La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 30, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- TEN PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE C I T Y EDITION THE WEATHER . OKHVUON'i tli'nomlly fair low nlKlit and Htindny but cloudy ur ftKKy nmr tho cougt, temiieruturcu holow nuriiiHl. . VOLUME XXVII MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920 OARS OVER SOUTH POLE $861,830 OF 1928 TAXES NOW PAID UP Steady Stream of Checks and Cash Comes Into Sheriff's Office. FIGURE COMPARES WELL WITH 1928 Taxes Will Become Delin- que.nt 'First of Febru ary, After .Which Inter est. Is Charged. . Tax payments continue to conic "e sliiilcnts from the TlmnksKiv In at the county sheiirrn office, ' Inn holiday. acllvlllcH or the vil li nil nt present, nearly as much ' rlous committees will be Intcnsi moncy has been collected ns was ' fled. tulcnn In diirliw' ' 1fi? will, month to go. u round $4,000 . will ! under the leadership of fihnn HurnnHS the fornw-total.. , . -Crawford of Wallowa mid Cllon AeoordlnK to . officials , In tho jHundorsoii of I.a Grande, Is do sherlff'ii office, there have hecn winirifr and constructing; all of Ihe $siil.830.44 paid Into the county's sctiinff.s i(.d. In Tact, the entire coffers for 'tuxes strico the first of i production' Is unlmic In that all of this year. Taxes, although ."Nov. 5 was the hwt dqy to pay, without h penally, will not become Ueltn - iiucht until the first of February, bo that several thousand dollars in current revenue is still expected. After the taxes become delln- uuent three per cent interest is ,oia .lohnson of Wallowa, has de charges, ft is announced today. J signed and Is nmking all of the Kignres show thut the 1 27 costumes used In the play. This is ihiiu in i..-, aniounie,, , $Sft.r.8.27, which is onlv ?3.7fif.83 11 - ",sl .vr-- wuii ano.ner , Tlu. t.mmitco )r0perlies. month In lfl-jy inUvhich to nmko wni, Hethmyri Milter of Ituar.lman payments. f- . as chairman, has bc-n nt work for The. excellent retord of this year scvor!ll W).L.kH 0,jlniIllllJ? rurnltun, indicates to obsc.'volM that Lnlun 1(I1(J olnrr xu.QrXX characteristic county s( financh.l condition at of tho R.riod , wnU.n ,.,, t.olnr(y present is in. to usual standards. is H1,IM10H(l(, ,0 ,mvo talu.u Iacc. 'U V 'nttinsr Iikms . lUl amndu merchants have been ScWiiMJi torcHllni: fticlH linvo veFy KonvroM n thl.lr co.op(.r(l. heer. Uy.io. . about the mf. , Uon'wMth Miss Miller's committee, payments. Just nhout hu f.of- he it i.... u. - revenue is received through the ' "M , " rIIWl"; ' 41,IV,,,H, , in;.ll.,.nd occasionally th-re Is a J. ' V . ,s "i"1" omin 'tl;' stight.,,ijstake in the amount sent H,m1'? " ''a ?m'l1de in. which, rertulrcs the return of the inU,ia " l1n,"",vo ,s Hlnlc.nent .flnd cheek to the tax-; ln iml 1 l'k';1- Uuts "unpaign payers lhA U or shd liiay cor- "'J an ",uirl1 1 ;;JWwT reet It st(rneT and made by the art clusHe.i Not'nmnv people bring sliver , ""e'nppe:mMl in downtown busi nm) bills in tho KiHM-iff nrrleo i ,H'SS "ouses to slltuulate Interest in m..i,.iu f.u r i.n... i.ui. by.check, and let 1 lie bunks bundle' tin? iruincy for them. The largest: percentage oT luxes aro paid on I lime, that Is, half of It during the j spring and the remaining half In j the full. Sirunge though It may seein. Ihei first' persons to pay taxes fur Un- i bin county I his year were three 'persons whose a ild res is given us -lit .V; Tbigii street. Ithaca. X. Y. They are Kred Miller, J. II. Miller Jelo, of Union county, was second. None of these were among the first to pay lust year, when II. H. and Do vie Stokes were the first to pay their laxes. TURKEY TOSS WILL BE HELD Tni-flylM high, but I've got a feeUn I'm fallinV turkey gobler inlghl liuiii lu himself ( if turkeys j hum) the afternoon of Heceuiber 2i. when from 25 to 5(1 of them will