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t i S'orifJav. October. 6. 1024., TTTK t;A' GnANnK::',WVTmn;f)t13JRi;,VETT, nrr Local News In Brief v Going Up! OOMINO FVfcNTH or. 11 Armistice I my celebra tlon horo. ,-Jui-ia wtlli trombone", French horn anil baritone. From tint perusal of the newspaper )t appears that Mr. Loney Ih proving wry succcssi ul in his venture, with the. noted musical organization. Vfefthiz Hrnv- r I Mrs. John Ciardiit r tif l'urfland. I in jvislting here ut t hi; home pf her ! Hifther, Mra. Dun Turner, i "-, -h- 4 ; 'Mfc Oiiilry i Jvrehfo -Co Will Of ClHvIt Art 1st Deputy Sheriff C. 1. ilolhrnnk left for Boise, Idaho, Huh inorn jlng to. take charge or t'aii F.mer Ison who In wanted in this city on charges of passing bad checks. n Hcn Conley WHM In La (Jriinde .' - ,.,... fKWi.n ay.- ir- rcpon.. , ., T,. ,. 0,.iinu ('online rclul I .m Joliil.iH IV ..ml m.hui)U u m.w ,.,,,., ,, ,.. ioim,ui.i, .i.i..-. ....... ... fcniui,,,,, n,,.r n, ,ij,cclloii .ol Cofhy i fiumcr mar love. ;. Hl w) ,.v. t ninir nt offlcca In the New Koloy VKansa Clly building. The school touches all , f)r. H. J'.. hohoon lian li-n ror eoiuinorclul subjects audi us lyi i Kinsus City, Mo., whom; hn. will in(r. bookkocoiiiK. sliorlliand ami suind nine months luliiiiR posl a(ior Minlrttd subjects. Stuileiils gmdiiiilo course In a collctfo of muy alll! enroll in the tirsl class by ' ulfyslcliins iiiul aurRouns. :. ,, j applying ul Hie offlco of Hie school. I Cii'amlr YeMi'nltiy I und .Mrs. Carl I uulti r of Ha- I Dnronno Mnntmn motored to Ui Oiunde veslcr-;! I CI OUIIQI ITIGIIIIUII aaai a mmw i" 1 U U U : IliVluLn lEinliL 1 STRDMGER Nl r.jjioHvyLLors. l-.UitrJnj the"D,rbr cases now penrt- 'church because of their association I ihg in Die Tcdornl courts of Mon-Jwilh thy missionary wii'k or Caul -v A T T TTW'NJ fr-QniT A 1111111 uni California for the. m:v- ;unl liurnahus. .-i-UUiliI OlilAIf,.ry or naval oil reserves Icawil i The warns pnld'lo the workmen ,': socri'tiirlt-H TikU nnd 1 ten by to the twunloy-il in lUv 1IkkIi havt- Ihiii (tNint)nmtl from f'uvo One) Tit' luinlur tratlo tins mt rtfl CK'lobi-r with boil) amy unil Hlii'iiKlh. While oVmitml in tut mi hi-uvy uh it whs four or six wrrlis kko anil a IV v lli'ins hav( t hhi1 oil somewhat in )irlt-c, thii marUel is from nil Hlandimmls proving xaK l-r than was txpwti-d. ly well. V'hb HiMimt-tl it havo Uif-' .fli'iilty in t'Dincinbi.'ritiK his nalfi. Ijindiy till m hard bul : whHh vr becaiiRi' of u unnHually wjilff oppOHitbiiv oflVrcd by , l. Siiuilx., alumni (t:titiT r trout othi-r causes neHlH'ivUindry or - Webb proved conwiNionl i-Dii ltd khi iters. ' - J jhK TaKeii run r. . . - lhtnuiielt and (twitllnniK fieVjiu 1o have ,in,. mntiiii of th' Uasbivt U Ijll 1 Hoinewliat Tk 'mi the defcnHmiiH l.'rbutl re'- vet llii.;. lo a Uu-h nC lihttwinir ttittl jisfuctory to most produens. K-iyt,,., of yn,ut hatrltavtx.MtVM1'11 1 1 he Ameriean l.umiterntiui. fill- 1 (-.4lebl- In VoiiMk-vum; ciipo. t:ity di-mand liolds up bet-j Hom(.x(i:,( yvih 'oil tlte den-im tailers huvw Kem-rally rebuilt- their.