Morning register., April 21, 1923, Image 1

Hi
tiAPHIPS
LRe5onil)li'"',,i,,l,,,lpr
r u il- ..i
,jcr Is uuosi 01 uuiui
hero, Says Dispatch
fd of Conviction Is Sent
onduraii Authorities
STERSAS MRS.YOUNG
mnl IVr-m, Wins, wHIi
laiwai. In Tridlii Willi
l rising." '"'I "
luHKNT'i. i "Hi-. Al'HI I
onufi clearly f eartulillns
iiaia I'hilUp. ronunr
cr nturilf rvm who entailed
ih ,us Antl county Jnll
at the TMil' hmel
ru. emid'tit' ii n telrgmiii
t ti.ri. imlaf by liuirrm.t
Itk&arOMiri fit-In Ilin stain
Bfil Hi Waatilnslnn.
t.lfirani w.a nn follows;
rn-nn lraimn. T'gunsalpo.
. lalerraplia I'loro I'llil-
niltil In at Hotel Tn,
kiip. unlet nniun of Mm
Taunt;. ncrmpnint) l.y
(iiitt Mr, nnd Mim
e-a thla department
st fuclllta'a prouatoris!
in4 daununn with view
f4ll(04 pleana SO nlntn Slid
-.tl h pad been ronirlvd
nlrr in California"
fntvfftor'v nlfli-e lllllrtrdlaln.
n4 the .s Ansel county
of lb rrl.l of Ihe loli.
ina saa-4 Hint lltn guvvrmir
kiMiiy notified or lr, Phil.
eetlrlian. If llta detention
tttit In Hondumn
iui ntihiv is uiirri n
ir lWn Ima ttnwil ul
krt linlllm' luiiin
l AXOCM:. Cat . April 14.
i uorr omro. ii. ioiay.
isad la Uavarnor llli-hant.
il Haffinirnlo. rorrtiol Hnlfl
i ol lh ranricili n ot M
Pwiiip. inr His murdar v.'
Um Tramnln Ma4aw.
i o( wtitow. who M
l to tfith llrllK m hamttiMr
Mr li. iji.
ONMII KlM told of ltm
r4 Mrarii tmm Him I,, am
raoty lriitrr t. aX.
" nut (iintn known m
.nlm. Ilnhilurw i
ft roun lir arrtiaUil unit i.
t in ma liMior aim la Miv.
M1 Ompnn'iHi la KukIiIip
t I4,1 th man natntnl
K ho. with Mia. I'antin.
tittvtinir nh if v ........
Mlonl in ha Ju- i'
f'H to ha a iliilanl rrloiun af
MMIw. Iln In to Imm
' Aniclfl Jlillimrv f tnr
P 'Hy. Iln la omilcil hum
"r all nrann rlinrBn. ami
io Iho attrrirr a nfrir-
rinvrnor B,k tl.M 1 1.
Tfiirlg,n lo ilnluliir.t
tt rharrti nmt mUi nn ihn
kr Otla n( a'.illntf mii.1 Ml.inM
mar In lompa.
P olDrfira ttltl h.,1 HHt it..
li known aa Mm I'araon I
may wrrn iumhl In nvnn
n;r Hi-ntlty, oa thn 0f
anvm li in I... 1....1..
III I ru. n t. .. .1 . . '.
lailenil prl.nn nt lnvrii-
nanana. una thn (lkllllioin.1
IMillllrnllnt.u
M. K. KiiilKrlxiiFi, lliin.liiriiii
-. . ....UMlv.fi np nan
in tim . . . .
i - ,-'iiir hi ainin in
NHIN aaklnv u...t.,... . .
,, niniinrnira ni
runry til lllllinhfliil Mr.
I n'1 ''""on nml hnlil lh-,
"rv.imioii , ,,,, frt
hi.h. . ' "rmur !. Phi
'7 . '""ItIiiI wlliifaa.
fllftl nnnn InnlRht nml of.
H . 1 "UI '""It fni
ch. " """'"'l on Ihn
Z? "'v,,r,' "tnTn Mia
KLUXERS PARADE
M'N. VK AIMS tO.MIN.l"
hj.'.fhl"-.,"r" s" wi.ii.
i nIPMifaa
f-l r. n il "? 01":'"i""n
"rn nt thn Iwn.i'uv m.
Ok ,, '"Ollll ll-lnmilPa
hit n .r. . ,.,In,,l'"1 with n
,1 ,"""" "Mn pnnplc
nr. ,tl,l,, or hiinil-
"n"n h?"' "l.nntnc.'t
Kl"n pS rrTrt ln Ktl
r SSorii,-" ,n"t
1 "Ml.pl ,7.' '":," Hrn.
Ira. 1 nil mivn n fun-
r...i Iho nrrini..! l...
K n li. ro,,n with
fl ln thn Lin , hn,nncn 4ia,.
Ih. .1. r cnl Amrlnnnl.n. n
lISTWIlESIfO
IN TWIiAT H
MORNING REGISTER
ilin Wmlirr
llil l Mnluidny. lillll inil ;
'4 II Ml HM lilt)!,
l.iigtun niHl li lolly
It. I. T. ', lli'l'tn li .1 fur Dial,,,.
Unlabel 1 1 (i 1 1 ii w I 'u ii
Cmil.ai Inr. mi ml. u Wink In
I 'liferent I'nrla i.f I'mlnly. page
Illlllil Wnlar lli..i I i i, , ,, 't
IIIUUMl 1 1 )t III at In ,St, III tun
," I'ntfn
"! 'In Anlir.) In llli.. In Wr( .
