La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1923, Image 1

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VOLUME XXI
MEMBBK OF ASSOCIATED l'KF.SS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1!)23 mkmuer o7 ASsodATEirEss
NUMBER 2G6
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Members of Liquor Ring
Rounded Up by Prohibi
tion Enforcement Offi
cials. BELIEVED LARGEST
OF WHISKEY " RINGS
Indictments Will Be Sought
Under Volstead Act and
Customs Law
Smucr (.diner.
Atr'iiiist1
' fa' I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
With 81 poisons under arrest in
(Savannah, Georgia, under the
conspiracy section of the prohi
bition enfo: cement net, depart-
' mont of justice officials said to-
day that tliey bdkvcd they had
rounded up one of the latest,
if not-the largest, booties' forces
in the United Stakes.
All,,,,, f.,..,-.t-
VLIH.! tt I L"lW ill U iU: 4lD
An indictment will be sought i
under the Vo'steaci act and the
customs law against smuggling.
!Vaeo I ;;; Dwindle.
Ni;v yoi:k.
. of a ,o ic i'ut i
thr;icili! eon!i-ov
1 Tin I elimini'.thm
rerdvcd and .;el
.Mnr. 1 ii,--rrospfc)'i
'ttlement ol tin- an-
:.y t hroncrh the mn
of a chr-.-k oil w:i:t
!j;H k when John L.
Li wi; , tin miner
esid'-nt, todii v i
d.'nr.iinccd lh operators lltnu-e pro-, ,
1:o:;i i -i mish wlirm. IwIh wild 'I
was it::tltel tiy WultiT ticrnmi
rllt, I'nion hns'int; lawyer."
Game W ardens,
Of 1 0 States
To Mold Meet
HEI.KaA, Mont
WW
i ;.!:
or p '.!
and frame cnninii:-.- ionc r:
wardcas of 10 we. tern
nn:el in ?li.nu1a, .M'n'..,
I'll
.ScplariuTj
c .nventi.m
Id and 11 :it ;i:e aa'v.ia! c nv
of the Western A...sy.-;;i:ion of
(;;i:t:e conii.ii.- i:nurs. Viib the nier.i
bers of the a .-ociatioa will be reo-rc.-cui'-tives
of the L'nitod SttiU'.; b o
b';jcai sii:-'.:y, national pa -k seivu-?.
fo:eK- service a:n! the uuioau of
eif'i-at! n of lnei'-tto-v" a'liir.j!-.
The convention will disnt ;-; the
rfi ai t at pi !nr;sd new J'iw fo '
t l:e reijfulatiiiii of mirat'iry !m d re-f-,it;e
r.nd pu'dic shooting fvrouad ;;
iatct.-rate li-aTii?
Iiaiiie; uiiiformily
tion and effect ivo
a lur -. It- n a'in
of .-date lochia--ways
of pie.-e.'V-
inj' wild ifaine.
C. A . Jakways, staLo t: a r. e wa r
den of Almtatia a:Vf p;e-i.i'-;-'.t o
ilHr;atcs
to bo pre ent fro.n Ari-I
zona, t.iilitoripa,
New Me-Jre.. O.r
ii :rtoa and .Mnnta:
Colo
Utah,
A a-;!
U.S. THWARTS DOPE
TRAFFIC TO PRISONERS
(l!- I. X. i'.) i ll v.ita hrouihl out by the Invet-
VAS!!IX'ITii., Auk. 1 -Tie t ;;.d ron. Vot.iw ;.;i'd, that many tn ?
r.o ! ami i;f I is hunt a w .ill o, cii'TS li.td bei n niiiiin ti t h peiii .
m-n" arina-.d i'l! fcd.rol pi -4 .p.-i :, ' ; a! ,i ri s with tar:.-- : aipplies ol dope
t : hat' out Oi' Ida.:! o'' the IvdeoiiM : rejf Ii d in the h-i:j of tin If : hoes.