be tossed from one Of the up per windows of Ihe Sacajawea Inn in a big turkey toss, sponsored by 1 he business men of I.a ti ramie. From 1 to '.I o'clock t hese la rge tui-ks will float down to the pave, inent. where La. t; ramie citizens will vie for Ihe free birds, nml a represent alive of I lie I'm the Kllm company will p hoi o graph the scenes In motion pictures. A similar t urkey toss was held hist December and 'was very suc cessful, w 1th a large crowd of people rulhering for the event. AVMATII Ktl (H TMH)K SAX KUAN1SI(, V. .10 (AIM The weather oullook for Ihe week helnninic Owomlicr 1st. an 11011 nerd here today ly Ih't I'niti'il Slates i;alher hurenu t ftdhiws: l-ar Western States: The out 1 01 1 k Is . for fiilr wn t her at I In lining of the week, prolmlily louoweu hy raliiM in the .nrin . Pacific StateH which will extend later to California and tho plateau rcyloni. Tempera turew moderate .1. ;. iioi.m iii:s .1. ti. Ilulm. formerly f I'" ( !ra mle, died at the hom.e of his purenlH No. I't at. tattle I- Minn.. II whm learned here today, lie left fjii. tlrande about five years iitfo and wlille here was In the Ki'o eery biixinc-i.t tn liepol street. vi:athi:p thav 7:,in a. tn.. .:: above. Minimum. .1 above. Condition: Char. WciUhrr YrtcnlHy Maximum. minim uni, almve. Cmidiiion: char. Venlrr .Nov. M. IB'K Maximum, 3"; tninlmutn. aioi'. t'oniilifim: Cloudy, rain uf Inch. Normal School Will Stage Play On December 11 "Arms and the Man," in Three Acts, to Be Pre sented by Sock and Bus kin in Auditorium. The K null' r n Oivkoii Normal school will inter llli! field of diu inatlcK for Hie first time wit li the lircicntiitlun or llcruiird Sluiw's tlirec-iict play. "Arum nnd (he Man." December II ill lilt! Hchnol J lilldltorluiii. ! The iittniflion will he prcsriitfil ly Sock mid llu.sklii. the school dramatic flnciely, under tin wiper- vision or miss Lena Koioy. in or Ilic dnuunllc department, iiud Miss Caroline. Willl.u inn. head of Hie art department, iinhIhIciI by student tominitlei.s. With the return of 'Ph.. ..r.... ...im,... -i ............. ; the costuming, promoting und ' other technical phases of t he work iwill be handled in entirety by xtu. dents. j lakiiij Own Costumes , The committee in charge of cos- Itumini;. under the fimirtnuiwiiiit rtf jfar jnore than Is usually attempted Sn amateur proU ictions. itne Performance. Reynolds' Store Again Entered; Loss Is SmalllSCOUT PROBLEM Lee lleyni.bls' Island City store was entered a ga I n during lasl lltr-hl 11. lu ,.i..l-i., n. nr.i. i,,f rirfl, ...... .... . ,. , tempted to rob the business place.; It is the second time the suft-c bus j been entered In the last, month. another uninvited visitor breaking j In on Armistice day. I Mr. Ileynnlds, however, reports' tliat the only thing he can find") missing today is less than f I from Ihe till. The Intruder broke Ihei (glass in I lie storm door nml also I)K(1 24Uw (,uor' l'u' w,,! "ppiTcnt- j ly frightened away before he could , do more than clean out the till. arr ' r F OVUM IjlUlCtieOIX Postponed a Week j "In order that Ihcre may not be - an excels of luncheons ami dinners next Tuesday, the chamber of commerce luncheon wilt be post- ; pom.-d on' wiclc." announced Al ii"! I lliiujcr. secretary, today. "We Tect that the chamber or commerce mectinu' at noon would detract rroill the Buy Scciul meeting n( night as It. w:hiI(I ntiikc Iwo suc cessive luncheons In one duy. The chamlier prcfi'l'S Unit Ihe scout uucFtlon shnll have right of way and have no obstruct lops pul In Its ,Xil" -- Gun Club To Have r nj 1 r fig &tlOOt UeC lO . The j Crande 'inn club, which has purchased the Ixjne Tree trap croondf. iihOouiieeM that a pracUee shoot will h held between in and 1 o'clock tomorrow. TIiIm .shoot i.i m )repamtloi. for a bftr nhoot - .heduled fr Similar. Meeemher ir. The ri'ient turkey Khoot was very successful and the club nr-eijn only an additional 1hi in complete payment for the prop.