La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1924, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY. "
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ILUME XXII.
The Weather
POnTLAXD AP) Oro.'
Run Hutu tonight anil
Tuesday, '
MKM1IKU ASSOOlATfiD ritEHS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 192-1.
MEMHEU ASSOCIATED PItESS
NUMBER 172
mCs
ashinglon
tier,
i
h UAItKY IL HINT)
i 1 1 N' JTON ( N K A Speehi 1
(1)111, Juvenbc senatorial In
Strom Washington, believes
Idio will nt litmcly uu
U the confusion loinfii'-H
k from tin; attempt to
lOn'T of liubcl and Hi u
In add U Ion. nceo-npllsh
Ian all I lu statesmen and
Is In history toward gstuh
tvorhl peace.
reseo the day." a-t Till.
H universal laii;a'tia;;'' will
foin world-wldo broadcast
(sdio;
better understanding, the
r r luHomdilp, tlmi will
otcd hy this ui'-unj of mill
ion, will bo tin? bluest
brlnjlny universal pcac."
end is to bn uceumpllshe.1
Jtill . maintains radio
kept "free to tin; pro-
it I r, lit; says, '"is th r. only
resource not already eor-
r pri ate exploitation,
vent special Interests I'ru-n
L- n vested right in radio
t iiiK. 'denying 1 ii mr to
do not pay tribute, and
in rlfihl of censorship over
II bo broadcasted and who
r It, -I till Ims Introduced a
I'cguard the public's Inter-
fad I o, and broadcasting de
nt.-
1' of music composers ex-
lay for the broadcasting ol'
I'mposlilona by radio, as
demanded Jn a hearing
ongress tlioy ought Ut pa
on 'lie air," f till contends,.
value or tin; adverllsnm
In':
; Torn". IHiinlon of 'IVxn's
up. the i-uiIs.'Ih In ilc.
tti fowboya ol' lilH Hlalf, '
Im.-TeelH have br'-n basely
hv-lhP latPHt ilown-onst
in of the nil low youth
o'n(inuuii on imgu 3)
KYLE SEES
ETTER TIMES
j inmindsuian and. or Hint number.
Mayor .llui" ol';i(.n w,.n) m,.'t it bneh via
jca Kyle,
tit. arriv
1 In l.a Urande
jay .pyptiiiit? to visn iut umi
ior a few hours. Jim n i '-ui-brned
from Waslilntrlo'K !
i.-re he Hprnl two inoiil lis
was loud In hi" prals" of
eron OeloKallon in roiitfren
! xvork, he. suys, tin y an- do
assist the state.
son la eomiiifr Into In r own
kt from an imirnHon poini oi
asS'Tl' d Hie eorplll' lU may-
Stanrield, "and with a tfr ni
f l.rlde we eon May H i ne
r the west Hiat. we have a
jstart."
cr Man Is Hurt in
liuto Accident Sunday
T; LAKK. Ore. (Special)
I Cannon, a laxlcab driver ol'
V. Is at Hot Lake recoverlll;;
, Injuries received yestcrdnv
lbls ear turm .i over won mm
I three miles Hie o' aer sioe
filoti. Mr. Cannon was necom
d by .A. i'. Howurion. also
laket, when the nccldelil oe-
d. On comlm; around a
: in the road another car wa
ed at the side of the blyhwHy,
old hitting the car Mr. ('au
urned tils ciir and ii)on hit
Hie loose gravel of the road
ar turned turtb two or three
Ir. Iloworion was unln
j itnd Mr. Uannon sustalti'Ml a
(en wrist and o'hi minor In
K. The car was completely
f-kM.
r. Uiiunon Is cxpeciln.y to b-uvo
liL'Sphnl In a f w days,
xciting Meet Is Won
By La Grande Athletes
a (Jrniido added anoth' r vleto.r
its year's list In competition
li Pendleton hi.t;ti sehool Saiur
J by dereniini- the itucUaroos In
j most. Hirillin- dual meet (.v.-r
'd on local grounds. The final
re uas T.n. ;rntide hitrh fia v. .
pll-on librb 6su.
fot only did. Hie v In Saturday
ii I.fy Hrfindes total vlctorhg
r the Hueks this ycer tu Hi ret
ro In basketball n one in
i k. but it serv. d tu fittinu'ly
tlcsle the new atbkttc Held.