W MrrHflll I'ltirn I'ltgn I
I'll 0 I I .1 l I n. miliar
f l.fc. I'lilllng
M u einviil
'n n.
HiiiiIkiiI I'll'.
I'Iujmio 'rat
I'KKn 6.
i.te.a : M M
Vnliiry I'.igrnllt
lltlMlnlt lltlftn ll
HI Itqrfri'
nr M4.l'n l.,i. i'aM 1
Wnrlil vni- l Tn,i' n( lrlturr
llrto ltal M(l, I I'agn I
M"0 llull'lllllt In llt IllcnflPil:
IVritllla Ittatifil roifn
y'nrtlipra ln In lntnllla on liltf,
I'lltlllty lay ttt I'ntlri,! a,'n K
Htnililuril I'niihil Hialin nn't la Itn,
leajMiit Imm I'ttal'iliiv I'uif i
Tliri" lliiii.liil l-ifiy Will iii.i.t.
uat" limn l iiivmaiiy Thla vur
Vat 4
Jtl.a l:. IIiiIiiik I lira nl !f,.M,ltil
Aflnr Ijtlitr lllnrM 1'iign a
p'orcal Talk In lit lilti-n al Ar-
IllUty Writlicatlay A f If III, mil.
tlrn H,rli I'tiinint-iiilnl Inr tttla.
Inll.c Wlitk III llrlluir r,f (.
! .
'roiain Tiitrtlf mi M v tn lie tli
Tina V'r I'bk-
Cnlilai Italra Att ul hy WValrrn
t'tilnn. I'nsn
Saute ..r IU.I I'ttnk I'aaarr Not
to Iln I'liMI'In-l l'a t
To ll.lao ll.r H I.M. . Al.ll 'f
lnw Mt'ltttnl l nrn
laaitn Oaiiily nml t irt-fjrttn
M.f limll-Jl'l lilaltat. Ilnl.la
Itlent, l'ita 3
Hprakar nt I rtratarll Wain
llrlla I f Itf alrltra. I'an
cxi Nnlra anil t'ctannala t'axn i
Hptirfa j
T.g Kiratt lUaomrn on itrngnn
T.am Ul, tl. W illi llr.k.H
l.ll I-., t '.
llantt rnl (iuaiaiii Malrttftl. I'asa
Wow1nit.il of Wt.rl.t lluft.nll Tram
rinlllirtt. I'atfa .
Iinit'.tv Will Itrtriut Ilia Tltln
July I'nutth, TbS"
Itnlh Willi Tlut'iy llll Wlna fur
Vanka
I'.lehl llt.iiin Ituna Kraturn t'h'-
rail'" I'lrald tinlitr. I'nen
Vninun lt-(uli.i Htrl'ln Itonta
Halt lika la
jtAhern o at. Aiiicrira an fit
MANY FLEE FROM FLOOD j fatla to tuy, cuitalltnpl.t will Inkn
. mn , ; Ami U U with thU ruriall-
. . & h. & --. iwiiovnt Htnl th Kradual oil ml nation
Ilim-V'W" i.i ,"'"'
Wrt'TllKHX IMAXITOUA
WiNMI'K'l. April io. . Wild
ninny diwritta in rrntml nntl
ouilirrn Manllolm ropmiinil n
1ra.tr rla in thn Aaalll iliulllo nnl
ItcMl vlvrta kttil trll.ularlaa tltiriuir
Ihn Mht. thn floo.t alltlnlloii allow, j
l no liuptovrmnit um.iy.
VI. ..v f .,,,111 t.nvn l.nrn ft.rrr.l I
In lenvn thnlr lmiii"a. initnra nm
laolntrit from nmrhy tuwna i.y
Inkt-a f wnit-r nml i)utiiniiil ot
n.fr.i nf fnrm lnuil In lh low ly i
w.t iliirlt-tn havn linen inuinnnnti,
A few illalrlrtn r-Mtritnl contlltlona ,
alialilv Im in ovti.l lotlny Willi in
Wnlela recellllat nry aluwiy.
Thn htoat nrrtolia rontlltlon n
lia al Itrnmlon. w Imrn htintlrr,!
of rr.ltlrni. tivinR In thn rriimi of
Ilin rlty known na inn rntta, ini"
hnnu fortrtl lt Vnrutn lllflr Imnma
wlllln nlllera. virtually aurriiun.lril
l.v ilia fn.t rl-litaf wutr-ra. nm mitk-
lnf prnpnrntlnna to Bet In nntety.
LAFEE SLAYER UNKNOWN
M 'H IK VKHKHT or .11 ItV IN
II Atlltl .Ml HHK.lt t M.
MAN ritANflHfo. April 2" A
vrril:il nlnilnif thnt hn wua inur
ilnrert nt thn linntla of n party or
pnrfra unknown" wnn rnturm-il hy
a rnrttner'a Jury Imlay In nil In
tlllnal into the ileutli of llul. hi Al
fred II. IJifen. uf n llil-tll atretl
leinple. wnn filially henten nml
rhul.nd In n lintel room rnfiutly.
Cliirenrn II. Illtkn. mivnl yen
mnn. who In chnmeit wiih tniii'.l-r
'n i oniiet llnn with Itnl. 1. 1 Uiree'a
drnth wna preariit tlnntmhniit the
Uimii nt, lull ilhl not teailf)'.