dopi tr llic. jiupi rinteii lut of
I'r-Kon i "';.w anii-iuae.-d recall;.. i pnvon--t t. i urn-mb : tladr .sire- t
"ot;.w sael taat w;;Me iih" dop-- i. , : he.s ;it tl,.- doors ot thin cells,
.titl behr.r Min:'.:-h ir.to pri. or .. at W 'd-.M:ani;' '1 cum., with ,-. w ib
r a: hi ' : t i .n p-p-na d rem. - . i d iv rrity o. i n i ho -is of n.-ir -,-Hn.;
flit : v.lti h !i-.v- .Teisly r-dmii tb.t 1 do e to pri-om r. vt- ,rew:ib"
auiouni.
Weather Forecast
i ' '
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AMERICA AND-MEXICO .
ARE NOW IN ACCORD;
RESUME RELATIONS
12-IIOUR DAY IN
STEEL MILLS IS
GIVEN SETBACK
I'M 'inline; I. Any;- 10. 'Mm?
1-lioiti ilny in site! mills suw the
bainniniy or I lie end tixlny v.ilh
iiie iuaum at ion of a iliivr-s'ilt't
plan in Mii-li il:nt(s us possible to
recruit tin: rnjnirrtl workers. (
IPI
mim
iwi
DisCUSflCCl
Various Matters I
. by "City Dads" I
ust Eve-;
ning During
Session.
Executive.!
, Meeting in regular w
I lie city commit: inner:'
lily
msiiinn,
o en in;;- 1
Kiit heiod far two hours in a mm par
nti'iy ipiioi period of activity. tVv
i ial matters of Importune)- woiv act
ed upon or discussed, anion? tinni lic
it rraiitTci i it ills I'm the ii oeAnal of
-olo-i.st to study conditions near
I .a (Jrande r :;(! in;
of nn nriesinli well.
t In installation i
o augment t 'ie I
water supply syisU in.
II -solut'oMJ pa;jsi nvn tiny
huprovenu ut district No. 1 1'Fi, n f,Mnl
imr the in; lalljilinn of sidewalks on
. -,,.,.11, ,in,l i.i,.t ,.ml,,
v. cdncsdny. at i-.wu o'clock in the eve-
nin:,- at the city liall. was yt for tin
h m in-: of jrrieve nee.';, i i'inon::! l aiuvv
or oi.iccl iims to prtif"' MMvr with t!i.
conti'in plat imI iinprov.'tiU'nt.s.
An ordinanc wa:t j m. -d living tin
sriliirics of t!i
man of the
I.I, nt Hi. X-o
t la- foi int'i Ht
An o'-dinain
di'tvd pn aan-i
v ould pa vi-iit
Iiicici; from ii
and Keeond
PRAAM
urn
t aim
TIMCI
ande fire d-part . appoiiumeni oi a inn in mi an a inn
month int,ad of (( mlinned o1( l-'ive .-
of
r.iont ii.
i' v.ari dlvemsed and or -
I for fnrler action t ha t
dr.vers of aSo,in,.
rmittln; tin encinea of
, , v.all(.,.H to r.niain rnniiimr vh
joMjun - n: i:iisol:ni- al filllnir stations.
The practice h"i' vnl to be a lur-
ird taal ahoiild be don:
nwny with.
P.ids will be
:.VIne!; Wt !n.:.d;
Jl'. for hard y
ived until 7
veiling. A ncrust
u in of the lio'ir
of ihe Second :;!:-eivi. viadnei.
The s; nilaiy cniirlitions iit t!n- loin-i
pa i k w ere iliseusaed and Hteps
tahen to relieve ther.i.
Tiie rt liort of tile street- and Will
superintendent and the city I'.brnrii
were lead and accepted.
Iloi: fji'izctl.
