RSPAY, DEC. 9, 1926
resi Which Allow*
arer Vttion Will be
Used Immediately
President of Univ
Oregon Tells of
Problems
W ith a frankness and candor
which won Instant approval from
the cltisehs of Ashland, p r. A r
nold Bennett H all, president of
the University of Oregon, at the
chamber ot commerce luncheon
today, told of some of his hopes
and aspirations as chief execu
tive of the ptate’a largest Institu
tion of higher education.
Dr.- H all 1s a man who ean rub
elbows with the common, every
day people. H e Is a man who
speaks their language, and is
thus able to present his message
in a manner which wins speedy
sympathy and respectful hearing.
In the brief time allotted him
this noon. Dr. H al) sketches thy
three greatest functions of the
-University ot Oregon as he views
It. The first of these is the edu
cation of the sons and daughters
of Oregon. T^p second Is the de
velopment ot the spiritual and
emotional side of the lives of the
students.
The third
Is the
broadening or the extension fa
cilities of the university to the
mills and factories and workshops
and farms.
Willing to
o n io n
W A SHING TO N, D. C., Dee. 9.—
Pull responsibility to r the navel
oil leeeet waa amumed by former
Secretary of the Navy Edwin
Daaby while testifying la
the
FMl-Doheny oil conspiracy tria l
today.
Deaby was In offtce a t tha time
b it resigned a fter the senate Tea
pot Domo inquiry resalte« la' a
clamor hy democratic senators for
He said that he suggested to
Presldet H arding the euecnttve or
der transferring the naval oil re
serves to Pall's -Interior depart
ment to ho administered under
policies laid down by the navy.
But
the store. Night officer Clans la
ta k in g , his rounds noticed that
the usual light was not burfftog
in the hack pa hie round about
¡four o’clock.
He Investigated,
lend discovered that th e tburglary-
,had Jbeen committed
Some es-
.eellent finger p ria U were secured
hy C hief of Police McNab, and if
is thought from this end ohter
‘evidence that ft was the work of
some boys. M r. Rose has author
ised the pffCrlng ot a 919 reward
fo r tbe arrest and Conviction of
o f the perpatatora o f the crime.
T im m s
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 9.—
( U N ) — The government has scor
ed heavily la its efforts to prove
that Colonel Ned M. Green, for
mer prohibition
administrator
fo r northern California and Ne
P R A IR IE DU C H IB N .t W
vada, withdrew seised liquor from Dee. » .-t-(U N )— g fndd to be ,
government v a u lt* for personal ed In th e search for E rdm an <
son. charged with the murder
Colonel Sam I. Johnson, la his IS year old sweetheart, CM
charge of prohibition enforcement Olson, was being rained W ed »
under Green, testified W ednesday day night, and there were pr«
that his former chief on ono oc- pacts that more than 85,9
caeloa took llqnor from the pro would be pledged.
hibition office, entered an auto
t h e Klctapoh river v *)lg y ,0
mobile in which a woman was were egeited at th e roported-4«
M ated, a n d d ro v e away.
.
gavenmant- groeeeetor.
o f the missing college youth, saw
ing him io **cota. urgent,” and
"get finances there," and another
w lrea ak in g him fa r f 1,009.
Sheriff Henry Sherwood, who
answered the firs t message, said
Its sender hag bean J. H . 'Dow-
t a n , of Charleston, S. C. Accord
ing to word received here Bow
m an, who says he la an attorney,
was being held In custody by
Charleston police.
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Owen J. Roberta, sought in a
• t o s s examination, to show that
Denby acted only In a rubber
stamp capacity la theae matters,
that be merely signed letters and j
orders prepared by Rear Adm iral
Robison, wbo waa working wtth
Phil and Doheny la the leasing
frojecta.
The.defense has instated that
Pall was not ippoastble fo r the
leaees and therefore could got
have conspired w ith Doheny. I t !
The w itn e ss declared t h a t
Groan carried empty bottles from
hto room in a " little M ack bag,”
previously Indicated as the recep
tacle need la taking liquor from
government vaults.
