EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING ! NEWSPAPERS-EIGHT PAGES TODAY.
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EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP) Ore
gon Fair In the eaat and
cloudy and unsettled In tlm'
west tonight and Wednes
day. VOLUME XXIL
LA GRANDE OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 251
Hunt's
Daily
Letter
(By HARRY R HI NT)
( WASHINGTON (NKA Special)
Whi'ii the. Prince or Wales, dls
' fc'iilHcd ii u Huron Renfrew, Voriic.i
lo the Slates next month tu watch
tint polo lournument. tin to will be
Do rush from Washington lo oh
liiln invltutloiis lo luncheons, din
ners, etc., in his honor.
Not lluit WnxhlngtonluiiH ,on t
Hliii the prince. They do. Hut
most or them alno like rood.
And from experience during' the
prince's visit lo Wnshiimion a few
years ago It was found I hut lunch
ing with a prince hus serious
huiidicups.
lUiriny (hi prince's sojourn In
Washington, a select group uf 1 L
"represent uiivc" Aincrlcuns, most
of them from official mid ullru
fashionable circles, were asked lo
a private luncheon nt the town
liou.se of Perry Belmont, where
Wales hud taken up Ills residence.
The royul scion proved a most
churmlng fellow. Ho knew off
hand the person u I tnl crests and
connections of each of his guests,
und conversed Intimately and at.
length with each. Mcunwhtl-
luncheon waited "und appetites
Krow. When the pnrty finally
wns ushered Into the dining rnm.
the thing uppermost In the minds
uf most of those present was luou; I
food substantial and plont'ful!
Alas! however, for such fond
hopes.
, Kvcn In democratic America, It
developed, royalty must ho served
und served first.
And if ho doesn't happen to
have much appetite, then his
guests mustn't have much appe
tite, either.
l'erhups the prince had break
fasted late that morning. Perhaps
he's a light cater. Anywuy, the
prince got his first und did not
wnit on ceremony tu satisfy such
appetite as he hud.
Beiore tlie guests at Mi foot of
I he table hud much more than
licked their chops In untlelpatlon
of I he delicacies to come. His
Uoyul HlghneHs had finished.
And, having finished, ho appar
ently senswd no ,reutm why lie
should remain at tulihj until other
more ph'blan und voracious appe
tites hud been uppcnsi'd. Without
excuse or upology. Iliorefore, he
(Continue on dh
SEPTEMBER 81
.Vet-online lo mint mi-nla I'V
h.-IiuoI orriilulH. IiIkIi Kclmol und
Kinnimar aclioola In IHalrlet Ni. I.
which ronnlHlH of Iji (imii.li-. will
open Tor I ln rail term n Mumluy
niurniiiR. September Hill.
...... ..1 l,...i-li.-ra liaa
SCHOOL OPENS
1 uii.jk . . ,,.minK. on I first atrelch nt Hit
" " . w UK .I.- re-
. ... , ... 1. -.... -I.... i.i-incil.lll ufytto
II... I.lirh 'acliool, which l uroli-
ulily lo within a few days.
She Even "Married" During The
Years That She Posed As A Man
MAH.illAI.I.THVN. town. (NKA
Special)- Hulh llundy silcci wtfully
niasuuerailed as a mail for seven
years.
Mlic did a man's work with rall
toad ai-clion RanBS and aa It furm
hand. . ,
As "Waller" llundy. she married
Kllzabelli West of New Ion. la..
three years aBo.
And none suve "Ills" mother and
own raiully mil even "his wire"
knew unlll the other day that
"Waller" llundy was a woman.
Tho section n with w hich "In "
worked sty "he" always did his
share without complaint. And "his"
olce. IlioilBll rather hlBh-plteln-d.
leully hud a masculine rlllB to It.
Ivven a physician who ul tended
"him" ilurliiB a Iiiiib Illness never
suspected "his" sex.
' The truth cume out only after a
uuarrel with "his brolher-ln law."
The "brolherln-ln-law" swore out u
wurrant lor "Waller's" arrest.
!iib "lie" had Ihri-alned lo kill
him.
In jail. KiiIIi ndiiilll'il hhe always
Had disliked reiulnine altlre. As a
little Elrl ut Hus! Alton. III., she
romped uruund- In overulls most of
the time.
When she was 17 she married
Frank Arnold al Sleelvllle. Mo. He
itblaini-d u divorce In Iowa. Sinre
then she has had no knnwIedBo of
his whf rcabuuts. she says.