VA-SIiTxtiTON. Ai'ifT. Hi. Cu:v
.if: Ijapher carrvinj: thn Ohio naval
-crvi is on their aimua! cruise ha
en i;bj'I-:ir and soir.e:i by Canadian
authorities tho r.avy departmetit
v.as notified today, bec-:ui,c of ilam-
Sia'ejr-irn t a mck in well and canal
nier.i-1 occurring during pa.-s'ipe of ship
iet-iT!ie C;:pf:e. wa.; en toule to 'Mon
treal.
t'npid I;',n
A by Iioal I'iiir.
, (Itv Mall) Tho
and hi:; betrotho
TtiKI '. .lul.v
i'.nnre KeK'.nt
I'rinee:::; Naako
Kuni, recently bad
thc find opportunity for a
; inn tbejr l iiiaiui inent
Icle-a-tid-wa-;
nn-
nornei
I. It
ld, hovevcr, not be
consider' d very interc'din I Ihe av
i !;: .'.oiiiik Aioei i! in. Tho talk, ac
cording to Information fjiven tho
on : -. :. cool hod t. a description
1 1 1 1 ; prima in hi.s visit to I'orinosu
v.-hib- tin -, l ine. told ui her Irtp
lhroeirh ves!"rp ,Iaiiin. Tho con
versation took place al b:i;eiv. ', (,'.-
n by Prince K in-in which had been
;.;.(i.:U i'.l rai:;p'd for the purpose,
This practice was .sttppetl .v f-ircirp;
ti.i- nr.. -am. t,
plo..-a. tj,. I.:di. the l.na-r and
e,;ei ii:o. I in- hl-nd to .L: ir.i.o
!ln ir ware- b hind pron ali:j, t
i -.v.if shown,
The lo-i Kfs.
I ':i(! ; -t ;-;k i in t.iiK'e. Vot.iw f.aid,
f !;!' I1.. i,",:i.;v oi.it ! v prt;:onert
j;n ciir.'ii.' s ippl.e-. v.-;-, ha! ol th'-.
! -:!.e !;!.. ."' . r -.hJl-r.s t -ii in i: i 1
'do;- -aoda'ed p. i-woi.hl hni j
a -'I ;:i ! of dip" in t me d r.-ii-j
;n lh' ir I.:. i- I'.d. w ' i' It t - -
ll. ; pr:-.n.-f t h -). i-. ii 'l- ha: .',
. - e1,. o.-; .j- u it in -a-'-it : .
i. " r - :. : l:r--.. n 1 -!: k i : ;
r- -'-', ;,; p:-:'.J!S 1 foil. !lUT-i
I miT..tt. -i ;::.. he. .1 latid . ( n
i r 1 s 't.i ;..;. r- ? -r t a 1:1 ..
t,Coii.iii'Jva cii i'uiC 1 i.e.)
Agreement Signed at Mex
ico City Opens Way for
Resumption of Diplo
' matic Connections.
CITY, Ans. Mi.
Anna :ran .'nmmidencrs I'a m
iiuil Win i'. n, having concluded
I ho prr-tv; o; nit tun rciuci ciicf,
tin? fiinmtc to Wu.slihmieii to Mib
mil ivi nrd-. in Pre-iden; ('uolhi;;e
Hint Sicii'iury Hulns.
An agreement has been r; lu ll
ed to have Hit Jla-vue Court ap
point umpires in r(l!i till claims.
MKXIfo CITY, (Al')-An aKr.H-
mcnl roiijm.l to, inake po.ssit.i,: tiuij
roisiimptioii of tUploiiv-itit relations lw- Uiaiido announce thj; pnt'O of gasa
Itwcen tin; two nations is iu;ulo a mirt'lio rc'.aileil to the Jpublic at
,oi the ivuonls ut tin i-onfen-nn'
tw-t?n reprM'-nt.itiv,'S of Mu I nited
Statf.s and .M'AU'o whn li were Hiyiu-d
lien' Wninesdav aftianoon.