The empty
I t is thought he may know
bottles were taken by automobile something of the whereabouts ef
to a rubbish heap near the w ater
front and throw n away. Johnson
W ith tha statement of a coron-
• r ’e Jary that Brdipaa was f t
JSJ W f t b <««• tjbff terrific w ows dg
Mtos Gtoou s shall, wgich hilled
Mt»
Oleqn, father of the
DOKJtUl refused to b elie v e , hto
son whs g u ilty of .the crime.
ndheny .were put O n W s t a * ,
One pato that Doheny wad presi
dent of the Practical P atrio t’s
League o f Los Angele*. Others
ta tifie d to his character and pa
triotism.
Won’t believe it,? he said,
’•pntl) I hear it from Erdman s
sNEW YO RK, Dec. P.
Coadt
Ludwig Balm of Audtria, attffed
in all the sartorial splendor which
helped him woo and win Am eri
ca’s >40,000,000 heiress, same la-
to supreme court Wednesday. to
press hto -suit for separation from
Millicent Rogers— and Immed
iately repudiated tha suggestion
made ^y her lawyers that hto wife
was only too anxious to give him
such a separation at an instant’s
notice.
Displaying at times that irrtta -
rqd from the t e s t a I ¿ W U
Germndy. the c o u n tiig r ily
Rum Runners Ma'
of
e d -lo step aside t a f h Milltoent*»
la w y ta and s)gn U f c W e r a which
would give him the m arital e^p-'
aration he ostensibly eegh*
j
. Salto, it developed, ¿ S c ft h e r
ideas In, bringing .the snK to a
trial which packed Jna0ce Levy’s
courtroom w ith a throng of Inf
tereeted women.
It se^na that he Is paring th *
way fe r a suit against I H U l t a t ’s
parents, Colonel in d Mip. H . H .
Rogers, for alienation o f« affbet
tlons, charging that they , prejud
iced their daughter against hito.
Start Resola
W ASHINGTON, Dec.
Reso
lutions to bar Sanatora t a c t W il
liam 8. Vato o f Pannaylvantg, and
Frank L. Smith of 11IMÒU, le »
publicans, from the Senate waa In
troduced today hy 8eantor .Dpi,
Democrat of Washington'. ’
D ill attacked the Fane expendi
ture of 9899,91)9 tn the primary
campaign and Smith’ll 9*499,999
expenditure.
only possible ground on which the
Mexican government might ln-
terveap }S<MUd b e jU inks the rum
H n ab tn in 'h a n d and attotopt to
pnaieh thexp. - T h t t .n t a tofrbrded.
however, as extremely unlikely,
The original eetoure was made
clearly w ith in Amertonn rights
o ff Rlloxi, Sties. Two American
dry officers hoarded her and a
towline wde heoked to a eoast-
ffnard cutter. She broke away la
.
was
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.
J
(U N )— Blustery 'gales raked Pa
cific coasts today, leaving a trait '
of damage from the Bering, sea to
southern California.
The most violent disturbance
was reported from Alaska, cables (
to the United News telling o f
wrecked canneries and docks a t
Uaga, damage to docks and build
ings at Dntck H arbor and of,
mountainous waves that boomed
In upon the beaches at V illa ro
and squaw Harbor.
•Storm warnings covering the!
California coast were hoisted dur
ing the d a y T h e weather J»ureaa
described the disturbance as «
freak gale. I t swooped In from,
the ocean at noon, toppling trees
across highways and blowing,
down a number ot light and
power line poles on the San F r aa
cisco peninsula.
Operator
HARRISBURG, Penn., Dec. 9.
— (U P )— Kenneth G. OrmietoA,
long hnnted radio operator la
the Aimee Semple McPherson
kidnapping case, was found herd
daring the night, was arrested
sad today started back to Cali
fornia where ka Is wanted as <
fugitive from Justice. Ormtotoa
was traced for weeks over the
ceeatry from one place to an
other, and finally last night tha
officers caught up with him, In
a modest apartment here, where
It waa said he had been living
foT some time under an assumed
name, but making no ether e g
fort to conceal his Identity.
He had moved aheut thia assd
other cttlee, rubbed elbows w ith
detectives even to the extent o f
being In an Atlantic City, New
Jersey hotel while the detective
convention wee held there. Ma
had passed the Harrisburg po-
lice station' dally bat bad not
been recognised.
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R ail and hall storms swept in
upon southern California w itl
heavy hail storms reported frosi
Examinations for atate certifi
Santa Monica, San Bernardino,
N othing to C M
c a t a w ill ho hold a t Jacksonville.
