La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1930, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION THE WEATHER OREGON Qenorully fair to night and Saturday but valley fogs In the west portion, no change In temperature. Moderate oastorly winds on tho count. VOLUME XXVIII LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930 NUMBER 135 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER A. B. O. BIG PROBLEM BEFORE 7TH CONFERENCE Union County People Eagerly Awaiting Open ing Here. Next Monday COLLEGESWATCH LOCAL RESULTS NnniP MarlcpMnrr CSivtrmr. l-iome iviai Keting bm vey- to Ue OnSluereCl iJUSl- below, the set maximum at 7:30 ne5S Mpil TjiK-p nn Ar.','J'hu,Ml"'- "owover. .street thcr llCSb iVieil IdlvC an AC- mumt.l(,rli 0verod between S and tlVC Interest. above throilghuut'lho night, and 'at 7:30 this morning, the official Union county people fanners, 1 mercury wan at 13 above, with' the business men, professional ineuj HKy cloudy and a few flakes of and others nre eagerly awaiting ! snow oeeu.sionally .sifting down, the opening of tho seventh annual I Cold Vt'nvo In HtHli Jay eeonnmle collieroncc. which will Since early this week when the convene at the l.a Grande hotel reading ut 7:3U showed IS Itelow Monday at la o'clock for a. three- zero, the mercury has advanced day session. 'gradually until this morning It was llccausc of tile linportanco at-. tached lo the conference, the Un- iou county chamlier of commerce worked out can-fill details look ing toward repret-eiitiitlon anil at tendance of Hh inernhcrs while Wank McKennon. Harry Or. Avery, 3r. W. T. I'hy and many others are Htriving to 111111,' producer interest to a. peak. Local people are hoping that the roads will Ik- easily trav eled at the time of tho confei ene bo as to insure the greatest attend ance possihle According to A. W. Nelson, presl- dent oL the chamber, the confer-, rr cases of froaen water pipes wore ence this year has national sitrnl-1 reported. Yesterday the city crew ficanee In that it will be observed! was .Htriving to thaw out pipes con and analyzed by government and neetfng quite a number of homes, agricultural colleges. It is the first .somewhat handicapped by a pre of lis kind to be held In the United vious temporary shortage of pow Htates. and in other respects Is thcjt.r( according to city officials. The first of il kind west of the Rockies. ' situation wns expected 1 to bo It wftl alsn mark the first attempt j thoroughly under control before In (hi. nil I Inn In cnnlKTil t ivclv C(n- i.rl.l f.ill linuovnr duct a Mirvey of local eeononilc problems of production, marketing und consumption, and then to level lown the discovered troubles by joint deliberations of producer and consuiniT. nil oolierrneil fnul winu'r juui In cxplulnliiK Hi" iili'-iiitli.ns of! come und sjirins was nol far tho ronfi'ri'iiiT, the clmmbPr ofihinil. f'lllllllH' rcf unlay, Issued the follcnv-I I Ins: l-'ir.sl uf all. imikIih-ks .'in'd iH-ofe Blonal nii'ii arc purHfiillnrly nwd to I'll In an llu- nonlnif sasslnn as an .'Vldi'iiri' of lliclr inlciwl In the nialtiT. I.al''f will ralnn llio roll-ri'iM'ur-e where Hie real delibera tions will iH'eiir. Mereliants' pa rt lenla rly Interesl il iirexi; iiiarkctlne as II relates to tin. relallini; problem, will natural- le sit in on those eonlerenees ai the hoar slinalated and thost; In .1 terested In vegetables, small fruits, ete.. will I'aeh sei'li out tho Kroup thai, touc hes his Hue Ihere; llils is the rirst lime tlial tile linok-np In these eonrerenees lias been so elose. I'Vrmerly, the ills russions were la-i;ety of a produe lion nature tills year the retail ing appears ill the picture and for that reason the ini.poilanee 01 i business men attending Is apparent. J A eomniittee eonslstlnu of Halph Huron. Osi-ar Wurnoek, H. H. 1:lchardson. Chase KohnenUump, In-, ir. S. Urownton. l-'red Hi.