Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 1

Established ISO TES WEAT3EB: Rain tonight and Tuesday. CORVALLIS, OREGON. Mnxniv MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS COMPULSORY PUBUC SCHOOL SPRING SALES Wll I WIFE OF LEADER SKIER IS posts jiaDiscyss.IhlJ LAW 15 uWiUNSilTUTIONAL BEGIN THURS NAM ED AGGIE COACH ot O. Mew Kenton, Linn, Polk, and Ma iflB HEW CHURCH Corvallis Stores to Offer Public rion Send Delegates to Formulate Program Crowded Courtroom Hears Momentous Decision By Federal Court Judges at "Spring Style Week" With Right Kind of Prices Athletic Director of Lombard College to Succeed "Dick" Rutherford at 0. A.

C. Portland. MEMORIAL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED ON CAMPUS IS ASSURED Building Will Cost $400,000, Will Be Memorial to College Dead in Wars New Christian Church to. Be Magnificent Edifice, With Space for Service WORK BEGINS ON MONDAY WANT TRADE STIMULATED GOV. PIERCE SAYS APPEAL TO BE MADE ALBANY, March 29 (Specal)-Representativee from nine American legion posts in the district met this city Saturday afternoon, coming from, all parts 0f Unn, Polk, Marlon and Beaton counties.

Fred S. Kiddle, state commander, Prank Griffith, vice state commander, and Harry Nelson, state adjutant, presided over the meeting. Commander Kiddle In the opening addrcss outlined the nurncse of Shops of City Known for Their NEW MENTOR RATES HIGH In Last Three Years His Teams Have Been Beaten Once; May Bring Assistant Auditorium to Seat 700 People; Quality Merchandise and Low Prices A Memorial building fa to be erected on the Oregon Agricultural college campus, at a cost of services to Be Held in Worn- art's Club for Time Constitutional Rights of Parents Must Be Safeguarded by Law, Says Decision of Great Import. uvu. rne students have already the conference ami ih Beginning Thursday mornine- contributed some and the alumni and ex-students have now Paul J.

Sehisder of Ixwnbard eol-Hw derived from an exchange ol "Spring Style Week- will be featured in all the Corvallis store anrt lege, (Jaleeburg. 111., wltl suc-eed Jos'ned forces with the students to! ideas. contract for the new Christian "Dick" Rutherford as football coach Adjutant Nelson spoke briefly on i 1 lo at corner raise the remainder of the reauired funds. at O. A.

It 'has lieen announced the work of the slate department, i was The board of control of the college elected Seh'ssler to the position af The buiHing will be beautifully co-operauYm of the "ecKa Son of ixfts. He Announced thjat the i "rt of 35n state convention will bo held In i structure will beg; PORTLAND, March 31 (Associated Press) Oregon's compulsory public school law was declared unconstitutional today in the opinion of the federal court today by Circuit Judge shops, and this city will be the trading center of the Willamette valley during the next few days. The local merchants have determined to leave no stone unturned in heir big spring merchand'sing effort. The official dates set for the style week are April 3. 4.

and 5. anri in ter an extended conference Willi located on the colege campus and will be the home of all student alumni at Portland Friday. Ap rortiann simultaneously with the 4 a MRS. NICH0LA8 LONGWORTH ol Ohio As the daughter of a former President of the United States and also as a young woman of great pergonal ability and charm, Alice Roos felt Longworta has long been a popular figure at Washington Now that her husband. Representative Nicholas Longworth.

is Republican leader of the House, she has come Into additional prominence as bis aid and adviser. She Is si proud of her husband's success a her late father's eminence. W. B. Gilbert, District Judges C.

E. proval ot the board of regents is needed to make the appointment and ahimni activities. It will fill a long felt want on the college campus. College funds have neveT been wolverton and R. S.

Bean. The crowded courtroom beard the reading official, but with President Kerr, addition to an intensive advertising Blll1IIQita n.nt i. 1 the board of control and alumni buiWinra for recitatrons rrt ihJ Campaign newspapers, all of the decision by Judge Wilverton approving the selection there is lit merchants wiH cooperate in so far The decision made it plain that the eourt 'acted on the proposition that tle doubt as to the action of the rose festival. Each legion post has been assigned a topic on which to prepare a report to present to the conference. The first topic taken up was Civic Objectives," which was presented by the Salem Legion.