-i-iy. Tiie I..I..I. ,.v f it I...H.1 .. perhaps in ,l;inuiiry. and bupeM lo be able to hold reentered HhOotM here next year. Anyone w Ishini; to shoot In In. I vited to nllend Hie prael let ent tomorrow. M (.l lltK IMlK.TKtt riiltTI.AS'll. 111.... Nov. .11) (AI') -.iMirj .'M nr. urrt-.Ti-a Willi SU-h III Is ftillnulii thf i'iiMtitlnn- ill p.niyf i.r rnrtliiiKl Hit futnll-I in. lis i.y 11 i:i-yrnr-oni ..rnliiin t-lil f I'arviillla. Ore. w.1.1 linllilcd l.y - (he county crand Jury tod.i .-crious mora In ch;i rue. The t'irl charircd .Mcfluii in 11 lilt-is held her prinoncr in a n.ii. i nu iim.1 !.. la.i.in..,, r.-- niov, her clothing and flu.nt a l . . ..... . 1. I .11.. . GOOD'S LAST REPORT MADE TO PRESIDENT Signature of Dead Cab inet Member Imprinted On Annual Account. WAR DEPARTMENT FACTS PUBLISHED Strength of the Regular i Army 130,937; National Guard, at .176,988, Is in Fine Condition. : 'AKIIlN-(!TON Nv. an (API The HlKiinturo of .lame. ,V. Cloocl, whose cablneL career was cut short if I4HHII, "UN lilt irillliMI (ML IIIP lin- .,.... , ,.r ..... ....... .i ' loday to U'nesldent" Hoover who still wearn a inhuming hand for his friend a ml counsellor. ' Departing from .tho titerentyped itnd cold arrays of facts' and fig ures which , usually make up gov- cn,,m'nl sunimarics of Mhc year s i activities, Mr. Clood fuiiini place In j 1,10 document. Completed Just as he was seized with the- illness from which he died, to insert some 1 ,,,lin' phrases describing his own , concept dm of the needs of soldiers ami armies, "The ability to instruct is sec ond only to the ability to com mand." ho said, and then he refer red readers of the document t the "detailed analysis of the ex tensive army educational system in appendix io(Kls Opinion (Jning dovn the line of war de partment activities, ho spoke of the mechanizing of the armed forces, declaring, however, that "when -we increase the soldier's mobility we should not accomplish it at the expense of his protection or his striking power."- Then In two short sentences he sn mined no the nvei torment im Ihe Mexican border during reeenf troubles in the southern republic. "A . critical., Mit,uation, jirosu on the linrde'r of Mexico a I.1 the tinn of the disturbed conditions in that ( country.' he said. "The troops of . (the eighth corps area met the sit- nation in a uigniy crcuiiauic ami I efficient maimer." (Continued on 1'age 41 WILL BE.FACED Dinner- Meeting.. Will Be . Held at Sacajawea Inn Tuesday at G: 15; The toy Scout problem In La (irando will be discussed il a din ner meeting to be held In the Saca jawea Inn ai r,:ir p. m. Tuesday, called by Itny Murphy, commis sioner for this area. It was an nounced this morning. Mr. Piper, exeetitlvo recretary cf ibis region, and Mr. Miller, from lieadmia i ters in SpoUane, are to be present. V. very one Interested in scouting I is: urged in . present and the niat- ter will he looked sti;irey In Die f""'. with the liopi-s if arrivhtv at a solw ion of Hie La (iraude problem. Other towns and chics in 'he council are reported to be pre- pared rur the coming year. School Budget j Hear in g Tuesday A hfarin' will hu held on Ihe I Mf.lh yehool iMjilel, reecnlly ad- ! nntor! I.e 11... 1.....-.1 ,.f .11 '. ! I llillrlrt 'N. ,,.,, ,,.,,, : (irande, n Tuesday afternoon at n'r-tnek at the Central neho.d !'"" ! 1 ,"' '" 'formal nature with oiiponeu'M or j 1 1 V 14 ,a 1" virus an oiiportiinity ! tt vnlee their ftplnhnm. Legionnaires and Auxiliary Making Plans For District Conference l.c(fi"iinnireM fir this d I strict and Ihe auxiliary orjca nidations are uial.ltitf lu-epiiraibitiM thin weekend Tor Ihe dlr.lrie c.mfei eni e to be held here un I lee. ."i. with stale officer;: of tail h t he menV und women's orKanlzationx in atternl ance. The pin-pose of these confer, enees und mass meetings to edu eati' t he ex-j-ervfee mrii n nd women to I Im benefits I hat are lli-lrn IhimiKh tl. work ..! Ill" liflitit iitul nl Iht cpiili-i' oiLMinlji- t lioiw. All iirf liivllrd tu iitl'-iil. flfri.cr u In. lll I... In lillflnl-j uni - .. un-: Slil t'.rnri;': Ttntf. .,111 . 