'rim Tif-mH itrc.ii. . ,t U. .n,n..up
r.tl .-om-ln.slnn tl... ncfnl i:i I mnn
lending over mr.re than 1 i week:, eh-
tween Charh :i i. Wiiram and .hdin i
llnrlon I'ayno, personal repn-ii'itta-
tiveu of the Ainei-iciiti president, and
I'Vt-'iando (1.tni.ae;; Hon and li anion
ItOK.i, for President Ohrejon. Tho
hail signature, however, wa.-: by Jnna ;
I '. 1'iqnid and .1. Ilatph Kin.e, :ieen--
tarle:; of t ho Mi-xiean and American
h :;ation:i reMpt-clividy.
Anieirians ( omim; Mimic. !
Th" Ameri' iill delefMto:; Will le:ivo j
i.-hortiy tor Waf'unaion for siditnis
sion of t ti o reeords, to;;et!;ir wil li tip-'
. ai ionipan:, iiif; eiaiia.i t-o?i i-ntion In j
( rreMileut t'uolidc and the s.eeretury
I of .state. li i - eont identlv expected t
I hero that t!u .Mciean r.overnment'ii !
'interpretation' of the snh-j:oil peti-o-htini
legislation and aKcari:tn Itnvi
eontn 'ned In the record sititu d Wed-1
lieKdiiy will he Hi reptuhle to the
'American adminislrjition and tlaUihe
j "
1 L I n IS If
ve-'DaKer K . K . K. ,
Stage Parade
JtAKi:i:, Or
era of the It:
.o. 1 :t, aiout
d the Slieetil
I., Aarr. PL M-m-l-.er-
Ku Kin-; Khin
ri)'l f'l'onfr. parad
af Sil'Ai p. in., tt
ini? lo Ihe hail p;irl;
viiere II ey
jeld a public in It iat ion of Im -tween
-oil and -f:i eandidattM.
'i'he klan.v'iien'fj 'oiith and obliga
tions were Kiveii through nii,a
piiones. No part of the nat ura , y.: l :ou
C iriiiony 'iiS oniiMrd except the
I 'as-'. oids. jrrlp xad secret i.'.y.n--.
Hundreds of citizens witm ssi d
this iiflair. Yis':nu: Mmrnen
-m- from l.-i (Jran.-e. Il.d:- ty.
Ilicldand. )url.Lc and Malheur.
EAST OREGOH -
UNTQUCMFO ny
GASPiliGEWAN,
Prices Remain Unchanged
in La Grande; Two-Cent
Cut Made in Boise; Low
Test Retails at 23'. Cents.
Apparently the ppsulinc jirce--A'i'.
raintf th.roujrh a tueiia.r pari (K,
the United States lias ,nad no great
('fleet on coM'liifuns in & a stern t)ro
un rc'atie to tlio price of jasditie
Tivu leaciinK' d'i.sti ibuti compan
ies worn interviewed toii;(? by the
I Evei.iij Obferveftmd. tifollowintf
lacls wi:re :iinr&.
Thn Ktamiard (. l-oirpany of
hr-jccnt:; per pulloii, find tviaileil t)
! dealer.', at 22 cent;.er if.ihon. Ko
h'kh :muion ns in iiuy coming cnane
ia prices lias been I received. 'ihe
in;vcni price ip? .ocen
''v-binf AugUSt 1 .'
