La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. CITY EDIT 10 N Th? Vdlhr? PORTLANP (XP). Oreaoa Fair aad nnw tonUrht ui Frldj VOLUME XXII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 217 wmttmt Hunt's Washington Letter WASHINGTON NK -Spcrlul ) Uoy HaylK'S. roly-poly prohibition I loiiiniiBMloiHT, Is a proui) und hup-J py mull. t . j Uoy claims thi honor of huvlng' luuilti tho' Kvpubllcuii niitlonul con T. nllnn lit Ulcvi'lanJ :tho dryi-st nntlonu) pnlUlial Kuthi-rln? to the lilslory ol llio U. a. A.v . , . , When Uoy says "dry." ui.umi It Uln-nlly, not flRuriitlvcly. Hn' ii-ri-rrlnir lo I Ik- ubm-nco ut ulco-j liuUc lHvvraRi-ii. not lo Inc.- luck of! ' cnllMiHluHltl which tlio corrrHpontl-' ciilN hud In mind when thoy dc Bcrlliud .the convention us "dry." IlHyncH iillrlbulca the ulcohullc.l ilruiltll ul. i Icvclmid '(o curcfut prr ni ration. t'k'Velund He had Bpeclul iigenla In potiinK ukeiy c.a ror, four wi-pka prior to tho -unm-inbllnc of the di-li-g-ati-a. Aa a result aholit Hie only auppllca In evldenco dur Ine the I'ooliUiro convention were those curried to tho town "with them. ' , Ilia success In Cleveland lias mque uoy uiiiiiinotls. lie craves I now to clamp the lid oil New York. CoVeiTlOr Flvnn IntllP--alnrinir the Keinocratlc mnilim. u. : effectively aa he had It on ut t.-levc-hmd. . - Already lie has had an additional regiment of rum sleuths oh Hie Job tle-re for weeks. New York, however, threatens In present difficulties not presint a Cleveland. New York and New Jer- sey wets are Just as determined to provide alcoholic hospltullty , on that occasion lis Huynes and '" his 1 i:-i nts are Unit lliiuors simll not flow. This rivalry between" the prohl- hlllnn offlelals and the boys who 1 seek to iintlclpale a wet plunk In , the Democratic platform promises' to provide a panic of hide and s-ek:"'" "ucrui were overcome uy fur the deli-mites not less thrllllncr than the quest for tho right mun to run for president. Iteptlbllcull illturest, now thul the (Hy a (iiardniflii) CAMI' I.KWIH. Wash. (Special lo tin Observer by Mull). June 16. Tin" boys are Hit buck In camp iigaln iirter a week-end off on leave. Most or tin-in went to Seattle al though 16 went Hp within four miles of Paradise Inn on Mt. Italn I't. They Haiti that there In seven fi-'t of snow around tin- Inn right now. Tomorrow (Tuesday) Is f til I equipment Inspection day. Kvcry i" Is washing up their solk-J tiuMiinff tonlpht so us to Ik rradv tulllUITOT. Tin- Miiho ntiliotial irunrtl urrlv ''I In camp Sutiirduy iind Die ('. M. T. . lirKnn to nrrlvi lodfty. Tip WM.shtnclon ffiiardfl an- nil Mtalion fO in Camp Murray. mur Ihti. . A fi-w of th I .a (Irainli' ! Ii.ivi- hu'J Morn fi-i'l nml foldn Im' th y art all prctly well now. . Quite u nuiiilit-r of Hportlnjf uviiIh (Continued on pnco fi) Circus-Frolic Well Patronized This Week litt' Tist cduiinin-a to run IHkIi J Hn Mouhh I'trcUH-frollc undor tin ( nl Imt k of tlu Koky hutldtnk "nil a liiryn' urowd Ih on liund -acli vi'iiinir. both to wltncn tho mititri tniniiicnt und try to takr homV'n pif, blanket or Home uliuilar ur t !--. . ' . .. The blirm-Hl nlk-lit of th- show, iitrh ntarlcd Monday oventng- will Sal unlay when a record trrod Ik fxprcti'd to be In uttendanee. l (Continued on pacn JO . ' vCipIifeis ,. not tedious Farmer-Labor Meeting Ironing Out Disputes HT. PAt h. Minn.,rty the Asbo riat.d Pres) 'Khe- national Fr-"-r-,uhoy-Progressive convention went Into a night seswlon Wednw ihiy evening with a harmony or ganization plan In prosm.'