- lo i,,,,, i .ulHelv.m in ;oi der Shu-lair atitl liohetty Interests uiso will n'aeh the court., . Amontr the muro iiuportanl eased under advlsenteiU, In wltiett (lerlsloitN may be cxpcetud at an early ilay. lire Uioko contesting the con.slilutluiiality of New York nnd Ohio statu! es linpoHlnK a franehise tux upon otttstile corporations do InK Itusinetpt in tit use stales; the riK lit of jirohlbit ion ascitis (o iop and w-an-li automobiles withouL a sennit warrant. In u case ' from lietroll; 'tint Valldily of the New York criminal nnitrchy law ruined by Iteitjamin (ill luV. who ' wan convicted under II, anil who now Is vice presidential candidate of a codsend to the natives, many of whom wi'iY at I he 'point of siarva-1 tiutt owiiiK to failiire of crops In j the region last. HruH:m slutllar lo; that recorded in the inscription g? ! Anltstlus llusticits. . ! "IMG SIX." PICKS I MYTHICAL NINE1 assortments umd tip- buying niortto i,y iuv 'opitoslnK luU-rfer- 1 ht-cotunlttnist workers party; th. conservnlively than ihey wi re. bnt1reripe..: but vin the' nffisive1 they lbt to ' luko properly in In bulldiuK operation an- heitiK I ure'fiiUi iil thenv SfoUi boys nrel hands of the Allen I'roperiy fun mainlaluetl on sucli si-liie t'S to . ...ii. . tl,1(i i.... .. .intiiuil ubllltv lodtau tn MtMnly JmlKiuenls; tte necessitate " small lots lor i conslant buy in? ul n( ikiVuik "dn ftctill , pkki-b fin- bitv rltwlil of si rik- rs lo Jury trial when ir repliiisriiiiettt - ot 1 ?Tj,e" MW"nd ' tiiichdown ,'of VrharKi'tl with cottleinpl of court. I-;, a. 'tlie;trt touly out a per mit to build a KuniRe on M avt-nue bet ween a k si reel and t he r t y limits. The building will, post -$100. . - - - I. ; diiy und were pmsts uf Mr. and. Mfrs. Cieorve Meserve. Mrs. Tuck- er and Alra. Meserve aru siulers. ul tt'ii'li-Kml Hero - J lloriitliy Slnllll of Wallowa uus I Ihu Kolfy hohl yrslMid.iy. 'nl'nl tho weok-i'iid 'Allli lo r s sir Ksthrr Kdvalson. who umle-rwcrnt W. C HulnlirlilKo ol I nion rr La Urumli) this niornlnK. ogislorotl ut lho KoUy hotel. was in- i'.ni operation al tlio Oi linde Hondo Di.rolhy A. Hush k ot Union ru i hospital hern recently.' Miss lid-'.registered ul the Sonimc.r hotel hurt ' valsolt h gfttlns1 vlunt'-nleolj-ct 'evenhis-and 'left on the brunvh Henry Willhllin will hllllil a new hoiw on aveiliu. lielwei'll llepot niifl Itiriii sIiimMh al u 4'tK.l or 92.MMI, uii-oiilin to the H'r mil tulieti out ul , uio cily ul- fitVS UliS llllll'llill. this time. train this morniiif;. I'tit To Sail iMkt- i M,' H. Huron of In.- li. Hanks and dalluhler. Mel-,"1". spent Kalurday In l.u (.rande. b ure spending u row days In Haiti , . , . ! like, City., Wan. , After u short1 -Sam Knl.rUl of KlBln was u vial ' time Mr. Hanks. will return to hls,"- ' 1 Orunde Saturday. Vioiiiio hero und Miss Mclbu will goi fU 1.08 Angeles, wliero aim ' wlllt ' aend some lime visiting. . f . Mnkin Kntiles j'l'ho'. premium list, und entry 'books for the rueiflc liitirnallonul 1-Jveslock 8how ut rortlnnd ure out and iituny local men are nuik- Ainelilt (Klhe of Kaniela. was ri liusiness visitor to L.U Grande Sat urday. John O. Coleman was Grande visitor last week. Mr man is from rortlaml. I. a C;)le- l.awreiiee Manning and ltuherl 10. Manning, both of l'ilol llot'K. tb J tug their onirles. Ilolh u number r. pr exhibition nna tin sioea win go 0ri!Bon .,.,. business visitors !,,rrom this loeauiy, also u ouunuiyj Gnnilt. Sttlurduy t . Of . grain. . j . f ' ' T ! : ' Orin O.' llnbcock of l'ilot Hook Dure Sliucii . -li. V. Dobbin hus recently pur i ,chusod fifty heaU of the finest reg l latcred Hampshire sheep ever seen S In .thla vicinity from