La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1921, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textol '. An IndcpcBdeat Newspaper. Phone The Observe the News, - -1 m o - V .VCWiIJMEXXJV tKONAgll Si KM ITS Hll. I. PAT TEBNKU A I'TKIt ( Al.lFOIt , NU'S ANTI-ASIATIC LAW (ENATE WU, SUBMITTED Jill " -1108111 IB FOR SALARY INCREASISIaitkoximatklv It Soimt hond ( oiniiillli'c is Cn )heriflil Keemniiieiulaliouit .Made Vtti'rlii)' by C'liuit 'limit huotli of 1s Hietkaay Coiniiiissiiui ror Five .Hitlauiu hi Itond lliiiids. - a. . .SAbKM, Jan. 2ft The anti.allcn liud bill, modeled uricr the, C-'li-fotaia u, 'Whs Intiuduced by lUp- ''l'Mntathfr Leonard of Muifiiomah ceeBiy. rollowtng an 'exuiuinution ol the bill by Hie Attorney General. Vrtio uex'iitcu thin it wjh ennsiitu-i tloual. 1 I Kcntor Belf liitroduoad a bill in-1 rrcnsinij, Hie salaii of the A;tor- y (:neral and "'the Stiitc Super-'.18 ' Intcnrtent ,nt Schools, from U llOdtt. Hie Corpoia'iion foiuinis-1 ion from :;0U0 to $400, the Cleilt ! of the Miate Land Board Irom $2100 .10 f,30U0. ( u The. Joint roud .eouimittee Is con sidering the recommendation made Jt?8terduy by Chairiuiin Booth of the 'Highway Commission, ror" $5,000, 000 lu load bom)s to increase the gssoline tax, and that the board's recommendations lu the annual ro firt be Qtincteri by., the legislature. Senator Patterson introduced a bill carrying out the Governor's training St-bcM)i (recommendations,. e Representative Hosford has intro diiced a bill repeating "labor's bill of Jigllts." " e A Jnr t,h- .",.,,,, r,P M. f , I a, ton snow was onu or the teak iii-o at tho ii.LMillr iii,.,.iini. r ilw' .7.. . .1.7 BRANCEHQLOS 'vwvklnH r eorn amwn In I the ' ""P motntains of this read and, as that made by 11. P. Oliv- (ur $ 15 a month and they proposed ! -WASHINGTON. Jan. ao.-lleply-1 ni .n tai V on .i.sn -iv ilnl I v'e'ni," wore so rP inspiring tht;cr nnd G. P.'Christic, both local men, to raisecher salaiy $10. "(jain Mr. "'e attack by the Ainoi lcan -"'" ''"" they were planning for one of their hwria the most reasonable, the other; M,.Kr.nnn,, mlsofl his voice in' dk.n. I Legion oi'.'cutivo rommlllee on us- ?. l , !.'; .. ! Fifol'ind l.-llm rorn 'from ind Uw r r ' Hampshire. Q A'il I AhsOu. and fttilllls h:,,l Siilnnlcs of 111 ,,,,, , .,,.. , th. vi,rlh.1M'e '" "f everyone. west Corn Show a: Portlanrl ,aH1 .... ', fall' and disr'avs f co,n1-nsilHKe were' made by Arthur,, MeCall and ' Udoftower ens'laso-Uy J. II Sniuta. , ,,. , , o o..in Count)- Aurlriilltirlst. P. H. Spill "nan explained tlwi 5tiaracteri.stics of the YariotiK kinds or corn, thc f kinrls liest ndjipt'-d to 1I10 different parts of the valley and the value j of the various kinds of ensilage iul tlleir vulll1? As coinparol to root ; t'i'ops and kahb as ,a siu:culaiit f'ed. SeTi-al cjuidldales- Vi'i-e' I'lstrurt- aH In Ihn rii-sl Hurt Rt.cttnil ' ilee rpea ' dlli'ln the hiisinesa Hireling"; . One of the Interesting f'-aluros of the Literary Prfijrrani was a de scription of Cuba and the way ot the people who lived th"iv, by II G. Gekeler, who serv t f,j. lwo years In Cuba wtih th? I'. S. M. C- rm, .!,,,! Af l, Thousands of Autos Are Lacking LlCeUSeS '-' : " ! (5ALEM, Jan. 20. Up to noon yes - lerday, the secretary of state had