La Grande evening observer., January 30, 1922, Image 1

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VOLUME XXV
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON. .MONDAY, JANUARY" IH), 1922
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.WASIHXGTON, Jan. 30. Cror
conditions for the first half of Jan
uary are 'covered in reports received
by the Bureaj of Markets and Cror,
Estimates, United States Department
of Agriculture, from its field agricul
tural statisticians in the differen.
.states.
Some corn vtill remains in the fielri
in the different sections of the cour.
try which v.iil he "ItoKKi-d off" 01
shocked later in the season. Most, of
the corn lias been well cubbed and
owinif to the lar.ro cmp much is ho
im u-cd to substitute for small jrr-iins
a.-.l rhu fo'.lni- NtlH ..Unc. AS A SUhftt!-
Hftlt'ilt its ItOMtlt of Ai-itute for hay where the crops were
' prill f IkiktT Man to WitHshu.rt. Very little corn is bains mar-
SHEEP AND CATTLE
MEN TO BENEFIT
Southern I.luho Will Also:
Finance Corporation.
keted as yet.
Wheat Benefited.
Chinos:' GoviTiimcnle Ac
t-i'pts Latest :pos
al, Is iloport
CONVERSATIONS
RESUMED TODAY
Kveiv Issue Kxi-t'pt Di.'tails
nf Unrhotiiti I'rolilcni Have
I ! w u Threshed Out.
' (V.y Axsocit.trl Pfoss)
' WASHINGTON, Jan. li?. Forma
tion of a livestock loan company for
financing 5hvp and cattle in Orejron f eastern
A Rinnl covering of snow is pr
iny beneficial to- the wheat crop;
throughout the northern and north- j
western states. Some alternuti' fre:x
injp and thawintr is reported in th?
and central states but tm
and Idaho will ) taken up shortly as ,ianraif itimaivntlv irf small. No fur-
thf rf.iult f conferences of we-lern!ter ,i.ttrioi alien u reported in Kan
bankets with the war finance corpora-j Sllj,( imt the condition continues very
tion, acconiinir to ammum-emtnt by;fVrt,r in woste.n half of the stat.
Manajrinff Itiicvttir Meyer. Miv rioisture is badly needed in Ne-
McverM naid that V. B. Tollman ofibiaska. Kecc::t r;uns have nroken th.
Baker. Oreffon, had been discussii-ii;
live ftoek rietnis of K astern ajreor,
and Southern Maho with tho eorpora
tion and propose to form a company
to take care of these state.
......w... .-my AQi4-M ft4M--.' if
WASHINGTON, Jan. SO. Further
indications that the settlement of the
Shuntunjf controversy is imminent de
veloped todav when the Chinese and
Japanese delegations resumed their
conversations.
Kvery i?uc of tlie Shantung pruh
lem previously haj heen settled except
the c'etails gf the railroad dispute an.!
resumption of ne'otiatini3 is tnke-i
to mean that the tw y roups an
lorn; diouifht in Texas, but due to the (iiacu tms.
prrvtous unlavoranie conauions inc
ifContinued on I'ape three)
(Tty AjcK-iita rr
MONTS.VI1MO, Uruguay, Jan.
Sir Krnest . .Shaeklrtoii, Hritish
ploTxr, died Jamrary , on the ateam
ship truest, accordinjr to word receiv
ed here yesterday.
Deiith occurred when th Quest wan
lijT t!:a Grilvtv'lceii ."-tation.
The body waa brought here on SMALL TOWN RIVALS
isu.in sieaintr anu win oe iaK?n
to Knland. Cap. 1. HuMy of th-;
Que:-t will accumpany the body.
Profes-or Crurl an J other mem
bers of the explorers (tarty will con
tinue the explHlithtn
Sir Krnrst died on b(mnk the Quest,
which was anchor d off South Georgia
inland.
tnd Came tiuirkfy.
The previous iiii!.t ..he had been
slightly indispoaed, but no uneasine s
was felt. At . m. January 5,
he began to sink raPhlly and despite
all efforts by his attendants, he died
within three mimttei.