Cnrl Whltte Orin O.' llnbcock of l'ilot jwu8 In Iji Grande the last of the week on business. l:d' Cllne of rnlon. was .ji I.n Grande' visitor Saturday, returning more of Enterprise. These sheep , . , , evening .i-r. fAaninrll' i III lirirl l-il frit 111 l-.il IT- IUOU. cut caudidatu Neb'niska nnd Cali fornia, accord inK to a stnicment or the state 1-u Kolletio-Wheoler cumpulKn comntlttee. . . Mr. Kays said the action of.tlw' 'uliforniu s-.iprciuu comrt In ritl- lii; Ui Kollctto-Wheeler electors off the ballots as Independents 'thus eonipelHnj? them to run on Hie sucialifit tickvl" tAgfllurr wU the suppirt of Senator Uirain .1 ohm on of Crtlirorniti, ni'ade the state certain. He asserted that "Senntt) Norrls of Nebraska Is sure of re-election and hfs denunciation "of Hie lie publicun ticket also wilt swing that state to La Ku I lotto.-'. . special purposes. Itnd sabs of tlieH total no mean volume. i liu out look now is that this buy nn wilt continue as Ions as weather per mits outdoor work. Country Irad.r ntcunwhilo Is Rood and shows a tendency toward further expansion notably In tho South and southern half of the middle West. t-'avor iblo. weather until the end of H- p- lember has served to Improve Cn- ral aKrluultural conditions thru uldlnB many millions of bushels ol corn to thu season s prospective t op. The result hns been I mil prices on corn have declined In the world's market. Those on wheal DAWKS TO STAHT DlUVK I l.AroiiI.KTTK TICK KT I V. K. Oxner and dauuchter.M'ss 'i m S I " . - IDonnllne of KtiKene. arrlvctl In f.s JoHiicr l,n t.l-amler Demi iorande yeflterday mornlnt; and wilt J 1- " " lM, j.rL, fur u snort time y" fcas returned recenlly from a irip n1 vMliUK rrh-nds. Mr. (x- . Canada, states lliat r. I. !(,.. rr.....rlv run a retail butjiuesi ee. Turmirrly of Ia Oraniln and ti known hero as ,"SIvo'.. vai-.j Q.C, passed on in Cnlifitry iibotitt t- inonlh hh. The deceased is the' Lrolhcr of .Mm Walaee. 'ner foruieriy ran In l.n (J ran do, -Mr.-and Mrs, I'ut Foley irfThe Dalles visited rriends and relativis in Ja Grande over Sunday. CHICAGO (AC) An offensive nfc'ttinat the I .a Kollette independ ent candidacy In Wlsconwln, home state of Its presidential nointno", and ajiuinst iW inlrenchtent in Minnesotu. -Iowa and Nebraska will be undertaken this week bj Charles G. Dawes. Republican candidate for vleo president. . Leaving here earlj- Monday Mr Dawes will visit Wisconsin for the third time wince h started hh speaking campaiKn with rear plat form sped hes " listed for i-.au Cliiire. Hlcc 1-ako nnd . Superior, am) t hi-n continue to Dululh, Minn., for u nlKht meeting Mon day night. the .duv'wns Ncored- Uix. Ituiitmelt 'and Uio iirhl lo cout)el bank on fn reeelyiiiK end of a ten yur.l j itH .Iu.-.iIImcIoso concealed assets pitMvS , -i, 1 1 a v.iw asalnsl Jules W. (N It-key ' The 'retnainiler of I ho line Klvos Arnstein. promise a Inn. ilaiinian at rlwht j lloundary Dispt'tes. tackle, playi-d a MinaHhtnK Kiime on the original docket are a and broke-up a number of alumni j tuimber o( boundary disputes, in plays fur loHsea Kindt at led eluding t ho.se bet ween Arkansai teeklc skeins afraid to i-xti-nd htm- j and Tennessee. New Mexico and sdf jts yi't.. lie Is hlj; enoiiKh to Tcxuk, New M'eico and Colorado .smack the opposition down In Us and between MiehlK"n and Wis tracks but does not use his hands ' (-onsin. Mashachusetis has pend as r,t ui h a he should. I Inp a claim to lund In itoehester. The c'lit-r of the line with . v. New York and New Jer Slrattd In the middle and Kramer ! Sey separately have utiatked tin and Hughes at Ki;ards was haul federal water power act. lo mil by. Little Unfiles seemed 'i'he rhrht of the president lo on the other hand, have advanced 8lrttIIKUy out of place between ' ,mnion n .contempt eases is ehal- Vmker sent (Mit ii A truck on ii fruit far broKe near .Maemitn nun anoruiiiK eausinB the wrecker from ' .4 he l.n (Irande shops to be sent k put. No ono was injured and the L ..track was blocked for a very shwrt time. H , t J(o- DUiyiiix. Willi Kyrl f Amlrew l.inuy. formerly illreetor I -ttf the Im Orande MunU ii.til band, $h iit tlm present lime playinu' with .Kyrl's band. -aecordlnc lo a news f palter received hei ;, ri om l.unslnff. I iMrtdilBan. The journal halls' the V lorsanlzation" as s i-oml only to f JSotiHu" In the headlines nnd prlniH t-. a concert program that Is roplolc P iwHh dirieult selections. And Mr. 1' 'Loney's nmne is included In the i-rsonttel and 1m- has b" t playln- rrhreral or DEFEND DAWES BANK ACTION (Continued from liK J) Kani7.im: Die trust and savin; bank and the turning over of lite asset h of tin nattoiiat bank lo H whs all rullv exidaine.l to Die o. ficlals or I he slate banking de partment and everyone connected wild the matter seems to have nclen in entirely Kttoti fatlh. w m :i ;i ,i ;it A'rn :DS km it S K A T T 1. K ( AC) -r-Settator Wheeler, ljtd cjjdenl .vleei ureal-di-ntial ''(itrt'iitihre- dlrltiiiBi'f ftum pniKnlntf Sunday, lie was taken I off his train while ell route lo Ke- :ttt !e, and bronchi by nulouiobll,r to tin' western Y" dilution fall near lu allup. where rlet-trle i, mnHiii-i-M iiiiiril him in reaching I l ) iri niid Nhuid seats and 0 crowded fair J:rounds witlt an af ternoon nddi'"S. Toticblnir transiently on Interna tliinal ariahs. he said., "a liberal Kovernmet.t in lib Cttlted Stiilej can. cootii ralc wit It the liberal Kovernments thai rule KiikIhihI and J-'niiKc l.oilay to maishal llti. nntbi'is of t he world for peace, not lor war." , .: to new hlKh levelB on receipt oi news of crop daimitfc, in several forolt-n countrhs. A new hiwh on rye fnttires has also been reached. while nioai other farm pruduc.s. IncluUhfff pips uiu! cattle, are in drone position. All tins means that farm prosperity Is rcturn(HB. J bringing Immeasurable benefit loi the lumber inide- an welt nn to iron-'! vral business. Country lumber re tailers In fact expect u Bod Uetil of late fall construction .on farms, but suy that tb'' piese'nl situation creates an cspeclully promising trudo outlook for next spring. ' Southern pine mills show a firm attitude toward the nuirket. Stocks are low and prospects such as to make the manufacturer hesitate before he books an order t'nut Is not In lino with his Ideas of values. Kew of them will book such an or der, with the result that the price level bus been practically unchang ed during the lust fortnight de spite resumed pressure fitont buy ers. Transit cars, however, con tinue to be offered in large num bers, and concessions are some times made oil these In order to avoid demur ru go . charges. "Dong- las fir also holds strong, with dc nunid continuing to'exceed o'titpiit ltait trade has shown some recent expansion, but