La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1930, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- TWELVE PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE (SranM CITY EDITION THE WEATHER OH BOON eowrtectsl ctw to. Rlghi na fVsd&jr, moaorato eratare, Slronff oathrtjr winds on the corwI, VOLUME XXVIII- MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 MEMBER A. B. C. NUMBER 194 CANDIDATES FORGOVERNOR COMING HERE Harry Co rbett Due Here; A ir WvtK T V Pan AJH'. IO V Hll J. Lu- lien- nett Coinins- Anr. 22. GEORGE JOSEPH WILL VISIT CITY Schedule Announced by Chamber of Commerce ,ri l. rrt..KrtW- ' 0lltlttJI . Vi gated the eo ami pronounced It "Pi'esentS Platform. , suicide. Tho body of 'tho youns . . .. 'man is Ht tlic'SnodKrass and S51m- Tvvo candidates fur the repuhli-: ineniiiin mortuary todtty. ..'.' can nomination for 'governor have", Mr. Craven committed the act alreailv made on iiiiprnruuee In La ) behind the -service station, flits "ut Cirnml'e. Ciov. A. W. Xuilihid sneak- let Bolng through his' head and ins; before a l.ions club dinner, and causing instant death.. He Is not Senator (thiirlcK Hull before a married, it is reported, chamber of commerce luncheon. I Jdr. Craven wont to North l'ow A. R. Uunter, secretary of the dor from Shaniko, Ore.; a few chamber, announced today that weeks ago and formerly made his three more candidate have made home in California. arrangements to visit La Grande during this mouth. Harry Corbett will be a chamber of commcrco guest on Apr. 15 and J. J2, Uen nett will come the following Tues day, Apr. SS. George. AV. Joseph Is scheduled to be in La. Grande on Anr. 2S. Mr. Hunter also siated that the J annual Iwinouot at i-oanu i.n.y u bo held sometime in the near fu ture. " ' . ' foiimrrr axxoumtss IMiATlXJltM l"OKTIAXl, fre.. Apr. 3 (Kpe- I c) Harry L. Corbett, republican. '"" ,,r Juu ",L"ot state Tuesday. A statement of his -opinion relative to slato problems Is as follows: ' . I was born In Oresoil July, 1x81, over 48 years ago. am married and have five children. My people were, among Oregon's early pio neers. 1 have had an exlenslve business training. This Includes direction of many business and manufactur ing enterprises. 1 have operated a farm, directed a. livestock business. developed an Ir.-lgatlou property. 1 I :have served four sessions in . the state, senate, was president of i that body In lltT, and have twice been 'noting govctor or' Oregon Itt j . . ' ' - '- '. the absence of the late Governor I ."tinny. sutVaner-like weather -1'ntlcrson from the stale.' ' petlenred In the tlramle, Uomle During tin. World war t was valley lately has caused a great slate chairman ot. two Kert Cross i deal of nm1 and day dreaniing drives, slate chairman of the na- among disciples of Iwiak Walton. tionnlcouncilotdetcn.se and was Inland angleis lite stale over are military training preparing to fol- , eagerly coiiutiuc the days until low my two brothers Into service ! April 1 when the fishing season when the Armistice was signed In on trout opens. lills. I was president of tho Port-j Several stelheads have been land chamber of commerce for two i eaueht. in this locality already, terms.' 1 am now president of the ' but to mliny. the trout is the thing, l'aeiflc International Uveslork ex- ! Ic-hermcn are chafing at the position. j .My family has been affiliated, 'Over the rutin licenses are ut wlth tho I'lrst IMesbyteri.tn chtirch i ready hein- purchased, rods and since that body was organized. j equipment ure being put !r. snap" l aspire to the office of govcr- ! (Contlnned on Page Kiglit EDWARD ASH BY, UNION PIONEER, PASSES AWAY 'AKUIC. Ore., Apr, 3 lid wan! Ashby of NfU-th i'owder, a pioneer j who had lived in Kiistern Oregon ; til) years, filed yesterday at St, Jiliiibeth hosidtal, utter a few days. ' illness. He was operated for an- ; pondie.it Is