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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1921)
TUESDAY, .TAVF,VRT n, 1921 ffSB OTOCNnW EVENINd OTWEUTFTO rSTfil THREE 1 Local News In Brief lam Lilch Hit (Sam I. itch, u prominent stockman if Enterprise, was in La Grande this norning telling; his many f fiends of) Do stoc conditions there I l'endleton Man Here fee Warnick Leaves j Lee Wurni Wurnick is in Elgiti todayon hismess. He says in his line busi less is' always good. . "People seem jo arways watch out for the sheriff," le'says. o o o tflpts New Position N. E. Wilkes left this morning for ntcra,rise where he will take over a position with, the Enst Oregon oLum Ser company. For the past several fears he has been connected with the intent. Must Shut the Door s Chief of Polity Roy Flexe.r on he peck today, and wnen the outside (tior was opened and lefj ajar, he said, "The very rfiext persori thit eaves hat door open, 1 am going toj jne, anu me next uiuuctcy person pas one of "the Observer's staff. Bhief f lexer is ten cents ahead. laker Man Passes Through John Mc.Merlin, business man of' Pendleton, is in Ln Grande toijay. He says that while things are dead in Pendleton, he is really some booster for that place.0, - . , o Mrs. Richmond to 1'endletun . Mrs. ' W. E. Richmond left this morning for Portland where she will spt-nd a few days visit mg. friends o John Rogers to Hot Lake i "JoJm Rogers left this morning for Hot "Lake wfeere he wj)l receive treat ment for a short time. . States Commissioner. Herr Is under arrest on the charge of transporting stolen gtods to another state. The hearing is set for this afternoon. Visiting with Daughter- Mrs. C. A. Golild, of Gresham, Ore gon, is in the city visiting with her laughter, Mrs. R, W. Leighton. Will Entertain Bible Class Mrs. A. S. Duryea will entertain the members oof the Ladies' Biblo Class of the Presbyterian Church, Wednesday afternoon, at her home, 1504 N Avenue. ' o Richland Man Here C. J. Steelnian is in La Grande to- Jeorge Palmer "Lumber company art day from RichlandB where he is n rwieher. He will snend a few davs here on business. Elgin liflnrher Here John Mayfield and his wife are registered at the iaoy. They are ranchers residing near Elgin and are spending thitnne hereon business Mrs. Jamison 10 Medical Spring oMrs. Mary Jamiso left this morn inpo for Medical Springs where she will spend a few days as the guest of i Sergeant Da L. Stavens0a recruit- i hel' daughter, Mrs. R. G. Selder. mg officer at Baker, passed through o Li Grande this morning on his way j Spends Day in Baker to Elgin oh business. Steven? will ' flrs. J. 'A. Turneix left this morn ern Thursday evening . and willjing for Baker where she will spend ipena a snort time in ia uranue 100K--1 me aay witn imvids. - fig over the town. e I 2o The Stoop Children lo Arademv Mrs. W. B. Stoop left this morning for Pendleton, where she will take! her children, Verona and Dohl, to the AciKOmy to ato?nd -school awygr Dixon Leaves jH. E. Dixon left this morning for Wallowaowhere he will attend circuit Jourt, held there" this week. Jud$e Knowies left yesterday morning for fVllowa, where he will sit at the lieetiflg of the court.O To Imb&r to.Vttcnd Funeral o Mr. and Mrs. John White left this iiorninir for Imbler where theV will ftend the funeral of Mrs. White's iicYe, Slis.Elva Conklin, this after poon. While there they will be.the. uests of the home of Mr. and Airs'. r j v - n uerry. w V. A. ( er Thermometers at Putnam's. 1-11-lt kj0 .j. .j. .j. .5. .j. .5. .;. oI- 4- kj- 0 COMING EVENTS. ! ! 0 o . 2-oJim. l-'.-s-Ng Poon O'hew, A '' ' noted caiise statesman A 1 and editor, will lecture at A V :,high schotii auditorium un- J" A der Auspices of Lyceum A Bureau, 8:15 p. m. o Jo Jarb 15. La Grande High A 0 School bdOketball team Mrs. Wallace Joins Husband Mrs. W. Wallace left this morning for Baker, where Mr. VPallace is an engineer on the O.-W. 