1 nu'lnli'r: I'url MoffP. mull' ml Jut - mil: .lin k Cnrklii, xtnlc nn'inl..r- I1I1, .liulrnwin; reiirfKcnliillv.-, of Hi.. V. S. V.i.i .iit Liiiemi 11 n. I K.itn IK-.ty. flii-trifl .oliiniHiiilcr. I.n- i ihhm 1 ol 11,111. I .ominltt.f. n n,l :icvtr.il oilier arc lo . . .... Fire Fighters Driven Out By Shifting Winds 20 Men, Trapped Near Grants Pass, Are Barely Able to -Reach Safety Lose Equipment. CHANTS J-A.S.S. Ore., Nov. 110 (Al Trapped by a sudden turn or the wind which sent a lores' riro riiKliiK.lnlo their camp, forced -U flKhters to abandon their sironK hold and fiKhl their way to safely late last niKhl. delayed rcpoiln from the Port Oi ford district In- i "'id.'co';,..,, ouier ,v: vuiucu ut hundreds or dollars. which had arrived only the day heroic, was destroyed liy I ho flumes which roared IhroUKli the camp and continued inland before u I 11 roiiL- wind off the I'nelfle j irnverlried . reports rciicllllKT , I'nlled Slates forestry hcailuuiii l- I CIH IIOI'P IK IMitf.il Mm ft-no I..,. I r . , ' and two new fires, outside tho lor- eslry boundary were reported. riKKK KA(il.(i. rAMATi;i l''orcst fire raged unit bated in ha- I'-orcst fire raged unabted in na tional, t! ate and private forests of South-western Oregon today. Ad ditional fighters were being re cruited at. Grants I'ass and Marsh- field and rushed to fronts in the risKiyou ami i mpipiu imiimmi for ests and in Ooos and furry coun ties. Kuurleen fires, of varying sizes, burned in the .Siskiyou and at least llireo in the ITmpqua forest. R lazes, from small grass fires to a huge I'UtMt ncr conflagration, raged along the coast In. t'oos and l.'uiry count let. No chuiigo in at mosphiM'Ic con ditions lodn was indicated in weather reports. Low humidity pre vailed. Iteportr- In the hands of the dis trict forester here revealed thai more than J2,(I(jO ncrcs or timber land, 10,00(1 acres of which were outside national reserves, have been laid waste In Noulhcrn Or pun hl th 1,,at tlir'' week. More thl,n '."OO.OIM) feet of spruce, was ! !,OHl Kaneh creek In the f iJy" tonsl. - J .j ,f. T71I1 TkM ' 1 JCilKS MCIuOriSI Services To Be Held Tomorrow -The Ul Grande Klks led-e will hold ll.s annual memorial service tomorrow aflernouti In the temple ut y o'clock, and officers today announced that Mm jjeuenit public Is cordially Invlled to attend. The program, will open with it funeral march by Chopin Pin. veil by Mrs. Ilayniond - O. WllilaiiLs, and will be followed by the opening ritualistic ex ercise?: and prayer will follow. The secretary of the halite will give the roll call of "Absent Hrniheni" and J. II. IVare will give the colony. Laymmd O. William:! will sing r. solo, preceding an addnvs by Walter M. Tierce, former governor of Oregon. The Klks bnihii iiiartet ymlrew I ,oney Jr.. Iltiier MeManus. Krank ItttbinMio and M. (i. Tennyson) will give a seleetlin and the closing ritmillfl ic exerehes will follow. Mr. Teuiiysfui will pronounce heriedlif Ion and Airs. Williams will pfay llan-; der "IteceKslonal.' TIIKATKK'Alf MA.N IHI.S I'OI.TI.ANII, ope., Nov. HO (Al") " Wlllluin V. Kly. fit, proiiiincni ''nH-'lt: eo;iM( thealrteal man and ''' .v'ii r.n inauauet' of Ihe Aeli- e fl tl II 11 Hint lit lu I 1 1 l ........ ., r,,,,,',,, .i,.,,,, ,n ,,, ,., , downtown hole) yvt erduy, l'ho eorniMT sald deulh waH due '--t tr.,uhie. ''' ''lime lo Port !nnd alnint 1 yean: apo from f'aljfoinla. He in survived hy tho widow, one dHiich- tei- ntil a n(ner. t iffiecrs iitifl inembei s of the b-Kit-n and nuxiliary from Koter prbie, Walloon. KIkIo. Inibler. cve, l.'nion. Norlii P.iw.ler. Maker, John I ay. Ihiyvllle, Pralrlr Ctv inid I.a f.riindf will be I he conference. here for ' iMoKiam open wtth a noon luin heon at the la irandc hotel, to which offlcerM are Invited. This Will be Infornytl with lio sr.eeches. il - oei.ii-K. tlie leuli Ollfer. will Man I IH.r ..'My h.,11 with In- Miixilliirv hiictlnk- nl llw Km-n. jjiiu - rn Inn. M n : ; t 1 1, iIIiuiit for tin- . ""J""' 1 r" '" ''" '"' r:i nluil lc,n will lie nor Vfil. unil Nil vlxltlin: Ilic I0111I 1...-1 m.li ,. ,.,..a r lllirl ln..ti.l.nru ..f nttfinl. At 8 u'rlork lli.-r- will 1... ,. ....... lealnn .n.l u uxllli, ry. vtJ. Sever.,! iniclic arc on tho l. " ' NOTRE DAME DOWNS ARMY ELEVEN, 7-0 Fighting Irish Conclude ' 1929 Season With No Defeats. ELDER RUNS 100 YARDS TO SCORE Intercepted pass on Notre Dame Goal Line ODens Way for a Spectacular Run. liy Ainu J. Gould . (AKnorinted lVena Hportn Kdltnr) ' ANK KK STAIHCM. Now York, XT.... id f 1 1 . ... ' " ' ' ' 1 ""'.V a spectacular one hun dred dtish rr louchdtnvu by Jack Kltler, riachy; hairbuck, after ho lnlercopled an Army pass on his 'own goal line In the second period, Notre Uattie beat tho Army. 7 to 0, ' today before u record crowd of 8;(, 000. Tho Hooslers thus finished their season with an unbroken string of nine victories nnd a clear clalnt to, national championship honors. On a frozen gridiron with wintry'" blasts sweeping through the field Captain ('agio led a gallant and at ' i lines sensational fight by tho . .Sold lei's to break 'through tho great Notre la.me line. At least thre times West 1'olnt had chances to scoro but could nol penetrate tho Irish defense at critical moments. Tho best chance he Soldiers hnJ to score turned out to be a bouin eranK. Army had Jnsl blocked and recovered a punt on Notre Daine'H 13 yard line in the. second period when Rider sped across to intercept Note All scores lieliiw are final unless otherwise noted. Navy 18, liirlmiillh "!. Notre llanie 7, Army 0. Ilelrolt 1 A, (leurgetowii 13. v. s. v.. scoitHK Toi:'inovv.v Washlnglon Stale. marchlug froni I heir own 2ii-yrd line, scored a turn' . .Valnst Southern Cal ifornia. In Ilic rirst (iiiarler of the . (Continued on Page Six) ; Grid Scores i Today..,., . ... 4 game at Los Angeles today.. This , line In ,tlio third 'and fourth pe'r followed an earlier chance for a ,lods..'. Cougar score when Buckley tried ( V'A crowd of 411.000 huddled In the a place kirk from I he 27-yn rd line i bll lnr , cold ,of,.ii bright dny Unit which wenl wide mid short. The needed; Only snow lu mollify .Tor n deserlplluii ..of the touchdown iiljrrec.t cxumplc .of bnld-wintei'. innrch: Shaver kicked m Wash- .- Ni)vy. lost a -fine oppu.rtun'lly ingloir Ktles l!(l-yaid line. wlien nuinihcd Darlinoiith finger's Schwaiis punclieil center for Iwo j ftllnhled Ihe opening kickoff and yards and Buckley pssed to loll liigson rur 111 ynrds and a rirst donn. Srliwa.il. hit center fi.r four mid six yards In two tries rur IIIIMtller ril'Hl llllU-tl .1,11 M..lltln,.tt 1 California's l3-yard line. Schwarl-. I gained three more at center and itbc Cougars scm-eil un the next J piny. Kllitigson passed lo Jones. M yards and the latter run 25 yards lo score. Buckley place kicked the (ry rur point. lliri'IKHT BRVIM ii:oit(ii:Tov. llllltolT. Nov. ai) (AI'l- -Tlii Cnlverslly ur llclruit. taking ad ;vantae of the hreakt. wound iih root ha II HeUNon today with a Ml lo !3 victory over tieorKetowti, lli.slon e.dh-Kfi 1, Holy ( 'i'uhh 0. I Soiiih (.'arollna an, North Caro ; Una Klale i). Noi'tli UakoiK 7, l.oyo Ko 0. n (fhlca- ; IfOyola ( lliiltlniore 7, Baltimore I unlverily (J, In r-econd pnrhMl: WaHhliiKton .Slate 7, Southern Clil. 7, Third period: Southern .Metho- j dim 7, Texan ('hrifdJan U. Third iieriod: Teiiij.le 0, Vllhin. ova. u. i C. E. Arranges For Sipecial Program " .! The Christian Kml- t.vorer of the Pre.ibyierian eh:ireh are offer - bif,- a Mpeeinl tn oti miii Tor Sunday Mv.