Hrlnr iKvttlliiii lAcnl.
lie relay, most thrilling "f races
Mded the meet. Priur to Hie
pt starting gun. the score !od
'i all i.nd eM-tteinent was at a
th tt ptlch as could be him filled
ndb lol has 4-oitslstt nfty d feat
I.h Gruude rir many years on
! truck Ulld Held ;uid for Hi
mt time In years the Tigers saw
O VER 100 MINERS ENTOMEEB
HOME TEAM'
WINS 14 0
IN OPENER
Charley Bench, Pirate
Twirlcr, Shuts Out
Dayton Nine
LARGE CROWD
SAW VICTORY
La Grande Blue Moun
tain Team Still Holds
league. leadership with
Walla Walla.
HOW TIIOV STAMI
W.
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1 .7.1.1
a- .?ru
4 '.Ollt'
4 .000
I.il (Iriti)iln ..
Wnlla V'nllii
Ivmllcton ..' .
I'llsi-o .. ..,
Mill on ..'
Hivyton ..: ..
SiUMlays' flcsuHi
AL T.a. (randp.: l.n (.!raup
lmyton. W'rsIi,. 0.
At 1't'ndlclnn: J'pndlpttiti '
a.
l::
I'.isco. Va8i, fi.
At Walla W'alta: Walla Walla 4t
MUton-l-'r-'uwir-r u (unufru-lal re-
POn oi pa hip j
(Hy sruui')
(frande J'tn.loH opened
Tim I. a
,l''5ir homo reason Ijpre Sunday on,
ni-w ailiKtfo n?ld bacK. or tup
bich srho"l ' with an InipoHlnR- win
of i lo'O iivcp Itayton, Wash. A
crt'wd, probably about LMIOU alronc-.
j witnessed Ihu I'irairs fnit up an
xblbltlon if barbali that litprally
prow! tu ilipm that. Ijt- (irande'H
train Is Rolnjr lo bp In Hip pennant
or tho 1 ll Mountain Ieaff0
until Ho- last ffanip 1-s plypdv
Jiarley lienidi'H pllehlns'
an iih I'uulllesH sin ono could p-
in-rl. Hi Irl v men J a cud t in
Itl(. riue-oui route. Two of
llin
(L'ontliiU'jd on pago i)
Coolidge Sjx?aks at
I)pHirnin nf Tltwiifw
J
WASI I IXC.TUX (AP) Setting
a new sunup m approval on me
wttrk of the National .Academy of
Silences and the National Up-
seareii council. Pi
I spenkinpr today a
sldcnt CoolldR-p
thp dedication
of the new honiP h're of Hie two
ora uizatlolis, predicted a "new
day In .'clentillc rPSearcli
FORMER EDITOR
OF LA (JRANDK
NEWSPAPER DEAD
J.
Oliver, formerly of I Ip-
Hrand" Hondo vitlley. db-d In Kak(
b w, (.ire., on April 21'. his death
n.HUtnB. ft.oJn
heart trouble, ac
cording to advices repclved lire,
Mr. Oliver Is survived by one s's
ter now II vlin? in l.a C.rande, Mrs.
I'Vr-d Johnson and by his wife's
sister and brother, Mrs. Kyer"ll
al)sinL'er and Knii-sl Del.ons.
His remains were laid to r"R' In!
the l.rikevlew ceiiiPtery.
