La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1921, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text-t.-,r-W JWmWJPIBi ' . . . o e s Aa Udepeaffeul Newspaper, a e Kiiinif. Friate the Newe the PkooTh Ot.areaf . 4jDg It Happen. tua mm. . 09 ' Member of the AuocftvUd Prew. . . SECTION ONTE e 0 0 5 . o mnptprapr.' .'. -' .. a. ,a VOIiTIME XXfV I A GRANDE, OREGON. 'rjATUiHUY. JANUARY 'JO. 1W.r . . iNWBf'lj 99 . ' ' ' urn msimiiHs. nriiuUift I 1 . . " ." BERESCUEfl W btlll,iftllY let IflMIAIIFfl ItiEEIilEIIT OFFICIALS ftLAnEDR mm mmm mwjm m mm a m m w am asF pm h by nui. iii iniuii iiiiiiiiiiPii : REFERENDUM W j .Uffit LtU piSArWtOVtS O' l'LAN OF AM ASSA1M MOHHrS AND SMtUEHAKA. WOUlO STRIP AGREEHENT LAIMIH IMOJiS WILL VOTE ON i'KOWMir.l WA41K tUT. . LuWr Wrifr Hi Virtaul Virtorjr Wha bti4 Aratte Mac- WASHINGTON, Jan. !. Offkil or the labor, unions tla vrdarrd gene'ral ivfrivmlum oti th proposal uf the AtiaHtic Coast Ship UuiMera' As- rd JO per cent as. an initial move in the program to cut production costs. Califwaia Senator Hrlit-ii's In it Ike ReKaMe lafaraialioa Shoati lt , ta Agrevmcnt I'rovid.t) for a e pcal W I'alifor nia s Anti-Alien La an. Silteen I'ee Cent Cut Oriere4. HOQUIAM, Wijish.. Jan.. 2. The vvmkp scale board for the lamber mill cf this district has-reduccd common la bor f rom $4.00 to $3.60 ' day. The WASHINGTON, Jun. 21). Senator 1 .. ".. .. u. .u. . "u" "j ... Johnson, of t rforn.a, today issued a ( hp m,uctjon ,. onf.thirH . j, .tatement cnt.caing the reported woodsm(, nd substitut- atreement between Ambassador &h,- cutg tiehara and Ambassador .Morris ro- J irdinf the status of the. Japanese in I America. "When stnpped of diplomnt eamouflaa;e," Johnson said that the cr liable information, which he had was thui th utfrcement nrovided for a re-1 iillVJ)VJa wj peal of California's anti-:Uien land las. A new "centlemen's agree ment-' for the eclusion of the Japan ese which "does not exclude," was Mo iirono.--cii, Johnson declared: Secretary of State C.ilh.v, who re- j IIAl.l.KIKIM BOVS BKAT I'UHITV eently read the report of Ambassador j SOjUAU 21-, Morris, aaid that not all of Senator I ' Johnson's information was accurate. ! Games Said To Be Fast aa4 Well I Fflniir nsMFs I ART WfKHT ! UIUI IIIUII I "The Senator undoubtwtly is sincere bat is proceeding on a number of er roneous assumptions." PENDLETON lotiiht TiirMlay Nit Set ' Afcidc for Neil Te. TEAM-HERE 'HU.fn.AV . I.OCAf, illll,H -THIS KVKM.Xi. T.a'o more of the Citv Raskotball Lcaicue Brumes were played last nis;M !t the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. The first umc was between the. Hall Room Boys and the Purity Squad. This game was said to be very rough and quite exciting, the final score being Ml to 0 in favor of the Hall Room Boys. . ' . ' - ' The second game plavcd last night was ' betwocn the' Bankers and the KctnilerH. This game 'was fast and DOWN AT SALEM f - . . 