In the discussion which followed the gathering was warned not to be swayed by too 'high hopes-4oo much enthusiasm, a looin is a regents. the constitutional rights of parents had been contravened by law just as Schissler has been notified to re tory work. The students on the campus, feeling the pressing need of such a building, taxed themselves each year that future students might reap the benefit. The building will stand as a memorial to the brave sons and port immediately to CurvalMs. and UH.i)r, aim wor, on thf ww home will progress as rapidly as pes.

sible. The chinch people to complete the building during the summer months. The floor plans for the building will practically cover the 100x10ft foot lot and the (approximate cost of tho building, with furnishings, is estimated at $45,000. The exterior of the building will be of stucco, light colored, with the visible roof of tile. There are to be two distinct auditoriums.

McU-an hall on tho ground floor with a seating capacity of and the auditorium for worship on the second f.oor seating 700. Tho flooring of the basement rooms will bo of wood laid on cement There are to be numerous excellent class- as possible by dressing the show windows attractive style, thus bringing the breath of spring to the heart of the business district. The Retail Merchants association has endorsed th.s movement, and is backed by the chamber of commerce. The object is to RtimnJi much as the rights of the complainants, the Hill Military academy and begin spring football practice. Is 31 'Years Old Society of Sisters of Holy Names of Schissler.

who Is but 31 years old, mushroom growth and will sooner CHARGES DIRECTED or later fall. It was started. What daughters of 0. A. C.

who gave is one of the coming coaches of the country, according to Wallace Kad-derly, who, on a trip in tho middle their lives in the service of therltrade, and the opportunity of mak country in the Spanish-American and World Wars. tho Legion needs to do Is to adopt a now and steady policy of far-s'ghledness and look at all problems, especially civic, from an intelligent gtiaudpoliiit. Tho senond tric discussed was AGAINST MELLON Jesus and Mary. The court held it had the right to enjoin the state law which deprives citizens of constitutional rights or corporation of property without the due process of law. The enjoined defendants are Gov.

Pierce, Attorney General Van Winkle and Stanley Myers, district attorney of Multnomah county. The law which requires children between 8 and 16 ing a concerted display of spring goods, that the buying public of the) Corvallis trading radius may see for' themselves the class of goods car-! ried by the shops of this c'ty. The' Alumni, ex-students and friends nrai. iim-i wfMi'n uco prominent football men as Knuto Kockne, coach at Notre Dame; Hoi) Zuppke. Illinois mentor, and Walter Eeker-jsall, one ot the best gridiron offi- Pnor, church office, choir are entitled to membership in the Memorial Union, the privileges of the building when completed.

Percy A. Cunner. of Salem, is display of fashions is promised to niurnmiimiwra rK I runl U1C room inH nil Post Standoolnt." which reoort T. 'tt5 lb eciipse ail former efforts of the Senate Offensive Gains Moment r'ate U'e ''oulUry- vuuiioi i aim convenience in m.i i i ia The AgRies were not certain ofKiv'" by tho Dallas post. in charge of affairs for the alumni and wilt gladly fumish information.

Farewell Service Sundav uinqpg pcniSKhT, because it is ru ie meinners were urged known that (Jrinnell college hasl" klp' sp-Irit- of Americanism turn With Committee Investigating Companies Quality Goods tarried The retailers have worked long and hard to bring the attention of The church people will hold their to attend public schools was adopted toy the initiative at the general election of 1922, after a heated campaign, in which the Ku Klux supported the bill. tendered mm an offer and that the wnaiea auring tne war. I farewell Iniverslty of Iowa may tender him 11 do your bit and i I UK I unn wive seiiL itivtiK. an offer now that efforts to land hit should bi the object mm is LOST the buying public to the fact that! Corva 11 prices cannot be beaten! WASHINGTON, March anywhere in the valley. The mere ciated Press)--Tbe new offensive in fact that many traveling Senate against ths Kockne failed.

now, it was declared. Job Soaght Him 'The court made it plain that It acted on the proposition that the Schissler did not seek the uo buy their clothes here, and not in net. direct against Mellon, unli CHARGE LAV1SHNESS Hons to formeY members now neat-tared over the state to Join In the final meetings In the old home. Iter. SteJvers of Kugene has been allied to conduct the services that day.