-nnini?. J. I.. Hi chlln. II. V. Copsey. M"r - cum Itoescb. It.iy Murphy and Man Sarvis will have direct cliaiue of rontacllnu- lb" mereliants and pro- fessional men In their parlieuiar blocks, lookiim toward wiib spread representations at the respective liioelinKS. I'lnal Itcpoits M'oilnOMlay At 2 o'clock Weilnesday, the l'e- (Cunltnii'-'d un l'aifn Kour) TEN CHICKENS STOLEN FROM w n a w n a rim s n LUVALl I'AOl Uli Tliii'veii broke Into the chicken l'nlisc own'-d by the Itcv. Frank the Kuiltll t night and ten llnrred Hopkins. pallor of Mi-t Ito.list cliurch la: carried away about l:.,cli liens, about as many us one mail i'oul'1 carry away in both hands. The chicken house was se curely locked, but the lock had been pried off Willi some Instru ment, and both lock and staple aro missing. U required quite un ef fort lo break the lock. Mr. H"l kill!: believes, saying that tills In dicated It' was the work of u thief knowing bow to do such things. The gate lo the chicken yard was l. rt open by Hie Intruder, as lie would have had to lay the chickens d"W:i to cloy It. which he prob ably did not care to do. lloth the i Ity pfillci. and the sheriffs office an', making Investigations. Mr. llupfdns ofTers S2'i reward for Ihe a:rsl and conviction of the thi-'f. vi:.Tin:it TODAY 7; 31 it. in. Ml hImiv1. .Minimum ftm rii'Hm; shir? 7:3u a. in. ycst'T'liiy when rt cor flint; vh 4 li:lnv. run (iltlnn: flouily, enow WKATIIKIt Y1TI-;iSlAY Miilmii:n 1 7, minimum 5 t'undliiun: iltur. Vi;ATlli:it .IA. SI. 1020 -MfiNimniu niiiiinium 4 ulmvc. (.'omlitiun: snow 1 0 inuhtfl, nlolturt .SO of Inch. Weather Not So Cold But "Thaw" Still Far Away Mercury Fails to Touch Zero- Mark During Night Reading at 7:30 Shows 13 Above. Moderating .slowly. 1 .11 (irande panned throiiRh Hh first night la HiiVi'ral days without the mercury plunging below zero. Tho . extiut minimum temperature Is unknown, an no official reading wuh miulo IjulwtM'n 7:30 o'clock ycHterdny morning tmil tho sumo litiw today 1,0 ,ll"t thermometer showed a low f01. ,lR. 2i.huur IKri0li f fol,r 3:1 degrees wanner than tile form- ;cr mark. Although the gain is promising lo local people, the weather niuu has not yet predicted an end to the record -break hit; cold wave, now in its 2(Mh day in Kantern Oregon. Of these 0 days, eight registered be low zero weather. Tho forecast for tonight and tomorrow is "gener ally lair, no chant;: in tempura lure." More Car In Vse More cars were In use this morn- hig than for several days, and few- Tho first potential breath 01 I pprlutf to breeze into Portland ami immediate vicinity came today on the heels of HMng temperature. clear skies and universal sigh from AlllinuBh tlm wrauur uiirnaii. voslonliiy jjrCMlicted no. lfiiiiii-iU"l f irlinim" In eonilIllh. It wan Inilfli mlUle: tills nlnrnln mnl Inn ol i.crvors said fnlr rMi would im'- vn 11 Saiurday also. - The liiulii'Sl willlln tile past 21 hours was 211 degrees above which com pa red to I lie colder tempera ture of I lie last two w eeks w as a welcome relief. Tho winter weather of the past 10 days bCRiin a Brachial breakup (Continued on l'uec c'aur) Mrs. Harris Is Dead At Cove; Short Illness , yf A (. tonn,, ((ilwervcr Correspondent) covi.' ore.. .Ian. 24 (Special) j,J1( Amanda Harris died at tho hollu, 0r her Rrundson, Thomus ! urrs, Thursday nftornoun at St lovioek. - t'lineral services will be ' ),c-l(l at llio Ij. ). S. cliurch al Covr K;It n ,-1ii- arternoon at 1 o'clock wn,- Snodiirnss and Zlmllieriuail in charge. .Miss Amanda IJohan was born in Koiiuoko county. Virginia, on Kept. II, 1 S4I, and in ISM was mar ried to Creed Harris. The couple canto west In 1901 and nettled In Cove. ,MV. Harris passed uway in. 100 1. Mrs. Harris is survived by a son. William five grand-children: Thomas and Mrs. Oknzos., of Cove: James of Kunnyside. Wash.; lliertha M.onowich, of Seattle. aiiu;Wf.r taken before t ounty Judge j;,., of Corvaliis, and three great- grandchildren. Business Grows; Store Remodeled Owing to growing business In (heir rencV-m-wear