'R. & N. Thev will make etheir home, there for a short time. o o O-O -9 Frank Lindsey Returns SFiwnlf T.inilUni will In...... ......... .... lor L-amp Lewis, where he 10 station ed. He has been spending the past several w?eks here as a guest of hi ASK TO SEE One of those wealh-rr0the''' CmV Lindsey. "orotner, t. 1f Mrs. Ludi Mrs. W. J. Lundia left 'this morn ing for IWalla Walla, whiOe sjjie wi be the guest of her duother, U. H Ferguson, for the next ten aysP o Maccnbee Reception' Mis. Claude Mackey is entertain inn tSe Maccabee ladies this evening at herTiome IVm Firsw St. in honor of the new officers of thai? lodge. The affair will be in the form of a recep tiort. Will Enter School- Mrs. J. A. White and daflghter. Juanity, and Mrs. George Conley will leave tonight for Walla Walla, Welsh., where Miss Juanita will enter school. Mrs. Conley intends going from Wal la Walla ito Portland and other coast cities. training school, girls' ' Industrial neither the County of Union nor tho 'and drawing not exceeding five and schools, the state hospitals or the in-1 defendants or either thereof have or, one-half per eenfintercst." It is al- stitution for the feeble minded. has any money or funds of Union;., - , . .mni,.int that it is not Enactment of northwest' 'uniform 1 County, Oregon, with whioh to con- . , .. , traffic laws. struct, or which are applicable to the : o ' , . . . ., , - I ro 151UI1 lor ut:iclllK '""--a cuueci- cviiaw ui-kvu vi &iu pet iiiwuviii ,iT:.. - t. 1 1. l, "I f... !l..! f .kil.l,'n.. :..! .,. th.,ra.,r .... I.. n. .ww.i.k w uuiiua 1..., wu. .... special fund fur prosecution of law i ment of such construction, una, for enforcement work. "I would be op-! that rea.-on, defendants arc without rosedto any'nlteration of the prohi- authority to Jet or make any contract bition laws which would make them (for the oeonstruetion of such roads.'- less effective," saia the message. "If "This paragraph is admitted by the they'can be amended so as to bring ; answer, "Except as hereinafter al about better enforcement results, I legged', and it is not shown that the will welcome such changes and be! county has any money to pay tho glid ato give them my heurty approv al." o ' Endorsed work of state highway commission and asked legislature to ouordinate its work in cwnection with rends with the work of the state com mission. Conservation and protection of for ests. Key to reforestation problem lies, said the message, in efforts to prevent fire and t8 keep fires from contract. . The effect of entering, in to these contracts necessarily would be to exceed the constitutional in debtedness of the countyi if it has not already been exceeded, as alleged in the ' complaitot. Section olO, Article XL of the Constitution of the Stito njiuls us follows: " 'No county shall create any debt or liability which shall singly or ill the aggregate with previous debts or county court and not to tht circuit court. Tho circuit could will only seo that the county court proceeds ac cording to law in the exercise of the authority given it by law. "For the above reasons I do not nothing to do with. This is simply ajbclieve that the defendants have governmental and executive question, made a sufficient showing by their and it Is held in the case of State ex answer and affidavits to justify this rel vs. Lord, 28 Oregon 4!8, that, in court in dissolving the 'temporary in such tnatters, the court will not inter-(junction, and . theruforo the apnjici fefo by injunction. The law leaves jtion will ho denied. J. W. KNOW such 111111101-5 of ndvisiliility to tho'l.KS, Circuit Judge. destroying new erowth. Ureed sun-! liabilities, exceed the sum of $5,000, poii of federal government in aerial i except fo suppress insurreetio?ir re- patrol work. jLl invasion, or to build or maintain Missionary Society Meeting The Woman's Home Missionaty So ciety of thq, Methodist ocfeurch will meet Wednesday afternoon ato 2:30 o'clock, at the home of0Mrs. W. W. Kinzie, 1900 Third street Sirs. A. W. Leffel will be leader for the af ternoon, andall women interested are invited to attend. i and marines if any continuation oty land settlement plans is contcmplat- OMaintonanco ot National luard on high plane. 