I'ntil the new structure Is rtady ror occupancy, tho Christian congregation will hold Us services In the Corvallis Wouiea's Jub honw. constitutional rights or parents nan been contravened by law as much as rights of complaining organizations. "Parents and guardians," said the de their hometown, is sufficient proof ered mumentuni today while the com-14'0" al A f-' position! of the high class merchandise car-jmittee investigating the inierual him- Kadderly during his, ried, but is also poignant that the bureau resumid its Jwfned of Schlssler'a ability Poincaire Still Adheres to Rigid Rules of Ruhr and Gets Cold Reception cision, "have Interest in the" const! prices sre very attractive. the "Mellon espe billy a coach and asked him rally all the nationally advertised. the Cult Oil corporaib.n.

which gained if TOI1I Intereeted In an ot-fc Innuirv Into Cmrioaitrn tutional rights of the complainants to hlEh trade merchandise is carried S3.775.OO0 credit ts -net excessive rrom Agricultural tf n. Fund Brings Forth Grave see that their schools may be maintained for the mutual benefit and use of all parties concerned. Evidence PARIo. March 31. (Associated tnp corvallis stores, and at prices payments" in tax cadi in refused an Press) Indications that Poincairei tnat DPat mll(.

larger cities. and 1919. 'Irmalive answer. Kadderly went to I has lost the sympathies of the ma- jflalesburg and Interviewed Srhbwlor.l Stocks of the Corvalhs stores; Melon New Tini Jonty which supported his orcvious .1 rw arget a himiti meetnm. Kadderlvi THEFTS CONFESSED government was seen in the chamber lne '-ry Mellon of bis interview- with Schissler.

March 3 Associated of 'he I ivted States. described by some of the oizanl.ation i. Picks) that "there SALE3I, March 31. (Associated Press) Governor said tbe compulsory public school law case would be appealed to the United States supreme court. policy Mr the reconstituted cabinet.

I infn.poWiC republicans and others in the Cloak-Rramg -rom of th much more of hivisbnes" IniTwo Corvallis Youths Admit Entering 10 Business Houses He reaffirmed all the policies of tbe iV, 1,1 Wu were in the Primary campumn in Iste Vr i fatrondge. until Mans attributed to 1 inference" than In tho Wood n.el and Robbing Eight a in the Knhr i 7 ior aiMii.t'g- a. J. Robertson, coach at Hrail- umiiawn.i in nut muie in soldiers would remaii 1 There was a 7 lm Ule sliey lnrt'tute, at Peoria. 111., wired "iwinm of expense re- until France is paii SUCCESS I IS EVEN lack of warmth, fewilng to the robbery of night with approval o.yl.,r ine hl; 1,1 71 is lis Duslness houM ue.i of rare exceptions.

MtrillE WK IK 11KM1V in IP- tnf lh f.L a IT, I i i mild a ni'i'hs il i. .1 i 1 1 tun cninr ii two hl'Urmi wthnH yrtuuitfr was uiierril il''U who mani- i wim I I I. l. UIII(L testations of mirth, surprise, or di, 0'7e" locked forward a Zs 'S appointment as the demities 1 nas it mat Hal penally eonsidering that his iniiter- oared his declarations with the ner-i" un are nekt in line aft, has been limited and that he 1 anyming, two Corrallis youths Har- son campaign. Norbeck also charges aid- Goldman.

17, and Glenn Harsh employment of federal workers In the, man, 13, are facing a term in the "elaborate aibpiartcrs of the Cool- state reform school In juvenile MKr Iconrt. Only the Me of thp youthful ii ill nit-r uit'i tiidiiii iff vmiifin waw i.j. .1 Monroe Teachers' Institute Held Live-Wire Event; W. Beattio of Normal School Speaks sonnel of the cabinet which inrlmhxi has a system of football which several opponents of the late iinuih try. (Continued on paco 4) Sinclair Indicted for i The aitack on Secretary Mellon to I a i rt day met resistance from the Keuatn prisoners ave them from a penitentiary simtiMice.

oniempi oy commiuee ortani2atJ(m of reput)ikan8 Pittsbure Flood Haters i nikknLL IN I HL were arrest, iat STAYS SAFE III TREE r.lght and this morning throuch the CATCH BAND ITS I i Receding With DamaKc WASHINGTON, March 3 1 (As-1 'ied the benate (hat the qu, s-1 sociated Press) Sinclair was jji- tions raisid by Senator McJiellar's' A local teachers' Institute, held Saturday at Monroe, was one of the most successful events of its kind held for years, according County School Superintendent E. H. Castle. Professor W. G.