neurly half of tm new business . being b'okeit uy milts subscribing to the West Cons' Lumbermen's AHMuiiiaDon eas ..for indiii'iadkntn claim , m:duaska. calii'dhma f jMTNIHini'l 11111 II' i NKW YOlJK (AC) La KolhH-' ieabrs Sumlay claimed "wo al dHlonat Klales for the independ- Kludt and Uowinan but when theenged In an appeal-brought from play' came bin way II" was easy ,i.'nt.niro by , Chllllp Ot'ossnian. enougli to' tell why MacTuvlsh ! Wisconsin Joined by ;thor slater .iimmi nun on milium on the lit'tNll I.HK'-H, WU1IIU rcsiriei The notable tiling about the sec- jl0 amount of ' water . whh;h th' ond team and It took the fb'ld j rhlcugo Hanitarj- distilcl inay tak- in the fourth quarter --was the from ljikc Mlchigau. but thai kicking of Price, right end. Of . controversy 'h likely . to be ectd- course he had tlm idvantnge of n c, n tno appeal now pending o' strong wind to his back but on',hi! vMft wlli(,h the federal- gov- two different occasions. Metealf, I (.rnmenl .won In the lower federal playing qtiarti rback for the alum . Conrts . ir nl was roreed tn chase back afierj (,n )m, nI1I.uaie docket, case (he ball which hud been kicked , UWalllng conideratlon Includi over his heuil. whether railroad employe can 1 prosecuted for delaying the mails and obsl ructlng Interstate com mercrt when they go on nl tike, coming from California, where As chtson, Topeku and Santa Fe etn, ldoyes refused lo move Iralns tlur Ing the shopmen's strike of 12L': whether vhe, ship owners asHocl i- nbsyip' 1 bey upbraided him for i ' ' eiiili'il hiH "Huineli hs . ' " " (Cotltinuil tluin i'ajco Duo) . 1 line for the second team. 1 ) Johnson and KranU l-'rlsch of : t he t.laiils. w ho Is put at I hint ! base on the first team, are the Only pluyiug representatives of I ho pennant, winners in ell Ihm1 t tlnmip, all hough John Met iraw ls i in 1 to lead t he myth leal first, j outfit,- Ty Cobb Is . chosen i; play uetileri'hild and uiaiiage the I second team. ;" " ' "Hig Six" pits only threi American . bruguu players on his, first team. ltassier of Detroit. I Kalk of Chica--'o and Itulh, but he reverses this distribution of talent on the. second team which Includes only three from Ihu sen ior circuit. Muthewsnn's seletiluua follow: First team Catelu r. , Hassler. Detroit American: pitcher; Vane, Brooklyn Nationals;- first iiase, ('oiunlor. ' Drooklyn . Nationals; cond basi-. Hoi nsby. . HI. Loiiis Nations; third bus, l-'iiscfi, Now York Nationals; shortMop Ilan crofL IbiHlon Nationals; rtghtfluld tliith. New York Americans; NKW Sweajcr ' Coa.S Juyt the lliini; for cotilj ; ;, Kali days French & Green ii t3 Americans; ntauager. John J, Jc !; ' r (Iraw, New York Nationals. Second team Catcher, Myutt, ;. i'le.velaml Americans pitclior. : Johnson. Washington Atnei Ic.aiKt; f rst base, Sheeley, t.'btcugo Amer leans; second base, Collins, Chi- ' cagti Aineiicans; third 1use, Dug- i an. New York Americans; short- ' stop, Wright, lMttsburg Nation- -als: eentcrflold, Cobb, Detroit Americana; , left ' field, Wheat., ' torfleld, Uouseh, . Cliu'innatJ . Na- lb ooklyn NutU-n1-'' manuifurjiI'y j; tlonalM; leftfleld, Kalki Chicago Cobb, Detroit Americans. ; JAPAN POLICY CAUSES SCRAP f Continued from page 1 what they policy towards China. In a rage the visitors attacked und severely bent the private secretary of the minister and oilier secretaries. kiav'csi