is - sued titl.S'jll motor licenses for the' i?, current year. The total issued in hurt, as he got up smiling and brush-. ',..1919 was lOD.SI.'l and the atimated i ing the icy dim from his clothes and shrinkage is about 15.000 which would ', made the cuttomary statement of a f leave about 25,000 cars yet demand-j man in a case like that. Lindsay is inc licenses. ' a garage man at Island City. Christian Erideavorers To ' Meet In La Febrvary 4, 5 a-fd 6 are the .later w aside for the Christian Enleaor ' convention wh.eii will meet in 1 Graitt'e- heetihristfan and Presjy- tefrart cnuiThrs'- will act as pono forthe affnir. Delegates fio.-n Pr - .tv - - vtUe file Dalfes. Bend. Y.iit'm. Wjl - oi Count v towns.,. Baker. Nyssr. an.: , speakjrjj ability, and will be in at I'ntMio wilt be guVsts h're to r.-.ten-! tendance here. AW. Geoi-ge L. f.'larl. ttwVnnventior. One linndred ani f .t ,1 former pastor of ta (Sranne, but' now 1 tv out-of-town peaplt have been pre- pajl d for by tre hr.t- nf the 4nvn - tion people. J. .4.-Wriiams is-' chair man of the affair nd "It gvpete i ... J Wvelipst. iiBnniest ever nei'i n. -i- f;aiws. who 1H-S.. 0Q9 r. if nt th, United Sficie'y of &wtMlf En.lea-.-eni.S!'n be herea.afcaenl of pain, ha been token Xnrt. he is uid to ne one ei nir i--w . . . . . ... . 1 .3.l TlXRfCHARD . .e WILLGQ ON) Tex'Uietu-rd Will lTomot beipscy Carpcnticr Right As (Inly Promoter. NEW YORK, Inn. 20. Tex Kick uid plans to promote tho Dempscy Carpentier fight atone, following thjj withdrawal of WillianrA. Brady and. Charles B. Cochran 'as promote. CUPMIO &' I'EIl CENT OF OREGON CHOI' UNSOLD , " MUCH OF 10 All Growers Ar Mlrfcise' Tin ll..ithat "great many serious irregular-' ccpt i Cases of Furca LiajuielBtiua. uini.i, uuii. .u. npjiroximaiciv 1 eiu'Mv-five percent of the 13 000 000 t4Lri.tl 1 nrt A ; nn, 1090 n., -ii i ,.f unsold, according to., compilation., made here. Ten per cent of the clip is still in (he hands ,of the growers, it is estimated, fifteen per. cent h.v; j been sold and seventy-five Dec h ,s been 'sent fo various war jh v.ues throughout tho sUte. '. Aecoidinu to Buker bankers, there absolutely no. market for wool nor sellers in the market, and prcstiir.iibly growers arc matkinpr time -sx.-cpt m eases of forced liquidation.' t LADIES' COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA APPEARS TONIGHT, Mm. Frances Knight, Coiidactiir, is Ahly Assisted By 0:her Members In Pleasing' Program. o ' Appeurance cf the 'Ijtilies' Sym phony Orchestra in La Grande this evening, is expected to be one of the biggest musical attractions which h is , aver bee.n presented in this city. The toncert will take place in the L. I). s. .latieinicle and is under the uli'-", cction or tne l,. 11. a. unoir. j ' w.uco... :,, .,!,; ,.,- i ,u.u " ' I car, and this afternoon eromlsed that best concerts this evening. ' '" Ait,u,uch no definite program was WERT IS . j ANTICIPATED L : . jKaiMiuneed for tonight, thei-e will be j which hayo not been audited fof two j '"'luried nnifk' and entertainment to'years, for the lump-sum of g:t0ft not the liking nf everyone. ' to .esceed I00. Christie "says that The orchtra is ennduct-d by Mine The orcho.'