-nintf. feiiliirluK i I o w a r d 1 1. lliitiscom, piano and pipe oiican artist. In a musical program. Itoh- I rt J-n kin, Jr., will preside and ! oireet the evenlnu; lesson study. j This program will hh-nd Into the j evening service, uhep the p.isti.r. Ihe Itev. .. Cet.rife Will,, will H.I- dreSM I lie vmnIm' i...ni.O. .....I n i.M-i vl. Tli.- .r..Kruiii ..rinii ul .0:311 'i.,i. m:i;ki; i iiii;ii l.M A SI, Kl. I. r. Nov. :m l.l'i f..ll.. .. , . . . . 1 .' T ..if., n '....'....... i AlvurfZ. 14 wIluM! iJf.:Hi.ili.tr.i I.ndlc. have l,c, found r tal , ......l.fl, ,.. niOl IHT PIMI, ...liiriCII j DECORATED i i ItmnMsn ) n-rusPil to Iflivc Ills (iiiuiNiiiy iluiliiic liot riKliiiiiK cli'upllc ilic rni't Mini howls llini! IUhch uiiutiilcil Di-mliiK Itmii. won of Sen 1 lie litis Imvii nuiinli'il llm roiiKTC.ssloiiiil in (Ml h 1 or lionor. He nils a liptiti'iitilit (a IllO 1111 llll Ilil'ilnlry or tho lllsl illvl.slon. y. NAVY WINS FROM DARTMOUTH TEAM Kirn, Substitute, Scores : HnlVi niM..WJ,.. : -"'" .4WUVHUOWIIS 101- ., A ULlllllUWl the, Sailors. fHANKLIX KIKLI), 1'hHadel- nhlii. ,v,,v -. :ia. i a m r i Iillllng eleven closed the season In- n', hurst uf glory today, conquering .i rugged Dnrtiiioiith eleven., la to 0. for the first major snlloi' vlclorv of.llie year. Navy, healen 1hls year by Notre Dunie. and Pcnnsyl- viiuia and Iwlcn lied, won l he ball glniie through i ;j iilunglug uf .uu tirn. .a recent, discovery, whu puuudcd through Ihe. Iiuil moil t li Navy recovered tin Ihe India iih' IlL'-yard line.' The SiiIIocm eoiild not dent the Dartmouth line, -two pfiMHef. failed, and both lea ink Met tled hack for a IdekhiK duel with the Now Hindu ndem ou tho defen nlve, (irand Miiitdi Kirn. a. I f '.'pound Navy half hi:ek Hiihrdflule, le ti Kl'iind mairli, lntcrnerned with wiioii on hmi'm, that ! wored the first touehdowu for the SallotH early lu the third iiiarti;r. j Kivo Kiireenwvn ptinHeM from I'ah j tton lo ilia enilM atxl haekri, tiuiHl of llhoni good for only four or five jyjirfjK, earrieil to I h rl inoiii h'n M- yard Hue after Kirn hud plnuKt'ri CCuiiLinuoU on Pao 4) NON-MaTjNI'JTW YACHT RUIN KI) HY EXPLOSION TrTl'ILA, Shim o, Ntjv. ;io (AI") -'1 wenty yej,ni of Heleuliflc Way- fiil-llltf Of the noi.-luaKnelle yathl r" 1,1 ended today. ul,h lb'- eutl'.'in 'Xierimeritat v'Het ih '"'U' "' of Hh kind, a charred wrec .... ...i.it i in i ijiji, mm . i.piiun .1. I. Ault, Ihe lilp muster. ,U u In the line of ' "Hi)!;. In Ault uiih killed in a bli that pteridcd tuirnloff of Ihe vessel y,ru y ii''niooM. several hern of ihe expe,iniul, luctn- lujllied ; '""I Tony Kolar, a cabin boy, was i uhh; ! IHspateh'- here K;iVe no ien-,, 'Tor the expmi.n, but told of a i blm-t il-i-t inn-led cptHln Anil ; ioeii.o.itd. followed jv a fire itm' ''pi'iuy to five other enift moored lit vicinity, dcffttovinu all of (hem.. AdviccM iteie IlKh-d iIimhc Injured hh Ki le Slenstioru, Mefl'ituf. 'i bili-ied. and Karl AN, in stuil., Otic Kltisen ard John III. nl-l. Ieuu u,., l,Mi,it- tin. I TlK' I . K. K. I liih,', l ,,., f,,,,,, I,, ,.. 1,, a ... tl,., l,l,,.i .... ,,-.,.k 11.. ..... 1 .mi 1-.1 t,, pi, 1, M, mhvk.,,k 11111I liiliii. l.iirk 1 ! 1f..lv or fun. Uiln Anil. i . "" "".'. '.. '.. ' '' n .in i.ii it ... ...... . . 1 CI Urllfl l III Vlllu M 1.1 l II C I IKI 1 1 II llli 111 . In.,. I,. iri li I.' ., , i n n '"' Bitter Cold In Mid-West Cause Of Many Deaths ' Sub- zero Temperatures Rule in Some Sections . Seven Deaths Reported In Chicago. I'HK'AGO, Nv. SO (AIM Hit- tma cold, iniKln woi-ho by 11 peni!