iohci:s caiti nr. ( HKlvlNt; UY I'LANK MOVK Mi Kiansrn elation are unlawful monopolle because of rules reiatinp to the employment of sennten; the va lidity of the compulsory education luwj of Oregon requiring children to attend public Kchools; the right of tlje federal government to ex amine records (f bunks in con nection with the enforcement of ui i a vrin I I VIM r L ' M.iir.M.niinir Die I'eUhvr ! Dw,' Income tax law; the valldlU govennmeni, captured Choking, a,"' 1 1 ,,Mnj """ " """ 1ml. In a flank attack today. Tim BW'"'" " l.i..i....iiu.- rr..,.H 111..H i.ntlnuel t he iMveninr or magneio.-sr uttrteki' agnUist 11 vitiinge' or m illage n miles smith of Shang-1 1',,,, ) ml, in a flank attack today. Tim nv,i1 U' iiviiHiig fiwrces then continue! the I Invenlnr n u.AiJIhAl,yi ,.. i.llni-i.' at Mii. l Others iJLml-'a iiiOioUi', do,...,,,!., were' roreed- Ho .reMro "',.,!"':;r!!;- 'JlWT-". j'?j"f'v export, have been-peelally bru,,,. ,e Whanghpoo rlver. I. or- ; fx -lve v ,l n o Otln-rs involve the authority n lately. The California niurkot has show n notable Improvement, but lite Atlantic seaboard remains demoralized. -The hardwood In-di- Is of syits factory 'volflnie, trl-rs are prob-, ably smaller than lin y w re a short itine ago. bul they are nu merous, and the actual ib-clln; In demand has been slight. Trices on the southern species an- unchang ed from last'week while Ht.-se on the principal northern hardwoods continue-to lend upward In view oE the shortage of sloel.s. . r-i'W Ule-i-lghtlng shells- and t hul-, nuiroiuis; n- r.gni o. ,i,.a .., ,, ,.,.,,,.1.1,. itural land lo be held In trust for llieir I'llll'ireil iioiii in r 1 1 ii-. iiitu trv; Die vallillly of Milwaukee m Mil uiu m scale wage us applied lo city cinployi's; the legality ol the clly "manager plan for Cbve land. Ohio; Dm1 Jurisdiction of fed erttl courts In admitting aliens; the obligation of railroads to adopt Improved mechanical d-vb-es; the right of stales In Im pose Inheritance, estate und In come taxes under certain rood I- n KDMOND'S and STKATHlItO OXFORDS and SHOES New Styles for Fall (tiali()' Shoes at Moderate Prices. $4.95 to $8.85 ID! YA X TO NTMtT TOl ll ' LINCOLN, Neb. (AO With 1 2 sp- eehes In four days on hi schedule, (iovernor Dran will Hwlng Into t he soul It west Mil week i'oi- the longest trip away rroni 'home since the opening ol th- campaign. The 1 leiuocriU It 'vice presbbnllal nominee, to date. ! has s;oken In two statet South j Iiakola 'ii'i'I KansiiK - - beside, touring much of tin siati of Ne braska, during which 'speeches were made. Ilej;lnuir.g Tuesday Doveriior . Drvan will go info the southern bonier Nla1(S once more for : speeches nl Newlon ami WlehiUi. i ' - vii.i. ii.w !: (;n i'aiii Nl-:. I ! : I : i:. I.lnh. The mirl- colltiral N I, i till that w on 8"eoinl al Ihf Kpok:in.' Inlers'litc ralr nil' rirsl III I he l.eU'!alon Irhillile ralr Willi .'t'lde.l r-'tltrirea. Will 1 1 dl8 play at the l.ew!a nonly fair hen on o.