Beattle of the of Hill (Ickard, night ofT'cer, rh ef poiie tobJn.on. and local dieted todav bv the federal urand resolution had been considered fully I'lTTSIlI'lUIH, iC.ntr.A rnnwic P-rrh- in A.WUl 7 Ol the Si jury, charged with contempt in con-! ferore accepted the cabinet ated press) I'he lloo.l waters are re Oregon State Normal school was the Hot Trails Picked Up Near Stay-in m-tlon with his refusal to testify Pst- ceiling after causing much ilamace t. before the oil committee. main speaker of tbe day, using for h1 subject in the morn tag "Some ton, and Search on Near Jefferson industrial plants, riere were etijlil deaths in western I' inu-ylvanla five at Kitzmill "i-, Aid fjoto ihe floods. wni.n wa stolen, and most of the Limbs While Guards wisslug property was recovered.

Walk Below I aCTUIWi crime, tho immediately. Tho lyountser u.y, Harold Goldman, March SI. (Associ.it, counted tlmlr at-vHlns on the night I'P'ssj cilve M. Weekly, one of the of March 24, Haying they started convicts, capturMl yester out with the Corva Mia Bargain lay evenliiK near Stayton, Is bin in House, a woond-lumd tor wlntrn PLAN GALA EVENTS Problems ia Instruction," and In the evening "Educational Economy." Professor Beattie stressed WASHINGTON, March 31. (Associated Press) Paced oppo- SALEMr March 31.

(Associated sition, the senate today laid aside the aims of education in his morn Press) A hot trail was picked up indefinitely the resolution for the British Plane Forced investigation of Secretary Mellon. Ilnu.n CUv r'rfn nrUfl" mM n- thf t.wk and two giins-a 32 KllJ 01 Ht he stumbled upon calibre revolver and a 22 calibre ro- Reception, Track Meet and Banquet Scheduled for Mothers' Day on 0. A. C. Campus ing talk, saying education was designed for complete living, social efficiency and moral character.

In the evening tne speaker questioned it teachers were using the machinery, of education as they should, and whether teachers and 1 A WASHINGTON, March 31. (Associated Press The DauKherty committee today dea'ded to continue its investigation. Stayton. He wild the rirst J.iy helvolvor. Then entered the bulldlus I ATIIKNS.

March 31 -(Assoc iateii 1 malned ther- ul through a window on the north Press) -Smart Muelarnis world plane rtil'- ilH walked beiiei.th side. was rorcd down on Lake St. Mai sa'l nu'1 lo Vernon woodworking .1...... .1... ..1 ''em stolen from nests.

He del Ian ,1 shoo was the Iu. 1, A track meet. Uin.juut, and a re- this in the search for the four escaped convicts remaining at large following the capture late yesterday of Clive Weekly at Stayton. The information received is that a man wearing shoes like those stolen form the Aumsvllle store tried to enter a house on the outskirts of Stayton last alght. A trail from the woods to the house and back was found.

A search is also being made near Jefferson, where three men attempted to steal an at the college are among' i he had not seen his nine Here ibe voiuhfiil l.l-n Mr. llMI 1 riuay Army Fliers to Start $4, and went on lo Hinges' Gurage, Wednesday Morning1 Saturday. May lo.The day hasl been set aside for all women, and! lilxyt KT TOMOIiUOW where thi-y got nothing. At Men-lib', Keed they took a carton of cigarettes and gum. At Kat-iige they raised tho win-daw from the alley, entered tho 1 IS will be.

The new b.UHiit hall of the 1 Fi rut Meflifulwl ehnreli "Some rural teachers are cheap at 1150, and others are expensive at $75 per month." "Corrective English" was the subject ot Professor L. B. Baldwin ot O. A. C.

who stressed the need of dwpting the old-fashioned principles of grammar and fundamentals of EngHsb. Home and com WASHINGTON, March 31 (Asso- mothers of college girls especially Invited guests. elated Press) The army world flyers ..1, .1.1 are.to start from Seattle at 6:30 Wed-, Sunday, May 1 1 i Mother's day. T1, art, nesday morning. Major Martin tele- Girls will wear wh to and the w.mth-' dlrth.

er man will be good to them, In, graphed the air service. AFTER ROOSEVELT- the holies of Dean Jameson. The whole college will do honor to 1 building and took some flashlights 1 At Wink ley's Creamery the pair Judge t. E. Wilson, of Corvallis, hroko wire In the back door.