The deceased wss enffas-'d bi
farming for a number of years and
prior lo Koliif? to. Kakevlew was edi
tor of a local newspaper. He was
also ib-ttor of the Lukevtcw "liust-h-r"
for sotne time and after he
left the newsp:i per jrame, aaln
took up Tannine nd dairying:.
lie has many friends hero who
sincerely mourn Ills jeiss'ntr on.
a clean-cut victory wttjiln grasp.
Ma(b-e, IJecder. Cllllsteliynll a II f
Whttenian made up Pendb-tun'M re-
lay tentii and Steinbeck. Htuiitz, Co-
ker and Price were running for f,ri
(irando. At tlio crack of the p!slu!
Sti Jnbeck snapji",! )nt0 the lead
and by the lime he reached Hi- !
s'-cond runner, had n fair lead overt
MaOec. i.'oker. runnlnrr ug.-tlnt.; '
one of Pendleton's fasten! mn
rose tu a supreme test with n burst '
of spied that Seeimd almost out
of reason, giifned on ChrlsJ ns n
until hu handed Price, finish man,
a lead nf five yards. Price add
a cmjple morv yards to the le u!.
agatesl Whtleiiom. the ltek:irut',
-pecd klny, end romped across Hie
Ilnlsli line with the Pine and1
White in.iui s fi-rt inest. P d. mioh - -
ium rigii' d.
(Continued on puge 2)
Old Oregon
Ibc tlc-slKii oT (bp ox-U-am and covpivd vn;'im, on (be abot;
urrtctai (H'sii;ii iitiupit-d by iip nbl witou Trail iis-twliH bin.
svnilMli,pl Hip spirit tiF (bp obi ursl. Jt (ypil'bs l.slon, rn
duraiii'', hope. .HH'tiiiiir and I Inn I arcomplKbnipiil. itxvv ihr
Old Oivkoii Trail troin Hip -Missouri river tla- povprpd unions
rami and won an rnipliv for tbp t iibrtl Staler 'I'hi medallion
si ham i ab(m Is tbu work of Avnrd 1-ali banks ir tin; I nlversliy
of OrPKon. '
BULLETINS
IMTCIH UONT SOKJIIT.
SAI.I'.M. Ore. (AT) ((nrnior
IMeree ttalay ifeelved a Irtler Trotn
utiriioia Moore, of Idabo, asking
tin OiX'on eeeull(; lo j-ei . i"
"V" , t,", ''ii'l''-
widt. olhi'j' H'P''nttitivPM or ibi'
nt'H nntl north w'est In pi-psenilni;'
n unlleil front nabit any relaxa
tion of Hip ipiaranlhie auahisl Hie
fH( mid mmilb iljsease bi "n M ri
nJa. (iovertmr I'lei-ce alsti Weeli-
t'd n teller from William Tollman.
of Haker. nrbis: n 'neeHiiT of rep.
reseiitiiHies of all slates bindeilnit
on ( 'aliriirula
proU'ellon.
to tirranu
uitiloini
It AMU IS MAM-: IIAfl,. j
M1V YOU K. (Al) Ibree ban-i
dtls KhIhv bound and liu-iued ('bar-
Iim Kreiim y. in his orii. e or Hie
.Ipvvelry nufnel iirin-; tdaul in!
NnsMiii Vlrert, l,oer .Manbaltaii
skfseraper illslrlel., and escaped'
xvllb diamonds autl plntiuiiui
,,lt" nlmti at sir.o.ono.
. ; .. : . .
' SIAIIKKT QUOTATIONS.
, j'OUTLANP, Ore. (AP) Steers
and cows '. penis niKiier looay,
other eallle steady.
steers $ N . 7 o to ?:i.L',
Top jrrnd'
IIol-h til to
15 c-nts higher, lop urade ?7.sf,
to ?s.l.r. She.-p and bulterfalf
steady.
BASEBALL
now tiii;y stash
Clubs. W. I.. Pet.
San I VaiH'iseO I '' .'II
Vernon .. Pi S ,i;!'
Suit Lake I I !i .: i
Los An-les I 1 to . ..,2 I
( UllHalld HI It ,17m
Portland :i 12 .i'J!"