After hearlliB her slory. Munici
pal JiiiIbc 11. O. Tankersley dlsmls
sed the chlirKes UKiilust her when
she promised to Bu back to "south
ern Illinois, near Ht. Louis wnn
relnttves.
But lluth mill wore her male
(Contlousd on page t)
E LADY
KILLS BABY;
i n n WW
Mrs. George White, 20,
Willing to Take Conse
quences for Murder
DECLARED CHILI)
"BETTER OFF DEAD"
Frightful Act Occurred
Yesterday Afternoon ;
Mother Then Notified
Neighbor.
HOISK. Idaho. (Special) "(live
me u speedy trial and shoot me or
hang me I want to join my baby
In a happier land tliun this." Mrs.
Oeorge White. 2!, pleuded with of
ficers yesterday uflernoon after
she hud emptied four chambers of
a .32 caliber revolver Into tin heud
of her 1 K-monlhs-old daughter ot
their ranch home . three miles
southeast of Boise, ut two o'clock.
Questioned In her cell In tiie Ada
county Jail following her arrest.
Mrs. While threw off the air or
calm that characterized tier first
statements und chose ono of dc-
C!nntlniiert on pair RV
Ml'HKCXiKK, tikla. (Uy Hie Aw
hoc Intei I J 'reus) J, ' W. ".luck"
U'mM M'., (djELpoNt'd . governor unti.
candidate lor (he democratic nom
ination as I'llited Htate.s .senator,
was made the target for several
efTKS hurled by u smalt hoy while
addressing a1 crowd here last night.
Nine of lite eggs reached Walton.
Walton seven ly scored t he Ku
Klux Klan and charged the or
guni.ulion responsible for tht
boy's pruuks.
V. S. World Airmen F
,!l!!.k,
To Orkneys Tomorrow
H11SVTK. Kiutlallil Illy I ho As-
ioclatcil I'n-sH). 'I'lii American
iirmy airplanca, un a worlil rilElit.
expect to take ofr from llroiip.li
toluol-row, arrlvlii-f 111'1 Haine ll'iy
al IUmiIuii Hay, In the Oram yfl.
IIIIOICII. (A I') Till- Ainirl
inn flliTH will tiikif ofr for Kirk
wall at f o'clock tomorrow lilorn-
final of nior,
than 7. mm milt-
rovi-ri;il. 'I'lu-lr murliiii
r.
lint throuKli final lunliiK und
i.-hIh today
is
mie
IK WON
ROTTEN EGGED
myvfA mi--w
lit w h Pt
hi , " ti
tK t A' ' 1 1
I 'i.,. 1 "WALIBtt- UVXOX . i. I I
Last Minute News
FOREST FUNDS ARE APPROVED.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP). Approval by sccrclaiy of ;,
agriculture of the expenditure of $385,400 of the for
est highway funds on the construction of highways
within or adjacent to national forests in Oregon, has
been received.. Several important sections arc affected.
DIVORCE GRANTED EX-MAYOR'S WIFE. . '
PARIS (AP). Divorce on the grounds of abandon
ment was today granted Mrs. Laura G. Hyland Heming
way Flcischmann, wife of Julius Fleischmann, former
mayor of Cincinnati.
AL SMITH TO SUPPORT DAVIS.
NEW YORK (AP). -Governor Alfred Smith, after
a long conference with Clem L. Shaver, Democratic
national chairman, said today he would give his full
support to the candidacy of Davis.. "I will make ft
speaking tour; I will do anything I can to help the
national ticket," the governor said.
SEATTLE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
SEATTLE, Wash. (AP). Mrs. Leona Hasser, for-,
merly a school teacher of Olympia, was burned to death ;
when fire destroyed her home here today. Her hus--band,
Joseph K. Hasser, had just left the home. 'He
returned and tried to save his wife, but was foiled by
stumbling, by . smoke and by her leg catching in the
doorway and an explosion of unused gasoline on the
stove. .'