department the New York store Is doing con siderable reme lellng and redecor ating especially in the balcony, which will be entirely devoted to ladles ready lo wear. The slock in that department will also be Increased. New- fixtures nnd furniture nre being installed on tho main tlimr. The Improvement work Is expected to be completed In a few days, and Mlehnel Alpert, manager, pluna to announce the opening soon. First Ward Wins Frnnt linker Fivp 1 I UtfC iUfVCI I ltt- Tv 'Uit Wunl LuMkcllmll fiim remains iindi'fcate'J today fnltuw- tnu' Hh Hf vcnih sarno tills pmtiun. uhl'h lok iJi'' laft nljfht In llaktr Im Orainl: winning to 1. Th flrt-t half w;is on- of the fa.-l !t Make (.Mtnt'H fr Mt vcral yf-ar.-. the phiycrs ilccliiro. Uur- i ink' Hie firm two porlofls, I - (iramlo ornj -0 to their op pont-nlH 4. i Kloyd ltaxiff wn hlKn point man. with -I point iv,.rs f.,r the First Ward w ere: Marlon Siod- durd V.: Kloyd Jluxtcr. R; Clifton Ilaxtcr, C.: Melvln Huxlcr. O.; noss Anderson, t!.: Curli lu Mbley ul'-t!.uitd as f'.rv.-ar. WINS SUIT - ill &l It was "a triumph for American ivlvos" when- 11 ViiHhI Suit en CiLstoiris Court in New York de rided (lint Mine, Gaiina AValska lives in lJirls nntl Iter Jiuslmml, Harold I MeCorniick, lives in Chicago. For . now I ho famed oiK'rit singer, pictured liero. won't have to pay the $1,000,000 in duties which eustoiim officials .sought to assess ugaluM litr when .she disembarked Irani a tmns AtUiiitiu liner In New York n year ago lust September with $2,500,000 worth of jewelry ami clothes. The court's decision, probably wilhout pre-eilenl, up licld her contention that a wire may .maintain a domicile sepur - ato from her liuslutud's. MONMOUTH WINS THRILLING GAME Score Tied Twice in Sec ond Half After E. 0. N. Outscored in First. MONMOUTtf, Ore,. J;in. 1M (Al) t 'I'lie Kaptorn Orepon Normal fjehuol liaaketball qjiintet of jx (Irainlc met defeat here lat nlsht lit thr;hHtwl nf the' Oregon Normal Kchoul squiid by the score of 87 to Tbn lociil team took an early lead and held It throughout.- the first .hair which ended 15 to 7 in its favor. . During the second port of l he came, tho Maslern Oregon team befjjtn whittling ilow'n . the lead and finnlly manapeil to get a Ufi to '2n tie. The count was knot ted again ut 'J7-aU. then Monmouth hcKiin a sprint which put It .safely In the lead. . .'. j The two teams play a second game, latt today.' ; '. ' Nummary:' 1 ' O. S. N. Mramhali (12) Kdwarda Holt (7) , Ashby (f.) Winkim; (&) : M;irr S) , i-;. O. S. N. ( H) t'ardnn (1) Sullivan 1'rnwford (fi) Surrett (') I'osey ('2) Mouchens (I) I'rice The game at Monmouth hist night, was the second of a. Wentr ern Oregon trip. with the-Kaslern Oregon team dfeHting Albany col lege the night before 5:t to H'i. frawffu-d. 1'. O. N. center, and Hramhall. Monmouth forward, tied for high point honors wlih i dozen each. Two Sentenced To Six Months In Jail Vaughn Mayficld nnd Ivan (;hurc hill, arrested last Saturday 'n charges of possession of a slill. '. (!. Condi yi'.strrdiiy, who scnt oniiI llinm to rix niontliH in JjiII and fined each $1, f- Karkomtsos r uiivi tu i uiuui i uuj Constalllinos .1. Karkovitsos. aged 52, died here Hits morning after a short Illness, lie was an employ of tho Ml. ICmlly Lumber company. An Orthodox fireek priest Is to come to La Oraiide lo conduct fun eral services toiniorrow at 3 o'clock t (he Knodcruss and ZlniBnernian niorlimri'.: iiurlal will take place. In the Masonic cemetery. INDIANS 1 lii:l AS AIDS IN V. S. NATION A 1 P.MlKS WAKHl.VtiTO.V (AP) ToliristJ w-ho stop at lodges and hotels of the national parks next summer ;""'y sl,y """"" n",l,,,,n" log their meals and making their I beds while Indian boys run errands (in( nnerutn cU-vaton. j (if,,rn'; I'. YiiUu. Slioslionc , iM(jijin who In uvitsnt of ln.linn ftuploynn-nt fn ih lartni'nt of ;,,. int"rir. s ufKlnif i-mvloynf-nt i of youn; i InrliaiiH 111 nuniiii'-r parlt Icl;W.N fidlvS KAhT i i . - j Ore.. Jan. 1'4'fA.I'i Captain John J. .MrKwiiti, r-slifnfl j hea football coarh t the I nlvrr .