Seal He S I I .-121
Sncraiueiilo 7 1 A -.It.'iO
-
(My Ho- AsaietaUd Press)
At Portland: first name: P.H. K.
Salt Lake , .' I I
Portland 1 " I
P.alli-rl.s: o'ltoul, llulvey ami
peters; (laidmr, Kclferl and lal
Seeniid vraine: II. 11. 10.
Salt Lake l! I I I
Portland .. " 1 2 I
PaHeries: Ponder, MeCabe ;nid
prl.-r; I'll telle. Kucha. Willi '-rs,
Si broeilt r and i 'ocliian.
j At Seattle- P
! Sacr:uilento ., ..
f SenlHe
j Hiitterb s: i
I Ivoebb r, Sle'n;
Tobln.
) ' Seeniid 1,'anie;
I Saeralrienlo ..
Tlpiliipson
rem-. lia::Ly
iiitd :
mid
It. It
12 I 1
: i:t
! SealHe
P.att rles: Hull nlid
. Ul PH. M 'l'g. Ulld I',.
Sep
n-i:
Hllldwl
timelier, Tobln.
At Vernon: First gann-; It, II. I'.
San l-'ranel.-o 1
V. rnon " '
iiattei-ieM: Scott. llodr,'e and Ag
new; Penner and l. .turphy.
Seeynd j.-;tnie: It. II. 1
San Francisco j 1"
Vernon ...1 '
p.atterlts: lear and V-lt":
dore Keck, Cruze tind Hannah,
,l Oaklaml: first game; I!. H, I-:
,t Atigcb.-s , 2 N
t i;il;land a s
1 latt i;rf. s: M y r and liilling-
ICrause and ILik-f.
end uao.e; I!. II. U
txf A agi-b s . .. . . t 7
'Oakland 7 12
IMH
W'lll'Tl
Itjb-r; Ki:liz and llaker.
Trail Marker
I
('(.lit VAI.I.IH. ()re. (Speeial)
Wablo lV1r" Stoddard,, of l.u
tirande, way. nominal -d fr in al-l
I T
IS NOMINATED
i
di nt of the A.Horlat.-d SludentH ol Mni; lo 'do.
tin- Oregon AKriniltiiral eollee at!,
a reei -ut stiidenl body asw-nibly. "
ti n
min
nomlnrss for prrsldriii i r'
. Wltumi of orvallln and
.tohn Sulllvjin of .I'orll'nid.
dent, body ofllceia for liUl-
AH Mlu
.T were
(Contlniied on tmtn
; - -
. , ' 1
H 011(1 I nblUial Dead
C:puiv" vc W-iluli
P.rKI'WI.O. N. V. MAP)' ' Tip
liropos.il for. American parllclpn
,tion in the world court Is as "dead
,tion in the world court Is as "dead
as Caesar'; unless Die country fan
be. aroused to its s'l ppui't , -Sena tor
hihh, ieuiocrai, .Molilalia, dt:
ctaretl here Sunday nlht in an ad-!
dress to 1 lie LeaL-o,- of W n
oters.
"L'nforl unately. it Ih
cssoeia t
in Us origin with the h-airiie of na
tion.s,fr. said Sep. Walsh. "KiioiikIi,
away with it."
Late News Flashes
FORKKT KIRKS St.'IlSIDING.
rOHTLAND, On-.. (AI'). FoiesI fires in Oregon
and sdiillioii.slern WnsliiiiKlon, which during pitsl dnyn
diiniiiKi'd timhcM' :ind huildjiKS, arc rc)i1l this morn
ins; I'itlicr suhsidin or under control, owinff lo Ihc
a!)-:ciu'f of a stiff brcc.e which funned the flumes Fri
day and Saturday.
Volunteers ais .still combat lin the flames in CUtrkc
county, WashiiiKlon, which yesterday swept two farms
near ICi icl and which menaced bridges near Vaeolt.