-tober and 'JI. Hoys anil Klris' chilis of Hie H norlliern Idaho counties will b' fealureil. the inanaKeinent havinc appropriated iihout JIMila for their ejtt-nsi'K and premiums. The poultry display will ! on der the Timnillfemellt of I'.ey Itein Jiai.lt and Ihe allfep depiirtnunl under supeiintendcnry of Wllfrer will lie manaired by l''red IliKKera Freil Turner is neneral superin tendent of 11 tt lice slock. Tli,- swim (jltOWIIUS- l-OOli Is ci,osi;ii sciiijma;i;s th wi.sr ... ill' MIAN'lrtlAI TOIIAV SHANGHAI. ( Al') - I'asual lir Imr occured today ill the ari-a w-sl of Shanghai. The s.cond l'eni;llen artny caplured t'h.nm anil l.lnir- yoall and la pro lillK luminal I'lnelillau, fi" lull's ..'lisl of Ji-hol. areorilillK lo aiivlci s from Mukden The j-epurl makes the lirollieey il,,,l ih,. event '.if Hie canlure of li,.l,l ,a will allelill.l i H"IIh: Ihe IlirlHdlelloll of the llller io' effect an annlsl ad.llliB lhalli'lale I'omnieree comlnlHslon over ;., ,.r u-,. nl.l In. ill - llli'M iiroaii eieiiiie riniwi.jn, iimi ricnll. JMlSKIII'ltf.. lre. The I'nclMc. l'ooierallve Wool Growers rliwl lis rooi'lli annual Wlllamellr val ley wool pool and disbursed the proceeds of sulci lo lis meiuber.i In thai .llslrlrl. llesplte the f.lcl that prices In Ih- valley xelierally rallied lew-'i' than last year. Ihe ussoclul ion was able to K-l a b.Mer iiv.raf.' Iirice lor lis members ' than wan the cafe III HIIM. Grower, or Ih" coarser Kind, s or wool such as low onarler and braid wre ui'i'iitly liencnte.I by on linprovilucnl In Ihe market lor Hint class or wool which Is much in evidence wllli many farm flocks , ill the valley. , I , , ., The association hail previously closed Us mohair pool, and in due course will close Its pool lor the rarm flock and crossbred ciisleru Oregon and Idaho pool as well as lis pool of wool hi California an. I Die shlpiuenls by ranire growers. It Is handllnit this year approx imately S.Miii.iilin.iMio pounds ot wool and mohair urcwn I" r Kon. Washington, Idaho and California. HIGH COURT IS TO TRY MANY CASES Ia large number of other cases. Asia Minor Treasures Duff Up by Expedition l (Continued from png I ) (Continued front page I) 1 Another Interesting disc a long Latin lust rlpllttitr in w hlch (are . recorded t he effort of Ant's ---wwws-, 1 1 im I'liHtieus. a Kbnian gvernor le irliibillMl and Jiipalfse linmi-, of I Ice near Ihe end of the firs gralioil., Now qu-t Ions a fining' cent ury to control the prle out of rec'iit eoiH:r'Ssionn invi-.- grain in time of famine ho as Ir tigni ions promlKf to occupy 1 he prevent profiteering, and also center 'of the 'stag--; Already tie- provhb. sufficient food until Ih government htis appealed ihe M. ,'m-Nt crop. This Ant 1st us died Ii S. imughertv ease elui I lenn'ng Ihe'AsIn Minor ami his iihIp-s were authority of ii conurrsslnniil coin- rll by h's wife Nigrlna in a smal nifttee t to i-'MiipeD tin prod in tlon . urn In her hand all the way ot bank books mid records, .Italy. Iler devotion Is recorded It Anot her phase f ihe con( ro- ' a. fauiotis epigram by th; Kumar power of i-i nj;rcs to deK( llil the ueroiinl if buslui'ss coa- erus Is lK-fofi Hi" court PI litre lines lit which Ihe Federal Trad orniuision acting under a re-j- fivi: YKAii ion mdm;v cdoc SALMON, Idaho. L II. Kan dolih D hiirvesling his D'-l bee crop, and finds I tint IMh year, though stn-ssed by drought, f the btu.-st nnd best In the history of department is under supervision ufli,),, ninni. 