WITNESSES TELL OF
TALKS WITH
' t'HICAliO (n- llli" AMMUt-lnltH
1ri NMIinii Iicoiiokl .lr.. and
Itli'liaiil tiwh IIkK-iii-iI Inilny to (In-
n-aiJIii-r ir llii-lr tli-iiinla luiil tlii-n
Mi-lr i-iMiri-Kslmis or U10 nuinirr il
UnhiTi Krank-i. Al m-vi-ml ik'IiiIi
111 Ulr naillliK I 111- ill-frmlnilts in-ttiiiuM-ii.
:
l-i-opuld'H Idi-a tof . ridiglon waii
rnuil Into Mk; r!-tord"co'H!:"-'T1icri-ir
n Mud. 1 dun't ln-Mi-vi- In a
ruliirt llfi-. whin, 1 dir. I die all
over. Of roiir:ii! llial l only un
opinion and ran lit- UiTiiiontitralt-J
only by dylntf." -
CHII'AIKI (Uy. tlio Aoilat.-.
l-ri-us) - Hoht-rl K. (row. nlalo'j
nLtorni-y, Monifay afti-rnoon r.-ui-li-i-il
tin- point wln-ri- hi- t-onld plai-i-im
a pi-uk Tn.-Hday ufli-rnoon the
oonfinaloiiH of the two youllix.
Nathan l.pnpolU. Jr.. und Hlcliiiril
l.ocl-. to thn kldnuplnir and nlny-
lli(f of yomiff llol.-rl l-'rulikM.
Hi- iraln.-d
IhlM coal by plitelns
i-lirii wllni-HMi-a on tin- ttanil.
Ki-lli-vln-r tin- irrlmni-HH of III--prot-i-edln-ta
waa tin' pi-iwuce on
tin- Htund of John ). Levlaon. uRi-'l
-nlni- and a half KOlnir on la."
Tilt- boy, who i-alili- all the way
from Ilia Kiiimii.-r liomn in Ki-nni--bunk
bi-ai?h. Maine, lo "Inform tin!
i-oiirt" uboul l-oi-b'a vImM to tliu
ai-hoolyard tlial ratal afternoon of
May 21. wore a c-oiiIukIoiih Krln.
It spread throiiBliout the court
room brlnBlnir kindly smiles iiom
I
smsKElB-
JudBC John It. CuWrbviliK iillor.
neya.. ili-fendunta and bpeelatora. ,
Kven when the boy poliib-d out
"llk-k" jAjeb. Ha the at-hool vlaltor.
Hie friendly milea on the facea of
both di-fenilunta did not fade.'
"Johnny," as' lie waa uddream-il
by the ultorneya, aeemed unaware
thttl -ho hud once been eonaldere-J
a -possible victim of the Leopold
l.uilv.iUl uml this rucl wua nol
i.-uloJ oj hla attention while he
Was jri .L-purt - J f
let liiounleil tn the wltlie.-'H box.,
elud In boylah ktilekorn und Jacket,
his Kbort- shirt open at Hie throat
und laiv stockinKa rolled down ex.
poainK bare. iirown ;. kheeftl II
lurniid .l'(i 1hli 'clerk, and hfli up
his hand to . be :worn. bill 4 Hp
ijndffe stopped hlni. I6hned Rver
the rullln-r, surroundliiK the Judi
clal bench and asked "how old
'an- yon.- Johnny?" ' i
j "Nine und half." said the boy.
"lo you go lo school und do you
I know whul It nieulia to tell the
.truth?"
"Kuri-."
Do von know whul It la , to
aweur ralsely?"
"Yea."
"And what do I hey do with peo
ple who swear' lalaely?"
"I'ul them In Jull," said John
ny, and he und tin- Jinlue chuckled.
Saw lioi'b at (v IiihiI.
Then the boy look the rorninl
oath and in u few wurda told of
lKHelii; l,oeb in lie school yurd. He
was uiiked wnul 1-ocij sniu, u..u
rcipondeil:'
"Hi- suld Mill 'er oul.' "
Why did he say tlrul 1" usked
I In- slalc'a atlorney.
"It.-eaiise wo were, pluylliB base
ball." explained Johnny.
(in cross examination ll was
j bronchi out the boy had "no other
liuslneat- 111 ( iiiciiku . . i-xu--...
tesliry al the trial. '
Then Johnny look his boylah
buuyaiicy out Hie court room and
r!nnllnueil nn ptf R)
Aniilher alli-Bi'd lioolli-BK.-r wus
taken Into custody liy the pollee
tl.-partmelil yesterday afternoon In
the person bl Julius llrowell. a
Mexli-an. lie Is eharired with sail
or liiilior.
His trlul will be held shortly
unit In the meantime .owing lo In-
I ability to ruise hull, llrowell Is In
tin- elty Jail.
IILilllls I'HM-s.
Cus-a BKuinst Stanley ' Hiailahuw
ami Wallil'-r. i.llaled with sale ol
lluuiir. were dismissed yesterday
ariernouii und evenlntr In the mu
nicipal court, owlnu to luck ol
mulerlul for prosecution.