'I?;C above price -
"f-'Unie a tvnc la:
The Grande liun.iK;
Iylatnl City, a brant
er Oil cotnr.anv o
Oil cniripany
ol the KU
jir.e, amiijl!ice:!
that- their prices Ut
dealers Avo
ee:.l.;
per gallon,
re(lnc:(!il njl()ut two
i WJ Jroni L
eimtiMnph
( 'oiitinnc d oo
cent a' per Hal
d changes ii
:::' Kive
WILLIAMS 'ASSES
ON IN PORTLAND
A tc-k,r"am was : received
niL-ht by lianv WilKaia.t, of tbi
ci' y, c.-.rryif'.K I in: :-.)i.AvfuI news ot
his father's deaih in j Portland Wtd
neilay. ftlr. audi' Williams
leii 1'ur rorUaini thijf afternoon liy
auto. Funeral i-orvidt-s wil! .be lield
iu)iiu:rov. .. . . t
G. S. Williams was- 7S years of
aj'.e and hi.: demise fame as the Ler
'oinaLiun of a lot, illness.
Ford Coupe Sk)'.cn
Last Evening-; Police
Investigating Matter
The police department this
mornir;r; reports the theft of a
J-'ould coupe, owned by Mr.
Ur.utt, f the Kilt rnaiinvi't-., of
ity. Jaat nltfiit. t.ifficcrs
are rn-e ..!;! Tirr the iPaKrr hut
no eh:.?-; that w.mhl lead to the
r.rret of the one re.-pon.;lbic for
Ihe ai't have ye b?eti found.
Nea'hv cities have been notified
of the theft.
The- car is beMoveu to have
beer) takon late hist tii'bt and
:t descrij'tion. jriveu out bv the
j.'.p.ie, i-; n.t foil uvs: UK.' Ford
co-.'pe, licn:nn n amber llJ.Tl'l,
wire wheels, left front fendder
bciit.
A V. LMG HAM)
COMMUNIST STRIKE IN
GERMAN CAPITAL ENDS;
CONTINUES ELSEWHERE!!
CONDITIONS IN
SIBERIA TRAGIC,
SAYS ANDERSON
NOMi:, Ala.ka. Aiifr- H. The
setiooi), i- nine M'ea. owm.1 by (Hup
Swem en and company, ot Seattle,
wliieh w.i.t ildernod at Ka-t (,upo,
Siberia, by t he Soviet tint horil ua,
arrived betM today.
'apt ali Anderson said that tlio
dhiK schooner liellnda. ot Nonio
luofNj" en con lineal ed by the Soviet
aiitlioVt .r ; and conviTteil Into tt
i;nnhoa The entire c;ir"o wan
aeized Ailhont any explanation,
on .said that titer K'crn-
Ipeetur named Koslo.', re-
led Anadyr and. nrronled
h aralieft and placed a
nod Miirke In charge of
the i.stru I. Mo Niid that th i
northwest Siberia laced
alion beeanso Sovbt atithor-pi'i-hihit
tli removal of furs
rom J-'ilieria, c Uisiit trader;' lo
hold eartioes of foodstuffs, llo ex
presefi the hoi r: that Iturke'ii new
j;oernnu lit would tiolve. tlui dllll
cnlty. I'll'o It I Coiilcsses.
SACL'A.M INTO, Aug. Mi. Accord
I hitf to tin; iillet-cd eonfe;islon ol I''.'
j I'iolill.'i, ;i Mexican, he lin net more
(than "T fh-'S canshiK- $ri,KMt,anij Iosm
i j-ince the flr.-.t of the year. Including
the burning of a .Ia;ine-e mis unit
here in which ten children IomI t heir i
lives.
'-iDokkies Halt
In Memoriam
MJV A:nrJnted l'ie::s)
I'OliTi.AM,. iiio., A
1 1 -
I h:i
Me
nmlin.Lr ihsIs of
untie nr.hr of Knights of Khor
iistan, here tor (ln sixtieth hl U
niid convention of t lie ho p rial
palace of Ihe order, p;nise.I W- d
n ;,.iay ni'iit in their velry while
memorial sn ice.s ri e held for
the depai ted Uielllhe:S.
Anuuijr thosi. honored was
Warien (1, Hardhit, who v;ia a
nieiiiher of lialioot lemple
limihus, Ohio, A meinori;
die.vs payiirr tribute to 1!
president v. art delivered by
iit Co
ld ad-
bam I'eidue of Ith ininhain.