4'iesr skbn have given Thorsen Itr'ith-iM. Hereroros are lllld'T superiniendeney of Uober' Wrighl ami dairy cuttle under su 'poet Marital, who was a font porary. , The ruins of Antloeh in Cisldh are near Yalnvaeh, northwest o Konlu, which was Ihe ancient leo- permtendency of Frank olb-r. Craiginont. Shorthorns are ondi sini rint-nleni y of Theodore I'ri- m II. Fin arts will be taken run: of by Mrs. Kaiine. Winchester, nnd Mrs. Harry Mit hell, N a I'erce. Indian exhibits vill be under sn pervlsion of Mrs. I lose Johnson, well-known Indian woman of Ka miah. Music wilt be provided by ihe American Legion band. Kntertnlniiient nnd rodeo fea tures will be under supervision of Floyd Kowe and Jam W, Johnson. MAY TODAY AiDcrtfofiiieiil.. ti ii l e r tbl In-Miling will Ik found lodny and licmtftcr under tin- Clsxl Ufi hint Hug on th Wsnt .VI page. Deait Dm Wsnl Ad n-gulaiiy. . the hi-" a chance to work wnn- oui cessation, and In Die irrigated fields there hll been plany of Noresccnse for 1h humming mai lt in I e. At the Floyd Ooodelt runch In Lemhi vatley Mr. Uandoltb bss a gr.al colony of Imcs. starling th scVwmi there with D'll stands, spring count, which have been under th nupervislon of his son. Fred ItHndolpb. during th" sessin and now they have H siHnds of bees in that colony. 1jiI w' k. when (he honey was gathered n, j they, found Oicy hud five tons at lhal place mid Dn- quality was Ihe very best- that they ever garnered. Tint colony hn averaged lii pound of honey t0 the hive which record I exceptional. They have about the same num ber f stand at the home ranch. Hd these have ylebb d We. in s.; In Dm name proportion. on th' Slump ranch: mar the inonlh of Willi. tills f;rce; Hiey Ittive ft phi'H of Mi ftmid". "ttrtitg coun'. wuei lutlon cf the Senate, unngl'l lo nium. Ihnh Antloeh and Icoliium (iimin-l DaKlmore grain houses lo had much rcpule In the earl furnish data desired In connection ! ' "" wi h t he formulai bin of a policy t aid wheat fanners. n t In Claire Furnact iase tin court will determine to what extent manu facturers and others cull be com pelled to make report which would dlsclcsc their : bn'laes4 se crets. In till or fhexc Hie lower r-d nil mini decided against the. Hovrninetil. hliiclalr tiH ( p. An Imports nl aw- Involving eonuresslonal ant hoiit y probiibl' , will reach Die court in the appeal oT the proceedings In-diluted a gainst Dnrry F. Sinclair, voted by I the senate f be In contempt for his refusal to aru-wer questions j tBADttlATH while h witness before the Oil , committee. II Is expected thu ZePYROL, twi daily, keep your teeth heallhy.hclpt to prevent catarrh and to eliminate BAD BREATH Krrpt mouth, teeth and guma nweet and clean. leaves a pleasant i am i wx tat jn Boy Coats A new shipment of lioys' Coals, from 2 to years. SUiniped Goods, D. M. C. Thread, Klc. Ait & Bab)' Shop "Kvcrylhlni: for the Baby" .1-,MSII MIM: llnlii tHiiniocr. Iil.l. hl'A.MJ'IM, . TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The conquest of., Sen Sheik in u pic- ture of glowing ro nmncc, Stirl ing- iid-' venture., and spec tacular iidvenlurei You will sec battles' on land and sea! : J.'r. .';'' '. 1 7lHMMf' with ' Oi MII.TON SILLS Vi (( X' mid a siippiirtinp; cast in- ( eluding Enid liemielt, Lloyd 1 viA . Hughes, Wallace Iieciy und A'l T(sv a-,0 1,lliyu,'s- ' . Kal'itel Sabulini's i I jimvu. ' greatest Koinaneo : jSw1 Malineo AdullH Evening Adults I'KJCKS: .10c; Children 10c .-iOc; Children ...... 10c. Buick Garage JENNINGS & SHUMATE, l'rops. Successors to Southard &. Sliinn. Silvertown Tires and Tubes I'UNNZOH OILS Come in and let us prove to you the genuinu luhricaling value of l'otinzoil.