0 Support and betterment of soldiers liuiuu Jlfitl tV'SCUUlg. 0 lit turns to Pendleton - , F. M. Sturgill . of tlio Security Construclftn Company, hi"s llelurn ed to his0 home in .Pendleton, after spending several1 days; ho-e on TSusi ness. Mr. Stufglll Is In chuaSij of the '. work being0 dne on Cabbage Hill. o 4ll' Srnv Kiillll MVtlpr Mrs. Albert R. Hunter Is ' spend mg seyjPi-ig days In Pcndlolo vlsjj tiiiK with her 3ister, Mrs. Affiu B. Haiina. From Pendletonp i's Hunter will go to Salem to Join Renuested careffll consideration of rei'aMnmendations of conimjjtetl of fif teen appointed t investigate changes in workmen's coniisation act. Prefe.rcntiul riglft extended to hoit nermnnent ronds within the county and debts for permanent roids shall be incurred only n approval of a majority of those voting On thcviucs tion and shall not,cither singly or in orably discharged soldiers, sailors the aggregate with previous debts and liabilities incurred for that pur pose, exceed si per cent of the as sessed valuation of tjl! the properd in the county.' " "finder the provisions of this sec tion, the legal voters of the couiy iTiavc authorized the increasing ot tin- CADE . WEDNESDAY ONLY. . Carmel o Myers jn one ... .. - .:. Gilded Dream' o Brojifkning functions of insurance imlcbipdness of the countvo beyond dcartmen in regard to licensing real the constitutional limitation by the estate broR-rs, oOdepartmcnt would jjuing of bonds Of certain deiiomina- have authority fti refiis. lirenses tn persons unable to establish gooiP char acter. Greater authority for fire mars hal's office to make rules f prifiec tioi of life and property. . Increase in fees paid by. banks for supervision work. Increase in min imum capital required for .lnks in cities Oivcr 50,000. . Recommended care that laws d9 not carry ourdjiis too heavy for in dustries to bcai'o "Prosperity or pov- eioy of our wage earners closely fol Jfr. H0utPio who Is slate iteproseo-Mow on ffie oucgpss Or failuijp of Sur lutive fioAi Union county, and will iiujustricso' "'' .o . ... , ... 'Vi....... o AN 1 ronmin itHotlie close of the legis lative session, o I plays Enterprise girls i team at Enterprise. , ! Jan. 17 Volunteeg Firemfti's Annual Dince, Rex Hall. J Jan. ' AO. i -adies ColumlSa Symphony Orchestra w31 l appear in concert under J I auspices of L. D. S. Choir 4 ..at TabernacS).o JarP 20. ODeninirof Cour- !0 i try Club. B J oj J j J J J Jo oJ LOOK H E R E Belcre Vuying your winter wearirfg appar el at Jan. Make Koom Sale prices. All lines 'reduced down, to cost. Save By Paying Cash Clintj&Clothiery "he Store With . Ctftiswence" The Lindseys To Portland o Mr. and Mrs. J. L? Lindsey left this morning for Portland, where they will spend a, few days on business. From taiere Mrs. Lindsef will go to Co&lon, where she will bQ he aest o6 hei mothco, Mrs. M. O. Clarke. Charles Conko?- Optimistic o ) Charles Conkty left tho morning for Minam and he laughed at the mere mention of the lumber outlook. "WOll," he drawfed, "I have no o gret that I am no longeT- in the bank- ing business, the woods isthe place 101 a man line uie, aim uusiuess is picking up. Label erne an optimist, if lou like," he said as he stepped on llhp hriinph ti-nin. O " Gone to Walla Walla . Mrs. Earl Shaw and daughter, Lois, and Mrs. M. A. Walker leffethis morning for Walla Walla, where they will be guests at thejioifte fcMr. and Mrs. Loundey Walker fer the next few dayg.' The Zeek Lca c-n. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Zeefi left this morning for Seattle and Portland, wocre JJiSy will spend the next nionthaO the uest of friends an3 I relatives. The Zeeks spent last ev ening here as the guests 'of their daughter, Mrs. F. B. Craig, and are from Union. e 'JJiiion Man Here . I. William Bettis is in La' Grande todaty, from Unio and he sas he Nettles Return to Eugcge - Mr. ' and -Mrs Gus Nettle havere tiuined tooEugene from Lo Grande, ovherc they havj ben for the past year. ;vir, wettie nas soiu tne ousgry in whichohe was interested there afid plan.