-. if. i ..i ... i .v,,w York w ith his two small children. He will Join his wife in' the eust und tho family will leave i Immediately for JJuroliu on a. bubl - nehs tr!. OPPOSITION DEVELOPS TO HOOVER PLAN Question of Taking Over 13,000,000 Acres of Land Considered. GOVERNOR WILL NAME COMMITTEE Resto ratio n.of Public Lands, Timber Removal and Reclamation Prob lems Involved. . I'OUTI.AN'I") Ore.. .Tan. 4 (A.l' A,n exlumstive ytudy of l'rest (lent'"Hoover' plan to turn over to th? Htntfl great tracts of federal land, but retaining for the govern ment timber, oil and mineral riiihls will be undertaken by a commit tee to be appointed by Governor Norblad. This decision was reach ed nt a conference here yesterday j of prominent bankers, educators, j forcstei-H. agriculturists, publishers and business men who were called together by 1 he- governor lo dis cuss the effect of tho proposed gift. Questions raised ut the meeting Indicated considerable opposition to the plan. Among these questions were these: Who will pay for res toration of public kinds which have depreciated ihrough neglect nnd lack of regulation by the federal government? Should the return of such lands to the state he con sidered as adequate compensation for natural resources such as tim ber which have been removed from states by the federal government for tho benefit or the entire nn llon? What errect would the pro posed gift have on reclamation lands und tln lr future develop ment? i i;t,0MMMM Anv,s Involved ! U wan pninled out that more than 1 :t . ci U 0. o(i neres. representing a quarter of the area of the stale, was involved in Oregon.. All1 hut one, million acres of this land Is In the so u then stern part of tho atute. In speaking of this land In south eastern Oregon 1- N. Kavanuugh, St;iW improper-use , the lands had prevrntod natural re- scvdlng. Ir this land Is reslorcd lo Its. prcstlllo condition, lie culd, It would be eniiublcj of supporting 200.000 cattle ami fian, 000 sheep. J. I). Hllllngsley of Ontario dis agrnpd with Kuvanailgli and qiies tloned the value of the lamia. Five- Yi'urs lo lUtorn (lra.iii'; Jildgo U. (rrosebock. presiclcllt of tho Klalnath Kails cliaillber of commerce. HUld some! of the grazing land In Klamath county would re quire live ypars to restore. Ullca l,uper, state! engineer, said mineral resource's of lite lands In- (Contlnuiiil on Tag' Kour) Legation From Mexico To Quit Soviet Russia MKXICO C1TV. Jan. 24 (AP) The entire staff or the Mexican le- gatlon at Moscow lias been order- ed by the Mexican government to leave soviet liiissla as a protest against communist activity against tho .Mexico I'lty regime both at homo and abroad. 5UJHCOW, Jan. 21 (AP) Itus- tlan diplomatic circles today ex- pressed surprise at tile unnounce- inent that, the .Mexican government hud recalled lis entire legation staff In Moscow because of recent cum- munist deinoitslralloiis in front oi Mexican legations in Washington, Ituenos Aires and l!io .lanerio. Baker And La Grande Play Tonight; Thrilling Contest Is Anticipated Willi hotli I'-amM antlcipatint; u' tlirllllni; l.attlf. and with local In-trn-Mt In tin: panic at u M?h point, tho HuKit ami I-a ClrainJo hlfjh school haHt'iball tt-aniH wilt mo-'t ut 8 oVIoulc In th h. 1. H. rociou-. tlonal hall tonlKhl. Coach (Jcortfc Seolt, of llak r, Htutod ycwlcrday In Maker that lh; I Banic "will ho a hatH'- n uardh'KH tr tlm fact that li r.; rn nit ha: lni n taking It on tin; chin thlH Hiuflon.' j roach Ira Woodic, nnd hin Hfiiui'! I of TIkith, i xp ct.id to do thulp nl- nioHt to :h:ilk,H. li win. hut faiiH, ulilintiKli hopeful, arc nol overly optimistic of a victory. I laker Sipnnl IJted H poi'tH from Itak'T are that the HtilldoKM are in tfood rondillon, ex ffpl McKlin, who ha had a never; cold. Manary l iinahlf lo rny he. caue of tin Infieted foot and will j,,,,,' lt, the trip. Tin; liak'f jsoiiHd will i-onsisl of Howard. .Mc- Waters. McKlm. Ivhly If. Joslln. 