(I, U lliirdnw, n juror, fainted
whllu I'lihfeiiuin T, I Met'itiihy
wnn rteaerlhlnif thn rnnilltlun of Ihn
romn In whlrh llnhhl lifen wnn nl
Ini'kid. Ilh kn I" till tlm pnlnn
rourt riilnnilnr for n prelltiiliuii'y
Imur nil loinnrrnw, t
TELLER IS MUM ON STAND
I'ATTKIISOX JIOKS NOT AX
NWi:U IX KMIl...l.l'. 'ASK
I'f.llTI.AN'li. tiro... April 5.
Knrl I'.. I'lilteinnn, foinu'r lelluf
nml nnnlntimt ninhler of Ihn l.iim
hnriiiiin'n Tnmt ruinpnny hunk, nil
trlnl on il i-hiirtti. nf rinlusMh'iiient
of 1.14. lion, tuiliiv refiininl In miawnr
wimp linputy llBtiii-t Allnriiey Hun
IMnron iutke.1 lilin "lHiln-t ynn kniiw
you wnrn dnltiir vtinimV" nml
"lihln't you knnw ynn wnrn iln
llliniiitnly Htoiillint ymir I'lnpluyi-iii'
money?"
Ily Introduction tif rni-iirdn from
ollmi liiuikn whnrn rultr-raon hud
nrcoi ntn, I'lorrn iiniluriiink to nt
tnnk Ilin ntntniiiniitn inndn hy I'm
ter.nn on dlrnct tnMlinnny ynnlnr
tlny Hint lin hud Rlvnn Ilin iuIh.Iikj
Tiionny In ,1. O. Onlnr, iiiiloimihlln
tinnier, tin Onlnr'a imli.
BRITISH KILL DRY BILL
MKAHl Itn IAINIM IX lltll SI
(HMMOXH 2n TO II
or
(tly Iho Awionliilnil I'l-oa.)
t.fiNIMlM, April SO, Knr th"
flrnt limn In Iln hlnlnry, Ihn linuan
of cntniiioiiH lodny dnhntnd it lliiuor
prohlliltlnn bill nml nt the nxplt-n-lion
of Ilin ni minionln on II klllnil
Hie lunn.urn. hy rojncllng It nnw
nml rnndlnir, S S (I to 14.
The hill wnn thnt rocntilly mlopt
itl by 1'Mwln Hiirynmootm of Pun
dnn, who linn dnvotnrl IiIh llfo to
Mm oiiiinn nf v Jirolillil I
EUGENE,
PIERCE SEES PERIL
III linimni inn mi
in IVIUfibUL INrLUA
I
(!ov(!iiiorl.s!;iiosW;iriiiii",Noto
of Yellow Monaco Wlikh, Ho
Says, Exists on Coa;,t
GETS FOOTHOLD IH STATE
finds Aliens Shore Benefits
of Ono Water Project
DENIES HE HANGS CREPE I
H) Iln la V, I'ri in IiIikc ' u nf
Wmi lllil. I nil rMi ,n llurtil III
I fUiitH tlm IVuili uinl 'Ink.
Iiuf simk
I'lillTI.AMi. ii, o, Ainu :n.
IXpni'lial In Ihn l'.-nl.l.i
waifiing untn ui,iiiii n Mmmul
i lvlllAliull nil lilt. I'iii ICi I'o.tal
UIMl n t'lalalli. lh0t , i, ,,.
nlttrmt.ly 4,,ii.t'il" In anrll Wlv
in" untn imina nr t. ,i .) , .
Miniilirr of 'ny dull tiMluy. j
"t iit uitiiliri nUly oitHMxil Io I
a KtritfoiitaM rllilijiiufi nn Iho i
rntff.M oh'l tfnflt'Mi uf I irrgm.,' tuil
lh EiiwfiH.i, -lin i ,,i uimii
I?'",?.!, r;," "VUW'i.,t """"! "-""
IFUIIt.li pin)... Khl. h I l-tnt-lllly via.
:i""l. I i'Kiit tn any Unit hitlf of
Ins , Ihn (nruii'tn Mhu Mutlltl Ittinntlt
ifr. mi thn priijt-it wtro Muiicul
Htt, ' inr "
llrplullnc til" fort that rtewa.
.n.ai ami ImJitlttuala of Hit. aiatt.
ha.l frnrii fit In rltat nrtarlln Itliu
l'lmial ami ".i..hiirr,"
'"r ta-tf.llly .ur.i. lha
Imuran uf an
u ,tt. HI
lilt-, t.ui ainnll iliitii.Tttlnl f.i.,f
nipt ho tiajnn for thn ffl'triit nifrl'
-lr;irtrl n, fruA )Umlmtl lit lllft of'
jftii ogli nrilimt) i-lltiilfidln ri
rolvn I'MHlurtlnfl. lilh I
to m a! fault. -.
Ih'iilrw l In frttTr-llAtiJCtr
"I nm nt .ffri,tiuf n uU of
r. hn iritr pt-l, am lUtt
in hintf a ttiM-trfno uf il-tpitir.
TlicV miv I a in n r-hritnlt L It.-
cl t can no lmrm In fa-ctn
III" ItUill 41 ItU In. Mill im It lil A
(imntm or tho farm thot tho ov-
jornor the- roltnf 10 n "nr i-f '
harO tltnoa" whlt h I orevaillntf tn 1
mniiv rUi of IhUi (ttir.