-' Hn'' the deii-gutes primed to vote tor Immediate organization of a vino cuiiHeieme, miuii political party. t Coin mil tee negotiations between 'he i wo W'IiooIh uf political thought reprcmnlcd In the gathering were rvHonihie for this ending of tho striiKgie. They followed public Ktatements ly William . Fostor, halrman of t hi- WorkiTM parly and I'oniiuutilKl leader, nnd Will , i"m Mtihoney, chief Furnicr-1 Jibor figure In arranging the convention. In whleh they declared no boll or oi her division of t ho convention nas contempluled. Foster told tho delegates his parly had no lufnllon of captur ing the convention. Mahoney said ilia fucllon would stick tu the fin GAS CLEARS p ,,,,, f.. " ,', unios Overcome Four Senators in Heated , Session SHORT RECESS CLEARS CHAMBER nant; Declares He Will Solve Act and Discover Responsible One. , l'ltoviiii;NCK, u. i. (iy H,,. Associated I'ress). Itlchlorlie- K" Ma" ,,'t toa!"' 'ho senate eul""'r loduy nftcr that body, hHi ai-aslon since, Tues- llu' afternoon. Knctions that h a v e prevented adjournment UBI'c,'d lo Hn hour'a recess In or. 0cr to l',"ur ,U! rr"" ." c,,anibt-r. Tnri'" Republican senators and the pas and trvaled by phyalctans. When the Benute reconvened the physician reported h found J 11 Kepiblican srnaturH unfit to re turn to the chamber because uf gas potvoninfr. An hour and omvhnlf nfter th-' Biih was discovered, the physi cians announced that fouv of. the, senaturH most seriously III, were out of danger, Lieutenant Governor ( ToUpin. pale and nauseated, mounted tln'i rostrum nnd annutinced thf son ate would proceed with Its bjs Iivsh. - Kour stricken senutoia wore not In their places. Oovernor ' llynn doclHnd ' 1m ''was train (r to the bottom of this und find out who did It." ; The hemocrallc minority In the senate has been conducting h fill busier against adjournment In an (Continued on page M PIONEER PASSES ON AT WALLOWA; BURIAL AT UNION WALLOWA. Ore. (iJpeclnJo-s-ph Mei'iu. a pioneer resident of Kastern Oregon, passed away ut his home on Iry Creek early Sud1hj luurning at the end of a short ill ness. Mr. lleem was about 7" years utf age and hns been a resident of I'niun and Wallowa counties fur many yeurs. having resided on Cricket l''lat. later going nlili hl:i family tu Malm and then lo Wash ington, where they lived for a lime. The family came to this county about twelve years ago. 1 The deceased Is Mil vlvt d by his widow and the following ehildren: (Jeunte. Warner, Mrs. Guy down ing, Mrs. Mary Ha vis, all of Wal lowa, and Mrs. 1 Chris ilahind, of Knterprlse. The remains were tuk en to Cnlon fur burial. Island City ' Man Is i Arrested; Trial Soon I,. K. .lohnson. of iHluml Clly. ! was arraigned before the Justice oft pence this morning charged wit It iiuiintMinlng a public nulMiince in l! vlolailon of the lienor law. lie entered a plea of nut giillly and . was releaacd on $500 bull. His trlnl has been set for Monday, June 21 in the office of the Jus tice of peace. ish unless outright Communhtic control developed. Ihdegalions Neni Home. Further evtdenci' of the Ironing out of the differences which foi time threatened the Mf? of the TMiherimr wa furnished by an. overnight agreement to disolvr the delegation from the Worker party and the Federated Farmer- I jilt or parly, of which C K. Ituth- ..nliPnr whs leuder. The flH'W SHITE I H PRO bers of these d. legatlona were din-I Oaklawl 7. Saw Fram cm-o I. , patched .to their respwtlve home! At Han Francisco - It. H. K. stales, Kiithenberg to Ohio. Fos- (Oukland 7 14 2 ter to Illmols and Hie latler's Jmjii-jSan Frum-ha o 31 in-law. Jimcph Manley, to New) Hatterb-a: Foster and Itead: Wll- v0rk. Wllh tbi ending of the rcpr sentutlon of political organliuliona us such, went the delegations from the World War Veteran. Amal- gumated Clothing Workers and ni.ir Workers' league.' The roll (CouUnuwl ga pa l DEMOCRATIC POSSIBILITIES DISC Visitors Inspect Union and Wallowa Counties On All-Day Auto Trip Parachute Saves Life Of Aviator DAYTON. Ohio (By I up Ah.socI ated i'rcsi) IJeuleuanl Joint A. Maclteady, veteran of the Ameri can non-stop cross country flight,' last night escaped death by mak ing a parachute jump from his air plane when it burst Into flames jut an altitude of 1&00 feet.'