1 4 . ' Y iRUCfe DENNIS . i nmify thiiiBs have been happen-, chosen English and with" effective inglbat the life of a man,, from basl-'"punch" tha OrtfoniMt tnlrs of lhi crn Oreeon.i" constantly uphrtl'ed capitol city. Of course, thtrc were mat his equilibrium and mental aui-'aanr ethers, for the dinner included tude is'disturbcd. .". ; ' the croa-d oX aewspapermen who, ilh- We find taat Orawen -is a Wg state; 'r 'com ehoice, of froM orders, attends tht tharo ara iwav caaflicting in- jiegistativa wssiona. tercstsi that thera a aaaa seamileJ Many times (i have pondered over in Uia ail of "rattiaf things." Bit tha question of whtVr- the public be it said twrramy tfet ttiis state ten-1 really appreciates the boys ho work n .jate is abojit as iMtpenaem a ouncn early1 and late to give trut mtormation. lilMlll.t .!, at.i'.r.i jpf "highbinaor-s" a v' gather-1 We could not help laeliennc that hp IM Nt.l.M ied togc.thcr. ' Kva t avy a the .preciation of the work 'of'the.-t men is' aUeK Hl l'tvs) t'. H . ' niotropolita press adult this fact, J limited to the few and does mil Include land tc it furtht'r uawlarstood tht the many. PeopU) sea a newspaper, . those fya who ha kai covering taeUhey know the name pf tkj publiohilr, FULL COttMlTTEE VOTED. '.legislature for aaaar years know .and, perhaps, the managing editor,- but laey oo noi Know in remai'Kanie per- m niurni .retail v i wheiwof they - ! "press run MMtwcwn nti.tni.i.1 itlll,0.. ,,, , alfact on legis- ' jlation.in Oi-egoa.- . ' If Head.. Krr lor .aTitx'ilit: Men dig their "avlttical gias", Hit f-natiawea M4ar, Ihe Joint ; to wr the expressie at mj old friend I'mmiiie Milt I'ruMntiiy fun- Senator Pierce, by a np or tna toa sonality of ihc men who really pro. dure the matter which is read daily. On Monday at II- p'cWk in the Statt Senate will probably be held one of tha big events of the. seaninn. Meeting after mealing hai hern Held la inform the legislators of tfte facts relative to the Poit of rartland. And! mil MeruioiiH'HdaUuu lor Other; UC wbifh is imriiit1 caught by Iwh ; alert newspafmaai aW placed oa tae -' . I wires. ' . ' " i f :mv a alan 'tkaa saaaned fea.-ible WASHINGTON Jan :V Tin-i to a legislator whew he was at hoae,l"ow that th threshing irt process .ut-eon.mitt. fuming - II... report :on the mack, or in hi- aflxa, U shown.b" beer. don. the Port of Pj.rtland on the aelrnto. of .U.p "nu.el- l.aso unwovkat.le when wlMt. the rtat.-jbill. wiU. at the hour nan.e.1 1 t.k altas on the. I'aclfic couat. aiialn ins a wkl,.aad In this newspapermen I'n from the Multmmak county d.le r.lle.1 to raat-h'an a-Kwi-metit and figure quit. extea.ively. for their I t'on and placed 111 the camnuttao of adjournofl until Monday.-. Tho a."