Captain Hussey, who attended him,
said the symptoms showed that Sir
Kinest had dictl from angina peclon;.
I ii body was transferred from tl'e
truest to a Norwegian k teamed an.l,
aeconipanitd by Hunwey, arrivei Sun
day. Government and military hoim-M
I'liiyvrs Irorri Tv. i'uivcr
Nitios ' Fired'' A.s
.Ut'Htllt.
BUY UP PLAYERS
rhuidird TJrfuisiiiid ollnr
lU't by Hiisincss Men in
One Town; (Meun-up if. "()',-IKK).
j. i mu
is
HIS
SES 01 IT
GOUT PLAY
ft SUGGE
I(hy Aiirnul.-.U'ii Pre)
I'KKIN. Jan. It). The Chinese kov
- eminent n understood 4o hold that the
jfinal Shantung prpoial ct the Wa-h-linjrton
conference, as framed by thf
Uritinh and American delegate.
should be acftptr
jwrre paid tho boily. The srovernrtient
jwili retain custody of the. bcnly unt:l
i it is embarked for KuirUnd, which
probably will be rebruary It,
i)UU
,1.1'' T!i new
- K & N., etf,
GOVE HOI
till
The t'r.j''r Tniil, presented by (h
1, atiliinile l!oy Scout.", at Cove Sat-j
I unlay nit-lit, was phiynl tel a full i
hou.e anit Ira a sucieis from every
iviee.point.
The phy went off without, a hrt- hj
and maue a fci hit w ith the t'ovn
people.
' l-l... I.. l.wt n .:imo !
to the Ijive Boy S:-nut.:
early in the arr.'rnnl. I tie scorn i
'IV tot'i, the i'ove l.pys (j'.ltnifh- j
the l.:t (ivaniie team by seve-.llj
XKW TIIH t .W.U
time curd of the ().-V.
effective ye1ot'tfay. chaniTes
tile arrival 'i( train No. 2t In ' 1.
tirar.d to 10:4ir, the former ar
rival fcavint; own 10:50.
Sir Krnest Sliacklftofi a Jforn in
171. fie was a thil-4 lieutenant n
the I!riti.-h national :ititartic esirii;
tion in 1IMU and in l!)07-nil comniaiid
cd an expeiition which yot to within
117 miles of the South pole, lit nivte
his third (ijcst nf the fMle in 1114,
The expedition in which he was en
tity . JtMcieln led I'riH.i)
HOCTII nioXP. Ind., Jan. an.
Kllit Notre Damo university ath
letes confessed today that they flay
ed senil-proresslonal football at Tay
lorviile. III., Noiember 7, lat,'
with the farllnvllle, 111., team. They
were Immediately dinciuallfled from
further nlhletie etimp.'titioit at
Notre Dame.
(Continued on f'aKe Four)
Oiv As.or?;.te($ tfM4l
C'lllt'ACO, Jan. 110. Tim Mttiir
r.lvalry hid ween two muall towiin,
which hecaine so acute tttut ft)prol
mately IlilO.OOO ,!:. Net :ti a foot
ball iMmo, wan the real ' cante-of
lilt! nlhletie scauital' nhi.'fi resuUed
In dis'tualiMcntifUi riturduj' nl:lit
of nlno rnii.iT.ity .f lllt'unN afli'
lelei into Notre lame university.
A croup of citiio'ns of Carlim Hie.
111., 11 w;s..earncd, declileit a.t f.tll
financially to "clean nt" the tit.il
fContiuued on I'uue XUroc)
ETHOOiSTS
ffllTi
CLUB TUESDAY
Area an Sh.tfttuitjr, TltMiii
Man Art1 111 Pni;iaii
Slinliiiiif, China, and H1mic, U mi.,
are the heatuartn's of tfc two prin
cipal speaker at tmnnrtifw'a Ad Clob
luncheon. iev, Geo. tl. tuiKey,
cliairma nfor the day, MUHwavea. tfiut
Tisho flurns of "the Helena area of
the Methodist eharch, who in ons of
the foremost orator of thp church,
and Jerry (). Hanaoo. ef Shantun';,
Chtna, will he the speaker.. Inaamttrh
as the visit tl!-; honor iraesU niut re
sume tiieir afternoon n vent ion
promptly at one Vhak, it is uied
that itll eJuh mirmhorn br cu burnt
prturptly ul 12 o'clock.