-tra is emiiluct"d by Mme'l 'V',',"00" Knht- I yolkcy' ran ; Jhc nU'ii nf Ihn Ual4 ' antt lioniiifinvn 1 '"w.a ?' .lne Vcsl' anu nevtevc ;'.ilbert, ilramalic. soprano. John Lindsay's Studebaker Six turned end for end on thc curve in the l-oad. just this side of Island (ity ychtorday evening about 4::t0, The road was exceptionally icy on that spot ami, as 'Mr. Lindsay wis gome at a very good rate of speed. ,tn(! ,.. siMJ,,.m om, ai(lc of thc road to the other, and then tipped ' over length-ways end for end and, ( When the car came to a st'.indstill, it , was standing on tke radiator. Evidently, Mr. Lindsay was not. Grande Soon Paul C. Bnn who is from Los An. ! geles, 'is the Intermediate Secretary "f thc C, E. and also "el SerretafJ f'r tie t aliforni:i C- E. Union, and (.ha the reita'j)ont nf attend (Kg C. E. j conventions in every itate in the un- iion. Ut is greatly sought for his nf Pendleton, wh. is fumiliar!y culjf d ; ,"regin Kndeavtircrs' Lnclff fleorgo ,;vi be tietaj also wnJ'ti will have charge nf the devotional side '? the evavann. Mi's Kaft ainOetx. trfmeS a "Pesidei, ( to be here a 1 w -u, - H Aurnber ot so-iai affaiis We kevnote invention iv - fc,-- "vw - t. v.,. nlA'VhA via, tin, on. n.rt.rnri JOHN LINDSAYS . iiiin 1 iiniB 1 iiur n Tng h-gr.es e La (finde chui. ! roper -IrsiIpi PfllSM '.-EXPOSED i COL. AUiniv i'innr trc i a 1 1 SERIOUS lRRfcGi;f.RinKS t'MAer Controllrr Of the General i - , , Iteard IMsiinproves of )linR j Worl was v.iVfd hero this morn i.r 11. i c.j... .1. iini bvMr. ami Mrs. Grorire Carpy J ' NEW YORK. .liiiii.K art At l,.as: 1 100,000,000 improperly paid s'nia huiklers bv the shinnini boiinl will bu disclosed. by the audit, Colonel E II, Aliajlie, former controller of the Gen-"' jerar board, ,told 'Wulsh of tl Orn- jgressional committee. He ehiniCif it tes " in dealings between the Beibione brother, Hasha Morton, and Miss', in Shipbuilding corporation nr-d Maude Morton, a sister, "both of La ' lohcm the government as a result of 'the ' Grande. Mrs. Frank JJnlly, of Walla , that the negotiations '.provide fu nction of Charles M. Schw.'.b with ! Walla; Mrs. Phillip iRhinehart, of! such reddctlons as can be agreed oil. ': " " both board and corporation. connection ' . SAFE ROBBERS MAKE BIO- HAUL AT SALEM SALEM. Jan. 20. Siv hundred 1lol- I ''"ilars,' worth of silverware and jewel- ry, $100 in cash, $10 worth of staniHi and insurance policies were tii&vh' by) Hi tbn plnjsphate beds eight niMes hpiglaiir who opened the safe in tliOjfioiii ttva imt soon, t Is expected. Shnwalter' ' Jncobs wholesale house ! shipments of phosphate rin k will here early Tuesday night. "The safe was cracked with a chiscl,and jimmy, All Is Not In Commissioners Meeting Aft was not in harmony at the meeling 01 tne city commissioners last night.' It was almost like the j duvs when little bovs threw rocks at euch other, because they could net 1 I equal each, other with tho boxing ! gloves. City Commissioner J.p. V.cJ Keanon .wore the gloves, Jmt Ci(y Manager Garrett raised -.himsolt.abo.'C . times. -The proposeii sulary raises the personal hatred and petty "(lis-1 wore that of the City, Manager's steh, likes and so. the situition was -very ogrupher, whom J. U. McKcnnon 0I1 wall carticd off. . . j jccteol to, snyi'njr that the .City Man- Th question of. the damage that Heer. who is now already holdimr the I the city of La Grande '.should pay to Miss .Alhctta Gates' iiroticrty wUich is said tojie damaged by the placing ' of -tha' viaduct in th(! present location was brought before theo commission,, last nignt. it was oecinea te. logx ,-,up t. ,vi, v ......... ow... --j . n..b ... iv,... 