! judgment is always gwi and -usual-lection of Alameda as a sile for My they give everyawa wha consults he matu W.t base Is, still In run-j fhe.ni a square deal and th. benefit of troversy despite the fact that the rthcir knowledge. full rwiuinltirs votod to favor thai alto recently. . , ! lh. I.ce Stinrr, who has very ably If- a . deadtork over'-the AU'.i.eita'.h indlad th. state hoapital foe th. in coiillBUfi Monday. . thy joint -! sunn durin- the best part ef his lifr, nitttoe will-probably tiibniit recou- gave all of the, newspaper boys a dm. niendiitlttns for llio location of 'nn'jnrr at tho instilutioa Tuesday flight, avlatlou submarine and .ilhor.cuasi f i WHti "Wme" dinner and Wa think his he.lo- and .ask liuilicr tlmu in de- j turkey must have baea raised in K.st clde on ttb San .Francisco .buy ,'sii.u. trre Oregon for it was of such tnd.r- r- Incus that sitrcl tha Willamatta val- I ley could not produ. ch a bird. .1 The newspapermen bad a fre,and MKS. Al't;f STA I). MIHrT M;r.' . IN COTTAGK. Tt la H-liivrd That W'aataa t'paaX tha Lamp and Was l!ah4e ta M - Out the Fire. OAKLAND. J in.-'29. Mrs. Aagaiia D. Moot, invalid widow, -who was ltv- ii.g'i.lone in a sma.ll house, was bur nl -to death In a fire which desir.yal r hr'uc last 'night. Marskall . C. Powell broke in the 'door in an attempt to ic"i.e her, He made k.a war through the smoke and sparks, bwt up on reiihing her bedroom door, found tho ioo n mass of coals. It is bs lievod ihat the woman apart the la.p and was unable to chock the fir. MOD CO. IS SOLO the whole which mranx the entire s.n at. will have them up for confideia tion and they will .be .ubject to amendment. Ksstern Oregon If unquestionably interested in the North Port land har bor if we are to hive w.ter transpor tation for the wheat and l'lv.stack of our' country. As the hills now stand the North Portland hniboy Is not included in ihc bills. But it will be, judging from, the sentiment ex pressed, and the light Monday all b. to force the consideration and do velopment of that hai-lmr in order that th. packing .houses :oid saw mills and other industries located there may have the benefit of deep wat.r. Oh, yes, there are Uric-upj, A line up is one of the first thing; after tak ing the oath of office as a legislator. Men who advocate s measure l mined easy time. No dres. suits' n.r bank of any kind. Everyoae was th.ra as a f rr.e lance raaily to eat. heartily and speak his iiiinij freely. John B. Coffey . went a . "cub, j.n...al fnl' . k f ill!. rV F atiJ k dill ' ' '. a: r. Mr. rj: I fat.lv begin getting a line-up, but in . PORTLAND,'. Jan , 2.-A leal in- ot the mort popular m. I this session it has bn diflicull to get rolvrng m tha neighboi'ho.al ,.f a qua.-, if .mf.righUuMy ao. ,. . ' theklnd,of a lina-up that i. piblc ler Ul a muiiuii wr, ...-,, . -i .... ' B.time. terday whereby the t,oluoiia v.wy b-' - p.1,.,1.. -mmm, i.t Vaneriwar.l course, we l.akad th. huneh avat Wash., iakea or the 'IVjX" and distributing business of the Has-' ee aic the chaps .thai wka l. Has lleeh t ailed fur ': 15 ill I lie High KcIkhiI lij .l.tlUsll.l... hard-fought, the teams being well I. ,.,,' ir,i , nre,.. -Jh-Toff icil.; that send man of mertiacr. ' The local hlsli .aclicwl ,'lrl's bas ket ball team will imvl the Pcn dleton team ...night ui th'j biKb matched. The final score was in fav or of the Bankers, 14 to 13. Tuesday nicht there will be two more games of the series. The first game sccdulcd will be between tVtf railroad shops and the American Le gion, and the second game will b be gymnasium. The Pendleton girls tween the Bankers . and the Lumber arriTfd this morning on east Imiina . Jack-s. train No. St, and the line- up lori tho evening was aniiounced by MIssJ Kva .HuiUscn, eoach of tlru Irls. ! upon her arrival as Mildred Koscrs. ; raptain of the team and .