Tuesday, January 20, 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
A
Local News In Brief
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COMIN(i LVtiM'S
March 6, 6, 7 District high
school basketball tournament
at Union.
-
AI PoiimiMl-
,ir. II nil Aim. i j. .tiucuowcll
have gone t" Portland, wheije they
will spend six weeks or two months
visiting.
v Attended Meeting-
r Doctor It. I. Ijuults, who at
tended u medical im-ll iif? in i'ort
laml yesterday, returned to I. a
Grande thiu morning.
Will C-IVC? DUIK1--
The annual ircinen's ball will be
Klvt'ii t Ills evening at tin Kuherl
iull. r.veryining points towarus a
record crowd and a good time Is
sureu.
funeral Tomorrow .
Mrs. H. O. Hendrick;vm of Spo-i
kane Wash., arrived tills morning j
with the boilv of Mr. Ilendiickson
who died last Saturday. The fu- wn,n the ground Is full of water,
ncrul will be held In Wallowa at "'Perls G.-or W. Kable. in ch;irgc:
two o'clock tomorrow ufterrioon. ,r l'Vutol distribution in Oregon j
. , for the college extension Service. ,
Three lined Ity .Iud;e i'rh reason is clear when one mn- ;
At the evening session o'f the mu- Mvr w,lt lmpes when powder
nlcipul court, presided over by eMlodts under ground.
Judge Slater, three men churged ln M'hding, the pyrotol cbung
with drunkenness were each filled.0" wUn v'1enee from a powder
' J5 Kelly Long,. Oscar Noycs and j
Kdwurd htewarl. Noyia wus lined
nn u noKseKs'.oh nharirA nltso.
All but Imwk paid the lines.
. Mrs. KI.I.IU- In lMitluml
I,s. td. MdUle 01 tbland I
of the state highway commission
and prominent in Masonic circles
was registered at the liucprial ho
tel yesterday. Oregoninn. ? '.
Personal Mention
Miss I. Gal brail h of Joseph who
has been visiting in llakcr, return
ed to her home this morning on
the brunch line train.
Mr. and Mis. A, CJ. Day. who
were here yesterday on business,
returned to their home in Maker
this morning.
J. I). Hommeis of I'endleton was
at the Kommer hotel yesterday.
A. M. Andrews of Imblor was
registered at the Komun'r hutd las', i
evening. Mr. Andiews returned tp
liis home (Ills morning.
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Tlie Misses KiHina Ihils and Ibi-
en Kills of Knti-rnrise were among
,. .,!,. i ,.i,.iv
. - - I . -i - "is
J. M. Smith of Jlermistun w as
registered at the Hotel Foley yes
terday. ' '-, t ;
Stephen Hutchison of Colon is
among the visitors in I. a Grande
today.
Women Start Campaign
Against Young "Vamps"
.
(Continued from l'liK" 1.)
nf viirloilM eliurehes Suniliiy. Some
of the most proiiiini nl pastors In
Ihe city dwelt at h llKlli on Ihe
episode. All of Ihe discussion , .,,. .,,isMi, ti. Icssluii HallKarlh. N. C: lira Chrlslen
Slresse.l the need or more soil- cm.,.rI1.nt n,;,k,. f the so- v- N'1"1'' l:,,sn- secretary:
darlty In the home and society. I,.,,,,,.,, wraiiKell fleet i onfiseal. ! I, s- l-' Mu "'l'l"'-'. treasurer; I..
Tp until Sunday the girl's age ,,y . .-r. m h Eoveniment In ';"cl b y. f nunchil secretary;
was uocViitod us Hi. ' h.-rcncli walcrs. which, it Is slat-.'. Ki'll" I'axlon, warden: M.irllm
Mm. Tin... in Veins Old. ...... .... , ,.. .1... ... e.i ; linMln llsseil. ().('..; VMIuinett Itaj-
Word received from i.os Angeles
ao.vevi.r. tjei iiic auiiioiuica uu
on tt new nngle
of Invesliwitlon.1
Mrs. Kile A. Illoom. who claimed
lo have hud the cure of I xirothy.