0...wk "K " ' 1 " .The various auditing bids were Iware not considered. Oliver ehims. that he. cah audit, the city .books, to.esceed I00. i hrisf.e -says that Ihe can do. -thg -worl- in thirty days he Can do. tha 'work in. thirty days .thc w"1'"" f hood Club presented a petition that Hav-lThis . was referred to thc city, miin.ig- curfBW or)inaIK.c be observed. ' At mhn i u t.i. nuLu'iinunuliir'il iinu uil'. ..... ;.r wno is to maKagnyesiigations ann secure tne Droner auditor of the city..: ...i..i, ,i r..,.. ii.. 1 , inmits. The Toy Young nronertw which stands at the lower end nf Adams, and which, fornmiiv months, has been i a white elephant on the .hands of the! commissioners was again brought to'T ? . ' K , ; light. . Mr. Young says that he canH ,tu''TO' lhe J'nt proposition of redeem, thc property and the com- '""'V an'1 ntv. ":st "P""' ? nn mission granted him just thirty days At thc end of that time, he will re- .niun a w.fiiml tif. 4 nn, ,m,l intHr,.!.. i if -all the nronertv is redeemed as .Ue agreed. " s, ai ' Becalmed ul -- IU, i t -a. . 'ft I w , .. VI .' N. V I N ' ' '. s I Ml gMgiiif, f i v wu-!ori3' . CT- -e2zsz r"Zjr- - . ffl '. . 3)0 e Member of the Associated Press. ninnrp iu iv 1 WORD IWCEIVEO FRO.f WALLA WALLA TBIS SUKNWU, : l. Crvivuil Kv 1m1iv KrlAtiri'M (ira ' 10 " . . 5 1.. .. ....... . runnii' 1 iMvi 'ntnifiit in 'Attend Funeral. jthat their diiuKhter-in-Jiiw, Mis. St'inJ ley Carfiy, died at her home m Walla Wulla carl this morning. Mrs. Cisr PJ has barn ill for some monthij and, with Mr. Carpy. fcas been 'sejourning 'in California in hopes that she would reciier. About a wee ago they ro- .li "eU to tneir nomo in, nana r. ana. j Slie was formerly Miss Dilla Miu-1 ton, ot.tnis city, ami is survivcu oy w . j ... . 'Portland, and Sirs. Jordon, or r.lgin. litre also surviving sisters. The fun- oral will'ba held in Portland some time Saturday. . , IMIOSPHATK . BKlS OPEN 4SOOA Sl'niN'GS. Idaho. Jan. 20 A railroad has baeu constructed begin. -The roc is to be "crushed and fold to fiu-nKM'R 'ror fei'lillzer. Harmony At The first and. second, rouding ot tue vny r.gineei-s -iiiini esumnie on the alley between Adams and Washington, and til m and Fir took place. The total cost was stated at $MI8.12. Tne snlaiiv Jist mid suggestions :wcro. read for the first and second 'job of City .Manager, and Cttv Kn- .i - iiieer: could do-it himself on his nrci-J cot sulnry," but both Williairi Glumly .J,,,! uvid Stoddard wore, in favor uf! ,, stenographer. A stenographer, cm- not be secured far less than $80. a , , iTIOIl III HUM 1?1 1'. iVlCINCIinOn SeemCO U s.lL,. .u.. inins niai mat was to mucn money. Tfcp Citv Treasurer has liean wnikinir nroval and said thnt'Tie was noL In favor of such.a thing going thvoreh. iC.ctisiderable hot discussion followed resulting in Mr. MrKcniiun'being.ov-! : crruled. . .crruled A commHtcc f ,.,. Ihc Neighbor- i .i,, r .vJ v..i..ui...,. frm g.pt'l to -April 80. the bell shall A.... .u. 1..11 ul...ll ..t in a' ir. ...ii, i ,u lJi ....... nn o . ' . . .. .. fhe pest house situation was again '""- "V. , l""""'""";". '"' '"" 1 " " '" ulmio. As nt former meetings, when lnili question was.brought up, it , was laid aside. ." " c - - M , O.