Rose Show at Union to
lie Held Saturday Eve
l.'NION.- Ore. (Koeciall. i.'om
inittces are ut '.foik preparing
lor the annual lose ll.o which
will be held on the evening ol
Hatui'lay. August 2.
Mis. H. Kilwurd Allller Is In
charge ol the vallous collll.ill-
l tee.
I The festival will lie staged on
the street north ol thu Ferguson
Drug store.
UOUDR SALE
CHARGED MEX
COHFERENGE
GOAL STILL
III DISTANCE
Inter-Allied Parley Drags
on Today With Little
Progress - .
INFORMAL TALKS
NET NO SOLUTION
tf reneh 1 ook Lead uv
Wearisome Efforts to
Untangle Web of - In
decision. I.ONMON, (By tho Assot-lutad
l-resa) Tho (.'urnegle Inicr-ullied
contorenpe to determine action on
the Uuwea reparation plun and the
Oeriuun loan draKffcd wearily ulotiB
today with little proR-res ob
servable toward. Its goal.
No-' rormal meetings woro held
today.
In ' an Informal discussion
among Uie dolegutloua. rlnanclera
und experts, the Kronen took the
loud In. un error! - to co-ordlnutc
various 'forniulua proposed..
CA M lilt 1 1 (OK. Wq.ih. (Uy tho
Assoclutjed Press) Senutor- floury
Cabot IahIw wa progressing: well
today, after a major operation last
week.
His doctor said lio had a good
niffht'i rest and could cat what, he
cJ.o injd enjoy a siuoko todu'
Trofessor O. H. Hyslop. of the
Or-ffon AicrlculturBl L'ollcite. . re
turned to Corvallis-' yesterday
fivninfr on completing' the cerllfl
ctitlon of crops In th valh'y. He
spoilt Kuturduy and Monduy In the
fields Inspecting crops and Hundny
wus In charge of a proup of .runn
ers ul the slute experinientpl slu-
llon ut Union. He was uecom
punled on lils field trips ly II. U.
Avory, county uRrleullurullsl.
Th Hard Federation crops on
the Hum Ilrooks place, at Iinbh'r.
und the Juek Oorhuin runch, near
North Powder, were certified. Tin
K. 1). Juspr ranch produced the
only Hoft Ked'rutlon wheat found
suitable for certification.
The ucreuge this yeur is slightly
largf-r Ihuu'lust year. Incldentully
II might he iiM'titioned 1 hut Hi" po
lutu crop In the valley ts fur below
pur this yeur und no crops puss-d
the ci-rtlficutlon teals on account jof
wldtspreud Ulseuse.
La Grande People al
Baker Picnic bunday
Heverul I. a llrunde people al
lended a picnic held al The I'lnen.
near linker, Hiindny, IneludliiK Kd
Klu ll und purly, 1'eler llevlor, Ills
iluiiKhter and two sisters vIsIIIiik
here, Dr. W. T. I'hy und II. (J.
Avery, county ue-enl. The' lulter
two men made addresses, uecord
liilC lo reports
MIXTIir.ll I'ASNKH ON
The mother of J. K. Kirk, of
Allantn. Ga passed on al Imbler.
this morning. Hhe was taken III
veslerday morning und never re
gained consciousness. Mrs. KlrU
Is a sister or William Miller of
lu (Irunde.
MAItKIT yl'VI'ATKINK
'.I'OHTI.ANIJ, Ore. (A PI live
stock uni hung"d. Kggs firm, cur
rent recelpls 2011 Oil. henneries
2ai 2). Hutler firm und scurce.
Ililllerful rirm and scurce, Vi
cents.
KAN KItANCIW.'o (Al- Hut
terful K. (.1. U. 4 J cents.
BASEBALL
"At'lFlO COAST I.KAIil.'K.
TDHECDDl
CERTIFY UNION
IIOUNTY GRAIN
(i,l, W. U IVI.
Han Kranclsco .' 81 48 .075
Keuttle 61 til .bit.
Hueramenlo 6 "3
Oakland ii f8 .4!m
Vernon - 68 .nil
Halt l.uko 65 6" -7
l.o Angeles 62 02 .468
I'orllund 48 06 .426
, No fame Monduy, teams travel
ing " . . j
New Diving Sensation
)aM it
iiA M::m" H"i S-ii
lli lug miiiIi as this i-aiiH'il Mlsi I, Milan I'Vi'irus uf Alaiiimlu,
1 Calif., Iti Im ratisl thu sensation of IN-I Monta'a annual swIiiiiiiIiik
(Mi-nival riMi'lilly. Sim won tint senior wiimi n's cliamptoiudilp.