"A-nriit a ( tn tnn no wmiicn
ihrMi'th lh nun! ana nw trt fr.
lti cam fin! himonlf a It mo 1
nttttn In ilrlit at tltn entl nf rat II
cr. hn will runnll piotlili-llim."
nam um cuvninor. Ann una
'"") riiiiiinni mi, nurriy inn., r"
:ntll Ilk tho lnatJJuiitlur.tt of thllitfa
i An Ilk" rxpinnanil It. thn aiirvlvnl of
;.V '
tht. fiut.nl Itltlat Kn on, atthntlltll
nt-litliitly tlinrn Will hn nil i'llil to
11 ami (lla nurvlvnm nentll tvltl ctitno
Into ilifir riKlitful prnfu
hulllf.m Nut InittltltAltMl
Juat when thin nileht runin nhoul
niitl Junt who tht, ntirvivora inlKltt
.rnntiniiaA nt tvaa-a 4. nntutnn II
womu k ir i:ixsti:ix,s tiiixhiy or iu:i.atimtv
'M CA.RL VON I . I
'iECITlL j
AND OUR. VERY CWIUEM10M
IS TREMBLING ON THE VErfiE
OF UTTER DESTRUCTION .
t - , w J1V I.
LANE COUNTY OREGON,
PLANES DROP FOOD UPON
LAKE ISLAND OF FAMINE
t m . t - ii f 4i n i n r i '.i
Till. M AIMiANK
Hi ii.uiila ul Oimi Alniln'H' IU'Mirt
lllltlllif Hflll hit I'l-rMilM oil
l4iltn M'i IiIkbii Atoll
Illy 111" Aaaui'lnli'll I'rnaal
-C It'AHii, Aim. nil.- Armr li
Ijiivi-i iiiiinit nliitliiiira liml hft'ii
MiKiliinl uii ilin iiiiiiiiliinil ntnl nif
nilinr na fnniil tn nmkn u Inml
ink lii'lnrn r'iti liliiir Itn iliiatlntilloii.
two iliiina fruin Clil'uKn loilny
aiit-ri i.il'i iii ruirvlfiir iuntl ta III
I' ll men uml I'lin wmiiiifi rtiliori,!!
liinrnmii'il nml alnrviliK wt Hiiuili
Km laliiml In Ii e-loi'kril Lak
Mm limmi.
A li llrivlluint from C'hnnuic
I'l'lil, I ni on I. ilia., rnrrylna iluti
IMiiiniia of fnml nml i& jvmrtr nr
Ilin I'lilililtn Trllillllf. , C'tlU'UK'i
Mirly itila iniiriiliiK nml ,!iiuil ovi r
In lalitml uml ilriiiilit'il iln curfiu lit
; (nml alinrtly uficr i i. m,
Tim plitun pilm. ,1 l.y Mtiul-nniit I "u ' "rn fnl.ln fur anlf-prn-llniiy
K. Wunilri.lK-. "Ifr p.inniiit, I "t1'"'"rt ,h" 'in-i..l..,f,l
nv..r llm l.litiul uml .Imi.uliiK Ita ' '"'"i" wl'I' h wnrn i(lr.i-. tl,l,
fi.tt.l rulitu. flaw In llnylitltl. tlll'll..
wli r., it linn I. .I Inr thn i.lnlii. U
nt iiiimnla r. .mlt t1 ct lii( all ii'f
una mi ilin lalnnil.
-Inllifr
TWO WILLS OF INTEREST
Ill II I. .f.l.n, .Tin ii
IU.Ill;li; tillll.lt MY llltlllll.ll
'.VAI.I.A WAI.I.A. Wunli., April
Ihvk Immh !..! for trobtiiv In
1. nmilllfk o(ittiy. fintfun, ncrurUinic
lu inj k lil II rr-nlvni Im-T
l,..luv (inn I. llnil of Churlra Zlnk
ii Milton litim. r. wliiian charref !
r.,r.-t. wan fuuml In n hurnliiK I " ' inrrliil nwny miu of ini-ir
i.lmi k mi finvfriioii'M mouniuirt ! 'Ifntl nn-l lniiriil. Mont of thoni
rnri'ntly. ntitl who la l.t-lltrvnil toininutiR' tho imnrniiloyi'd who wnr
linvn l.t-t-ii iiiurtlfrftl. Tin. otlinr j lripirt'tl wr-rn tmninn ovt-r thn hnnr!
la thut f lita Profiler. Alfrvil Zl'ik. ' with rluha. Ti-n of thn tt-ffnltTH
ahmi, tin. iMillli.ii.ra iir-iuri hi.a j nf thi- Knthnun twiwd Inillft
l..,n IIH...HB for iitoru limn U rniniln In thn aulmil.a whiTf
"ii " mid who la lpirvi'4 o l.l i," Imnila tlrlven out of town nre
1'l. . aihiTin. It U rfportftl thnt thny
lsatfi-a In linth i-atntnn nrt hn j jira hnldlnK up pntlcntrlnnn itnd
1111-11.1.1.18 tf ilin .ink fnitill)'. four ; plumlnrlnK. K-mn of thn men nn
hrutt.rra ami nun nlatnr w ho aur-; 1,-rt.tl n rnatnurnnt ownrd l.y .1
vivn, Thn pnpfin of Ontrln 'mk mn nntnt-rl Itoanllml nn. imlnwl
rfvr.nl thut 111- will won vxi-rutnl i Inn un,i drlnka. Wlmn thn l.l'l
nml alKiirri pi.t , v. n ilnyn btfure i w, prwnIM . fight v atarmil
h mil uvuih. Inf,, uoremhai a. klllrtl and hl
Thn ratntn rnl. MO nrrca of j tun .hot four tlpmn.
wheat lam) Iraard uut hy l hn film-!