, Ala.
1 IVcrliiii"
on Kesolulioiis,
Am;-. I'l.
I'CICI'I.ANI),
1 'idfkieH ha ikIm
hijvhway trip 1
While
and ill
hi look Hi-
.b.v In
I tl(l iiiitomo
c.' worked on
Idles, the Impcriid
-( wlut ieri'i tb'l'inuu:
cie-. Stunts on ihe
iillflitoriltlll will be
Palace
order:,
ami poll-
et:i and at tlio
teai;;hl 's pro-
Hi-1 m.
it
ii
h
Alldeli
mcnl inJ
eeiitlv J.
man .
VA
r
Communists Control llelm
' stent; Clash Occurs at
Armsted; Palle Arrests
80; Leipzig Without
Power.
1)1 '.KI.tN. Ail',, lit. fimimiin-
ist.s today stormed the dly ball
at Imtlekn. to miles from Iven.
disarmed ihe poll.o noil M.ed
the (iv.n. Militia fnnn nciulihor
intv (omis Vern also disarmed,
-Many casinilifcs ei't reported.
(Ity Associated I'ltv-s)
HI i;Ll., Am;, Kb IMioii-b
(be Communist strikes IniM Hid
ed In i;e; l:n, I lit si( Million cl-e-
liei r is In Id preen: ions,
'I'hi Conimimi.st.s hit reported
font i oiling Die (ov n of 1 1 elm
strdl, bnuiiK (lisai nird I be police.
.Many were iniiired In a elasti
bi-t uern the Cumnmnlsls and .Na
tionalists n( Arni'lcd.
lilnhty arrests nt 1'nlli follow-fii'-
a iii.bt between Natfonalisi
and ( omiiiiuiist iju-tloii.s wen re
ported, i.fipy.iX Is witbont f.ns or rlir
ti'lclly bceanse of tin Mi-Hit tif
iihiiiu ipal workers.
Flames,
Santa
rUHEST FIRES
nnrBinr nuiril'
i ILlliLyill;
!
Swct'ping Toward I pity "f the lands near the watex
liarbara,' With a supply, ami will also advance an
Front of :i0 Miles, IJrin
Fear 'to Inhabitants. '
(i;y Assneinted f
ha.vta i;a KliA i.A, ' .
I'"or. :.t I ires wliin. ...v
I urn -;t
lor
under
l rom
a r.i lore
i I... lie-veil
l iei't e Wind;
;,ht, hU'epl 0
. oatrol. n
l Im i. or til
'eeliou;.
rly ti)'l.,- it
tht tliiiii:i
eat official
Weru di'ivi
reported
jih,.
I .!) etui Ol the
Ureal San
comim,- !(',
i;, buruhiK
on a truii I
lai'co:. r.ilicll i.lid were
ard tlil;J cd. Tin: fin
ail at d and we.si v,;inl
about I'll miles.
Adilllitmal lire ll;;,hlei;,
were ruwli
u today.
I intu the fon
werv
EXI'LOiti: FOii OIL
L lHJRKEi SECTION'
. IIAKKii, A mr 1 . Resident i o!
i ti:e (jutet ncibijO. I.ood of iHirke -1
are ju.il now eperient In a thrill
jOl' cvciteinuiit oca-iaiutl by a proa
' i'.'.-'lity lor ud will tak' place .'on
'Hie n '-.uii coaic I'ioiii tin t.m.v
iJurnt, jivcr ta-.vi tliat an oil cx
j'e:l htr- been inuiiinjr e:i.!a(alioi::.
there and liml; :u inviting field Ut'.
' pi f..;)ecLi:i;r. llnini' ot' the tub;, ;i -i
lard .. 01" the plat. e havu bc.;it taken
I into 3d., conliueiice and a : nnp-my
i has been 1 ormcd to finance opcr-ii'j'on-.