(layl.iK as; Jumping center this eveniiiK. Irvu ' lale ai side renter, Mary Clark--j and Jane Cheney. t:rwarda; A.1-1 b.rta -MrUunie. and Marie Fletcli-I I U IlLIUi rr. Ei.ard.i: T ie subs who are li-ie l JUDGE KNOWLES UIQ RtT RNtn IIILU Th.r. was a move utarted the first day t. pick ut tha regulars and the wa pinned on but the next vote shattered tl.e whole plan for, in the language of Col. t.d Mending laws that are already on rthe men who see the hard coma and, tha books is quite a job. It remind.- DOOR RECEIPTS ARE VERY SMALL gnu oa ,, . r,ar . r tat tttmmt .,a, ua- Mt aAtaU M.raca.Ma. IW M H. 1 CHILDKKN All) KUHOi'KAN LI KF FUNU. i UK. Tatal Sum Taken In 123.4. at Iba 10 O'clock Matinee tilTea far Starr ing Karaae .'IThra Maraiag. war 14 wMy Apwrasaw tlas ftm g aavs.t'woMiium aar law, awwty wot IrvM l.aaa nanl am " 'k'l.aanw ' aw at tlw. baur. rAKIfl, Jan. S9 Tbw al'lcd su preme tHatl May appravud of' th. Ueraiua reparation .plau draltei by tho upoclal coaalttue lust night. The plan provi-im for the pttymvwt by Oeemaay af v IX.apd.aiia.ttov CK)ld rk the first twa years, alW also ihe pameat of a 11 pvr.ctaX tai on the Onrmaa Insvneta, The. council' virtually apwraved W llJ plan far a 2l)0,00,uu fraae- corporation ta A anuria. Tho Arcade and Sherry Theatres, at tho morning matinee,, took n S'iil.44 for tho buropcan Relief Fund. That sum was given mostly by the chlktrea of tho own. The Sherry door, receipts were $13.40 while the Arcade door re celpts were $10. Tho amount was turned over to th? Fund this morning Immediately after the matinee was over. The old saying may he adhered to. "every little bit helps, and apparent' ly the theatre people are firm beliav ors in thut. ; . mm i IS OEFEATEQ LA t.lt A SUE VAIiRM GAME VrM SCOtlE OF M TO li. aeami are. ks To P4ay Vhki Br. . eatog At Unvan La Mamie Has Fast Team. iKtTOKTK THAT I.K.ISLA TORS AKK BCSV Bl Nt H. Uent In Salem to Confer With tt't.s n.i.1 Means 4'ummltlew Itcganllug AnotlK'r Jiulgr. are hatheiine Mcfary, null. lc Minnis and Marjorie Mc.Monies. ? Tb. lo.Ml line up has Im-.ii an nounced by Miss Fayo Artusirong as Frieda Kluprei.siei.i and Murjoi d.. O'Brleii, forwards. Mi as O'Brien li aljo eaptain of I lie loam. Wliuiua Lyman is jumping. cntiT and Mil dred Hoyt Is sid' .eiiKr, Myrtle Harlan and llernice. lyillln are guard. Miss Harlan is also iiuina g'!r uf lh team. Those who will lav on tile seeolld team are fJf uicva Siiillh and . - ... . u I ' ... Uult.U.,.., Kaihcrlne KaK.n as juiiipSiiK and bard and llruee O'linis.- and Beprc .i.i. ..,,,1,-r. and Alade.-n s.-rnc- 'ntativ.'s Albert. Hunter and J. gins and Baby Wiirley as guards. Hyail. are very busy at Salem, a ad tl. nvn,.t,l t., i.tilaft'T (be daily sessions, have coiij- f Ihe hardest foucllt of tl.e season ; Milt tee .J.ids.i J. W. Kiionl.s f Union l.'