-Oto.remain in the effiy. yg ias brothe ot Mis. r.nniy gneiiner, ot the Osburn hotel. Mr. and Mrs. a'et- ftle-will bet hoijje to their friends m tne nouse onoaixieentn-avenue i'ii -merly occupied by Prfessoo F. G. Schmidt. Eugene Register. ('entering administrative of the bnrdof inspectors of Cftiild Labor and of indtfstnal Welfioe com mission in ofl'0?e of state labor cii missigner. Consolidation of office of state sealer of weights and measures with .of foe ol state daily 'and foOd eonimissiigier. o . -1 . o Revival of state lime plant at Gold Hill. . .! o Enactment d? lflibitual offenders law. o o o 8 Amendment peiniittingo . county courts to trunsjer funds' for combnA- Jting epidemics. . neiununig 01 j.j.uu ices toy auto mobila..tiuechanicK undeb flaw, .vhich was declared unconstitutiennl. , -riactng oi Dust ti Jason i.ee in I one of the two niches pSIvided for state in rotunda of Cifpjjol building H Washington, D. C? Law proving coopenyi(0i of state industrial accident commission and the tOto treanirer tn placing invest nittut f industrial accident commis- tions redeemable at certain times, and olniwing interest at five Aid one- half per cent. ai.t not otnerwiser tcc-ts4l)!)5-4li4" Olson's Code provides yio procedure lor the election upon the bonding question, und the sale of the bonds. Section 401(1 provides us follows: o 'After having entered the order as proflA'd. iiiO-ection 4ii;R the county court shall cause tlieooiid to be issued and shall advfltiso such aaiount of them for sale as, in Ac judgment of the court, Avay lO neces sary, an thereafter from time t tin the couio.shall onuko such iffl- ditionol0 sale of bonds so issued as .affai'-s h n'ocessarv. Such Sale shall bo made through tints, B'ceiveu .on such advertisement, as the court may' deem necessary to afford the best mcSns of procuring 6he highest pric es for such bonds, and all bids shall be in writing, and TuPficly opened at a tin and place to be spisified in, she advertisement. Whatever glher means, of Advertising tne sine oi sucn bonds' the court may adiOt, it shrill .idorti:-c such sale for at least three weeks in tw'o newspapers, printed in thecounty, d there-arc that muny, nnd ifo there .is "ut one, then in io Tho bonds shall be sold to the highest blfldei', but preference shall be given o O- o . JOHNNY IllNES s 'TORCHY' o O a from tho famous 0i'fict Boy Stone By Sewell Ford O o TONIGHT" 1 . CONSTANCE BINJTEYo I "S0MEHINQ- DIFFERENT" O O . O-a 8 o o " 1 IB11 . 11 " Ml Venus is Brifliant . J.a Grande people who do a little star gazinjyenow and th?n have noted during the pflst few weeks thgt the planet Venus is extremely . brilliant and isein close proxiiniOy in the heav ens to a less brilliant lOar. Profeso sor tDpiels, of the Hill Military Aca demy, explains that the star is now near the 0greatest oelongation of its orlflt tvhich places it between fhe earth and the sun. Although Venus approaches nOyer the earth at times than'its present position, its luminos jratheto likes to get away from thejity is very marked. During the clear ,Xa?Jon wind Wiato always hlows. Be- i sides Tikthj?"-nTeation from the over blowing wind, fjgttis fs visiting his ! sci, William, Jr., who caftie down fromoVincent the other evening, and it is probable that they0 will make "their home in La Grande. Canadian People Here . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McGenety, who have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ak Buchanan, left this morning for Portland whet-e they 'will spend a fw days as the guests of relatives. From "there they will re' turn to their homc'in Canada, where they report that Uiere, was no rain to "injure0 the fall crops and that plowing is now in session. Mr. Mc tjencjy is a farmer the.o. D.A.IMCE t TUESDAYS ! ' SATURDAYS . VjWatth tlus ospace for 1 i Special Dates REX HALL " i N. A. Desiiet, Mgr. ThiflkS of NiyrM First E. O. Wooko-, editor of the North, Powder News, is in l,a Grande this morning and as usual, questions of news boiders