Tires arc still smouldering in the Yale district. Tele
phone lines to Venershurg are still out. In Cowlitz. ""'
county, where 2,000 acres burned over, officials lie
lieved there will he no further danger. Tires in Ore- ,
gon arc reported not dangerous today.
MOVK FOR COMI'ROMISr: ON.
WASHINGTON. (AI')- A move for a compromise.,
between the executive and legislative branches of the .
government, on (he Japanese exclusion provided for in
the immigration hill was carried fonvard at a confer
ence today between President Coolidge and Chairman .
Johnson, of the house immigration committee. The
president later conferred with Hughes and Lodge. ' .
I'lofessing the conviction that, neither the confer-
ence committee nor the White House would attempt
lo alter the Japanese exclusion program. Senator Short
ridge, Republican of California, announced today he
would mahe n plea lo the president agairtst executive
interference.
SKNIORS KKTAIN MASCOT.
The senior class of the l.a Grande high school
eaily this af lei noon retained possession of their mascot
in the second and final annual mascot fight. James
Coker emerged from the melee with the object in his
possession.
WOULD LEI WOMAN. SON
FORD HAVE KILLED IN
1 -.1
PROPERTY
i President Coolidge Try-I
inff "to Deliver" Mus
j - elc Shoals to lord -
I TELEGRAM READ
j AS EVIDENCE
; Chairman Norris Intro
duces AVire as Proof of
Assertion During Proj
ect Hearing Today. .
WASJ1INCTON (Iiy Ihr Aasorl
aled I'rew) President L'oolldRO
wajf i not ed In a iPlcffram pro
dneeil today at the Muscle Shoals
hearliiK- as havlny awited be- was
trylii;; -to d-llver" Muscle Shoula
to Henry l-'offl. '
T1U' teb ifrani waa .ent by ,lam-s
Mnriln Miller to the liparborn Jn-
dependent J'ord'H newapappr,' Oc
I tober 12, l!28. ''
In oirerlny ihf lelesrani Chair
man Norriw said that White. Koiihp
n eords showed that Miller bud Ml
Interview with tin president that
1 dav. '
TIkj I el pgr it m read: ';in private
! Interview with president tliH
; monibif; lm said dneldpntally. I
lain rrbndly lo Mr. l-'ord, lint, wish
jstiiiMMjiio would eonvey to him that
: H Is my hope that Ford will not
do or way anything that will make
It difficult fur me lo deliver Mus-
pI
Sboala to hint, whleh I am try-
EXPERTS' REPORT
PROGRAM URGED
IJY CHANCELLOR
, , 'Hp alternoon at. Uirt lermlnattoii of Washington avenuo which ho lias
HI i:sSKl,lioUK, Orrmhtiy. f Hv an ll,n,,HM whldi ho has been jUHt remodeled ami' re-arraiifcred to
the Associated Pn'sa) Mr; VH -' "''-'ncted for some time. , Kuiieral handle In n most modern niniinir
helm Mar, the chaneellor. Sunday wrvlucs will be held from the tn auto parts business, JHh cam
d. ilvpred a campaign address hej-e .Hnodffrass -and Xlnmierman funerul palf-n ,;! with rpRrlmlluv eyllndera
befuro an audience of 4000 jut-
it.. ininiP n jtirnnir tiieii for."'1 !'o o'clock and In the ivenlnff,
soils.
Hie
cnrrylntf out
of llio )roffrnm
set forth In the report of Hie
perls who recently investigated Hi
economic and financial condil Ion o
(ermany
Uoetor Marx deehind (hp fuirill-
ni.nl nf thp tcrnis of Hip l.rocram
would Ih
d conclllnti
Hie best
inethod for re-
Hie
silualion
France and firrinauy. It
he said, lo the 'best, lilt
both countries.