JiNty laymen aiwl minister.-? fron:
(tdahn anil i)rvp)n will U; jrueflt.
The nal(. tV.rtct of the Methiist
ehurrh here Mill sing" The lie Ha of
St. Mary."
Ptovmim to handle eun-udrraldy
nttre than a h'jrwifed truettt.t and mem-ter-
hae hern .made ty the fVtev
mt'l maitajtenirm.
Concrete sad Ste-al Tzil to
Hold CrtttBBLe Lik
Paper; Orr Hundred la
jured Few Eseapa Ea
. tirely; Inve-stigati B.
mended ui iien&ta..
iiMER T0II1
THE NEXT ACT LOOKS PRETTY GOOD, TOO
(Special to The OU.-trvcrk
C4IVFT, Jn. :!-. After a hrief itl-
l tLi' C'.wi..v" Birt. Ila. ia'Ml
ti.krn ill on SantUv. Jiinuai v and.
while he suffered greatly hi frieiuU !:
:..t .1 A... .1 1 - ,ti
HWiV nran.eu w-u iV nu r.w ..... " . n uf)1 ,
He was a prominent 3ituu.Urit ' ' ' ' 'r, . h
. . i . .. u ...ii, tere.-stitv from start t finish.
,! ha. a l.-.-t of friend who w,l, f scliUt of.
grrotly mi hn. i. fj , , ,,.
. ' he.t.ary absence of twi Cove st-out o'"-
foials but an informal nuvtinc v
r.eld and at-trial "int:' informally dis
tiid.
The tMVs statn that they receA-el
!a fine treatment frn the Cove scout-;.
J 1 tf'jtih hty was trik:i hy snfue Cove boy ;
w l.f'j.) iis hnitw for dinner. j
The titfvin ad ;itiori tt the financial j
e., riiauriaiiy riisier.-d inv T"y i
ULLETiS
(!: A. iat. tt l-t. ss
ptBTI,.St. J:m. ::!.
K. Ke.'H'y. iiffornev, a-ted
I.atured In tititiatinu Uh the Mat..
. tr aviciation o.tir hi). i4iimi-..iii Un;
to piactic law. lie.t here Jimt arter irint movement in Ij'nirtti county mil
a eimprnii bad h.eu rea hei ami wiv.il to tblh f.'iemlly relations
the tear a-:t iatiint reeoniruendeit ia.feii tl Con- mnuts and tfce 'iK-i
liia admls-ton. toys.
Gmtie Situation in
: Outlined by Rev. Powell
.'1I8 r. li. Pell, ?- t '.HI W-.' '.
, atii. ttu -Mrt-..nt ,. c t t. na.t'h. t
k . iitu. wt r is n ...M r..t r itiy
um tKtl ot t..t irawm f i-. ( l ., .u,.,.,.!.,.
. r. Mi n'to tie ttv ,. .v.i,u: t B'H-H h
tSffl aV.'H-t tuetfcl thi , t I ,-. a.l nf. ; f Ut
mi&4 tw f uJ ul kis.r t a it itutii wr 1-irv f4 nij
D.iti - At.nlf ! In t ' . ,f fiitan) wtl 14 f 1
:! !i M M U tt-.ti"" ! at uii4td c ars ! ir-1
' kt .-MUfr MB iA "111 of m?.i, the cast..