Our i-niiieraniaii lauglit lu r In I Ills iicturo as she mcctncil a
iwrfeel i-iitiMit-jHi-k-knlfe. '
OREGON DEBT
SIXTY MILMQN
Ill u. recent sluteinent Issued hv
Jefferson Myers, slule treasurer,
figures or Interest to till Oregtin
luus wero given, IneludliiK an
nouncement that tho total bunded
Indebtedness or the state ot Ore
gon June SO, IU24 wus $l.ll,:i!H.
fl 0 i. ugalnsl which there Is a tired
It of l. 041. Hi7. 37. The asu-sseil
vuluulloli of ull taxable property
In the stale III IU2 wua I,IHZ,
4IU.6IK. The oiitslaudlug huiids, us acg
regateil by the Hlale In-usiiier, fol
low: llill-ul el-eilil biitlibl I ir.ii.llilll.llli
Stale highway bonds a8,lt4 .2r.0.tl0
IHstrlcL Interims I
bonds I.iill7.74ll.(i0
World war velerans
un.l bonds 2il.iil),i iin
Totals liia.atil.U'jii.'ia
Against Iheuo outstanding bonds
are i-rcdlls as follows:
Hural i-ri'dlt farm
mortgages $ 4r.0.!Mi'i.ll(l
Irrigatluii d I s I r I c I
certificates of lli-
debleilness . 1,11(17,7411.11"
Worhl war veleralis
stale aid sinking
mud 2,ir,.'i.i'j:i.!ir.
World war velerans
stale aid r I r s t
mortgages
('uati on hand lo bo
convened Into rtrst
mortgages from
, worhl war veterans
rund
l-'oreclosi-il land
Toliil cVeillts J,94I,lir.:(7
. "These rurul credit boildn," the
report s;ild( ''bear interest ut A
. fOnnMnned on pav fi
Eiht Million Dollars
nil.LKii.-rr t'Uinf
aiu in.,, widespread disposition to find In
this udvance (he evidence of nil
NKW YOHK (Al') The 'urn i-(expected upturn In kreneml busl
,A r.,...-..Hf.il ...Hi(..ni.n nf ihe neHS. The decline of avenge com-
bulk or the rortuno left by thetmodlty prices litis talely been re
late Andrew t.'urne(tle, today pnhl larded. And sharp advances In the
Hanipel Harden Church, presldt'tit
of tho t'urneiftc InKtltute, at rittii
hrugh, elKht million dollars In iul
d I lion to the endowment for edu
cational work.
im ii, lilim 'lf'1 jr
ir
' 'I . ... H...
XTR A
"HOOT" l. I'l'INIlM'.TOV
I'llMII.KTO.N, Ore. (Al')
"limit" Ulison. nuvl star and
former Itiiimil-Vp , (imlHiy per
former, is licrn In mnkri some
tti-Hteni ptiluii-s In iimiiet-tlon
Willi Hie ii)uniliii null nearby
l-aliilics.
l-OI.ITK'S IN Till-: WITI'III'.N
WH'AHHKr, JU-. (Al1) I'olltlcs
Is noliig lo Ik i-anleil Into kltdiens
of Maine. lOvcry wotnnii of pnim
liirnce In Ibe- (leniiH-rntlr lairly
lias iiiutrlhutcil prlui fissl form
iilits for Mm- Hlaln r .Maine cook
bisik. Tliciri nii to tin held to
swell Hie t-aniialgii finlil.
I.A I'OI.I.i ri I) ASKH ItDA.SON
HASIIINIiTON (Al") llcclnr
Sig that be hail "n'asun lo lie
llete" liat repii'ieiitatlveM of the
sugar IntereslM were delaying a re
port by the tinlrr coiiiihIshIoii up
on an luicsligalioti Into the costs
or similr pnNlmrtloii, Ki-unlor Im.