Option.; oa land ia Ike vi
jcinity of Innl'.ee h ive In.'en o;iliiined,
lit i.t .';jiiii, it ad the money t aiscd to
! put up it (i III.
i li is c:pia-t-j.l driMi:: will naan
; be start lal and every confid'aice i.-
I I pfc-. tb.it tfoud reault.i 'A fol
! low.
la'!.
.Mi
e Oiiola r
i"-t.;
..)
ici.tPd IT.;;
', i ah!.. A
' (llliiruia r
h A ' I :
'on th
M K.N':
;ill .'aei
i ;.
lace aie .sfc lol In it lot lh" an- '.n'lMlni;;, bo:. nt-;, and lior.sc.shoo
ii. id a.i" o.iii. ii-l - w : i o. the i 'a 1 1 1 r - j piteliini!,
ola te;.l K. hue .:;,u- aliotl. i t o -v'. A dance Will he hehl both In tlm
I a - I ;:, accord in :; tr t I.t. coiomM t t a 1 1 rimon niil 'Mtiin.
u:eiabi r.i In charm- oi tho metdinj;,
NINETf-SEVEN DEAD
IS EXPLOSION TOLL
! KK.u.-i I.iii;ii, V ;.')., Ati'. n :o ir. ivi. -in?r. :hm1 .'J? have boon
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Drilling of Artesian Well to
Augment Supply. Thought
to Be Feasible. r
GEOLOGISTT() LOOK
OVER TOPOGRAPHY
Chamber of Commerce, in
Special Meeting, Agrees
to Aid Work in Any Way
Possible.
At the niOL'tins of tlio city
conimui.sioncis last cveninir. act-
inyr ii)on recommendations by
the Union County Chamber of
Conilneico, a decision was reach
ed to secure a geologist from one
of (ho state's higher educational
institutions to make a survey of
local conditions with Ihe view of
ascertaining whether the drilling1
of at' artesian well, to augment
the supply of dunking water for
the city of La Grande would bn
feasible. The geologist, when
seemed, v. ill study the topogra-
opinion an to whether the drill
ing of such a well, if feasible,
would materially rclioVc the wat
er situation here.
Commissioner II. S. Iirownton
moved that City I.Ianuger F. .
Hayes b(j authorized to commu
nicate, with either of the' state
colleges regarding obtaining the
services of the geologist. Com
missioner C. J. Ulack seconded
the motion, which was carried.
l.a ( Jrando'.-i water supply, which
ha i loiw; la in a subject of mora or
t-': healed d iscuss'on, Of much COtl-cei-i-
lo every cltha n, wan lite object
of a meet in j; of the I 'nion County
(Continued on Ia.;;e livo.)
Railroad Men
To iicnic At
Elgin Aug. 1 8
Aun iuncLineiit wa;i madtf bera to
da v that a m inuoot ti I tail road Klit
I'ioyc ii';, Picnic, ts w lib ii the public
oi r.eueral In cordially inded. will bo
held at 101;, hi, die;, on I'a 1 1; itla , Aiu
a;, t.-,Mi. A Hpechil train will rnn
lit t. !h Rite Ol UlL piellk; ft'nlll Ia
ilraiidc ."-"iturdav tnotnin::; and will
i-iiau ia tin- cwnhi'.. K;reh inilivtd
o:i." i: i :i pec ted to furnlnli hlJ own
inu
heOM .
leal ol
of the pro;-Tni will !
.ecu tin l.a Grande rail
it l-.im and the 'AkU
:. ports listed on tlte daM
;:v, imminj,, fool racliu;.
ant.
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t'oUMO.
arch I n the hotly of ov.e tr.issitny
tcr i. b-'i,,:: cofiLinued with all
tl N- peed by p.ekcd Cff.W.S of
k: winkers. It is the intention of
aiu.u eairr.au v lo kern the search
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: tp .-.peed until hij bdy Ii.ih been
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