' ily nm! la valutl ut bntwenn 111.
000 una 116.009.
DEFEND PRIEST KILLING
ui;v. i. s. ;it A.T a xii cmiKiw
hay oi nniY iivi(Kltisv
NKW YOltK, Airll 20. The
oulrry of i.roll njcnlnt th rfrrcill
rxrcuiion l-y th Kui.lon no v lot
Bovrrnnipnt of Vlrnr Ownftitl
Hull hkavtlch wtui charartf rtif d mm
k '(ul(Majt hyixrly. Intplrwl hyl
tollllrnl (mtr-u. ! four chTfy
!mtn wticnn ntatnu ntfi In !rfrmtt
D m.Vii nrlloti wire ninilc nub-
Itf intluy hy ili Nnllonal lilmr
Alllnrrn fur Trade Iteluiionn with
nml Itei-oKiiltiun of Uuanln.
Tim clerirymen nrn Itev. John
llityiit-n lltilluen. pnMnr of thn
I'oiuinuulty ehiinh: iho Itnv. John
llowiiid Mehhti. reftnr of the 1'rn
teatitni Kpiaenpnl rliiin-h of thn
Holy Trinity, lirooldyn: thn It -v.
Nnriiinu Thuinna. I'realiyterlitn.
ronnertt-d with thn Iaitun for In
dtirtrtnl I leniiHTiiry ami thn ltev.
Ir. Terry si It kney (Intnl. rrrtor of
thn I'roteniiint lCplniopul Church
of Ihn Anrennlon.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1923
jMULHEIM CITIZENS ARM
TO REPEL MALCONTENTS
I II I It I V HEADS OF ,111)11. 1 .S
MOD IMll.lt AllltKMT
I Hllj.T4 Illlllil I, ! l i,.
i'iiili Mill Hill Crlinliinl I ,.
Iil iitn I niti r lli il drill r
' 1 5 V Ilin Anaif'.iili'il l'rraii)
IIKItl.lN'. A iill VI Ai:-..r'llli
In iH-waimiicr iii'iiiiinla ,iilillhi '1
In-lii n Iln, illannl'-ra In Mui-llirlin.
thi'in la lllili, iinulil f hut n ri-KUlnr
i-niliflliinlat' "putm-li" liml lini-n
nriiinii,i In Ilin Mnfllu-lin illatrl'i.
Thine whit i.irtl'liiiioi In ihn
onilni-ak, thn rnrri-aiinriiliTiiH a.iy.
,-i' lint iiiii'ini'lnyrii mnn na lln-y
fllillnt'! In hn Imt rrlinlmil nli,
in'iiia uinii-r en m in ii ti I at k- i-nlTH
"ii'l I'll iillfully ni,ili.l wltli nrin
inoiini rioni Dm nliopa
Mfl.HKIM. April 20-l-MIjna
Itt Mtih'-lm nn'l Itn Inllllty tn.
! '"""iiiiK irulll inn i.-nlnr or thf
j '"l w era uaaniiil.linic on
tl"' oulaklrla.
I Aruif.l with nx tiiinll- nn.1
lmprnvlitf-t W'-itporin, tin
, pfiplt of M ii'-lhHtu nr,. ifntnif
!"'""" Ih- """ r""'v r.-i-i
! ony f ii r I lir lnv;iioti i,f thi- lovtr
Trf INvmI. 70 WfHlllikv)
Tti It'il 'rt,n nor'ty'n rpr
rnijitiv fay thut n'nn or t"n
! rwn h ii 1 1 ii 1'iid n ri l H" ven I y
woun-l'! la Tjf.e'in-mo of I he
lhr- Ortyn of rnob mlr; lait thin
rourit In out an mrurato on, In-
nalmli-ll na lima who hntl In-al'lli'll
ItiithMiin nntj othnr parVi of thn
fifrinnn orflt'lalii niuu-rt th.it
atn of Ihow rnRa'cd in the
nt-'Ji-r nr roniinuninti. About 30
of ih l-uflcri hav bi"-n atr!-'!
hm m f of ttic-m arr nti!l nl larRi.
OLD ROMANCE REVEALED
lUillV.KT J. IHMIAM T.IIS
KIHTII I'UESTON IlllOWX
rillCAGO. April 20. N'nwn nf
thn marrUro In Sun KrnnclMO
yeatcrilar of loibnrt J. Uunhani.
lormnr vlcn-prnnldnnt of Armour
nnd rtmpnny. nnd Kdlth l'rcnton
lirown. a aoclnty matron of that
rlty. mnrknd thn culmination of
a roniuncn which attracted wltln
attention In both buatnnxs and
Moclnl circle. In t'hlraco.
KullnwliiK the mentinir of the
two hern nix yearn uko. !unhnm.
who wn.a tuild tn havo henn nlated
to. auceed J. (iRden Armour an
bond of tho pnckinff corporation
mnlitned and went went. I-ater
Mr, llrown ohtninnd a divorce.
In 1912 Mm. I'tinham. who had
rnnialnnd In ChlcaKo with her four
chtldrrn. nl.vj wan itrnntnd n dn
cret on thn charuo of desertion.
tax kxplaix this?
I D0CT0K E.
0ULLERIE
HILLOCK.