last week, but death was said to havo been eatt.sed by a heart attack. j Mr. Ashhy was born .Janmiry 1 t ISou at Sedalia, iUcitipan, and was 75 years obi at his death. As lad of to lie cmue aeros.t the plains by wagon train and settled in the tirande Uoude volley of L'tdou rottnty which was his home nnlll 3 8S3 when lie moved to a farm, iicven mlleH north of North )'w- t der. where lie lived imtH J!as when lie moved with his family into North I'owder, Air. Asbby was married to J'ran eelta ilewltt at I'tilon in February, I KT'J. Mr. and .Mrs. Ashby ecle bra ted their Kolden wedding an niversary mnro than u year oko. The deceased is survived by his widow and the following ehiidren: Airs. .1. V. i:arrr. North I'owder; j Airs, c'tcvi .Miller. North Tuwder; j Afrs. Karl U'liryant, North I'owder; ! Airs.- I timer l'earsm, North low- j der; Airs. Hart on Wpde. Wallowa; ! Airs. IMbcrt Ituidtt"i, Spokane; j lhrir sisti-rs. Airs. Tons Corman, J takfr; Airs. U. J. Custek, lau fJrande; Mrs. Ivdward I'rovod. Ji i flntnde; six Kiandehlldren and cue K ' at grandchild. Three of .Mr. and Mrs. Ashhy's children ur de ce:.seil. "'-', Kuueral services will he. held, at the AI. K. church in North I'owiiur. Friday at it u. tiu WKATIICIS TfUbW u. m. 41 ubove. Minimum: 11 iilrtve. 'ondition: pnrliy eloudy. u i ; , v ii i ; i ; y i r i ;i u , v Maximum 75, minimum 3 i ulve. . '.'onditiou: ebur. vi:ATnr,it wit. a, jba M;tlmum 6J, minimum 3 1 above. l-'ondliion: cleur. Service Station Man Kills Self At North Powder Coroner Investigates Case Reports Received Here Said Man Was Wortied Over Gas War. V' Craven, l;8-yeur-otd (ter- V,,8 stalion ,;, t Nirili I'owder. ore, commuted utctto about, s o'clock last nltfht by shooting him self through tho head with a. .32--0 caliher revolver. Jleport.s received hero are that a possible motive for tho shoot!))? was tho pasoliiie war, as ho Is known to hsvo wor ried considerably about tho prico .cut. . .Coroner F. I. Ilalston JiivcKtt- State Officials Attend Meeting Of Legion Post tiw American I-orIoh in meet ing' lust night with ahout 150 In aUenrt:t!H't Mr. florsf ! tn( cuuuuamlo r of tho U-clon nnl U em Ornsxin by arl Moser. .tate tho part a post ttke the local or. :i .a,Kalion hat in . tht Airhan Lochia. The local nurinbcrshtp iiUf? 'A'-lv. an1 Jnt'tf Hc fe'.v post etuolhiicfitH that shows an iatTPJiH ovt-r all jJhrr yrars, Ahont ( tiK'tuherM wore p.v.;. ent from Ltaktir ami an lnvilatitn (ConUnfd on Paff Five) Anglers Count I The Days Until 15th Of April "d everything Is being made ready tor yipi-. nt. . iturlng the past few months mil lions of trout have been released in Oregon's mfiny lakes and streenis through the hatchery de partment of tile state game com mission, with sizes averaging six inches so that most of the fisi) that, are released are lllltnerllatelv i ligllde for the creels of Ibe anglers. : Aceoiding io .Matt I'yrkman, snperinieridcnt of hatcheries, the fishing this spring should be bet ter than last year as It is safe to s;ty that (he department has re leased mare tronl during the win ter mouths than were caught In 1!)2. Program Features Scout Activities UbwrvMnee of natlonul boys wtM-lc limj short isilk by Vanen Cornell, I'nlon eoutity tumo war ilen, lrHfuretI be J.Ions elub lunrheon iwlny tit noon tu tile Sue ajuwea Inju Kluio .StctVcn.'ion. Meut ex;u tive, was prs.'nt with four TJoy SeontM, Koy onrl (Jilh.-r) KU-lu. Robert Aff.Mfllnn iJ Jlinn Vic tor. ''ht boys f,'o-e ft fb'tnonra Ibin of first !, MiyJiallio;,', and i iirryiriiz bob).' fur Injorett pfryonn i :mr Ifnt Ufi.fn l.i.lll .. r(. t... i Truiii.n it ni-tt .t..u,.L !rbfjy of tho rmrnoso of liuv.r w ork, pttinifn' out I ho bv rieeninir ibe boy occupied with conntiuc- "1'for'f Ilolhhty" by five work diulnjr their yntrr- tbne, hVIiwrn the first fh' r.mntry wait rfecrentnK the"(vpn- !fVi followed by uuinber of notfti;I offcodrs J Helen Taylor with Me. Curat )! nunko of the iruuie ! rtmJ (l-M pryiMin fr fnhm emm-i nd the excelb-nt eroirress i ih.a is beitii.