. aa t:o:.ti"n
U. .-. ,ro ic.r.
ins l.en in India r r.tly. n it ! s
.... . . A
tiahr.ti'. leader ol ttie icq t o-oper.:
tioni.-ut
Hi
I'ov.c av iji-clari il, win.;
d by thc'ioa-i o-ojwratior 0
-n oinrpktr. u i n m w,,gtki e Ika imvv.'iv in i
irat'i
tim'! the most nn-iO
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DOWN SERVICE
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DHJU8THEBL
T'ere v.ill be no women on juri'c-
tryinur ca-es durint the Kebiuarj
term of circuit "court in I. a Grande,
.fiidtfe J. W. Knowlt.i announced this
1101 t'i'-ifT. Tlu1 three prospective wo
men jurors, Aeries Tut Id oik of Union
:d lielh Mihaffey'aid Kthel Tar
S'tns of I, a Grundr, .have ret'uwd to
sejtje, a ritfht they havr un'drr tlie new
44-omen juror law.
The tfn!d jury is in session today
preparatniy to the opening; of the
February term of court. Jmbrr.
Knowb's will hold motion day Wed
nesday, February 1, Ihis week, instead
of Friday, the u-ual day, Thi will
make it possible to prepare the cases
that will be on the docket at the open
iiitf of court next week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3&
TLa ilea til tali in tha
Knickerbocker tite&brv disaa
tr Saturday nigM was
bruufifat to 109 today witU
lite death at a hospital oi
Muw Mary A. Forsyte of
Washington. Eftscweffl are
heavy wreckage left -wheu
the snow laden roof collapsed
during the shewing of a
comedy.
Brigatfir tt-eneral E-an4-holtj,
personally directing
the rescu, said it would be
24 hours before it is definite
ly known whether there ar
more bodies in the wreckage.
; Senator Capper, of Kansas,
j member of the eaat Di
; trict of Columbia committer,
! .atroduced a resolnttou de-
Minnuisi nil liivgjiaviuu u
the catastrophe. Eanator
Frelinffhuysen of New JeP-
;Bey, supporting the rescd
Uicii, raid that fas investi
; tion should be a widejspreatl
! one of the entire diDtrict gov
1 eminent, adding that he
jknew many buildings ia
:WaBjiingtcn that were fire
i traps.
Aide to crarl; a Unt.il nut hetweer
his still stronir teeth, ilr. l.anib, of
Ash, .Surrey, KiiKlanil. is 1011 years of
"He.
flly. Asfoiati il l-ri'l
WASIHNIJTON, Jan. HO. After
prcssine; into service hydraulic jack;-,
fnom tfie "navy yard to lift the hcnvy .
sleel girders of tlK- Knickerhockei'
theatre the death list steadily rosu
from K7 !(t noon Sunday until Ly
night 107 budie-i had heen found.
Over 100 Injured.
Il:v AfyHMflii-'l
WASHIXtiTO.V, Jan. :m One huu
died ei;ht livei were lost in the Knick.
erloicker theatre Saturday nipht when
the roof, weiiiited ly more than'two
l'ect of snow, colUip.-ed and buried
patrons of the house under a crushing
blankrr of concrete, plaster and steel,
nccoidins; to unofficial hut carefully
Continued on I'age Six)
La Grande Girls Swamp
Union Girls Saturday
The l.a CrantI" hi,;!i f chotd icirls lec at r.-; I 'el.ap and Cilkinson, Kuardi:.
basketball team swamped t Union t;n.nde-( ritrirn and Mayar, for-
icenLers; jIuILey, Hare and How man.
So rum and, Jones refureed.
',,: to 5. The local tfirlK were ru v- jminids.
rr it) the slightest danger, having thfrj Misse
jjarne well in hand fiom tho first j
1 hey Up about 1 i poinl b"lmv
I ' 11 it in could re, the fir.-t half enr-j
jiiijr I'M to J
j ,M;il joi i'j O'K; ietl, I ! ( m':'!! !e ftr ,
!ni,iil '.vis fie out iWili'ue; ; tar, : -or- ,
in;,- the bijrt'c L -diare of I,a (Jrantle'.;
I point.--.. There w- ia1 a w I o:i the'
jteam that i"adcd V) outlay h op-i Tonight and Tuestlay rain m- siiow
hi inu rs. aim miow m mo east nor
in" ijiie-.ti.,- vim-. h,.-i i 'inu rn win t.iaic who eontumod
Wmrt
cold
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