ON
What is
TH? WORLD
COMINCiTO
DAUGHTERS ELECT
MRSANTHONYCOOK
Pennsylvania Matron Chosen
President General By D.AiR,
In Stormy Session
POLICE, FHEJ CALLED
Feverish Excitement Marks
Balloting on Candidate
MRS. HANGER NEAR RIVAL
AiiniHiiKiim nt of Itivtult Wlilrli
I'ltui'il Mm, f'iK.k nt limit f
IhitiKliliTH Suivm Awny lilt.
Umu'nH inT I'tiniimlini ( tHuliitt
WAHHINVITOV. April 50.- Kler
llmi of Mra. Anlhnny Waynn fook
of I'ooknhurn:. Tn., na prral.leiii
Kt-ntrnl of the I Hillfliteta of the
Amr;ran ICvidutlon wan an
nounced nt K.ilny'a .l, n of the
noelely'a nnnilitl roPKrev. Tabu
lation of the hnMi.M caat yemi-rtluv
by deliKnlt-n nhonnd ah" had r-ri-li.il
'jit vott-a to 7'j recorded
for Mm. (J. Wallace W. Hantcer of
WaahlnKion. her only opprnt-nt.
Announcement of the reault
whlrh will plnce Mm. f'uok at the
head of thn orgnntiation for the
next three yearn an a succenaor to
Mm. Onorife Maynard Minor of
I'onnecticiu. nwept away the blt
teme.n that marked the triennial
election campaign. Mm. fook nnd
other executive otflcern whone elec
tion blao wan- announced, w-tll be
Inauirunited at the concludlns e
nlon of tho rcnifrem tomorrow.
A number of reno'.utionir' em
hodylnir prlnclplen of policy for
Ihn new administration were
adopted todny. The de!c?Alc
.pent the afternoon on n pllrrim
itue to Mount Vernon, and to
night neanlon wa.a addreaned by
General TernhliiK and Haron lie
I'artler. tho Helff'.nn ambanaitdor
Hiwtrlctil ImmlirrnCiiiii tioii-(il
Secreiary IkivIx of thn labor
department, at thin mornIn' "en
slim naked the delegates to support
proposals for selective ImmlKrj
tion and the enrollment of alien
In the t'nited states, and imme
diately after his address a resolu
tion endorslnc "restricted selec
tive Immigration" was adopted by
acclamation.
A resolution favrrlnic the p!ac
Inir of irovemment aid to disabled
soldiers in the hands of state of
ficials and their treatment In their
homo states was referred to the
organisation's legislative commit
tee with power to act.
Tho result of thn balloting wan
announced when tho annual con
gres renewed its sessios today In
nn atmosphere of almost feverish
excitement. While the voting waa
In progress police and firemen
had been called upon to help pre
serve order and when the result
was made known the congress
went into a prolonged nnd noisy
demostration for the successful
candidate.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison of New
Jersev. was elected chaplain gen
eral by n voto of ST1 to 746 over
Mrs. Khott Gootle of Alabama, who
was Mrs. Cock's candidate. All
tho remainder of tho Cook ticket
was elected.
Tho other successful candidates
follow:
1.1st (if Other Officers
Mrs. Frank H. Hrlggs, of Maine,
recording secretary general. 874:
Mrs. Kranklln I. Shumway. of
Massachusetts, corrcspondin-; sec
retary general. 963; Mrs. William
lUrGIITKItS OAI. TWO
S. Walker nf Washington, organ'X
Ins secretary general, 923; Mrs.
James 11. Stansfleld. ft Illinois,
registrar genernl. 972; Mrs. Al
fred; J. llrosseau. of "Michigan,
treasurer genernl. 924: Mm. Georgo
Pebolt. of West Virginia, historian
general. 919: Mrs, Alvin 11. Con
nelly, of Missouri, recorder gem
enil 95.1; Mrs. 1-irx Anderson, of
tho IHMrict of Columbia, librarian
general. 980; Mra. Charles S. Whit
man, of Now York, curator gen
eral, 947.
Vice-presidents general: Mrs.
llenrv A. Heck, of Indiana, 1435:
Mrs. Charles H. ltooth, California,
14. 15- Mm K. C Urnko. Nebraska,
1470; .Mrs. Gerald l.ivirnjcston
SU-hu'vler, Colorado, 1426: Mrs.
llenrv P. Vltts, New Jersey. 1436;
Mrs. William McGeo Wilson, Ohio.
1413.
OREGON WOMAN AGED 104
juts 1:. tionrur.Y vu-aviu
ll.VI.KVS COMCT TWICE
V.MON. Ore.. April 20. Mra.
t.i,u..t....t. Iln.llri.,, wna 104 Years
r.iifcti ,,,"iii - - - .
old Wednesday nnd now regards
lioiseir aa tno ouiesi iittn,,n ..t
Kastern Oregon, IC not In the state.
Shi. was born lit what is now W ai
de. Me.. April 1. 1819,
During Inlr lifetime three great
wars have occurred, nsldo frm tho
cnfllets with Mexico nnd Spa n,
cunflrcts with Mexico and Spain,
grow from a Btniggllng child na
tion to tlm greatest of world pow
ers. Twice Mrs. Godfrey has viow
ed llliley's comet, and in tho span
of her life travel to the West has
evolved from tho ox cart nnd two
wheeled wagons to tho nuto nnd
the MUtnptniniB palace car.
Mrs. Godfrey, rtesplto her nge, is
still possessed ot all her faculties,
and nsslsls In tho housohold work
at her daughter's homo hero. Sho
wna married 81 years ago to K. H.
Godfrey, nnd ot their four children,
two lire still living, although Mr,
Godfrey has been dead somo years.