- nuule j.Jomr tb-,Jnut Educators To Give i tllfl t ftiku iiovo i " fitrintr f. A. Howard' vltdt ia l. (irnde this werlind. he will spfjik -ir two tu-;eHtiK. Mi', liou--artl Is shit snp.'rintrndi'ni of pn Ih; foftructtou anil wttt come here prinixrii) io line,,,, lne me. tinir oi , the Kul'lll Oreiton Suierlnten. : .lent.t ml ITiiieliml.i as.-oeiutlen Saturday. I On Monday afternoon at I j o'clock, Mr. liowBril v. ill addlvw j the 1-Jdueatloniil club of the liast- i ern Oregon Normal school in the school's auditorium. The cluh in. j vises a!! to attend. MORE LIGHT UNITS ASKED IN PETITION Extension of Present Street System to Include Washington Avenue. CITY BAND VOTES TO ENTER CONTEST - - Commissionere Allow $50 t- TTrrr-n 1 rn For L. H. S. Band Trip . ' nit.V Manafypr RpiOVtS : on Water System. ..V third, ormtmrmnt riwi lljiht-1 the prow tit. mciHU'r!vIi of (he imf (mirovpnt "rtWrli't 'IJl'!o fhUFvh Svhj 3sy, .una of the .Sun-inst.-illed hi t-i Grnu'lo urtrtir llm' duy; choyt 3t5 Muiuy from ail umner isntl fII, if u-jlItIm.Rivoi imt;es for tuMiSTKfitiomtl - pnr- thp eity commission lat night re eelvi-ti eonUmied Kunport. .- t hf rpove, e:nwd hy the ex-ti-nHfon of the ouHinetw wet ton dur ing t lie lst 'ymr nd this spring,, is in a wesloily ufreetion and the. new d-rttHet fimhraros VhinKioh a'e no from Fourth to ' K!m: two idociiH nnd one lde pf Kourth street fi-jiv Adums tto Wahtnf; toit. It was id last niffht, that ji tarse majority of the jmijierty ouners Kilned ibe "petition, whle-t w'ur referred to the etty ' ciiKtnreer fo,- investiKatiwn. ' . . Tho orisimit Ktreet .Ushttu'ff dlK .triet was in.stnlled.it few years 2t and stiortty afterwurdn another district alone, Kir street,', was put thiouKh, The new: district sjteet- fictions are tpreted to coniorm in evry way with the system now in existence. ' Itiiiul rtnu Tel it was also annottneed at the conuniPRhm .meeting that the t,a.f aratid mttneiiai hand memes huvo voteu unanimously, io enter i iytprirM. S. 11. MotRan was elect ing northwent atnatem contest to ' ed (ritiieHt"itdent of (he Kujdivy he hetdnt ,iui(v.on Heueh at tort- ( sehooi and Kldride Hnffmnn, ax land 'on July 7 and M. provided j ffistatrt HUpariuteadent, an Jh( iih CumiK eun he raised to mufe the J , .ionrnry. i'urtielnatiun in Contlned on Tajce Five) contewt would only , require tie , , presence of the hand ono day, It ! is undera(ood. . " . . .i Anotfver' battd )(U'i'tinn was dis-J dlMpusii; of durlnjr tiie evening, j wlu'n A. T. Hilt, rhairman of the udiumiKHion, suiid' thut J.. T. Ionj;- fellow,, superintendent, of seho?ls, t had presented a request for Fome Jinamdal. isltaitr.e i!o,m ,the, thyt for the It Grande ilih- winiui'I (Continued on lage Five) SENATORS PASS PENSION MEASURE Local Pastor Receives Wire From McNaiy t Bill on House Calendar .The ilf Krafitt HpKini', fias- lor of the AI. K. Church, Kowth, rweK-ed the fo-lowhijsr night let- i rr ; frtni Senator Kredrlck Kiel- ( wee, Washington, J?. C.t this uimrn-i mg: "Washington, 1. C, "Aliril ', 1931). "Itev. Krank Il-opldtif. 2101 N'. Mr St.. l.a flran'lf, te. ".Sjiaalflh War jien'Hiou ivlll with tmieniljnenta retlneing in.ntiilyj rate named senate yesteclay. liotl.se ( 1)I liroviiling filly ilallara til fifty I years, etc.. on house calendar, Am hopefnl that maximum pen-! ."ton provided in house ittU may ' FinaHy be agreed upon. "t. K. S." A, previous telecram was re-1 eelveil from Sensttor M,!N;iy u consult w lllt phyalclaus attending j few days ago, before the bill v.u:ibe Noire n;e fool bo 11 eo-l. ! f'ontlnue on Pnso Vive Unusual Musical Program Given Here Last Night by Baker Group An uim.snal njr;I proprwrn vs enjoyed hy lu f.ruiule muvie-toverH yeMrJiy ev?inj,' w)irn linker rnuleianft under the direction of Mrs. .fesse a. MosUins, wll known In, both eltlt'K uk n musician nud (eacbfr, were preentfd in wo 'hurmUt Old KhUhU Konu cycles live ffudiencr in tho ballroom of Mim Ja fJriinfJr1 hotel. II. lno aintf eycie the lyr!e uiue uf liopu Martin In " !! Moi1e- ,,nnks-M I!oth WPr! m KniptUh wUh li t'le of o lody hftf ,0 r,"tin done f nil. Little ehanre of inosl- ieahy drmatlc motuentM for ola- WciBcr wan much eummende.! fov i'orwld 1 v.. celt ; !!ne. rcnutuff ists with that almost unfono her eontribnlion 1 the phnm. toe.'s iinnvhiyy, Mtbltefl t.'