Pomona and other cities of ths
OAKLAND. Cal., Dae. 9. —
Oregon, commencing at
nine
o’clock Wednesday, Dec. 1«, 1924, (U N ) — The h n g g ta compart
Lightning fired a 59,000 barrel
and continuing u n til Saturday at ment of Kenneth O. Ormtotoa’e
o il tank at the Brea storage field,
4 o’clock p. m. of the same week. blue coupe was opened this even-
near Santa An*.
Applicants must present them lag and tolled tq dtodaae any
A near cloudburst caused dam
selves fo r the examination» they thing of value to Los Angeles
age-to the Im perial valley lettuce
wish to take a t the time set tor Investigators, wbo were seeking
crop, estimated at 9200,000.
the question envelopes to he op
ened as the examinations cannot
ho offered» at any other time or
T jf c w o m g t a silver beatf n eik-
plaoe. The rules and regulations
• “ to t A m r of
LOS ANG EL® 8,
Dec.
I . — regarding the examinations w ill h *
(U N )— W hether bobbing u young be read at 9 O’clock on the morn the , car by, a Saa Francisco to-
parter, h o w le r .
T ito With the
matron’s blond curls because of ing of the first day. Those enter
F9«W
h’9
W
ndkerchief
found yee-
ing
later
In
the
week
and
wish
their potential power with the op
tetoby, waq, taken over hy Rea
ing
to
take
only
a
few.
o
f
the
ex
posite sex constituted mayhem will
chief investigator of the
be decided Monday by J u d g e aminations should present them
District Attorney Ash
selves
at
the
secretary’s
desk
for
Blake.
registration and for information •Keyes of Lhe Angeles. ,
Accordlng to testimony Mrs.
regarding the rules.
I r - .f 'h s ' baggage compartment,
Evelyn Thompson was lured Into
Wednesday Program
J wh»n. openedd.
f o n a <
the home of Mrs. Florence N utt
9 a. m., U. 8. History, Music, 1 th contaln a portable typewriter*
and shorn o f . her tresses. The
Drawing.
j a hoitable radio sdt w ith ear
victim testified that Mrs. N utt
11 a. m„ W riting.
| phones, a pair of men's shoes, a
gossiped about Mrs. Thompson’s
1 p. m.. Physiology, manual Hdtoh' overcoat and a camper’s
alleged association with another
training, composition, methods in k it of to ile t-a rtic le *
woman’s husband.
L The car wee driven to Lea
reading.
2:20 p. m., reading, coarse of Angeles tonight.
Ormtotoa, now a fagttive from
study for drawing, methods la"
* Justice, has been put forward
arithmetic, domestic science.
by Loo Angeles proeecntors as thd
Thursday Program
9 a. m.. Arithmetic, history ot alleged companion of Mm. Mc
education, pbychology, methods in Pherson on a trip which follow
gsogmphy, mechanical drawing, ed her disappearance lest snm-
Ormtoton’s car wae locate
domestic -art, course of study In nler.
ed here and. Los Angeles de
domsstlo a rt.
1 p. m., Ommmar, stenography, tectives immediately h n r r l e d
American
literature,
Physics, hem in the belief that ft woald
furnish valuable evidence la their
Methods la lahguage.
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2:20 p. ss., Oeography, type chad against the evangelist.
writing, Thesis for primary certl-j
fie s ta .
1
„ Frid ay Program
I A to.. Theory and practice,
physical gaograpby, English lite r
ature, chemistry-
*
1 P. m., Scheol law, geology, < 1 -1
gebra.
. 2; 20 p. as., civil government, 1
Saturday Program-.
. • * to.» Geometry, Botany,
i i p. m., General history, book-
keeping.
Federal Court To
Hear Many Cases
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HUNTING licbms H soqm
b galnH oontrol of the sltoatton. commission. L e ft year it !wpn.
nraegpaetad to hrtng h er baefc to tosnd that the lieeahed warn nndd
American watam wit>out tatertor- tor GhHstmae presents to 'eoatp
•nce fropi Jlexleo. ’
c a t a aad N was «toelmd that they
Had thn oristasi eaptam hana bo made available this pear b e *
ta d n to ^eglcan watam, tha t a e tore that oecaston.