.nd Wallowa ...iniiieH riiurm-f) ya i r. rday' fiom Poi'tlaiid and Salem, Ivliere hi- went In the luteresl of Nuri.ia Man' i-s. ! 'Ins .1 ml vi kJi.ii. Juiliie Knoa ies re and 1 poried thai Senators t.nlon hbr as bull. inat.b'Ml- at -i; to teams wcei.i amt will mart o'clock. lie well pi ,luptl; nr atiiiKS every rriilif which p ibeui until mldnlulit or aftir OCALLAOHAN . CBDEBED TO LEAVE U. WArtHINOTON. Jail. !!. f)"lli!l ..'( ellaahi.i. U.id Mayor " ' ii'l. new owners will take oyer au cream ; m.....y .', Kc.ir. "everyone voted as he d--d station, and trade in butler, eggs and ; rir wwugiw are ,p.wc. m ., ',, ., l v. .i i i of etected ncoDle who var etven p . commencing February , according to l'!v eonsiderabl. promij by ut- Waltar Henningsen, president and " .;-."" - .v. ii i i i the men who see the hard coma and raiZ ! they select in their -i.a th. an. of a g.r.ge with a l.d .J n.n- poultry tniess which wilt e conduct- good and .the had;. th.y m.nt.ll)' de-n cars waiting for a n cehi m c. Id J ih. name of the Henningsen brand the hypocrita .nd admire th:There are laws and laws on th. stat-"'-"t '. a . earnest, sincere official. And .don't, ut. books, unknown' as d'ad (d. a local and jobbing builn c lvcr thil fu' il m"n"nt lhk --rW J which would fill many a library .,..1 n local ana jonoing dusiirss. , ,. . . ... .niir.i .-,i.sj. Senator Kharhard ran i.jui kiici.i. i -v n.,..,t. v...... - they may follow the 'pelicy' e their of Union, Umatilla and Morrow, has publication regsvding mattars, butjdone somceacellent wiirk already In ihov are' the hast iir that ever ..at 'revising a lot of obsolete statutes and, S. on any case, or decided th. merits of if bis monkey wrenches and pliers an individual. nolo out, ne imanns io ao a in more At th it table were such ol ! v.tu'r an writers as Frank Davay, who "did" i... Kn ,h.k,i U: s:,i'r"lfirv wi -,bi. s-tthou.e in Harvav rot s lime ..' ..".' . i . .. -U.l J...J. U....I- Il.a.,1.1 son to Ivavi! tile I nil-a . &ta.e oy (n ine uregun.an; naifn " aon, ,i t .-r..-. .......... February 11. He .Is now tn lliejhiis said" some harsh thine in tn. jtian No. , wnun was unrouucea i.y cduntry as a Hitman owallin'j an iJnurmu, cm wno n. a neani as n- iouc.ru c. n i pun ODPorlUtlity to ro:-I.IV- . " ".ir as-a w.o.nnnsi Uleaaen A. stone, nousing prooicm am, onenj mira, u j r the Tulegrsm, who writes true to; gives to the man in town about thr ' VollTLAMt MAl'.hFTH !the policy of his papar at' all times; sam plan of linanciiig that the tail; POTtTI.AND. Jan. 2 Thu prie'Al. Lindlwck. former resident of La ;eral land banks give thr farmer. Of of th-aatoek was sfea'ly today. Kg.t Grande, who is now. on of the stand- icourse, farmers can participate in this wete lower. Il.e buying price being" by men of the Journal, and Inn. Up-1 pl.n also. No one is barred. It puts t'J inhn. now 'he gov.ror . private fee- repairing before the session ends. We want every- reader of the OI- 111 i-ent". the selling f sile.'ls and . 