. When the plane hit tho earth tho crash brought a crowd to the sce.ic. The people stood helplots ly by while the heat ' from the burning' wreck kept them at a dis tance from which they were un able to rc4cu' the. pilot whom they' believed had been imprison ed in the flames. lieutenant Maclteady surprised them by appearing and announc ing he had landed safely half a mile away. Lieutenant Maclteady Is well knnun In I ji flraiide.. Hn ueeiim- panied Colonel Jasom hens some ' time, ago In a iJc t-tavllami plane advertising the C. M. T. C camps , jind while here was a guest at h liim-liPnn irlven hv tlw t liHiiiber of comnicrce directors In the, 8ommor.uy ,l,n,Ht Pn one throughout grill. FATAL 10 9 TOLUJjo (Ky the Aasoclated Tret-H) Hix wrn killed today when an Interurhau car demolish ed an automobile near (lenoa. Two men, two women and two children wero the victims. " ATLANTA, Oh. flty 11m- Asso ciated Tres-i)- Three men Were killed In a collision of a pa.ssengrr and freight train near Adalravltlc, Ga.; today. Humcro licats Stosslel. 1 NKW YOltK. AI') r- gulnlln llomero, Chilean heavyweight made it comehaek In the American ring Wednesday night when he decisive ly outpointed Joe Htosslet, rangy New. York heavyweight. In a 12 round bout at the elodrom A. C. The Chilean was on the aggressive during most of the bout and won by a good margin. Kntllsli In I'olMi S.hH-. WAItSAW (Al-I. Tile I-iiIIhIi TI WRECKS inlnlntry of education has decid-' AsKoetHled I'ps) Two lire dead. slock within tin- city limits cIhIiii ed 'to introduce the teaching of nnd five injured u the result of a ' cd lo bi offensive to residents w:is Kngllsh into most of the schools, tornado .which hit this Hectfon lale j rend and considered but no action I'Veflch and German are at pres- ( yesterday. j wus lulien. ent taught. It has been decided i property loss is probably uhout A rooming house license w.ia either to tfdd a third class In half a million dollam. denied Charles liatiley. Kngllsh or to replace German vj Ivngllsh. BASEBALL PACIFIC COAST li;AGl F, Clubs H; T pet. San Francisco .44 i ,6tt Health) .. ...40 SI .50 1 Vernon .. ...38-. 35 ' .621 Haeramento 35 3G .4:c; Salt iMkt 24 ZH .47? Portland t " 39 .4f.K l-os Angeles Z' 41 .4 HX Oakland 32 41 ,4y8 (liy the ASKOelulvd I'resxt Port land 13. Salt l-akc IB At Halt l-ake It. II. I'orlland .. 13 I n Salt I-akn 1 l Hattertes:, Kekert. Ke und Hilly, Query; ThomaH, 'McCube and Cook. Vernon H, Angelo 2. At 19 Ang' lea It. H. K Vernon 'J - os Angelca 2 7 I Haltrles: Cadore and l. Mar J Hy: Humovich. Itainsay and Jen Mas. I I Hams. Geary, wiiorr ano agnw I ' ' Seattle . Sacramento I. At Karrnmentti It. H. K Seattle 1 I Harraim-nfo 4 1 J Batteries: -Kteuiand and Tobln. Hughes; Can f if Id, tfuiilh und Koch- ler. ION Land Settlement Commit tee of Portland Cham ber of Commerce En joyed Its Findings (liy NOLAN BKII-'l') TcrhapM the one thing that sur prised members of tho land Set tlement committee of the I'ortl.ind Chamber of Commerce during their tour of Cnion and Waltqwa counties yesterday was the fuel that the greater share of the farm ing land In the Grande Honde val ley was being utilized either for grain growing, pasture land or more Intensified farming and fruit raising. Thu valley, with Us lurgc acreage of fertile land, here adapt ed to grain crops and thoro to varied crops, was a p'eas'ng sigh', to I he visitors, viewed from I Ih side hills near Cove, stretching to the west and north and appearing as a veritable checker board, spat ted by orchards and groves and with many streams and rivers