A le u t, M i ,
nt«ht k dMtoreat. i t «an potat- agencies w ill handle the license la
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dishonesty
PEN D LETO N , Dec. 9.— (U N )
The university president to now
— Tke a a n n a r convention of the
making a tour of Oregon meeting
Otegoh' Wdol Growers* association
the people of the state and tell-
w ill ba held here January 14-16,
ihg them of the problems which
taeordtog to / an announcement
ebafront the state university. The
Tuesday.
¿ J *’
solution of these problems, he de-
About 1 9 0 wool men are uxpect-
State bnatlag and flshlqg M- .
censeC for 192T7 w ill w o n M «xaB-
tor h M M tan poft, Puerto. Mex. able for epoi I t a l i i , nceoifflng to
oftleem, havtng Word eant o M hy ,th i state g ^ p e ’
*d o n t
the dire results which follow fa il
ure to develop the students* spir
itu a l and emotional nature.
He was teaching civics at the
University of Chicago and a part
of the work was for hto students
to attending a meeting of the
Chicago Board of Alderman. A t
this particular time .an ordinance
requiring the inspection of all
milfc sold ip Chicago wge before
O e beard. Politics and g ra ft
yere rife and hto students learn
ed much of the actual workings
9f city goveffttahl. Rut because
,hte had failed to develop their
spiritual emotions, two of bis stu
dents worked out a system of
graft which
paid tbeir way
thrbugh two terms or school and
t£ wasn’t until tome time later
that their
covered. ‘
W OOL GROW ERS
i! , TDu booth of Christman Soul
salés.’ opened yé»teydsy W ith’ 9
„booth in the postoffice, and one
in the - Normal school, according
to Mrs. 8. A. RoWnett, local di
rector of sales. Mrs. V ..V , Mills
jraa In charge of tha booth a t the
poetofflce tha first morning o f thé
wind, apd Mrs. Gerald W enner la
thé afternoon. Misa Lucille Per-
ossi waa in charge o f the Normal
School booth on tha opening
ta m in g , and Mrs. A. McAllen had
charge of the eales during the af
ternoon.
The results of the opening-day’s
sales were very gratifying, ac
cording to Mrs. Robinette, and
the sales w ill be continued for
several days In both plaças, while
Mrs. George Converse.. has very
graciously coneeated to ta ll seals
at the Throe A office In the L ith -
la Springs hotel during the cam
paign.
r
Thom wbo w ill have charge of
the booths at the poetofflce dur
ing the next few day« w ill be:
Thursday moralpg, Mrs. Domino
Provost; afternoon, lira. V . D.
MlHer; F riday morning ’ Mrs.
Niel; afternoon, Mrs. g. A. Pet
e r * Jr., Saturday ta m in g , Mm,
Earl Crew; afternoon, Mrs. Mar
ry Tomllnsda, Monday morning,
Mrs. A- H- Marshs; '*afternoon,
Mrs. Clinton Baughman.
• The womea Who w ill preside
at the Npratol Sekool booth, am
Thursday t a m in g . Mm. D. Bv-
ertoh, afternoon. Mm. Dao K ay;
FrM ay, Misa LdeUle Pewtosl.
W ith a personality whlch in
spires confidence) and a delivery
which breathes sincerity, D r. H a ll
told of his educational work from
the time he was a fledgling edu
cator at the University of Chica
go until the present time.
He
gave one graphic illustration of
H OLLYW OOD, Cal., Deo.
(U N )— When the stalwart screen
hero grabs the limpid screen hero
ine la his arms and kisses her
there won’t be any eloee-ups ot
the osculations in fatare — it won't
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MBDFORD. Dec.
( U N ) - * J street
Six civil aad several crlmlaal mtotoi
t a t a am ou the docket tor the pdOe,
toll term o t federal court which | e lo t li
convened hem Tuesday morata* *. I Lap
Host o f the defendants tn thè to rtà i
criminal cases'and plaintiffs in with «
the civil sections am from K to m -lente«
•th e o n n ty . The ctvu ennee warn s« m b
brought hy ladinas of the Klnas-1 pula li
ath reservation against the gov- ed eft
crament as a meato of the nettoa etiset
hy the Indina earviee to taratag I t i n * ’
down their claims to valuable tlm-< hy a l
bur s it a that have bees closed to I treatta
individual settlement aad a m bn-
FMI
lag held tor b e n e f i t o f had M
the eatlm-trlbe.
le t aa i