.uie; .1. fimoo(h fiov. irtic indlridiHLe of the iTeereediniE th "C(uul evele Miss i .iermimn .lone advcrtiluj expert. wa eycie were pfrbop fine moKt noted chttatotrriKtU-i of tho sonsr eyeles liresenttMl, The lovely en.semble vftKin km ntm-h pruised hy ii. rn(Je muKlefMU. While tlte ej-ch'( wre not mm pnrutite, "Kloni's IfoI(lHy" bWnjf a portrayal of W'ttM on lite May ly jri.Cn and -rhc Aleiiiebttiika" Jior- ir.,ylnK tlte advi nturet of a trunpe n tho dlxtlnrdvc humor of She yj, KnKlixh, nopular opinion wavered with the huisncc eemliig to ln loivnrd the latter prodtic- tlon perhaps hecuuiso of iho humorous lyrics. Jtusieal artlKts of the evening, for their tkllltul Interpretations of Annual Meeting Of Church Here Presbyterians Enjoy Din ner and Addresses Ed win Cozzens and Rev. Perkins Speak. The eonsregittion of tho Klrst Trcffliyteriuii ehmch held i(H an nwal meeting lst eventnir, foiimv itxfi . dinner where the- families, of the ehoreh met it bout well laden t by addresses by Kd win t 'vxxcttH f of Cameroon, At rtca, ami (he He v. ; J ff' ' v; "' "'- dlst church, ill Jtyilenihud, Xley- - ca, .mala. KopurtR ware heard from i j sUaw tctK tt iicuttHy in Hii I department. The reports showed posca. ?68KQti, uud for benev Oleiwes $iiii.43. - ' . The uuitttier of ruHiu; elder; wan mriea.wd from, nine io 12. rtnrt Or. Kx -K .MosMtiuui, C. M. ilum phreys. fiwtav Winslrr were eieet ed ta sueceed themselves, and K. A.' Mehran was Wertrd older for a three-year term, ChavU-R K, AnderHon was elt-etivl un eldf-r for tw- year ttrm, mid i, C. How- ser waa elri-teU an eUior for nf there wouhl he aa factor at dlCfi-qno-yr-uV term,. Xtrs," A. T. Hilt, 'cutty iu any of tho Japanese resei Mrs. i .f. Hamnhfi'ys "ami Mrn. v.'ttions. Ororpc llakor .were ru-cli'vlfi liwtl Given (JrwHt deacons for a three-yar irrm ami ) Senator Heed, who was credited Afrs. Jeniito TUouviiHon for one ; hy hta catioaKUos with havfnjf Ucpi yem Tho rhrrh adopted the ro- instrnmental in solvJn? the Atttcrt tatlori systcuv in the cU'i'duu of can, Krttish and Jajw-nrs. jrotIemi eWora and dfHfons to be ef fee- made the foMowlnK statement to t tiv in A-prtt, U3t, when no cidor or deaeoH eomjdetim; a i'nll three- year truf. shutt he eiteiide for reelection for one year. The ehnreh 1ko voted to memovtulixo Craude rionde ixeshvt-ry to einolidto t Grnde Uotute and I'endledm nres- Summer Visits Valley; Mercury Up To 73 Above tjramle 'ami- tiie Rondo valley basked In u imutier i day j-csteroXv, mispiaced Into tAprfl, bitt nevertheless f a real j roOTl which Senjporarily bocamo (summer variety. Wiee! ihennt.; ; county court, to a reduced charge meters senrried dp Into the htgli t of murder, second degree, In eon , 70s and the official mercury, often nectlon with the staying ot Mrs. ,- eooservaiive iimn me otners touched a high of 73 ahove, mal;- injj yesterday the wannest day since last fall. Anything attove ?, unlets whipped by wind raited over snow-clad motfidaluK, Ik "pumtm-r" here UK L'nele Sam's flj;res shows that, tho mean tentperature for li Gmnde durittK1 June 3928 and IftJs was fil and ti.4, respretively. - Irfist year tliero were no days an 'warm nntii late in Anrll. the hitch ost heinj; IS uhove. on April 27. The year' previous the mercury reached 7(1 ahove. during the last week of the sa?n.e