44 r L'Hta. . Butter ws firm. : n-lary, hut who' fur )-ars wrote, in I fOonllniied no page 3 DI Sound Asleep .hldse Knowles 'went to Salem M ap.ar li'-fore tlio ways and. m'"aiii ...iiimlit ; In order to .'.plain t' ll.e coiniiiiiiie tlie' nereaslty f';' toother judgr ir t'u enth judicial district. The bill ' was -latey in lioilu.'.'d by Seuutor Kberhard. The Oreaonlat. of yesterday Lad the 'rilowing to wy of Judge K.noales: A 'hunter of' big game is Judge i.l W. Know Irs ol 11 liralide, a jio Me. - and MrJ..K. '. Tui-k'-y have j was, at I In- l.i.K-rial peaii-rday af. relumed frm .a mi.nlh .p"iit. In'te'r'a visit o ihe- legisla'tur. He a.iQ.iy California. ' a li'i 'I. I tt -- Ms-1 delights In hunting d':r and b".r. IMl with Ibolr daaghl.-r. M-. Ninalniid bis 'trials and successes are leFevre. of Hiirhnnh. Oiiring their 'enjoyol not only by his fiends, but nl?encc. tney also uni'-i -" - I'rauciao. S.rramemo and olla-r by way . RIME ! . LARGE LEMONS MURDER TRIAL JURY DISAGREES POI1TI.ANI), Jan. 29 Ite-lrlal of Thomas l.otlsso, ehiirg.'d with wife niunter. Is exp'wte.d, following the (lliagroeiiieni of the Jury late yes terday. LOCAL GQ. NAMED IN DAMAGE SUIT places, coining hour Ualt 1-ake. Mr. Tin key this tn rrnini: brotiglii Into 'the Obsetrar oriiee. iwo lem ons, one" large one which he ha picked' In California, and a aniat'e i which Ire l a"d ln"La. Crande III.' public a,. (Well. for judge, sf.e one..7fhia big hunts. M.metlmes wri."s a "pece" fur the-P-rer lelllii of -his o d time oui ol doors. "Tlils'year 1 had a great nine'." he said yst.rday. "I al most kill'-d a lilnt. but luek was 'a;afiii nie.M'ie live5.! at tea tirande fur 31 years, arid it certainly Jias ' ' . Tl- - I rj 1K, n otie is unusual, in ll.ai;oeen g.Tw.nir lasi. i nr .aiinere ,. S. d t but 1 used h lharc been aob 1o well their wheat the citru- concerns of California. jWiitfy. and .lhaf has relieved the l. .... ... um 11 lnrh" round. ,r ' e.onaj sirlit'-eni y sfimeVhaL Judae IS inches the "long way. an ihe1 hnoa lis iMSlc. o ali tial- ui p contrast rJ.ctcn lb" ia Is niii'hln.' Itrri cramlfult and a I'jnon Mr. -ma i of a bl'l r.h ah "i a raie dblrik,. the wo-ftd oajf l5i.fv rvcort. thai Vapefrnit " f'nlon and Wallo. rouu'l.., gtr una- ..- E 111 VfM'V ',Tr .... ,.'.""- ."'Sin .'."- r ttut llMUl Dlecc white a i."n ciigi.i!'i..r.j,.. win. away tJ a,"ii CO' --, w -u.-... B pra.d..'. Ub rill. 'I : '.d;v'-A:MA ir f --' -a'sess'--. W',m Wfll"'lw 7Z i - k ' fessswv jm am u-.w ItHtTI.ANH, Jim. Assistant l.nile.l. Sillies AU'fn.') Hsll LuM filed a null for the novel nin.'nt In the fedeial eiiurt Thui'.tlay afli'm.ayn a-KMitiHt the Or.'.-zon l.uinl.sr com pany to ...rover. :;, 11. t alieg'r dill. .ages. Ill 1 !li :! 1 1 cmipaxy .