1 W. .loslln. Muck. Crawford. '"Imr ''rln, Cal.b r. J. York, l'rlsblc. Hlnl. y, ! L. York, Itydcr, Parker and ,1m j lucrum it. ' 'I'he 'I'lK'-rs have been sbowlliK I up welt of late. makliiK u rapid I llnprovenient In tln lr li'iiniworK. i- nne aim oi n u-.. . '-" Huturday nltjht the linker ; team will iilay In Pendkloii und lthe Im Olundi. team will pluy ut ' w.'allov PLANES DROP FOOD, FUEL IN ARKANSAS Water-Bound, Ice-Blocked Families are Aided by Aviators. ALL OTHERMEANS OF RESCUE CLOSED Floods and Cold Weather Maroon Many Persons 30 Living in one Small Cabin. , (Note: Tho following (dory of thp wntcr-hound. ice-bloeltod arwa near Hlff Lako. Ark., wa wrlttpn by Jack liondurant, reporter, for: tho Memphis Kvenlng Appeal. He and William lay. photographer, flew with Charles Hays over tho Isolated area and dropped food and? fun! to tho suffering families.) Ity Jack lloinlurant MKMPIKIS. Tenn.. Jan. 4 (Al") 1-Vom a idanetho only mothud of conUict food und fuel have been dropped for'tho first time to some of tho more than I!00 faiullleH held prisoners by flood and lco In tho Inundated 13 Iff Luke nrea of northeastern Arkansas. And through crude signals ar ranged by notes attached to blocks of wood nnd hurled down lit cabin doors, wo learned that tho families face ncur starvation unless help roaches them soon. In the ship Lhere were sacks of charcoal and small sacks of flour, bought at Ulythevllle1 when wo learned we couldn't reach the red cross food supply yesterday. A house where no smoke was seen coming from, chimneys wns (Continued on Page l-'our) Six Burned Today . In Mid-West Fires CIHAXI) ItAt'IDS, M-'h., Jail. 4 (AP) A father und son, lost their lives nnd a second son was .l-jn " :i'ath0: "TI illicit today in a fire which. do - stroyed their homo In CSulowood, a suburb. , , . ' Tho mother, Mrs. Arminla Hout saw. who works night shift In a faolory, "us not ut homo at tho time. ; POKTKMOUTir, Ohio, Jon. 24 (AP) Four childron of Mr. und Wis. ljawrcnce Perry of Otway !!5 miles west of here, wero burned 10 death when the home was de stroyed by flro curly today. Mr. and Mrs. Pefi-y reaeuod elghl of their 12 children lull tho oilier .four were trapped In Ihelr rooms. Four of Ihe children who escaped wero burned seriously. Norwegians Ready To Give Byrd Aid OKIC, Norway, Jan.; 24 (AP) Kcplylng to a request through Ihe i:nlied Hiatos 'minister for Nor- weglan whuleis to assist tho Dyrd ,.x.,nt in llio Antarctic, the Norwegian government today In- rrnicd the Amerleon government , would do lis best . q-i,,, Norwegian reply said tho government had approached Ihe Whalers' association which hud ex- pressed llio opinion that the lee barrier cutllng off llyrd's camp from open water und his supply ships, will break up us It has done in previous years, Tho ussoc.lation, however, staled that If Admiral Ityrd were short of provisions u whaling factory ship would be sent In uu effort to give assistance. A student body assembly wus held here Ibis uiornim;, for a dual purpose to honor football players; und to serve as 11 pep uicciing- lor the baski'tbull Kume. Coach Woodlc K"ve out. letters to the first und second teuin plnyi-rs. and Arnold (lrulapp ifave unt lelters lo the all -slurs nnd cluss players, A slunl, "A Mid-Winter's NlKhl lunrc," wlll upolocli.s to Hhako sieare. was ulven by till1 following! lion Porch, urvul Anderson. Jack Klncald, Alice Inlaw, Packy Mc Karland, Nick HiikIhs, .lulls Slilllh, l.a Nei vc Kalklcld, Kills Wulklnfl, p.ulll (lellel. Hob Htoddurd. Iris lliiKh'S. Clair Perkins, Phyllis Ilium. Mildred Itlokland, Woodrow liamerell nnd lCdward Thompson. The student body Ih very anxious that all In: very courteous lo the visitors from Hakcr. The Kulldoicn will be the guesls or Ihe UiCJrun.J.j school anil unytliinK of n un sporlstnunlike character will re. flccl uKulnsl the local student body; It was said today. Letters