- j tralliiK lion.liciiat wlnil, set new No vcinbrr auli'xeru inarKs tlii'u.ugh- nut the mlihlln wont toilay. Kluvi-n clonthH were iiitrlbulod lo numon :::sur;'oHH izzx attention. Bimlnms and itiafflu won. braked, niuo 8iiipiiinB, with """" nunii niuiuiin, iiuilUli'U 111, till! HOCluxInn or liarhnru rapine ll.nl prospect o( bei'omlliK Ico-lockcil for thu winter. 1 . ' Snb-Xei Tho Itulo . In (ho Chtcufro area tempera! uron of elKlit below itero were recorded in ninny placet. Hub-nero Nvan thu ruin rather' than tho exception throuKlioiit tho inlddlu west.' lu ninny places, rxpoclnlly In tho Orent Lakes n'gion. tho wind cur ried Hiiow, although tho full wan Bcnernliy IlKht! " ' " Kt'ven deaths' In' rhlei'iffii worn blamed on tho extreme cold. There wero two. deaths In- Ohio, ono hi Wisconsin mid one In Indiana. On the Great Lakes II is Ihe "Kaiiibllng season, " as they call it; ' the period when reKUlar Insurance rates o.plre. Tomorrow Ithp rates Jump, making the problem or ship, pine " serious ono for owners or crnrt luden wllh merchandise, Kvniu and ores valued in the mil lions. . A small fleet of ships.- luihK with ice, wits waiting otit the storm at Ihe Son. harbor today. Other mitt were at VVIlltoflsh point und ml irmiRlilmi. , ' Heveiii.l poiuls lu the . northwest whero temporattlres In the iiiiuus . across the South Pole in which twenties wero reported yesterday, j ho surveyed much adjacent terri had experienced a.. uVooillallon to- i tory. . - day, nil hough the territory remain- Tho flight was without mtshnp ou uiueu coiner man is usual at 'tills time of your. Families Receive- Aid Between' 2,ll(ltl unil S.O'.M) destl- tut0 t;hc"ra rumiiips received cm ergency uld f.nml CIiIcuko churl I lie.'... Special nollco orders were 1s- sued" culling upon pullcepien, to niuknci.refiil'iiml remilnr Inspec tion of alleys Into which cold and flieadless. ilerellctb uftilll drift mid "omeiimes die. Police stntlons wero 'i'l,t with the -homeless. n " ""l eharltles of chlcagii "''I'd Hint reillests for help yes- terday und last nlghl were 60 per '-"nt gronter than ut any tlmo lust w'n'er. Itollof Is Promised im n ine teniporiiiure siunding at the lowest point I' ever bus reached nt t!i!H Keanori Hlnco eMtubUBliment ui' lllo weather' bureau, thero wan iHHiied un offielal proiuUe of" it Jueak. hi the cold wave before nlKhtfall. Tim woalhcr buroail pro dlu.ed a voft'ylii of tho. wind to ino Hon uwest und 20 lo 26 degron : touipcmturo :llml. during the day,' Alrmuil Hervlce wuh nmintained ( depplte the cold. Ono pilot, iittlph Van Doarle, bn-)unht Iwo putwcn- gei-H to Chicago from Ch-velunfl, O.. (Continued un Page Six) Five Perish In Rooming House Fire In Boston HOSTON. Nov. SO (AP)- - 1-1 vo peiKorn-. it flreuui n, -two women, it man and a yotintf Klrl perlflhed In a Ilea which Hwept throimh rooni- ln.' hoitn hero early today. Tho 1 1 reman wan aptaiti tJiwionce Hulllvan. Tho occupant or the building wero tnippfd when the blaze, Hiiirlliu? on it lowi r rioor bin ned Hid Htalrwuyn and out off Iholr es eapn. Klieinen Mtoppfd (ho 1 1 lane before the hfiuwe wan dentroyed but Home uflthe vlctlmn were mirfo oated. I'lvr. Ni.-V i u,..-.. ...,. (,iin other,- lea oi .1 finn. win and epeaped 'aptaln Sullivan, of engine 112, who wua imitped in the bulldim?, ,,JM hpf.h with ,,. uopnt unnjit , . i Convict Strikers On Rioting Charge MACK IN'. N. C Nov. :t0 tAI'l A If red HolTmaii, Mnil"l I exilic woikeiK of A ri a orKn nhser and Lau reuee f fonii, I ie Lewis and Wer l-'ow ler, sl i lliei 14 from loctij cotton mlllH loil'iy were c'-tiviefed by a Jury in MeM'iwel) superior court nt rt-, ing. They were ae '(Milled of clmree of re.dnllug of. fleei-H. 'Love Finds a Wan In Spile of Laws I'lllO.-Ji'K.NT I'lTV. I'lil.. Nov. :il ( A I' I Ihivo w ill n tu) it wuy! Null llfil Unit lln'lr wnlilliiH cuiilil mil '" "''"'B "' ')".vh beciium n ......... .,r n,. ll.r... .1.... ... . ,,,w "' ' -iillfonilH. .MInm - L... r... t .. I .. ( 1 .. t . , ' " " " "' """ "'e '"y l"-i'lorme.l I.y DARING TRIP THROUGH AIR IS SUCCESS First Man to Visit Both lop and Bottom of the World in Airplane. imnimn r-mr....nn HOOVER FORWARDS wireless message n , , ' commander Byrd Safely DflP ( 3t Hq Unci jn ..V . l 1118 111 Little America After Remarkable Feat UVIUCS TllttKK BIG VBXwt: May 9. 