PO RTL A N D
'M re.-' May Post and Geo,
Post Found Wi,th:
lnroats flashed. ,
SUICIDE PACT
THEORY HELD
Police Believe That Moth
, er and Son Entered
-?Upon.v Death Agree
ment; Two Notes Left
rultTLA.NL, Ore, ( My Hie As
soulutpil' Tress) With t heir
Hiroats cut, ' 'tlu bodies of-Mrs.
May Tost, ag;ed U" years, and lur
son, '(loori-p S. rnst, ."lit, xvern
found today by two other sons.
Toller believe that tnut her had
son entered, a sulelde pact,
TIip bnd"' ti' Mrs. I'ost. was
found lying upstairs In a hallway
with a razor beside lr. The body
,)f tho son wart In the bathroom
with unolher ' riizor nearby.
,' Tlir bodies' wen: discovered by
Kenneth W, 1'nst- and Wulter K.
I'ost when they returned from a
trip to Oreffon City. -
The notes . addrrssed lo Kenneth
wero found In tho house In whleh
the .mother, told him to lake. Hie
p osl aj pert 1 f iqat es 1 o a ba n k an d
transfer them. .. t
. nr. P. A. ' Chnrllon, iikpiJ
years, passed on Huhday early
72.
I.
'l'vice pariors tomorrow aiiernoon
rpinuins win no lorwaroeu io
J'orliand for cremation.
Mr, t "hu rli on, w hose dca t h la
mourned by his many friends In
this locality, has made his home In
'-ranuc ior ijooui io ihthupb
'""1 practiced here for some lime
a a velerlnury. Hiirtppon. lie was
'ANSWERS CALL
between ''urn uecemuer i.sdl' ami is sur
ivould be, vlved .by his widow and several
rests of other hear relatives.
TIT
NT
PLEA TUESDAY
Jim and llarry Ktnb y, urrested
by a suuad of dgli officers near , Val came lu a close Saturday night
Nuiiunervtlle at 1 2;:(t) o'clock Ksj I -1 wli li " large atl ends nee registered
unlay morning on charges ofjfor both evening. The proceeds,
manufacture and possession or In - j which will be used In Improving
toxlcatlng Ibjuor, appeared before me athletic field back of tho ulh
.lodge U. O. Couch Saturday ufter-; school, have tiol been completely
noon and were phid'd under 5 1 0"" j checked yet but It is believed that
bonds lo appear before Hie county good sized sum was cleared,
court Tuesday, morning at 1 it j 'The carnival, which was well ri
o'eloPk to enter pleas of guilty- or j celved by Ihose who attended, wan
hoi guilty., one of the, first attempts of that
The two brothers, who were first nature by high school students
known as Hie Kendall brothers, arc and much of l'n success should be
lioi expected to plead not guilty at) attributed to Lester MucTavlsh
Hip evidence Hcejns so great that i and W. K. (lilbert who were largi
offipers beib-ve tlpy will not at-ly Instrumental In preparing Hip
tempt to fight the case. various stunts and drilling the
Neltlter could raise tin-
j and us a. result are still
to the county Jail.
MANY VOTES ARE i
PLEDGED McADOO ;
SAYS IJROCKWELL;
ci.KVKI.ANI, o. (AP) M. - '
: Adoo, wpp over 217 totes pledged,
i' H; sui-' d a b ad on the first hul
lo I at th'- democrat lc national
eon, cut Ion, Oavld I.. I took wet),
Ms national manager, declared ad-
dinti that "no other candidate hart
more 'ban half that many."
Turkish .and French
Troojw Clash in East
San;. ulnar.
fi:;htliiK bViwr'eii Ur-iidi "troops "ill d'HtK.-d for elHier tho pro
' . mi irrtciilur Turkish bands is re- trmtas or the Industrial booth .
..i.iHm! ti. northern Hvr u bv tho
. " ...
I .1 1 t'ltsii le li I coriejti OOUOIIi m IIP-
i Oully News. Threi. hundred men
wt re kllli d or wouiitieti m tign-.