month follow ing' nine conaecuilve duy earlier In the month with snow The minimum last nUflit wan 4 1 above. (Tlonds this tnorttitw indi cated that today would ho many deyrcft cooler. t PfllSlCiCM Fllfinff , w, . . I O hXamitie liOCKIie . V.tM?WV.WVVAl, Mmn.. At.r. : A.I) Hr. t J, Uarhnrka of the by airpltne for StittruL l'ia to! c-tn mine Knnfe ItocKne and to! The hurrlcfl trtti a.t tto result of r rati fj-mo tire difficult utttuta-rs rcvculeti thvm t o be sue h, v erf-: M rn. lw-l;r mi Finch and Jinf. Harold Trebbe, so pranos: AJrs. Coil Snlt ni MM, FranceK Oliver, eocttn.ttuw; lr. j Theo Corlson oml Jobn I'jlf. lenor-t; Tom llartt and 1 tie. hard ' Smuribwaffe Jr., bosses, t'onnoenl :, on ll?e mftahorH nt thin double ( h jin ; rpiurtel in superfluous. K with the pl"iislrrt; and fvmnottr .kllt- fulness of true rlit, Mrs. Hon-j hlns 1 to be ronwrat nlded on aswnvhiinjf tmuh Bi'up ! fr hr direelion f them, tho.w 'in attendance deelurcd, i Much of tho sw'4's of noy j musical tr'Aentatiof tioitonrln nittm u. sympmuetu: ono mippotttit; .- ; rompfurtst of hbilitv ami Mifs Ava I wtlb Hita. talented ytttns wwr; at,o fronv linker, aeenmpanicd hyjchK tVora NiUer; t.ady Vivian la Miss Margaret Turner dainty Spriutlmt; to-dunec? vht was fo w : It rereived an was gtvm. SjMorel hy t'hth enroj-e : ; The Iiroerdfn of the evelitliir Kponxored hy the I.ii tlnioilr ' ('!. jH'ot-llo O'ltt len; waiters 1 .VetKhhorhood ehih. Jlnt, ll. N. -Wayne IWc-r uu.i itonnid (ul); j A!1-. f!ifr of oroxram. mtwK j r.M . iHHlt jt. Ki!!y w-(rtrt, a Cj-ifxy i Introduced the pcueKt ntuxtelund and dancer: legy iiohnenkumv umi the illreelor. Sirs, iloki. Ulouys iloU-rt.t, iSantcra. j Ho ttiorouetlly trim the eveuioi ) enjoyed Unit olreutly reitueslM uie .Stri l;( SUPIMM) tV,s htlng received far a. return ot the. i I.UNIKX, Asir. (AJ'I .Vxtf-i iirojrram diirinK national niuale Uinte Alhittti. noted ottano, died! week Hay 5 to tt. ' toda- in London. THREE POWER AGREEMENT IS REACHED Ahiericans, British And ' Japanese are in Com plete Accord. RESERVATIONS TO RECEIVE APPROVAL Senator Reed Credited by Colleagues With Aiding in Solving Naval Prob lems, LOWJOX, April 3 (AinOttl ein Jttmouacetueut vnn niiuin at Anvorfcan (ielfgatitm ItwtdfiUartewf today that the A.mevicnf JivJh and JajMiHCHe are in cwnnlete rc etml. ; Tiift AmprM:an ant! llrHsh t n; nieetnff with tho Juiuuiene at Hi. Juio palncD Imliuat&il ac-eeptnnce of the Japanese rcsccvattons. Tho only MJnla to be Mettled nro tlfttiiiis relating to Jajumcsa ronor Vii(ton on (he seraiij: anil rephtc ing of shtp in order ta keou thvtr i dockyards working. It waa lil awsjianer men after Iho mcc;; f "I eannot too stronj;iy imyroKS on yau the fine spirit in which the f Jaane& and Jlritish httve met w. ,Thcre was no disposition to quiuhlo it the jart of any one of the three (deipitians. AH three delfsationa have been frank and fair, I cannot liuagtuo nore Ioasnt negotiations than' theHC liave been. The result wct Hot n victory for ty one, Jit an honorable and raasfonabto settle ment between tho thi'ee." INDIAN WOMAN, IN HOSPITAL, ADMITS GUILT !li:i"Ii'Al.t. !. V.. Am-. J! f A.PV rjBmI,Eut .Uttoicsoti. tloi "Ucrt l.tUiir ; ,f- iii t aviiga Indians, this f)r noon nleaded gdiltv la -a. hosnlail rlofhHtff wife of Hnri Aiart-hanti widely kuovsn artttuV Democrats Urging Repeal of Dry Law JAMKSTOWN, N. 1?, April S (Ai . -Democratic parly candi dates for office tit North lakota today were pledged io a i!aiforn containing ti section ucplae- repeat of the eiKhCoenJh amendment and tho Volstead enforcement act. The platform; wan adopted at the democrat it; state convention herf? yoHterday when Tierce JiteweU, of Jamestown, was chosen to head tho party's Htutc lieket in he June pi-inm'iea as U suber?tittorll can didate. Musical Comedy WiH Be Staged At High School nlckW or "la tiXd Vienna," the ftel cancerly, will