniber bllsfi mird since 1887 claimed two lives lust night and today, one by freez ing and the other by fire. f'offce sfaftons In Chicago shel tered 700 homeless men. Tho tein purnlure was expected to' drop to 0 blilow zero here tonight.' Thor inometer reailings of zeio to' 4 be low were reported front tho sub urb:'. -.. YMAt lV.Tnr,AT TW-PniLY WAHHINOTON. Nov. 29 (AP) Alter unvorul indoclulvo skirmlahurt with auluinn. winter today had be- iBiin Its rirt KfliUiral offenHlvo, wJlli mild li'miiemturpH nnd soft breezes rolrunUnK ho rupldty that a grenerul rout whh predicted by the weather huroiiu ton lull L . "Tlw ooldenl weather of Iho sea Hon," the roreeatd wild, "will pre vii 11 finite generally tonight, with free'lnfr loinperalnri: aa Cur aouUt iih Houlhern Ooorfrla and poaatblu cxlretnu northern Florida." SoiiH' , comfort, however, wafi : neen In the prediction that them mitttd ito a rofurn to HOinowhnt higher teinpiM'atiiroH Katunlay aft ernoon iih far tiiHt nn thu Appa lachian reKlon, with the weather growing wanner Htinduy tu all sec tion! etiHt uf tho M inninslppl river. STOHMS, l'LOOns IV KtUiOPK iott, Vof-iim Nov. AVl StorniH and flood h wcro rnglnij (Continued on Pae 41 AND SELF ON THANKSGIVING r'llICAfio, Nov. i ( AP) There, viow tv,u .wo'.lvvft (twwV Vowy tt explain the ThunkHKlvlnj? day drniblt- tragedy In tho Gold Cooxt apart uient of the J nines liarrctt PatilcyH 111 health and market lOHHOi, Pauley Hhot hlH wife as she Sat s or U i uk a v. ronword puzzle. 11 n then entered the bathroom and kilted hhtiKctr with the same re volve.'. t Holh hud bft-ii in III health for Heine time, and there waH evldencn Hint ibey had Htiffcred heavy Iomsch In Ihe mock market. Girl Fliers Spend 42 Hours In Sky M Ll'lttiPOl-ITAN AlItroKT, I, ok Anneh', Nov. 2 (AP) Kcllp kIhk their previous piark of IK hnurn nnd 2fi mlnutcH Mn the air, but. falling way nhurt of their nn noil need Intention nt establlhln(, a new world's record for refueltiiK rtnf m anrn flight, Hohhlc Trout ; I .on AiiiteteH. and I: II nor Smith. New York, ghi fllera brought theJr Huniu-atu blpliine to earth at 3:45 ii. in. after 42 hull ni and five inln utei; uloft. The now mark, how ever, Im In liMOlf a record uh MImm Trout und Miwt Smith arts the flwt women filers to attempt a refueling uuduranco performance, - t