in terwlnlng to lend added beauty lo the whole. Another fact that Invoked com ment was tho large ifuuntily of furm,n lunu ,mrk of '&n- And still another especially to UoEf! who werw foreign to this seeiion or uie Hiaio wim uie na- urui MCfinc vuiues inai nro inrui- thu course of thu trip reaching a high point through the Wallowa canyon and coming lo a fljumc had when Wallowa lak . .h reached. "J IHtei-Hil) Ntfdcd. " The opinion expressed brjinaiiy on the J0A'y .vstnrday w.fa thai diversified furmlng was badly needed 111 Cnion county. A forty ucre true!,' cut up so that dairy cattle, chlckeim, hogs, small fruits' garden truck and product or an orchard would all go to swell the purse of the owner, would bo the Ideal farm la mosl'arls of this valley, was the belief expressed as one of the means of solving some of the agricultural ' difficulty I confronting local farmers. A one man farm, with no large outgo to highly-paid labor, etc., to cut Into profits. Is the thing! The party, riding In a Lincoln, a Packard and a Kranklin, left La Grande about 8:15 o'clock, go- (Continued on page 6 IHCKIXHMX. N. Hi t. (ty tin - TORNADO HITS NORTH DAKOTA Late News Flashes CONVICTS' DKUVKUY CIIKCKKO. SAIKM, Ore (Al'). Fifteen convicts in the nUiie prison, including five who participated in ' a daiintf break over the wall on the morn in jr of March 28, were this morning thrown into the hull pen for safe keeping following the f lustration IhmI night of plans for a. wholesale delivery,, by prison officials. KVKLYN AGAIN DIVOKCKI). NKW YORK ( ArjKvelyn Nesbit, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, was divorced today by her second husband. Jack Clifford, actor and dancer. The decree wits signed by a judge who heard the testimony two weeks ago. I'KOCKKI)!N(;S STOITKD. MEXICO CITY A P). Proceedings of the Mexican government to expel Herbert C. Cummins, Hritish dip lomatic agent, were ordered stopped today by President Obiegon, after he learned (neat Britain had ordered Cummins withdrawal tomorrow, OPKNKI) CASK TODAY, VAI.LA WAIXA. Wash. (AP). With K. W. Smith, president of the "Astoria Flour Mills, as the first witnem, Intervcnors in favor of abolishing the 10 per cent differential enjoyed by Portland over Puget Sound points, opened their ca.se before the interstate commerce commission examiner today. CLO DEMOCRATS DIVIDING METROPOLIS Political Pot Is Boiling Merrily in New Yorji in Pre-Caucus Days McADOO ARRIVES FROM CALIFORNIA Candidate ' Outlines the Constructive Reforms Which He Declares Will Bring Victory, Ni:V YOltK (hy Uw Associated Pre) With McAdiKi In exexti tlvr i -I in rue of his animlini licrt ami new licailiiuarters oiH'netl for (;otirnor Al Kmlt'.i, Hli(tral maii ciivcrliig tovaiiio morn liileitso. tit day. Afiti-McAdoo leaders are dlM'ttNhliig MsMlbi opiMHients, Scn alor I'al llarrlsoit. or Mlfolsslppi, has Iwi'n Miggchtcil as a pMihlc Iircslilciillal iH'inwrath iiunitncc. other possibilities. ' some , or Whom have already opened head quarters. Include ( iscar Under wood, John W.. liavis. Carter Glass Kamuel . L, llalslou and James M. ('ox. NKW YOltK (Hy'the Associated PreHh) The arrival of William U- McAdoo from j'alllnruia and George, Breiinuri ( from Chicago, combined with the swettotlhg (Conllnuml' on oaxa 61 The ordinance creating a city planning commlrtsiou cnnsisllng of I en members, was read for the Ihlrd and final time last evening at Um city commission meeting and iased. No emergency clous'1 is atlaehed to the ordinance which meims that it cannot become legal I ly cfferlivi for 30 das. j Two Improvement districts were 'created by resolutions 147 anil 144. I enihniclng Spring street from Al ' der to Fourth and Alder from ; Spring to I'eiinsylvanhi, respect ively. A communleatioii regarding , , I PLANNING BOARD SURETY Convention B Mity gt : -1 1 ib : ;' ' tD 1 ' '. ' t , j-, u - . .. . . I'rolmlilj. lliu Jiiuil, pxantirui or lliii IH'hmk mile nallinial' com " hiKIimi Hunan In Jlrrt. lUMM'rt llalc, k!k mn nrrltiil In Aew York from Wyinnlntfe from whlcli ;Nlule Iter, i'ul lice In uciiator. ; Mliu Ih1 taking part In 'convention' iireluiiiiiuric-, STILL TAKEN , :' BY OFFICERS One of llio largst -AhKkoy stills ever taken In cast.Tit Oregon was brought Into Ia Grande today about ikmki hy threo deputy sher iffs of this county ami a s(aU of ficer. 