-r, . 4sen:bqrah's -1 : resolution - -IS FAVORED RESfM.UTlON PROV1UBS KORHU THREE TO GET TO(iETHER. Committ Propose That Naval 'Un ductiun He Carried Out As (5uh Be Agreed il)n. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t. The son :ito foreign relations Committee w ported favorably tho resolution of Senator Borah, proposing negotia- Iwns of loo United States, Gieut m inni ann jnpan lor me reuueuon of naval building. In lieu ef 'ho or- igmai proposal mat negotiation won to the reduction of B0 per t;eut fvr five years, the committee proposed til, EE (i.ri)S Ol'' ItlYEItl.V AND ;ltEEN'OIM) E.NTI'.IITAI.N. l-'our Acts of- Peppy Comedy, Con ' slstiiig tif Dances, Souks and Jk's Saturday Night. Tbnic were anuniber of me from Alabama on theestreets this ! iuoriiinK and 11 .was found to be jiuosu eleven M'iiMinci uu-h nuu win : appear at the Hlnji School aucHlor- j um n0Jii gaturdnv night.' They arc bovs In the cloe clubs of the Ul vorln ami Groonwood schnolA apd haK bcifn working hard on tliu bit; four act onlertalpiiicnt-, which, will consist 0of Cako w'llks, peppy songs 11 nd snappy Jokes. Tuny . wilt ' bti KlniJ Jo have a large niijlcnt'0 us' they urn nof cl'iaiging ror llinlr umatour but 1 11 to res U 11 g acts. 'I'hu ainstrel will -begin at 8 o'clock. . ' slstant secretary Louis "K.. I'nsl, .ic-J 1 relary of Labor -Wilson Rave a mm. : Plate 'ondoi s cut or the. work or Post and miidc a defense of 'his j policy In dculiiiK with radical aliens. MEDICAL SPRINGS MAN IS INJURED V ON BROKEN" JAR I MEDICAL SPRINGS Jan. 20. j'C. W. South, malinger of a store here, : severely cut his hand late Tuesday cvcinK whilc pressing the lid on a rruil jar., lie was pressing wun notn I ,, the lir, wh the jar c0,. , lapsed,' letting his right wrist strike1 a sharp cdgV of thc broken jar, sever me an artery. M the'llaker h.-pifal'-it was found. u,,n examination, thht-an operation 'was.hiwessaiy, MINSTREL : ' BOYS HERE WILSON MAKES fimnim nrrri nn SltlUPIbJtitt WEfNSTElfllS I T0.BE DEPORJED Chancellor of thc Russian SUict Bm-au .Must Leave The Cliit.d Slates. WASHINGTON. Jun. 20. Secre tary of Labor Wilson has ordered' the deportation of Gregory Wlinstein, Chancellor of tho Russian Soviet Ju roaun the United Sites. .VISITS HERE OLD SUUAIt BEET KACTOKVi MAN . BACK AGAIN. Discusses IlakaT Krcely, Praises W"al- . er Hystein and Gives A I.lnf On PoMlics All in One Breath. Baker-is surely sonic town, accord- ing to Joseph -Barlon, v;a soine short biinu uk" was ouieriiiicnticiii 01 ino jumpier road which runs out Bak er, into the mining district of .laker county, lie is here on business and JOSEPH BARTON ,1 , j, 1 , 1 . ,,1 liiu uiivvi iiiiieiib vessels now ill fJ? ,, t.uTJ,0,.K,Ve :,mthe1'1 '"eo." Chairman, lUmson .nid. d timehnl that teat one Umo under-, drOT8 tho Nll,lomi Mre,u;ilt Ma went at the wicrc tlw.ught.of coming .., a!imcMion n cnve.uion hi-re. bark to La Urnnde, now us It did not ..The opp01.tai8t mny proclaim that so many years ago. . , I row Is the time to get out of the