(. elan d l tu.e cut III sally n.:!N!l,T)s'4 . r.'t f liiiibu'r front ' the rln I in of Joh n Olson.. I. link .aid the gem-rul land cofi.ii.tssl-on'di bad cLaalflod Olrn as a' "dummy t Uyiiiau" on Jim.. It), ISlt, and eaneetcd ll.e claim Un Die ground l fraud. The claim la la the I" fJraudo district. WILL PROCEED WiTH REPORT The La Graaae High Sckaul team Blatant f.gM thut Unisa ah was aa ta (raw awd wafted ey with the baskclball game In' the bigfe schiiot gym last evening with a aeur at 51 to 12. In the first minute ef play, the La (iranders frightened their opponents 'y making a basket. From that time on, during the first hidf, the e"nl quintet hud things their awn way, far ' Union . could not keep tut with Ms speed of the L. H. .8. teM, aad tha ball was regularly making' trip-, ta Ihc I .a Grande basket. At the ami af . tha first half, the score stavd 24 b' In favor of the home bays, . In the second half, Ubkw chmm kasrk with more team work, and I. a GttmAt hagaa, t take thmg easy with bba .cult that Union ifhl.d ti. her sew. Rut Theisen was c Nearly Mm attur af Ihe wbade gam, making 2 paents far La Grande, while Hiaek mad IP, Ctlrifftiaa C, Henn and HarsUasm A Hihbert, of Union, buss. putaU, Uai lin t, and Kuhn S. Union made fmraent rhassjwi ia her lina-up and, during list bwt law mlaates of piety, the La tirand easurk aksu mod. salwtittitlMis. The Ubmbs taa.il made some brilliant piays, bag phinly showed that they war net wa rd to fast teamwork, as ara tha k. Is. A return game Is la be pkayad this evening on the Union floor, and. after lait evening's practice, sad be- . ing on their home floor, the Unimt team is expected io make a' mwh bit- ' ter showing. The line-us for la't .renin was as fallow.: Grande Uni Black .r IliKh Chrirtian I isatlin Theison ' : (.' Ben f; N.ilsaa' Iloratman C Jokasoa l.a (.ramie sobs C1tai!Wr,- M.m l.nd and Wwatcll. Unine. tube Jauha, Miller tnd Haggemen. Refrre. Charles Riyanldi; Mcara keeper, fcorl fteynolda; Tisash'aotaw, Ted ljtrscn. WASHINGTON, Jan- t'- Th- iou'! agrti ijltnrul' iaiiii ii'.r h .mi'.l to pei.e.st aifi pi pa.ain.i I of Ihe ' rtorl ' on tl.e ...-nate' L..' ; tuduslry r-giiUtlori bill wlitin'l. 1 bearings.. . Hie nn.iiou h'.l'J 'he t.eariugs for f'o .data de le.. . : WILL MAKE JWrHearTfcis? Its T4IM Wl..l WMM Intlaetv ttf Aa Sag l ag ' IVeHaliiy i be. luwt tuMncr. r , laud all .lawtneros are pklluaoiif ial rtajf kaaaa act WlUiam Tr.v M. tnif! nf Hslltr.a.r..: later of New Vi lli AltiY ' ho kifd uiui'd. 'limnthe O, .ere taatraolls to Hi. l.ig that n.aellaws a1auliu)air; a a laltlna'' fiend mot him and cun t.(aad a'lia'aiin a moment. " ll.lk " aald the llalllmorn fllyirt. A-ak. stuitor worse Alisas lima, vou ; a l.lht in llaHlmarel" , ' It'AI.LWW'A. Slim. Wr- (SiM-cial.) i -b-b-ldor t ton.'' exi'lain. 'llruee Cox,.,of Wallowa, is making his A Hill, a . 1 o last 4T'P int.. thfs co..nt salesman 9 - fr the La Grande (fc.aYry (. nct ! WJiATOKIl FOIHO'AKT hc,ha .'IL elr'cd maiiHger 'A that i 1 ' ,o.e.n, he will ake his homo there. ' Tni(.i and unday. rain In tha Mrs. Ca) tuid sonvill remain here un- wej. rain or ausrar. In IU kaartl til school uo-e O' the spring. - poTMon of ttie s'ate. HOME HER Ei ' ) 'ctT'''' QCg' .-V--.'! j ' - . W e oo " 0 . 9 "-:--?...'. - . '' 0 . & O t a H o f 01U IO Hie asking 9 o. e I- w ' 1