HU. The Turks cuptured a gi-eu
' tiuaiii lt
f Ll-ins,
U.H, S.Wins
East Oregon
Debate Tide
Misses Audrey DcLnp
and Vera Shaw Defeat
ed Hood River Team
Two to One. .
UNION, Ore. (Special) Pitted
against the Mood . Klver team
which won over l'endlelon recent
Ijv Vera, Shaw and Audrey i
I ap won tho eastern Orejron do
ballnjr championship lor 1'nlnn
hiffh school at the. ffymtiuslutn Sat
urday nielli- ' ,
lieep Interest, was shown by 'the
local ppopbv and the jryui was
filled to hear tho p.'ontrst,
The.thret. Judff'',. from Haker.
voted two to ono In Union's fuvor.
Miss Shaw showed unexp.ected
strength snappluB' Into I hi rebut
tal with such a vim that her part
aided greatly in wlnnlnir the de
cision. . Miss 16 Kan's part in-tho
pontest waa exeeedlnely well lak'Ui
care of. ; j
Mrs. John Worlman deser'o
much credit, for her work In train
ing .th I, wo girls wJut will now
n't alto the trip to Hun-roe.' lo parllcf
ipate li tho' state debatlnff cm
t est. ,. ; : :
. nroambif;. of tin method where
by ho could ocaso to work on all'
klnils of machine, vvoplt ami repair)
nil makes of ears; ' constant ly j
thlhklntr that sbthc ptun sliotil bo
'd(;vlsed whereby (Mintern Oregon
oople would not have 'to snd
ail to cylinders lo Portland to be rv -
ground, and :itiio wait Indefinitely!
for auto purls needed In repairing
machines, Itohcrl ). lt?Mun, one of
tint I'iirK' t.'(mi..t-rt In 111,. 11111.11.111.!
AUTO PARTS.
HOUSE !1S
Win business in T.a (irandc Hot hml l'""n' 're l H'we u new pau
mlnd to work Mo aolvo tin; prob-1 t,,r 'H,,or' ' when ' Hoverend-, Dick ;
Thol. hn llOH ,101.0 a koo.1 Job of, ,.,.,,,, ,.,.,,. i,,.,.,,,,.,,,,
Hulvlnir It l Hhown Ivy Ills ololv on.iv. ,,. ...,, ,,, rl.M, 1.. ... ,
nas Iieen , completed and now
blockH from Karaires all ovr KaHt
crn Oregon comes to his plavc to
bo rejfroimd Instead of Itelnff ship
ped to PoHlnud. .
j Nuccessful In His feature he
trrailually added a line of parts and
as the demand grew he nrev wl(h
(i(. unit! today he has thousands of
dollars In stock which nf a mo
j in eh t 'it notlu fills primlieally any
order for standard material Hint
t:ovH Into an automobile. Ilo aup
lltes all (In se things at Porlhiud
Icost idtiM freight. Hie reason being
thut ho Is tho authentic im'ent for
(Jonlluuud on pnao Ti)
Allilctic Carnival Is itn ,h0 ""Hic.ui nunibcrs win
nil iir r r I'llaiielng sketeiics by 30 pupllH of
linaca: uas micccssiui
Miss Margaret Sillltvau and solo
! dances by Miss Thelmu Freliag.
The
chool
final nlghl of Iho high
athletic l'l(dd benefit carnl-
8 1 ."aft j ne tors mid p -rHppa nts.
anrlneilt" , '
B( r Homes Exhibit
To Be Opened Tonight
"Heller Homes, .More Heuutlful (own home. h W suid. that Men
Homes, own Your Own lloiiit' Is take entire, . advantno of 'lp'f v';
the slogan or the! civic .and Hip rious agencies inalntulned Jforlhe
m tin Icl pti I orgnuly.il ( Ions ' w lib the purposu and oiio of t he prlnii ry
wclfare of AinerJtfa. ' at heart objeets of the exhibition, Is lo brtn
throughout the country and to-1 these institutions such us the H
Tilght Hie Ntrlghborhood club up, Jbrary. tlu flnanclnff comtanles and
der the direction of Mrs. J, l. jotlurs beforo tho public In hopes
I ,yneh, prefldetil, In Pollalor,aHon Mhat they inay more - tully nHllne
with llio fealty boanl will open jthciu In tho future.