'II m still, of A-Kallon ra pall. was eiiirist4itf(l oil Fox Hill and lis alleged owner, i A. l-'.hl rid, aged -t;l jcars, ' was., placed miller ariiwl. ' 1 l-:idild Is now In the . county Jail awalimg dtHposiiion of his case, The case will oil h"r be tried In vlmukn acceptable, lo .MeAihm. the local courls or will made a Uocltwcll nald MeAdim rorci- would stale case.. J'ofdllve deelslon us ontrol m.r-t nt (lie cmeiiiloli to that has not yet been urrlved j, ,,,.,., ,M.,HB u.m m, rrno- i hit Ions, AVhcti akeil whether Me- When the' offleers raided thejAdno MimhI ror a "dry" plank In lilaee (hi still wa not in uperaMun jih leiiioerAtle platform, (Hkwell but M liad recently rinlKhed a run Uald his eamlhlnle wax not tlhinf and wan prepared for another, lug tho planum, but added (tint "lr. (me gallon of whiskey and Sou , McAdoo belleieM tho Vohleud Act ' I-' gallons of corn mash' wej-e confiscated. . also Auto Total Wreck But Driver Escapes Unhurt j S. T. Crowe, of 1oJtne. drove his 1 1 Hdsmotille touring car hilo a lar j wagon that had been used lu t lie, roiislruetion work nejir Ktgiu yes jierday ami the'ear was Ihronu four or five fei-t off the grade by the ) lorce of Hie Impftel. The entire jfronl and left Hide of Ihn ear wus alinosi uemoiisnen ny him collision. Hy a lucky freak of fate Mr. Crow eneaped with very slight Injuries. Tw ear whs towed to lft (iraude lasl I'venlng for repairs. ' ' i 'r Girl Admits She Was , .. . . r i.v.j .. ii V dll.SL UI 1 HUH JldM,'of rnj ,) the Hliite giime eolli ' ' j iiilSNiou, but lm-tud d us gueHtf ,..;r r,K,.K-.iM,.,-irpH. a,r-r,A:v",;1r,u;: Ine 'rlholme, b 1 4-year-old girl, , , , . ... . , , sportsmen of la iimnde. Iihs eonfeHsed to having Nd fire to the Hope I leveiopment school at Tho gmite eom mission were on IMiiya del key, near here. May Xt. an Inspection trip wild were at Fn- iuhen 24 liven were loaf, arcordlng , Ion lo Inspect the stale f inlt hateh S hii announeeiiteiti ly inlrl t At-jery and to plHn for future devel ilorney A Hii Keyed. opmeiit. It. developed that Hie j The child, one of the former in-jcouiiiitssioii has intentions of build 'males of the home, told Keyva. ae-lng another fish liHlehery in Kast I ror 'ling to his statement, that she em iregon, posatiily lu tirant Set the home ufire without any as-1 county and wh n this Is done Hh tsisiance or without suggestion j ker county will be supplied- from Ifroiii uity aeroiid party, the new hut hery and th Insillu- Keyi s declared that the girt gave! lion at Cnion will then be used to 'no reason for her act. and addeo j aupply the hIp-him of l.'nioti and .1.,, I....I u,,l.inlM.r..l li In. Wullnwil I'oimllf-M ohtv. With tllC formation. She appeared at lits of-ieontemplafed hatcheries to lw built flee, he said, with tho announce- both In Eastern and Western Ure ment that she had something she gon the state wilt havo twenty go- wanted to say. . jlng concern which U Is admitted district attorney's investigators ; will bring the game Mutt supply up are engaged. In checking the story, (to away above any Blamiuid that 3ED r 1 1 BULLETINS iiomu Kiiiiis tiiuj;u VAS'VOS. (Al) Tlirco.tiieii were ltlllel when an miUtenilfled armed bssashIii i bn-w a ImmiiI ttfiionif guest h al a nfcpiliin fu