fie witnessed the flic at Baker ;8,ipPB business." .saWl Densou. when ,lh old 1'flund house, which is i..Thl, ml.ht bfl w f w we partially made of wood, burned the l,10. charged by law." to estnl.llcl. a ether evening, and he has nothing butj ppnl nt mcrchnnt lnarllll. uni;er praiso for tho fire .department tof the American flag." his own home town. Barton is a man Sen.uhi' .Innn. nf v.,l.l,.,f,,n. sjnf public spirit, rcmlyto pnjj, officials ir, l 11 1 ... ....v enntlle Marine Company, an Amorl thfit the secret of sorvlce is good ny ,ron shipping company cdntrolllnR and a great deal of encouragement 1 rorty vessels .leased from the shlp from the outside world, whith ts not K board, Is hound by agroomont imiiiimeiy nviiii.iiueo wiiii, iiisiuv conditions. At ono'tinte Biji'ton was connect ed with tho sugar" beet frtctoiy heYe as9 manager, and says that he'remen bers groat ijiany ol life old pioneers who have Ihnjr since pissed away. "AnotJWr thipg I have. to say for Buker'is her water supply. It is the best in tho 'country," . l'l)l.'J'l,AN MAHKETS 4'ORTLAND. IU,. W Ti price of -cailjii- was steady 011 -Uio lomii innrket . today. Hogs wore . lower, selling for' $11 'lind $11.00. Hboop wuru slow, HMliS and tiultnr weak. F SALEM., Jan. 20 Senator Hi nee lifii'nls this afternoon In troduced .11 Joint resolution proposing ,tho cieiiCon of a borne owner's loan fund of ap-pi-oxlinal'ry $20.00,0.01). an ,aniiilme1((l, to the, 'constitution (,f necessary to affort it and be also pvopoaod that the act Voiild be lillbinltted to the peo ple.. . HOMEOWNERS UNO PROPOSED DOWN--AT SALEM . . BY ilRUCI? nf.NNIS STATE HtJTjSE, Salerii, un. 18. ; land. He-is the nnn of the hour ISpeciul (orrespondencc.) J'he uiwhen It comes to getting tho rlnflt ual 'trust-bustis are on a vacation ing looks M visitors. And rficxt to this session, iio one ho.uny miwikcy i him comes Senator Norblad, who H wrenches that they are not Using on their automoliiles apparently, for the usitKI grist of "get-cm" bills have not -drown ujl. Just to keep people ffoni foigeling'fhat trusts need bust ing the Oregon Newspaper confer ence passed a resolution asking the f ederal Trades Commission to invefr- y igate tho paper . mill trust of thc state nlid this coa"t, tr the crlfl tha". something like a square deal miutii: be olmincd on paper products. Wc introduced this bill and straight way, got the title of "trust buster", aft of which sounds like good ol'l 'duy. . when the "down trodden asai sea ap pealed through their poiitrfiti serv int. Ml htve some sort ot, a trust ni combine ili-sglved, or to hne ie rail Infad company ilo something tlit t. ulid net !c to O-j." . JUt eve'-y legislature nwl nHve nni iihu mivy a imiuc wi one iniiiK or Millie trint busting. There In some-' another. Throug it nil heTmnii'td thing linking when there is not sweet and today he appears in ffie -ionie one called profiteer ael a j senate rfpith lipes of experience well ii psrilu'i'iii or bill aimed at his he id to stait die wagging oratory. Senator Eddy, of Douglas county, is sitting well this eSsi"li He wa-t Rimer's opponent. Tint "(ly is a for giving sort of a chi4 and he has catvd j for the man frong the town of rose. vefy W!l.a : P lb ,.liliie I 1; iiiT,.e til" fne- I- hlnif m-'n in .ciiiif Louie Lachmund, vif f.s'r-1-U t.tis Mosil m'Khll'jecl t- .this ri:iiein'it. but there is pvry Aii-MiU'-n to b-leve it Untrue for Iitne SALES 10 ' . BE SLOl? .SHIPPING BOAItl) SHOll.l) MOVE SIOWLY IN WAY OF SELLING, VESSELS. . e CHAIRMAN BENSON , ADDRESSES CONVENTION Senator Jdiion of WnNhlhKtoii MjiIu' . .DriiHtlr CIkHko AKahiHt (lit hitt'i iintlotiiil Mri-cilfittlM Murine Coin tnay, but Wlun Asketl for l urth. or Infuriimtitin, Leuvi. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2lf -- fl'tie shipping board shoulu move slowly In anything that it does In con nection with the sales 'policy fur cliarell that the inioruotloniil Mor- ,catered into with tlte Bfltlsh gov ernment In 1903, 10 pursue "no pfillcy Injurious jo the British Mer chant Marine or of tine British ttado." President Franklin of the Intn-"-natloiiiil Morcantjle Marina iitlafkud the charges of Jones. To support the ehargva, Joniw suld tfio asent o( Hie shlppin'g board named Andrews, formerly eniployed 'ly the Interna, tlonal IorcanHln Marino, which op posod the establishment of a shipping ; lino rom New York tu England 0.1 the Kt-oiritd that It would Injure Ihu British lines. Franklin syld, "We never hud 11 man by that, ''name." and asked for- ftirlhor .liirormalltm. Jones llucn asked to bo fixcuuuf!. suylag ho was coiupollod tu return la lh Senute MAN LONG MISSING . IS SOUGHT AS. HEIR IWLFWAY, Ore., Jan. 20. Nels Entkug, formerly of Halfway, is wanted to share part of an estate. He was last heard from six years ago. A brother, E. C. Ending, has made a Uing search for him and bclieve-i he must have met "death in some place where he was not known. Endrug io described' as a man of liglvt complex ion 48 years old, gray, 0 feet 9 In. cheJ tall, weighing about 155 pounds mid n logger. . !not a rinn, asjias been reported, sun lily becuusu he come? from Astorau. Norblad has a lot of fishy iwcas for his large business rroundinga deal in fish when be Is nt home. But hu hus not ohly the fib mutter well in e hand, for he Is well up on about ev erything that is going on in the sUte. Ho has promised to deliver the De claration of Independence In Fionish language, "but", he says, "if "I did I would have to translate it fur most s of the members would not Qiow the e llc'iirulion of Independence if th'-y hearil it in pi 'in United Status Inn- George Joseph, like md wine, hi) improved with age. (iwirg? used . be quick on the trigger and In the days of Bull Moing he and the wsit- traceu out in nis iHt-4 wun n vieauy brain and a fund of information tl'nO wotRd make or?e wonder why Q're ia asy neejj whatever of Supreme courts, for George knows whecrof hs talks when he hsnds ou Komejuw lore. Cli!iing the lyimc of (Mnrad P. , Olsan id'f the newly- compiled statu statutes may be s-ll right, but some- : how if we hfhi been n Qwvcr wt : would have eritertaincd a sugtte- lion that 1 may have cir breach nf "profesgjonal ethics". Olsan, whoie first name is. Pat, did the compiling after ,j)e served on the Supreme . Continued on a3gn 3i o o ' o o hasa standard bril wi; i him a - heGi,'nS)'ls a i'oT0er that mieht lead Mie to .ive he came from V(J)h- ior .-peakers in the United S: n '. ts ) 0e? ' 'mfm- -v-i ' aata-al- : --- , - . - WS- - e e I, nainif- n - - - ..--"