Appointed to Fill Place tho muin office and took Caused hv Death nd Caused by Death a f01inlaln wl.vh WM covered with Hie stolen property. S.M.KM. I luoriald At the Corvallis Auto Wreck In I'resn Judge IMward K. Wilwm, id reniovod dimes Finding YAB mothers that week-end. Manyi prom NCOME TAX LARGE1 i Resolution in Senate Calls for inent women 01 the etate will be lampus visitors and faculty women' will cooiierate with women students munity standards have been responsible to a great extent for the poor use of English, alrording to Professor Baldwin.

Ethel R. Moore, principal of the Mountain Vffew ecbool, spoke on "Retardation," giving as its cause parental indifference, poor health and subnormal mentality. Ruth Anne Hoffma, principal of tbe W. C. T.

V. home school, spoke on "Silent His Resignation, Due to Oil Manipulation in giving them of the work SDreckels to DeveloD Alkali the gov nneiui garage the boys iTlmr a nf lirH nf t.Illxhed the eveulllir with llielr Ml. Final Estimates Of btate Tax done by women over the campus 1... in Central Oregon if Rail Connection is Made Gives Huge Sum Of Million Saturday will b'- entirely filled by icgeiiiH lirecon Agricultural col- g'-st haul. They look out the wln-, siiiveying Jude rawford of 'be garage on the Cratide who db-d lnt week.

outh went to tho cash register and a Half tbe co-ed program. Brnakfitst will tierved in somniy houses and WASHINGTON. March 31 (Associated Press) Demand for the removal of Theodore Roosevelt, as niiioved Finding PORTLAND. March kev in the ihcv it balls for mothers, visitors, and fac- SAI.EM. March 31.

(Associated nlty women. A track me4 interstate comm. r. liridt'S HliriU'd, KOads and look A big reception for all commNijoner examiner Wagner to- 1 li Other Armir 'which w- Reading." She emphasized the Idea that chuldren ought to be taught silent reading early In life. Pro feasor Dirkaen, a live-wire Prese) The state Income lax will 1 will folio vi jii iitianu yield at least a million and a naiiiguesta will 1 in the women gym- heard the testimony regarding dollars instead of the estimated mil-j nasium 2 o'clock.

Iti. imuoriance of the mineral Halts sistant secretary of the navy, was made by Senator Dill. Democrat, of Washington. In a resolution introduced in tbe serrate today. The resohitton declares that Roosevelt, before hi appointment, waa a director, of the Sinclair Oil company, and Hon and a quarter, Earl Klsher, slate, The 0.

ni, wHi frnish as a ootentlal traffic pro- tax commissioner estimated today, mugfc tor May dunce to given ducer for a line in Central Oregon, which the last day for filing (he tovln front of 1he Kmewon. the Urn Angelo weu mi (tmoruiK were i.a fljarr (Jrocrey and Noon's garagge. Kred McHonry, the district at-hornt-y. Interviewed the youths and thttfr iw runts this morn tug. The law provides that ,24 hours notice must be glvun ths parent ol )uvn He offenders befor aentericw is tin-posed, ao likely Judge W'lxott wll that tie personally carried to tbe turns without penalty or extension, ignj Several prominent guests chemist, said John ong leader, led In community singing.

Women patrons ot the district erved a noon lunch which wan more ot a banquet than lunch, according to those who were present. Another teachers' Institute will le held at Philomath April It. according to Superintendent Caatle. 1 IIKI.l'AST. Ireland, March Press)- A number of bridges on Hie uuiiii road between ml Athlonn In ii-iilrul Ireland, were blown up lant iilitht and the muds blocked with felbil trees Tho republicans diw lrtlmed for the di-structlon.

President to sign an order transfer-! A tremendous mall reached the de- will speak at the lianquot In the would develop the Alkali lake if evening to be conducted by tho'tajll facilitlea were provided, and W. A. A. and the Home Economics' estimated that tons annual-club. Jly could be produced.

rhig the rraral oil reserves from the apartment tbe last three days. By to-secretary of the navy to the aecre-j night it Is estimated 80,000 returns tary qf tbe interior, 1 I will have been received. rasa upon the case tomorrow..