were awarded us follows: I'litsr tkam i-i.rn;n.Mi:N Si'iilors I.. Hoc, J. Horry, V". (.'ourlney, M, (iijliliniin, C. llunl, K. McClurc. W. , Mires, II, Mtodilaru, rc. rnonipson, i. Putli n, V. Puiten, V. Wulte. Juniors W. Allen, O. Kuus, jl, livuns, K. (Contlnutd on l'uso 1'our) f NOT AFRAID I - -1 INIUMMitflM, llio ram nuiliuly con traWtyl from liaiallliu; imrrals, which litis rutisetl twti deaths lit tho t'nlUtl SttUCM, lioltLs no foam for Seiiorlttt llOKitlmurlu C'olomo, omiiloyetl at tho 1'un-Aiiu.Tkiin I'nlou bulldluit ut WiwliiiiBlon. Sho is shown licro wltli "Oltl Soak," Secretary of Stnlo .Stlm soti's pet purixit, which lius been lilacetl in the laii-Amcrlcii lnilltUm 'lillo KtlitiiHoilj Is nt-. tending tho IjoimIoii naval cou fercnoo. RACIAL HATRED SEETHING AGAIN More Clashes Take Place Between California Men and Filipinos. , WATKONVlbLM, Oil..' Jan. 24 (AP) ltuclul hatred. Inflamed by the employment of white dancing girls In a Filipino club here, south. i'il iinlcc,,T thu Himtii Clurs vullni 0dny jis tlio result of two clnshes ut Kan Jose, In which one .white man wuh. stubbed unil four. Fili pinos blidly beaten. ' . .'Tho outbreak at Kan Jose, which occurred' last night, came ,-whllo t arnica pairnis wero guuruing mo i i,ii,uvm hen, in nre- vent uny possible rCcurrcnco Of the fighting which hus ruged Inter mlttently for flvo duys, rostilttng In the death of olio Filipino, tlio flogging of Severn! others, apd the arrest of neven wlto. men on I'loti lng ohargoB. ' '. :. - .'. Wliiln Sfen llio Aggressors Alfred. JohtiBon, 22 was Btuhbed twice In the back and critically wounded while ho wus watching n clash between Filipinos and whites at San Jose. There wero two fights, two' FillplnoB having been beaten In each. Police Bald white men wero the aggressors In each ease. .' Discovery or un alleged Filipino ptimphk'l culled "The. Tori It"' to w hich was iittrlbuled, the statement Unit "Filipinos have us much right to American girls as Americana," was reported to peace pfrlecrs. Tho body ot Foiniln Tehera, 22, a. Filipino, wall found In il bunk house cast of hero yesterday, lie hnd been shot through the hcuit. Authorities said shols had been (Continued on Patfo Five) DARING FLIGHT GIVES GIRL, 9, MEDICAL HELP POltTIAN'D, Ore., Jan. 24 (AP) A nlne-yeur-old Klrl today stood nn excellent chance of rccoverlnit from il flve-day attack of pneu monia after medical Hflelico and aviation combined lust nlKht tu save her life on a snowbound vil lage, on an isiiiud in the Mid-Col-iimbla river. Informed that Jun' McCillvruy, II. dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 10. McCillvruy. l.oimvlew, Wash., was seriously III on Putict Island, be tween Cnthlatnct, Wash., und West port, Ore., Ihe OriiKotilan nrratmed wllh Tex Hnnkln, Portliind uvlator, to laho Dr. Krnest I,. Iloylen. Port land pliyslelan, lo the Haliind by plane. With Intermittent snowstorniH l.ldlnu the contour of the land and with ten. pcruluro sIlKhtly above the frei'.lnK point, llankln and Ihe physician flew Ihe so miles from Porllntid lo Pugcl Island where they made a sufo landlliK on dan Kerotls Kfound. Kay to Announce Plans On Feb. 1 KAI.HM. Ore.. Jan. !1 (AP) - In un Interview published In Hi falem HliiP'Siiiuu today, Hint Treasurer T. II. Kay wild that lie will niinounco un I'ebruary I, his decision whether or not he will be it runilldatB for the republican nomlnutlon for novornor. Ho sabl It would not be beforu nor after that date. "You may be namired," Kuy suld, "thul If I do miiko the race my. health will permit mc to make a btrttiuouc campaign." Mrs.Willebrandt To Be CaUed By House Committee Charge of "Gag Rule" En livens Discussio n Overrides its Chair man. ' WASHINGTON Jan. SI (AD After u. charge of "gus rulo" hud enlivened discussion, tho house ex penditures committee today over rode Its clinlrinnn nnd voted 8 to 7 to cull Mubol Walker Wlllcbruiult,v former usslatnnt uttorncy Beneral, j lor teiitimony on tho