Her descendants; rench to tho fifth
generation. Blnco her husband's
death she has been living with Mrs.
Sarah Kicker, n dnughtor, hero,
anil as her present stnto of health
in remarkably rttggod, sho anti
cipates many more yearn of life
here.
KLANSMEN ARE SUED FOR
DAMAGES IN BALLOT MIX
T. ;llf,ANI, If dlTtiASn. 8.Y8
(iOOO NAMK WAS flt'RT
$.-.3.VK) A.kiMl tor Allimil Injur
la Ittpniniliin In ITIinnry
Illi'Siil 'ntn ( linricn
TOItTl.ANU. Ore.. April 20.
Kchoes of last year's political ram.
palgn were heard today In circuit
court hern lotlny when selection of
ti Jury was begun to try a 152.(100
'liiltiaKn suit which Thoniiis Oar
html, attorney, has brought against
Charles Hall, It. It. Coster. Kred L.
Gilford. I.uther H, Toweli "and
other members of Iho Ku K lux
Kl.m.'' Hull was candidate for the
itepubllran nomination for gov
ernor at tho primaries last .May
and Confer wux secretary of hl
organization. .
Garland alleged hn had hern In
jured because his nnmn hod tmen
published in a lint of voters who
were charged n tho recount pro
ceedings instituted In behalf of
II. ill. with Illegal voting In the
primary at which Governor lien
W. (ilcott rocelved the Knpublirnn
nomination. Te lint was pub
lished when attorneys for thn Hall
forces in tho recount proceeding!!
brought to show that several hun
dred votes had been cast Illegally.
UcllKlniia and political Issues
figured In the questioning of tales
men l.y Garland, who Is conduct
ing his own case.
BISHOP RESTS WITH KIN
ItKV. TX TTtjK III RIKI BKMDE
VII K, SOX AXI RKIATIVKS
1ST. I.OI IH, Mo.. April 20. Wall
op iJnnlH 8. Tultlc, of the Ktro
(.il churrh ri'Mtii tonight In Itelle-four.tnln-it
cmft-M-y b-rnido the
frrnvf of Mm. Tuttlr. a Hon, ffrntid
Hon and mother-in-law,
ThoufaintJa of fnion todni
Mr-fa'-mrd pn-Ht his bier on h lay In
Htuto tn Chriftt Cnurrh Cuthcural.
tho nt'ttt of Iii activity for the lart
35 of the 56 yarx of htn Kpinco
pAtr. Hlnr 1503 he had bvn pr
Kidine bishop of the church In the
Unilrd Ktatrji.
Th-r wan no eulotry and lh
wimple funeral offic-i of the church
hi(h fwrven for prii-Jtt nnd lay
mnn, rich and poor, wan adhered in
utricily in compliance with th
acod churchman's wiflh. As h
cortc Ifft Ihe church tho bll
toiI"d M timoi. one for each year
of hia, life.
Floral of ferine came from varl
ou Hcotlons of the country. Flow
?rn tanked thi lanre altar of th?
MnUly oHflc and a larf blanket
of Mmit-ix und calla lilies covered
:h nkt. (,
FIRE WIPES OUT BURKE
moiie tiiax TiiorsAxn peii-
SOXS IX)SE HOMES
' ni-fEKIEUJ, W. Va.. April id.
More than a thousand persons
were rendered homeless and prop
erty valued at a million dollars
destroyed late today by a fire
which completely wiped out the
town of 'Rurke, McDowell county;
25 miles west of Blueficld.
Tho fire was checked' tonight
after it had spread to the adjoin
ing vlllago of Keystone nnd ha.l
destroyed three buildings there.
More than 100 buildings in Vlurke
were burned. Including 25 cottages
belonging to the Houvon Coal and
Coke company. Three smal struc
tures ln the entire village escaped
damage. ....
The town was without flro pro
tection nnd most ot tho building
wero of wooden construction.
McPon-ell county authorities
were making every effort tonight
to provide shelter for these home
less. The fire was believed by of
ficials to havo started from a de
fective flue.
LEWIS FRANKS DETAINED
IS Sl'SPKXTED Or COMPLICITY
IX SKAYlXtt'OF DAXCEIt
CANADIAN, Texas. April 20.
I,ewis Franks, arrested yosterday at
Miami. Texas, on instructions of
California authorities for alleged
complicity in tho slaying of Krltxi
Mann, dancer, at San Diego, Janu
ary 14. is one of threo men arrest
ed nt Miami, Texas, about a month
ago in possession of stolen auto
mobile hearing a Bakorsflold. Cali
fornia licenuso tag. telephonic ad
vices from the Robert county sher
iff's office today revealed.
I'pon receipt of tho description
from California authorities of the
man wanted in connection with tho
slaying of tho dancer, Sheriff Logan
Coffee, who made tno arrest yes
terilay, said ho believed tho evi
dence sufficient to justify Franks'
return to California.
FINE ORCHARD STARTED
SOIIi or KXCKPTIONAT, DEPTH
XKAR WAI,LA WALLA
WALLA WALLA, April 20.
What Is destined to ho one of the
finest orchards in Walla Walla val
ley. Is under process of develop
ment nt the. nresent tlmo on land
owned hy C. N. Foster, whoso farm
lies six miles southeast of W'nlln
Walla In tho Hus-soll creek district
fuot hills.
More than 2000 trees of apples
Jonathans' and Delicious, covering
a field of 2"i or moro acres of land
have already been planted.