l-'nlleii iialny calliil upon tlio
t-iimnilMsltm for fill pMiI'mnlloni '
- ml
Optimism Increasing In
the World of Business
-,Ni;V Y O ILK, (Hpeelul) Nol
ivtihslitiHlliiK tin- di-pnssion which
ulitl lniriii'lfriMH iiiiiiiv lirn nclifri of
I 1 7,H!2.7 imjiintry. there are evtd'ticrH of In
. en'iishrK- optimism rt'Kiirdlni? Hie
Iri'iid of busliii-HH In the later
months of'the year, si ales the cur
iieiii isHii" of iIk1 "(liiaranty Hur
t.rtTH. 171. ?B v,,y- which has Just been Issued by
32.7K.74 (,M. unuraiiiy Trust company o(
New Vork. . ,
"In part, this nn-uter hopeful
ness Is due lo the sustained udvaiice
of s"curlty prices In recent weeks,"
the "Survey" continues. "While I he
ilbilliflunce 11111 cheapness of money
limy be the primary renson for the
Improvement In the market for
slocks nn well as bonds, there is u
'r.pii-nM nt eei-tuln commodities, no-
tably wheat and corn, havo cn-
eouruired proilucnru una irauers in
tlie prepurutloii for tin expansion
of mercantile business in the gram
AWARD JOB
OF CMC
RIPETIHR
Three Hundred Million
Feet to Be Taken from
Klamath Reservation i
MINNEAPOLIS CO.
GIVEN CONTRACT
$5.53 to Be Paid Per :
Thousand Feet for Yel
low and Sugar Pine;
Price Advances Later.
WASHINGTON (By the Associ
ated I'ress) Tho contract for tho
cutting of three hundred million
feet or ripe timber on tho North
Mui-ali unit of tho Klamath Indian
reservation In Oregon wua awarded-'
by the United Wales Interior de
partment today lo tho Fremont
Iond compuny. of MlnneupoltB.
' Prices to bo paid aro 9a.5!l per
thousand feet for yellow and BUftar
pine, 92.50 for Douglas fir and In
cense cedar and 'Z for other ape- :
ties. .
l-'or the period beginning April
1. 1928, prices aro to be advanced
12 per cent and later othor lu-
oreusea uro to bo mudo.
TO SAO PAULO
.vWl'NOH A IB EM (My fhe Asso-p
ciuiea vvrpss) While the rein
hunts of 1)io mUttury fprueH which '
ruvnjre, hi .nlo 'nuio juiy 6 yvcr) "
heltip pursuert tortHy in thd inter-,,,
lor, (Jovnrnor' IfescunipOH, ota
more Installed lti his state capi
tal, wus taklntr account' of tho
damage suffered from the 1 thren ,
weeks hombardineiit, fire and ptl- '
lug-e. ......
Although estimates are not yet
available it Is blleved tho dRtn- '
agn will ruti into rn 11 lions ol do(- 1
hi is und soldier and clvllluns kill-" "J
ed will number many hundrcdit.
Ho inn of Hao Paulo's finest struc
tures ure reported In ruins. ' t
MOTOR CQ. IN
Today (lift Perkins Motor com
pan, agents for Henry Kord'a au- '
tomotlve products, which hss
uiitde Its home In tlie Koesch build
in if on t lie corner of Adams and
l'trv Is trunsnctlnK all business In
(he new home erected by Hlurgltl
Mrolhers on the corner of Kourth
und Adams, oppos.tn tho . federal
hulIdlnK-
The inoviiiK Is not ull over yet
hut It. Is completed to such an ex
tent that the iihuhI type of service
will prevail In tlie new headquar
ters. "There will be absolutely no
let up In service." Mr. W. C. Per
kins announced toduy.
The new gnrafte bulldingi which
is conceded lo be onn of the finest
In the state front every uiikIc, ts
also one of the most beautiful
business buildings In La OrHiidi'.
Formal openiuK of the new
biilfdlnir will bc held probably lit
uboul 1 G days. 1
ktou luff districts. Moreover, t he
rupldlty of readjustments of prn-
luctlon effected since the pshhIiii?
of the peak of activity In tho spring
hus lent support to the hope that
I he maximum curtailment of Indus-
trlul oulpul (hut may be expuclei
on tills movement hus been reach
ed. , r.lltrMK'll U I'nUllll-IIUII.
"This anticipation of better busi
ness In the near future accords
with the vbw that In a period llkr
t he present h succession of short
hut rather wide fluctuations in tin
volume of industrial productions if
normal. With unusually luoce pro
ducing capacity In many buslc lines
of Industry, there tu now a great m
decree of elasticity of output than
ordinarily obtains. In response lo
any large growth of demand out
put can be promptly increased, und
when the unusual demand hus been
met the resulting curtailment ot
production tends to he correspond
ingly abrupt.
"An exumpla of theso wide flue-
(Coulluucd oa Pago C),
DAMAGE GREAT
NEW LOCATION