Willlnmuon ' iS-r, to tho jutjtlco department. HepreHontutlve Hchufer, rcptih Hcnn. Wlaconsin, mudo the chariro of "fjatf rule" proccduro after Chairman Williamson hnd hold un out of order a motion by Schufor to call Mm, Willobrnndt, who for youru directed prohibition proaocu- tlona for the government Slinfer's motion then wus put to a vote. Ho wus sustained and first week's work today with a Williamson snid tho decision of the whirl of activity bringing Anglo commlttco to call her would bo cur- American parity sharply to tho ried out. . foro for the first time nnd polnt- 1'revlounly tho committee had In- lng to nubllolty for nil future full dulged In sluirp dobuto over it mo- meetings of tho oonferonco. tlon by lloiircBontullvo Cochran, At tho auggoatlon' of llemy I, doniocrnt, Missouri, to broiiden tho Stlmson, American' aecrotury of hentings to includu uny testimony state, tho troublosbmo cruiser thiit might bear on whether tho problem which wrecked tho Oenova troasury and Justice department in conference aooma certuln to bo tho nnyivny had failed to enforce tho first tukon up In nrranglng tlotalls Itw of pnrlty of tho British and Am- ' 1... nin, . ,n n Aside from tho expenditures hearing, a houso judiciary cob- conimi ee cuns.ue.eo vi o ,..u,,on .. for United Suites commissioners to try minor liquor law cases, uiton this phase was discussed on tho houso floor by llopresontntlvo Ktobbs, republican, Mnssucliusotla, who said tho rocommcndatlon of j the national law enforcement com- mission to give to commissioners Biieh power hud been misconstrued lluoughout tho country lo menu that It hud recoinmondod lho.tn,k- lng away of tho right of trial by a Jury. Ktobbfl, u mcnibor ot llio Iiouko . (Continued on Pago Four) Salem Minister , Faces,' Assault , Complaint Today .SAH.Vt, Ore., Ju'n. 24 (AP) Al- i..i.. 11.... Ih. llnv, ltnhm-1 T.. .8, ... -7 Pavno atlemntcd to naanult virgu - . ,,. u nen, , mm. .u . nu.i then a chair, at u deacon's wuuii, v meeting, a complaint uBiiinst tlio pastor of the First Laptlst church urt'OBted, , : : Tho meeting wiia culled Thuisduy p,.CB0nL.o B nnvnl exports, how- nlght to (isk Mr, Puyno to roslgn, ovori B0(.roiu.ry Stlmnon kcoplns Mr. Puyno hns often been at odds tno principal doclBlona In tho handa with his congregutlon since com- uf lho uoiOBnteH. lng hern about two yours ago from Next SIotliig Monday Missouri. Soon utter his uirlvnl Although tho various Intorna- tho congrognllon split and u sec- t&otiul groups of exports huvo been ond church organization wus form- moDting dally, nil thoir findings aro cd. to pass through tho hunds of tho The latest difficulty with Mr. ..B8 pivo" which moots again Pnyno wus in connocllon with tho Mondny. dopurturo 0f his wlfa sevuml weeks Thoro will bo a w eekend lull ago for Imu Angeles. This followed wm, Bocretniy Htlmson nnd Prlmo her nppearunco ut the O'Nell homo Mmiator MucDonald both gotting with a story of 'libuso at her litis- UWay to tho country although Pro band's hunds. O'Nell admitted Unit mir Tardiou had ubundonod his ho helped her to get awny. nip lo Paris In ordor to bo on hand In tho courso or tho argument for lho Monday soHslon. last night witnesses say Mr. Pnyno Tho gcnorul activity however, khouled ut O'Nell: "You uro lho led to aoino predictions that tho limn w ho ran away with my wife," conference would mako faster pro- und brnnded him with nu epithet Bress thnn hnd fli'Bt been expected, which Is culculuted to bring on a Premier Tardiou even prodletlng fight, unless, according to a WohI- an adjournment by lho end of. ern classic, It Is accompanied by Fcbruury. a smllo. From nil nccounts Mr. J,essor Moot Hues Sirret Pnyno wnsn't in a smlllug mood, Tho virtual decision to huvo n and brandished u slick of wook ut limited number of newspupor men O'Nell when lho hitter Inshl 'd present ut the conforenco sessions on rending a letter thut Ills wife applies only to full meetings at had received from Mr. Puyno's