11120, flew to tlio Nortll' I'otfl and back (o Klng'8 bay,. HpiuherRon, In the alrplano Miss Josephine Kord. Juno 211. IH27-crossed the At inntin Jn tho airplane America from ItoosevqlU-lOleld, N. y to Ver-Sur-Mots l.Vance.v Nov. 2j,. IUi0-T.Klaw.from tho edrfd or the 'Antarctic Ice bur r)r lio tho Kolllh Polo and buck In the tilrplano Kloyd Uennett. NBW YOHK. Nov. 30 (AIM Tho Nvwj York Times, I ho Kt. Louis Dlspiitoh and newspapers af filiated wlili-' them In publishing reports ffom Commander ltlchurd Hyrdi expedition, unnounced to day tniit .(ommandor Byrd had surely reLtirned to his base, I.iitlu Aiuerlcii, nrtnr a successful night ano ovoryiuing worked well. Tho Times announced It had been directed by President Hoover to forward through Its wireless 'Ra tion tho following mesauge to Com mander Byrd: . . "CoiuinundeV Kluhnrd n. Byrd. 'Lllllo-AlllorWaiV -, . . --.-V-r ' "i-'know; fhiit-r Biieait for . the Aineilcun people whon- I express their universal nlcnnitre' nl vm,,. . successful flight over the Jouth j Polo. Wo are proud Of your courago and your leadership. We nro glad of , proof that Ithe spirit of -great ud- venture still lives. Our thoughts of appreciation Include nlco your compunlons In the flight and your colleagues whoso careful und dc- voied preparation have contributed to your great success. ,:. , . "Herbert Moovrjr' VISITS BOTH POLES ' ( My Tho AHM"ciiitod Pt eoB) Commander Itlchard ir wwA wifely buck -tut his bime. Llttlo Am erica, from a night to tho South Pole, today holds tho unique dlB- llnt'tlon of being tho only man to . riy over both poloH of tho ourth. fiy bending to tho uao of hht eouratro und skill thu tools supplied uy imcucrn mcclmnlcttl nnd aclon tlliu pi-ori-Cmh, he achieved within threo nnd one-half yoaru what no ; ol her polar explorer hun accom plished In it iifo time, visits to tho top. and bottom of the globe. Myrd'a flight to tho South Polo I, it Htrlklng dPinonMtnu.Ion of tho conquest ;t nmilorh methods of tin ve I and communication of dla tituco and other phynlcul obstacleK en'ounti;ted in polttr exploration when romiiated with similar featn itceoniplbihod by older methodH, -VCdtnmnndtu- Myrd flew from h hi -2 frAftti-roii the bay of Whales to tho- 1 polo and back In less Ann a. day.,- Captuin KUutd Amundnen, tho first, explorer to reach the South Pole, using dog sieges and nturting from it base which watt near l.lttlo Am or leu, required 97 days tu roach the pole. The trip there nnd buck, a Iota! of . 1545 miles, wan mado In MM days. Ho left hits Imso Oc lOber so, I'M l, reached the pole December 14, uveraging about ID tnllea a day. ICj.iIIp Also Aid', .lurt an the airplane enabled Byrd to travel as rar In ttn hour us Amundvcri did In six days, the ra dio, nenditiK Its wuves nt tho speetl of IX-i.ntlU nill'.H ii Hfininil iritvn th J Instautann-us news of tits feat. A radio iuchsjiku was sent from hit , rCnntit.uetl on Page 6.) JONKS QUITS AS SECOND TO CO. P. LEADER W AMI I L( !T( t,N. oy. :n (Al) Henulor JorieH of WtixhliiKton, to day announced big retdRmttioii hh mmhIhI a nt repulillciin lender n tho Meuate becaiiHO of the lieavy dutloK fitchiK him, durlriK tho refittbir hoh flon iih a rcNUli of hlrt takitur over the chalrruitiiHhtp of the approprla tlooM and ccMnniriCn committee. Jonea reMlunatiou Im pxpected to clear the way for the Helectlon of Senator Mr Nnry of Oregon ok uh Hlfdant leader. The. post will be filled by the republican conference early In tho coming Hctwioti. AlcNary whm advuiuod ly llm Kllliril ' republican 1-CRU- l. their upokMman and h.lM ... ...