have tt ftrtvt pnWio ofornneo tninbi l i:lS n'ebirk In tlte attitit'irUuu al- tnoun Vvvieo inoJwvl fr smoe Hi-lcool a.Hdlece wttli Kcfeff, Af ter pMveral weeft of rebef)irMl ami thfjHtT two ntaHueetc, tba east f hi t:.peypncetl ami JtwiKbl'H ti- or'-tt;i IttfK cotfKblerablo (troaiiae t The iJtt tlejils wn n Alberlt-fi-n Pt"kie rr(atff'turer and UU nojibtr. bis j-v'V-fnbiiba fiftiostttit n, n Knttllwh lady in ' H r( h f a bsl 5xhtw nl fryvf'tos, io'( Mi-v-t t hinx It woven Into cijiticu.ted f t "at hcrioc rtaht l iu of ihf- dratnolifs ond dane irhlle V. W NuKtmotu hau e horns JJhj nnl fenture lo tb Wnetntr. left For toichtV perforata u, th' Jwwcr ff'Msr ;ju so;nni of Ibe if.-thvmy bpirttr already reerved. .MWnbeis f the e-ist ore: Hurt, 1 n ft U fft iff-t i fnr key Mae t-i r- t oi ; ( 'ir font , on n ht , 1 i fiwl Ht(i(i;irfii .ouaK tv-nutuctun. Amerfron pi-vfcp mnnnfaetorr, wy' frnwm; j,oi, tyvy (UIH.V UtiAfttn' U.'(ilW l'U.ll., U'.lW i y voy; Jlfi. (cj f my ettieftatn, Vh-Ril onn-y; hm'.v. rnpT of police, fir Andfetv; H'(ookM and ItUio- : h leviws. Nh-h HKbc aod t'eeit Itldek: tyioiya. it Ke,ttMfi t PAIR 0 QUEENS Wlwn i of a IiMl S lt i Ileal! Upper luelicro is at Shlrlcr Foster, 17, ot WeniiK'bw ti tu ?h;n t tiea V,sltttcltm Anplo Fesiival ami tow i!cir in of YirBttila Kcans od'tHlKetl the fairest of I'asaid'im Junior j collojo3!i o-el., . (A.1 I', i'boto). FAILS TO EVADE i CENSUS QUESTIONS .. it rr . t. rr lUSeS i5t!& UnCiC iSaJH SendsHera Summons Ol.liViikAKU, Apr. S (AJ) tno hoase wife, who accordinff io Enumerator Ksteile Knvfth, didn't think much at liacto Kam's censas naestions, was HftF sumniona io explain .iier coodttct at tho tlnlted Stiites district attorney's office So-i titiy. I Him Bllliih declared tltnt Mrs. Mary llartwell coaid see no reason for anHWetinir sa tttatty fjacstlon and added that she had "ton!! ted no clime," ittstrtc.t Cettatia Saiervlsor William H. I'ilnsSo HS i tile ntuue titiKive.r when he telephan- i ed Mrs. llarlwoli, he stilii, and sle-i cided io make her an e.Katanla for several other heasewlves, who held i-lle aniue apiaian, At Mrs, iijiriweiiV hotile it :i KtM the shock of the summons made, her iii, Jiiie hada't imde.r stood the Imtertanre of tho cen sus, it was exphiim'd. JII1 :SAJ iS MlHlr-KMKA.NUK WAHtllMiTOK AW S (Ai'J Unrle Sam UniR nK& fartssttw that Hwwh&ify intKbt rt-fuHo lo tinnwer erj-nmwr ftoostlonf, and so a law"vrn pJiHJW'lI, Jj provJb- ihnl nny person who "wltalt rv'Ee or wilfully tceRtect to wnwwer ny of ihejo-- (nltons rtfH be sc cllty at a tultle(ueauorM 'I'Ua pennliy provbSwl in not m&ro ibnn lO(,. or fift d'ty in prlau, ar batlc. The pHnHbnnt for flo answer (ContfnwetJ on Pst Eishi Ma trans In Duel: No One is InJaredgX . atfremeit ihut eny money r( nnn Iftrwo bunding orograrrm, de WAi&AW, April 3t JAJ' An cam,t hy tbtt nttSMSvi affair of honor brtoeen to fiery trxnniznilnn to be eowrl to tht of matrons of Wivsaw whleh they the. bt yeaiK, nve mo Jmpoitt attemtded Uf cttl(. ith idfvtol in fttvivrn in IW& ,.mW(r," fstory-hook Btyle viateii happily lo- J day when aftr several whotM each T ittKcuvereit ahe, was wwhlv to hit t OrCSl F tVS Btlffl : tho other. ISth titttittl thl-r honor lunl h-en mved and went homo itt cook brwijfit. i One of ib- woton wi. aifcKd t?fo with her hnWi wherm ho adiuinlsieved u Ktliwlutp flap, Tho other woma duel. ibn edetJ a Kansas Farmers Jffffiiyf WffVtifilff TWKfCV. K.-cn.. Air, -J Kir.siR farlin-y., v, iinniiii- iifo duce Hlioot one. fifth of the mr- tlOli'lt Wfiieilt, illVe iM'Cll WJl!-li hy the slate heard of 4crh"Uttrc to iiet'1-en.He their yii-ili 111 order , , , , , j anivtt cf?KmJwMcr v cwtieatfir? w " ' to cotahat "nitttatlott atna4flkxM,.t.,tthnifrhmrmKn iti.-ote. lAjei-it:an flint 'ien Siiir," ia.sci 'Ihe warning insaeii Ihioinjli'on tho ttocet u that lumt by Lev.