which all tho delegates aro proa- slster-ln.law In l.os Angeles. Tho ent and not to tho many lessor con- ,,.. l.,.. from lho sultatlons proceeding constantly. preacher and then he solz-od a ehulr. Mr. Puyue recently went to l om Anireli a and brollKllt Mrs. . ' "J. J m. , was joji.v. presont ut the mooting lust night. Trucks Buck Snow To Isolated Town ' POItTLANI), Ore., Jan. 21 (AP) Two trucks, loaded with mall, brought Cullilamet, Wash., today the first general news of the out side world the town had received ror more than u week during which time II was Isulated by Impassable snow drifts on hlphwiiys and a Irem herous ice filled liver through which boats could nol pass. The trucks bucked drifts all day yesterday and aided by townspeo ple with tractors and suowplows inutiaged to open llio road from Kelso to Cathlaniet. Senate Rejects Oddie Proposal WASHINGTON (AP) Tho seil iilo lulu lisluy voted lo keep hides. leiiilier and shoos on Hit) dm list. WAKIIINOTON, Jan. 21 (AP) Tho senate today rejected Ihu Od die proposal to Increase lho tariff on hides abovo lho ten per cent ud volorcm rate curried 111 tho Huw- Icy-Mmoot bill. Hides uru now uu tho free list. Tho vote was 80 to 31. Htolwcr and MoNnry, of Oregon, both voted for tho Oddle amendment. CONFERENCE FIRST FACES PARITY TEST Troublesome Cruiser , Problem to be Consid , ered in London Meet. : "JlTfJ 'FIV'TC" WTT T C r i r Vv; T. . T COJN VENE MONDAY . . ItalY's Demands not Aim- ea at r ranee Aione Russia, Germany are Also Building. ly llyron Jrij (Aaacclutod PreaB Bluff Writer) LONDON, Jan. 24 (AP) Dele gates to tho flvo-power nuvul con- ferenco virtually wound up their V1IUUI1 illlVlfn. Tho move for tlto admlsaion of corroapondents at future confer ence meetings such us that of yes- , pa,ace a,so ,.,,',,, ,n tn Am,.,oan doloea. originated in tho American delega tion. Honator Robinson strongly urged Buch a stop und Honator fl ,.,, ,.in. Italian lcmauil Talketl Th0 duy,8 ,.ound ot conferences nla0 kcpt the Itlllan demand for lmrUv wU1, tl)0 j.'ronch and Anglo- Fl.encn dlsngroemonls . over the ac00 0f tho conferenco constantly un(lol. tho microscope, Tn0 in-onch wont to No. 10 Downing slreet this morning where wltn tho Urltlsh Uologates, they exitmtnod at longth a memorandum propnrod by Rano Masslgll of tho French . delegation, nnd Robert loallo Crnlglo, of tho British for eign office, dealing with points of difference. ..'.'.v-'"! '.- : Dlno .'-Orandf.'"-Ittt)n' foreign minister1, also saw MK MVicDonald nnd then hurried away for un ap pointment with Socretnry Stlmaon. Tho aulck Buocosslon of conforenco kopt tho gonernl picture of tho ............. l,.,l ..nnlrtlf nuso"""""- y - n'ho American aeiogaies, meec -frene room flvo lng In thoir conference room livo ti...I1II., I tUn TIM ,uu, y,"' ": "', " this artornoon engu go d tali sencrn, ,,!.. hi,i without tho In oraer l0 arranH " ' ;o erleiiu delug ution Is to glo up tho Beats of a few of thoir cx- perts In lho conipan.ttvely smal ...WA,. v,.nm at St. Juilie Pulucc. JJetalls ot the discussions (Continued on Pngo Four) NEGRO WOMAN EXECUTED IN KILBY PRISON MONTOO.MIOItY, Ala.. Jan. 21 (AP) Sllenii Ollmote. negro, tho first woman to bo electrocuted In Alabama, was put to death In tho electric chair ut Kilby prison to day. Tho woniun was convicted o( the murder of Horiico Johnson, Hlr inlMKhiim resluurunt operator, last June. Mho was said to liavo en tered tho restaurant operated by Johnson and arter ho requested her to leave lo have obtained a gun und shot him to deulh. widow si:i;s i;xi:ci-i iox I.I T1T.K HOCK. Ark.. Jan. 24 (AP) The widow, n duughter und u brother of Perry Miller, clly mnr shall of Hewitt, Ark., who wus shot to dcuth last spring, stood In the death chumber at lho state prison hero today and watched tho execu tion Of his sluyer In tho oloctrlo chair. Tho murderer was lien livers, a 32-yenr-old negro. Miller wns slain In attempting to arrest tho negro for a minor of. fence.