. Tho soil at this point is of excep
tional depth, according to a state
ment mad" hist evening and is fer
tile nnd well drained and holn
highly suh-lrrlgnted Is especially
ndnpled to tho growing of fruits
nnd vegetables.
ONTONAGON SUBMERGED
DEPTH or EIGHTEEN INCHES
IX 1IEAUT OF TOWX
ONTONAGON, Mich., April 20.
Tho Ontonagon liver overtlnwed IIh
r.ink today nnd tho wnter wnB the
highest In 40 yours. Two hlncks Mi
the heart of town nre under IS
Inches of water and tho wutor ia
rnnlillv rising.
Br'dges nre reported going out
and more Ice thnn three years ago
when a railroad bridge went out.
also In reported.
NUMBER f
WORLD COURT PLAII
THEME OF HARDING
President Is Convinced That
Much Opposition Is Duo to
Lack of Information
WILL EXPLAIN PROPOSAL
, ,,
Course Decided as Result of
Conference With Wood
LATTER VERY SKEPTICAL
Commlttm Chairman AsmcrtH Tliilt
Court EnpotiMil Hon Aroused
Mum Tarty Opinsalllun Thun
I.d the laiigui. of NnUiniH
WA8HINGTON. April 20. Con
vinced that Inck of InfiirmiUlon la
nnp( risible for much of thn oppo
sition to thn ndmlnlHtrutlon for
American membership In tho pur
mamnt court of International Jus
tice, president Harding Is under
atooU to have decided to explain
tho proposal carefully nnd in de
tail nl the first favorable oppor
tunity. The explanation contemplated by
thn chief executive In expected to
Ink" the form of a letter or un ad
dress, more probably the latter. It
Is considered unlikely thut thn
presidential tinnouncere-nt will bn
ilet'iyed until the proposed western
speaking trip to stnrt tho middle,
of June.
Some ot the President's advisers
are of the opinion thut It should
be made In the nenr future and
this opinion became mora decided
after Representative Will II. Wood
of Indiana, chairman of the He
publ'ran congressional commlttoo,
during a call nt the White House
today asserted that the world court
prorositlon had aroused moro op
position among Republicans In tho
Middle West than the league of na
tions I'lnds fi. O. P. Itradcra Opposml
Mr. Wood on leaving the Whlto
House explained that the views thut
hn had presented wero pureljt-tiis
personal ideas but added that
scores of telegrams from Republi
can leaden and conferences) held
during a recent trip to Indiana had
convinced him that he stood far
from alone in believing 'ha court
issun was freighted with danger to
the solidarity of the Republican
party and to' Its success In the 1924
campaign. - . , ;
' Mr. Wood's statement to tho
President constituted the first open
opposition to Mr. Harding's propo
sal among Republican leaders out
side of the "irreconcilablo" group
of senators. Mr. Wood said after
ward tho President was not wonk
ened In his advocacy of tho pro
posal as outlined In the message to
tho senate Junt before adjourn
ment of congress.
Fears Schism in Party
Continued advocacy of the world .
court proposal in the opinion of
Representative Wood would either
create a schism in the Republican.
party or deprive tho pnrty of a
clear cut Issue with the Democrats
In 1924, Inasmuch an the Demo
crats seemed generally favorable
to American membership on tho
court.
He said he presented his views
as his own. but added thnt he was
sure they were shared hy a largo
group in the Republican pnrty. Ho
told the President ho had recently
visited Indiana and found thorn
nnd In other parts ot tho Middle
West strong opposition to member
ship In any tribunal connected
with the league ot nations.
Not L'ndfTHtood, Hunting's View
Thn President In h's talk with
Mr. Wood, Is understood to have
taken the position thut the oppo
sition was based largely - upon a
misunderstanding of the conditions
which would attend acceptance of
membership, und it was learned
that thn chief exeeutlvo planned
shortly to make a statement or nn
addriss explanatory of Ihn propo
sal as advocated hy the adminis
tration. "Thn world court Is so closely
interlinked with tho league of na
tions that I cannot seo hnw It enn
he separated In the public, mind."
said Mr. Wood. "There nre many
In tho Republican party who be
lieve in tho general proposition of
adhesion to an International court
to adjust differences between na
tions, but they nre nf tho opinion
that the court should bo established
separately from nnv of tho exlntlng
agencies such us the lenguo of na
tions "
GAS TAKES DROP IN EAST
UEIH'CTION OF C'KNT OX AT
ATLAXTIC COAST POINTS
NEW YORK, April 20. Tho
Btiindard OH company of New Jer
sey reduced tho prlcn of tank wag
on gasoiino ono cent a gallon In
.New Jersoy, Maryland, West Vir
ginia nnd tho District of Columbia,
Tho Texas company met the p'i'
by tinnounclng a similar reduction
nml other hirgu eastern refining
companion nre expected to follow
suit.
In a statement announcing the.
cut, the Standard Oil company.
stated that It was mndo possible by
thn largo Increase In thn produc
tion of California crude oil, tho
output amounting to moro than
700,000 barrels a nnv, This n
created a surplus ubova macket re.
iliilrnnents with a, constituent drop .4
In price.
Ily reason of Its ownership of a
largi numbor of milkers, tho com
pany Minted It tins been nble tn
movo California cruilo oil by water
to the Panama, ennnl to Itn re
fineries on tho Atlantic, seiibonnl
and so lake ndvantngn of tho op
portunities to buy cheupnr crudo.
Kerosene fllno hn been cut hy
Iho Standard Oil company of New
Jer.ty a half cent (i gallon In Iho
mimo territory.