- (ear that th urahteiu ot Murius ilwalhre, Tho eoiii.i!ier Kiiii lie lSS crop, IfEcaune of a !rge'th flint vat "jttouaganda at ta- t:; ,r 'is-ofef td tie nine iS!!!it:s belief, oaineiy, t'brisl- "actio 'but." " ' Hantiy." Opposition To Modification Of Law Is Voiced Attorney Genera! Files Protest Against Stobbs Bill With Judiciary Committee. BJT Vevii B. IMtlison AmoeialeiJ I'resia Stuft WviterJ WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 tAi Onjionttiuii ta macltftcattotl of ttw .tme Ian whiph rYltle heavy liuixtllllliii peiuiities foe vlulattaiia of ihi ir&hlhltl&Ji tlule, been fi!ei( wttli the hoiuso. iuelletacjr eoniiniltteo- hy AU&rnty G&n&ral WtWhali. itt a ronfhl&Hllal ea-mittmileaU&n Ha ohiecte.ti ptirticalarty to . ineii- r& ly Ileresfnl?illv& Sttlh, r&- t puhltcau, Maaaaclmsetta, ta mad- f 'thla law hy defining alight ' aai eaauo-t aCcetlde.es aaxt CtKlag 1 ina maxJtmtni inany i&r Riien tenses at stK atnaths tatticisatt- ( RienS and , a fS of &!!. Tho . o..,ivc awkk !a fonger IrSa! periotl. j At the eauoi titcs tlt ttttaraey 'genera! (issapproved two Dills by Iteoresentativo . CSirlstaphocsott, rcjmlllcwn. scuta liaKota, &) oltnl. - . . .: onles an ntlsclettteanors ttadec thu ' Most of tSse flead sd Irtittred I'RitcsS States cone ana for swtSSng wtm emsttoyraa. Three of dead P Jat j less trlttte lielaro United ursre man, Two Httlo glrte, aia Ssutea co!n.Hlo!icrs as feat! Been tors, firemen; satdv were Stitled at teeommended hy the Hoover law play smiSbJsJo sfco p!at. Qthsr bodte cilfareeiKcat CMMBiiiMsiQn. , ytere toun& la the deisrig, Anpmves Two HU I The plant consisted of ts small j Ke Biipvcveil s genwai Swo baildlngs ott a, savBtt acre tract othw tilll.t writlc-it lj trlaplt- main JSae So Sbo wsst. t ersion nun rceonyniennpii 10 con-, Itlka Actlliccy gress lr Ihe lltoover commission 1 Lifeo a roar of srtHl&ry Ihs first I ! relieve ccngcKtv!! fedeni! ccuvs oxolosion let loasa at aaaut ;50 lttt snggesied several changes tit sending dearSo for loag distance. !h0,w- 1 wo other detonattaas taitawed tm- The ati&rnej? general n-onld have mediately and for twenty miaates the coiiimissiion pitm for iriafe by shore were ejcpioataaa tike tile rat l'nllel Sta!eK eotmnteloners t-(tta of maciiSno yslns. . Tho Jieavr emtive in disiiiici caoitB oniy wnon rfolonatlons wera teit mare tnan when the iatiges order It, with i twenty iniies away, thu eaiiiminsianeiK w.!,a wcuid The blasts irera disttaetiy feii in eomlaet (rials xpeeiflraHy tlesl- tho apper pari of Philadelphia and ttuteti. He urRO.d that tile luaxi- in New Jersey-. , - . ' -ntata penaiiy for slight ec etisnai Maay windows fa a Pennsylvania f ftotiittiies tie rtveit nt atv tttcififtiu n(iu.u.. i i . . iln Jail, a fltiftil fine or both, lettv- ttoa were broSfiH ad some of the !tne the e.lttssitientian ot luinar jxsatensers tram oat. After tae ejt- )e to ilio deseretion e iho piosiatt nuadrods of oorsons crowd 00"tts', ,, , ' , '"e toar tracka at tite raiiroad. in aihlStlon the attorney general Itotiroad men summoned heln frem favored tUa ntodlKcatiun o one tho 'allej- Forgo JiUtttary academy consmlaalon measaro hy eilmlnKt- attd saa cadaSs wont oa duty a- jttut 0. (icairtslaa hiah wrauid give trolling the wltraad. - ceed agutost a dry Uui ottetitiee on a feifoj. eharso ' aftor ioinK t'"v ?" "- " ..( lot.att u.r,.ia (nr.o,,n. ,a . : Z T ' Z ..... susro-esSions," . i With reforoncH to ttta Stohba bill. MitcbeSS ' said that b was teartut tita cesoit at tho oitacttac.ttt t Tio slant of Batfjataiia t DenS of S! measaro "wii! he (o redneo'nor, a short dSstasoe awaV vox the penalties for dtihstanttal via- pansy wreeltca b j,, ,JL , JalionH, such as n)iafactayo, ai& flylac dehria. ' una - icHaiipariaciaa, ca ft (tattle aa- . f.Cotttltttiad an I'aga Ftvo) Business Turns Corner, Trend Of Trade Is Upward NKW YOrtis-, Apr. 1 (At' Tbo New York World In mtllortttl Koadisions miryey of iMwineaa sMd ledny; "iiusiney In the ITniied Wales, While spottr, lt Inrned Iho cor- lie;', WMupfoyt (a on ibe wane, the irend of trade Is deflnllely tin- wars wwii ih fioS of Ibo ymtr wlU fltvrt tlrre In lurKwi' voiunitt iiua in ihv- Iwt& months of JSL;?." iw:iv w (ivtv Rulisinnce of r!