nlglit at the VIcturlK hotel In Sha inef'n, tile foreign iiaiier, to (ov crnor ;eiieraJ .Merlin, uf l-'rvncli luilu-Chlnm. Thu bomb thrower l ltAMI.VG VAXiTY I'l-ANKS. WW YOltK. (AI David I -add IttMkwell, who Uhm leen managing McAdoo'm i-ainpnlgn, said that work already sinrled on framing can be. enforced." MA UK Kl i:inATUH. I'HItTI.ANH. Ore. ( AOCuttle, hogs, sheep steady. Jrumhs steady, one loud of fancy Mt. Adams lambs brought a hi) cent premium, regu lar lop $11. Kggs unseltled. flut ter steady. tfitHurrut (I'ortliiud) nlemly. HHtUrfat (Sun FraiiclMruJ cents. 1 East Oregon Another A dinner al iUv Cnion hotel ycH erdny at tho noon hour brought v , together not only the hnsltifss men 5ED.D. S. STAND ON MATTER Washington Government Stands Squarely Be hind New Law. NOTE ToTjAPAN FRIENDLY, FIRM Points Out That Exclu sion Provision " Does Not Trespass Upon ' Any Obligations. TOKIO (lr l AwoclalciJ reiw). laputc-M) orrhUla, In re ceipt or llio American reply to Hi" prole! agauut I lie eidiuhm iiiiwiin!. lu not eonleniplato ii oiIilt pralcitl. It l Indlcaled, but may mimI anollK'r comnluntcaltoii lu leae Urn Imue In Mich a Mu ms I hat It can be taken np again unilcr more propitious drcuiu- , htaiKxn. The leader reallas It In funic lo try to alter the Mu llon unlll after , tin American eltl'tluntl. ' WASHINGTON (By tho Associ ated I'rrH. Tho American reply lo the Japanese protest against the exclusion provision .of the im mlgruttbri act -was -made pub Ha hern by the state department sim ultaneously with! Its ' publication through the forvfjit office in To- ' - ConUnnx) Mt paaa'fc ' ' - Crops are looking good In Wal lowa county (his year, despH many adverse reports that hve seeming ly been too pessimistic that havo been given space In the newspapers Ihls spring, and a near normal crop In most sections Is to bo ex pected. . 4 A tour of the county shows that Hit grain crop Is standing well and. with the rains refreshing ,thn fields and bringing great relief during tho past few days, prospects for a good yield are much brighter than they have been painted. Agricultural conditions, on the whole, in Wallowa county, are also Improving. Tho farmers have been working harder during the past year or so and many believn that the county Is In hotter shap this year than other districts through out Oregon. Narcotic Trial Held Up by Lengthy Case The scheduled trial today of Hr. T. ft. Iscc, and l.ou (long Men, charged with possession of narcot ics was held up In the circuit court owing to the non-complotlon of tho civil (.rial of K. O. fceek vs. Fred Havls, w hich Vas si III In the prog ri HH of (aklug testimony tills morn ing. The civil case may go to tho jury late, this afternoon or tonight, howevr. , May Get Fish Hatchery Jius heretofore been reached. A pheasant farm has recently tern eHtabllstied . at Fendleton whleh Insures a greater supply of birds for this part of the state. In tho official party were .1. N. Fb-lahner, that veteran sportsmnn who has been on the Orrgon gamn and fish commission for many years, and whose work for the wild IITe In this state in roi-ognlted by nil, lien Horrls of Kugeno who also Is commissioner vas In at tendance, Harotd Clifford of (Irani county, another commissioner ami J. V. Malonvy. the Umatilla countv representatives on Hie fisti and game board. A. K. fturghduff, slutn game warden, was listed among thu offlelul representatives, as was Otto M. Jones who heads the depart- ntent of diical!on and Frank Htelt maeher of Albany who Is with th research 'depart ment. Stanley Jew ett of tho biological survey was also a member of the party, Thu dinner -was greatly enjoyed " and much good was accomplished by the Ualuu mtvUug. . IDE CLEAR 1 a a a a' Aaka at m al at m mil i mm inn VVALLUbVil flAO GOOD OUTLOOK