Hp lr bolt'-t hiHiies exhllilHon In J ' Tlur protfrn m ;for Monday rvc
the V. M. C. A. bubdlny ut seven nlnff will stirt ai eight: o'clock in
o'clock. ;the gymnaslttm, 1 The MmHohnl mu-
The cxhlbUlon Is entirely phllun
i iiropie
in nature. No admisatoni
'IMC emiru purpowj oi me vnvv
., II,. i. tw tie irtve ttnuelmt
the
a---
movement for bettor utid more at-
tim h.-. tji'. .
houseliold- r t he wuys ami nieutis or
jlltiproviitf or IIUV" " '""S
E
E
' i .-
i Voluntf-ePS WorklTlfr ' t.O
Rescue Men From Ben.-
wood Mill Chambers '
HALT ATTEMPTS
Blast 0 c c u r red This
.Morning Just . Aftej:
..Shift Wentto ' WoVk
Near Wheeling, W. Va,
WIU'IKKINO, yr. Va., ,(rty tiiQ.
Associated Press) Morn limn Jtill
miners wert entombed by an ps- ,
plosion In thiOto'mVaud Mill mini
of tho WheplinB: .Stt-cl' corporation 1
near hern today, '
;,Tlio, explosion; occurrejl n feV
mlnuies ai'ler (ho meu wont lo .
;orlt this mornliiK- All entries to
the nilno were blocked by a full ,
of rock Hnd dfrt , ; ; i
"''our hours after the bbiHt voU
urn per resyuers, hurrledtyr nsspin- '
bled, had' beetle unable to gain en
traitpo lo the' underffrotind paa-
Ba'rways,
mine
'.plHCOp.ll
; nun jaiuiiy oi i: "utnti WJiO'liitH
of Ihls-weck. Itcverehd llck will
preach tils first., sermon, .Siindny
Morning, .May fh.'
Itever'cnd Pick .Is 'about 115 ycar.i
of uc and (Mimes to I, a Ornnd(; I
very. . highly recommended bM
Pdshup H. M. UuIiOHf). . : : '.' !J
BAKER CLUB TO
GIVE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY EVE
HAKKIt. Ore. (Special ) AlUeh
Interest. Is centering around the
program which will be pnsenpd
at Hie linker Theatre, WedlieH'UlV
evening, April 30 when Ihu Mae
Oowell elub of Hits oily, assisted
Hie Haker Concert Hand will ,oi
iertaln with a well arranged ind
delightful affair for the benerit of
the V. W. C. A. here,. Inlerspers-
jTho Ladies' Chorus of tho Mac-
iJowell club us well ns tho Hak"
Male Ocletto havo special groiipa
of songs which It is understood
will top any local performance giv
en bo far this seuson. .
Lesion County Council
To Meet at Hot Lake
, ?r -
lieicgates from all tlie legion;
posts In Union cwunty will bo pros
cnt af Hot Lake this evening .aj
an American Iefflon founty cohij
eil which is to be held there. The
principal business of the evenln:;
wilt be the deciding of tin locu
tion of this year's Armistice, day
oeb hriit ton.
sic of UlisMla will bo troiMcu ve
i thoroughly in cssa
SEALS MIN
5
. Is on ' flro i nivd Ih
trt.oHcl . Willi ocn'lly fumoH. ,'
I'll.' Ho.it I) Mvihaiiliit I
song mit :
duuee. 'Mr V.'P. McAdory wllh
open the cntefta-imiiciil with a. spy-:
cialiy pre pari, d paper giving the
history iHd origin ui Uusslun hdk
songrj. Aftof thd introdvielor
treathv? the program will be -.n-
(Continucd oil pane 6