--plie of lertdln lntlntriKHKt, nn (lomit p.'j.-i'ij.Hndiswri'Hv liiinfeevy.r lnrneo comny henoX itl iicai exppil liiiti leinter of or- Kfinvi emptoyem wrrd Wjttfffi Jahur to the foihiwius oueiy; "IJiow yits business in tho first tpitirter of wfoitt i (ho lok for bnffineft in the remin lutf nine, monthn w '"i'bo repiiej," mht tho World,, "ludlcutc. Hifreemewt thai nmfer- lyinti condriii-ms itro Kouml, thoneh the ivpvovement is by no. , , i Kt-'t' i c, tttia ftttttftictftr fffeel Ken- Over 2MQ Acres WAKm.trmN Anrii S (At- .t t.t,'., ',.1f!r ...r forest r th.,i hvo iahi xrtQ more, thaw aeren in nearhy Maryland and Vlfsinlft and imvo .kept scores of volunteer flrewn-n fhosy for two dys. The loektouHrt! at the fireat IuIIk ihn lo Maryland v destroyed, : I H Ka 1 eta x oa U'. Va h rtcs h fire flestroytd fi fiwlH nd tltreatetted the ITt-trm ceiocoultari'. 'Ren II ar" Movie ff y? Ct't'it itt VltlMt .... S rA.VKtS, Aoc'ti S (Al'l Tim ii'anton commissioner of etlaestion ROCK TOWNS IN 2 STATES oeiies oi ciasts at fire works Plant FaM to Nine Persons. SHOCK IIZUT OVER 2S-MILE RADIUS Thirty-five Injured Fire Corapaniesartd Military &njsents Kaslv to Kes ette. PKItAOEWHIA. ARK .1 fAPV ai leftirt; ntaa nacaanti were feiued b.skJ soss of olfeor iRiareot in b mries of cjcplastaaa toatty ai tha vv &i mo ioiVRaylvattta irir&- 5 ivories JJbtplay cacaaany, lae., at . rtevan, St 5ne neaz tt Vhiiaioi- fhi&. Aboat Si taiured peraon ware iaken So tfco Bry iiawr itoa- ( Kiya companies team many of tho suauraaD towns rashed to the acene anagaira nrstoid to injured. . vw iy , 1 is,uefl oamago was eansed. !a ino unnieatats vtcttttty; i Atttattlahiton mh. v.& i.'v mrB M ,k from, the road. - , wrmu iaa rsc tcremen arrived I coatlnired explosions prevented Shorn from goln oiase, f Workmen. Sn & switehtewer of the Pennsylvania . ri)viA-M. t,-..- aearty n iiaif away, wore throws to .the floor. i Ttlwn f ITiiroar The Sewn ot IMvan, -wnien ia in the midst of the faaMoaahlo stib- iiroan area west at Paiiadeipnia. ?n U1?"K!! a teiosiott . "UL"U Aa cmwsccy oaii was sent to f t, ""m wsssaay acady musur amtcra u. aeadoray head. Sad So 1 ZES. io seane. .""'r '"rraoct a Kuara aad assisfcS i"1, "-JK ora&r, nnmm are rkcovehki KH'ITE.K ISLAND, Ky,r Apr. 3 ; fAf'J KJght m&re lc-cil-w were re covered todajr fi-ora the iHo&ser Conttaaed an Fas Kve f fArrfAifw ot i vrrfr ill V V Et I A. A. REPORTED FOR THREE MONTHS WAXIUXGVQK AprS S fAi Tiio Sreaaary depnrtmcelfs fhmt ,ta!-,tfeo f ,7emufl, mtvirtftt incama COXGK eilhosoay ahowed Income tasMst ccregatlnsr ttSTAMMT wero co!- rTS (t, ,.lt M r .J 1Z tho totiiJ for rvlno months of tho fiscal year ta t,St,i$?,S-i-, sin ijwye &f $S2&,&7,24 over to nanxe pevlad at tiie previous iisv&i It was indicated tltc treasury todsiy, howevor, ihat th& totnV In rerrwr tax for the jmar wmald t.tt ffW whort of estimate made -ti n VrPHhtv&i JEo&vtr jMjhmJSJetJ SiJ firt hnrteet to conerwffff iart lecem- tM'l- Collect h)-IV fop S&& WPt'OSViJ t?mrt?1' Pff drop fy&wv (fton& srf the, first tnrior. Lp. 5. (7. ForVs For Lines io Farmers I'ttiiTl.ANit, Ore- Aiir. S fAi mtik J. Miller ehKlmrnn at tlte Htatc imhiie. jwrvic roinmnwion. Held j-cHtertltty itt tt hearlt((t t'lled tio diac!A Site- jirope-assi reviidon of no inwatwi we- jiropouso revno Oi irttrnl line ejctenelon rale., that It fw - iB ihe- iiim of tiio t!Oiitiiiision So hrlne eleetrto line to the tarater for " otva use at ao low a seat Miiivr Hid Silero ftarf Sotl son- sldorahte ohicctloa tuado tu tht coiiisaiio about iiio c'ot of ron istraction ot noar aaa Jight tlcw ! Site country for Sfco & efjfarm- era. .