him. When he stepped up toone of his oldfriends this morn- ! ing, the f ii-st thing he saiu wa. "i jkn everything that happens in La ;(iandp; I read yoiy paper." It seem (that Mr. Wooley is quite a booster j for La Grande, after all. Faces Serous Charge Mcputy Lnitfll States Marshal left tljis morning Sir Baker, where he will take Ioy Herrcfore thco'Jnited weather here last week, it was visible betfore sunset. The star near Venus is kno-fli as Zcta 2. JAPANESE OJITUATION IS IMPORT AVE. a (Continued from Page 1) the governor urged legislation to put doalers in bonds under coiflrol of the superintendent of banks Tating up in detail departments of the state government, Governor 01-' cott nwe the following recoO,menda tions: o . That the state board of conft ol be given authority to revise budget es timates made by each deparment and branch of the government o That aiple provision be made for caring for wards of the state. j lohat the state shJUHl rehabilitate its training school for boys. The' building and plan are obsolete, he said. luce honest, self-reliant citizens, rath'er than hardened, hard-boiled crr That a box factory shoulo be es tablished for prison labor, and that th gIuIk hntild cense nneration of th prison flax plant nd dispose of! 'hat they ahould.lwar, and design ,t tn citizims of the-county, and Afhe coii-t is hot f nti.ied with tho bids it mnyi-ejs"t any or all of them.'. "Section 5(ilS, OlsoTi's Code reads ig follows: o 0 . "Allnieys raised under theaipio visions of tfcis act shall be u.saal in const0uctinjS permanent puOjic roads in llott county, which roads shall be con.iucted by the county court Jjn der its exclusive jurisdiction and such expert. assistance as they nSfy em plS.' o "UndoubtecPy the. leghAitive us seniblycontemplated tijt the bnm iQld "St'Torr; the contract is let; otherwise the countv court would be incurring an indc "sdo"ss f0.'b" county over ani above the "5'n.sti'u tional liniitabon, unless .he Aniiac-.1-. were to be paid out of tl- opi.-'ial fu$ds wrived from he sale oi the 'bons. It is Oi-ue that section WA1, riiithori-zCK the countv COU1A af'LS- (h- .1 issuance of bonds has been uuhorined Tuid, in fact, expressly" nAflred in tho" "n ecaUon, "to . issire w.inants un,,.,.,. .!. i..... u.- i. drawn unon the countv tienmiTy for sion funds. J'ropoiS.accomodalAin fur tourists. FavoredB continuance of .appropria tions to Pacific Northwest Aourist Association o 'Auditing of "accounts if slute fair boafil by state auditor. Increase in fisB thd game licensa fee from $1.50 to J2.G0. . 0 Arotoction of natural beauties on highways. e o WRITI'EN DKC1SIOX ON . ROAD CASE AN T ESJ'I N G o J (Continued roiu Jftairs u --a, ... :.. of any of the bonds authorized lo, be I thc PU'P0"1' "''Oi'Mg he funds m issued at said electiotfo aiis ven,1 thc portion. thcAof sought t.j .c o- cureu ny tne Assuancc in su--i imm u. which warranu nhulljhe in l'-tioiAiii;o also contains the folloiiij allega Oon of fifty dollars iir n.ultiple there of up to one tlfliui-And dollars, and Oshall bear the san rale of interest, bonds woul.O bear, in lieu ot which "uch warrants .are usuTd.o o "It is nut claimed in the answer that tlft ilcfcndants intend to issu. lAurOy waruints in lieu of the is- ..rl n- fi lh..r..fr,n. on- lions, regarding the giving of the notice of election, etc., "That there if'der the said electio?i, o called for said purposes,ewus dly fntticed iiAre-'i "' quired by law, fcy posting notices in t!"'0bo' .u 9i.....: - . o . . . wh eh lli-r toe viiiiuus citrciion jwecincis OI sgKI county in nunibcf and in the place, and within the time inquired by law, said notices setting forth the proposal .i,i I.,.,,, I ;,, i... . amountof said hnnA mr,,....,i ... i necessary fur the court to Aj.-yupmio issued, the time ..hey should run that the r0l"f ""' y f"!", '"T the rate of interest the soft would !"'y warrants when the ffgal vot bear,and designating .'he roads the!0 hycons.td to the tm-rcase of bon'ds issued soould 1 applied, thcl,hc iwlebtedness of the c.0inty above Arfdfews Variety o o ':; Sfcfe . . O r e ' o-o o a a o . o Our Bcfoii.'flriictif'i?! Pivia lire up to l.iif liiiiiiilt'o nnd we follWf 0liti .larkft strictly. 0 Aron Ch eok'Qriflgham.'.... o....o...15c 27 incio Pearl dPDatey 0uting.....,.........32i2Cdycl. 5? inch $oodHeavy Outing..........?... 19a yd. j?aifcy,)ress Zopjiyr Gi8hamsb...........?..29c yd. Ladies' and 5hi?dre&'s Outing Niglft -, ressesOne-HTal Price0. . ' ftll Sweaters, One-Half Prjce v(ii'yliiin o tie lUifl'kri:. lOl he stoi-i! is warkfd wili tly: Wtiereoiir Grwdit is Good Useoifc . ( COMPkCTt HdMEfLIRNlSHER ill Grande. . ' Qegon beginning and terminus of the same. anri the imount to be applied to eaclPj roau in uie purnianent amprovemcnt of the same, ami- giving the date up oh which said eAction woiil'd be held." "I his ancgatioi? i. largely a con- It should be a school to pio-1 elusion law an,r perhaps renders me ari.-wcr vuineranje upon iTcmur rer, but, 'nO.iving this nuestion, it is ttlie const;Aiitinnal iiidebtcitiiesK by the issSOnco of borjjls of a certain denom ination, reemuble at a certain time. jNEW TODAY j f n ii ii . ' 9-; - - . . O 9 Half Price I FOR RKN'T-Tivcnoom modern house. Guodj location. Phone lied 1451. . . i-ii ;hp Emnlovment o paroled men only at the prison woi! camp at Aumsvillc . ij was recommciieu. That families of mem convicted un alleged that the T.otice uf the cle tion stated 'the amount rif-th4 bonds proposed to be issued, tluj time they should run and Oft rate of interest U-flo ca!o fill TRAOK One i..v Hjanun spir-ader, one new wii(j'pn, oii' new gas dr.ag saw, onc0 second bjinl isulkcy p!w. For gomi young team and horse, miOx cows ami brood sows, piP'lm Fanruo- If". l-l..itp. ftig the roads ujion whi(h tho bond J tHHue would iplifdi - While it i fiot'R Vot uppcar fromthe pk'adinjf. I yet. as a matter of faW, the 'alln?; question voted upon by tft- electors ut . . HAVE YOUR AC COUNTS STRAIGHT; ENED UP FOR THE YEAR AND YOUR INCOME ACCOUNT MADE OUT-By G. P. Christie Expert Accountant 1115 Adam? Ave. Announcement OLD-TIME IMNCRS will be given In lt! Hall an Thursday9 evenlnss. Nothing but the gramfui, old-ttioie dances will be flanrod. Muelc by Lfndsey's superb orcheatra. Everyone enjoyed tho first dances; be sur and attend those to bo given. fusion by appoinSncni. Call,.Main Mt.&Mrs. PXPower d..r the non.s'unnorP laWoljc allowed M bonding elecion was as folijWsp i?vments 'from eareings of prison- "'an mere i; issuwi serial twmds. y.- ,h,.. cold aights. try a hant- ro in the promised box factory. I"' tnion f'ounty Jo ttie amount of , (ei-k Wat'-r Bottle at.Putiiams. Amendment of the act providing tl,4!8,000?'( o .o , 0 s l-ll-Iit for a school for 1uH fclind in fort- "Then0fillo- some sixteen differ-1 .. 'land, ao funds might he made avail- ent series of different mvnU of irtlft KKNT lioom fur gentleman, able t once instead of waiting until each "cries, ranging in anjount fromo Close in. Call Iik 951. ,0 1922. jl'iO.O-XI tc li:t.W.0, eai series 0re- j ' l-ll-2tp. Kndorscd move for group employ-"deemable, at different timc from 1 , m;nt of the tigd in connection with January 15th, l!oi5. to January a13th. A punch tnntcan't be rqualed for oiw industorie. - ' jl940. witli interest at the rate of not the price. When you have a party f'rovsion for a state officer tnma-.to exceer five and one-half per cent or (nnch ot your home, and want, (i t persons dijeharged from state per annum. Paragraoh H, of the omething of this kind, phone us sev hospitals for the insane as the pns-.complaint, allege s fnlnwa: oru hours ahead of the time you on parole officer assit discharged: "'Hut there if r.n money in the'n?PI it, if you can- and we will Wnvirts to oetain employment . jtreasury of t'nior. County. Oregon., Stiver jt pnwnptly. Al fain a the Ijtw making it an offense to aid with win h to p ly for rmtrur tioi4 of . 'pjjgg CorffeCtionei'V Co. in etcapc of any one confined in boys' said roa ls or any part thereof, and( ' " l-ll'-tf .COATS INCLUDING S.UITS HATS DRKS3.ES ; PETTICOATS ANK HANDJ3A.GS y$f-AhLING'S o