In December nil:!, and January
I'.'l :j, notif ied police here, they
said, that slvc was posit I ve t hat
Jier former ehargi' was now more
than 16 years -old. "She was n
years old at the very eai w nen w-,en hi automobile ;ildiled. en Mo the linl.ler team and tin- hlfiln .phr ),rS(, ),.,s KIM(, (n)(, i,onor
she was with us," Mrs. Itloom is ,,, pavement on the P :k iic liiii- h.nys team was victorious ovr! yi,le ,r'.'t In uic'iU In the hospital
reported lo nave said. . one- iiiibui
even have bcn it.
In response to this development, j
Jiorothy said Sunday that she
would lie 17 on nel April, mu-
said her father was going to send
east for her certificate. Mean-
v hlle,. the police nnnonneed that :
If It were developed that the '
girl Is IS she co ltd be held
January
Special
ON .
KIHBKR 1500TS
For Ladies, Misses, Hoys,
Youths jiiiti Lnildien, in
Kcd Top and Piam Wack
color First Quality
HALF PRICE
Stive Now!
Clint's
Clolhlery
liable to tin. death penalty :n j
stead of ilii prison lie lit lur MfV.
although a woman has neve.- beciij
subjected to capital puniM.meitt
in California. !
Frank J. Kgun. puotii- d.fen-!
rcium.ti hy tne gui, nnnounc
jt'il that the i.cf.me will h based )
nomai irresponsibility Billet
'ehlHhnod. No acii-ntiiir witnesses,
ur alienkds win be -nployed,
I miwcvcr.
V isito. h, some merely curious, J
others there to oiler consolation.
called at tin- city prison Honday. ;
Anions' them were Karl, tin-!
brother, ami Joseph Ktlimrson. the;
father, luil h of whom nt first
refused to ha vi' anything to do '
with the case. They have become-
reconciled with Morothy and arc
making every effort to ahl her.
j
as-'DAMP GROUND IS
THE BETTER FOR
BLASTING STUMPS
The best tinu lo hirst slumps 1
'"k ihuu ia K" umu
fimi room :
J is'i oi-.i.v.
llIH ' s fm's
resistance.
I i it !l t nnil
iHTiiuai' ury huh
rilhd with i.l,- .nc-s, nn.l .I.ks 11..1
r,.s,.111,r ,., .,,. s ls
I merely blown off leaving the stump
js'.ill rooted to the land. Winn the;
; hoII is full of water the stump it-,
self offers less n s!s(ance than th.;
I wet H'iil and ko iti Sifted out. ,
We.ter Is one of the best tamping
1 he
materials,' since it I'M is all
spaces around the explos'vi and
leaves no room for the gas s to ex
' pand without lifting something out
meat explos.ve. can be , t: d in,"" btismesi iveeniiy.
holes filled with water. proiledj 'rs. Harold Mlngamln and chil
the priming slirk is wi.terproored 'I'eu spent seveial days hist week
with a Utile cup grease or watcr-!w'h 't mothcf, Mrs. Darius Wit
proofing comp-.nni. ''V- Mis. Llingamen's home is ut
One pound of pyrotol used tn wet imbler.
ground will do approximately Ihel Snrnv Drifting.
nrk of n pound and a hail' when f The strong winds 01 the' past
the ground is dry. Tin? govern- few days have, caused some ex
igent supply is Lniiteil and nil new ; tretmiy ih-ep Miowiliifta. Stage
orders should l)e in before (he i. lid- J.ervice has bet n quite slow sili'je
die of Kebruniy. Mr. K-d.Ie says. 'the ihU'tiiig began.- .
to insure delivery before it is tool
late to do the work in winh r. J'ouer company hau- a lorcc oi Th (.IIKt ,,,-enlimr "ThM Pial-
Orders may be placed villi conn- 1(.n ut work here now 1 mlttng H(l ..OMt.- w,.nt tu perry AVednes
tyagenjs, or liiliher information' )n muro effective street lights, t ,my ' . ..
obtained by writing the college ex-;,.w tran.slonuers will a'.so be puij owing to .th weather condl-
ti.miliui Hurvii'i' nl ( ''.-v--i IIik Win !i ....... ...
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lmlin.oiI .It will in.u.. Uic ..in. 4l
i'tiL'1-m Hiinn v foil r I I
CMEC1 MS" AM i;s 31 A V I'l'SKT
SWi;ii: S AHMAMi:.T l'liA
STockmim.M fAP. Plans ot
ilepulie.4 lo tile Swedish plilla-
nielli to hriiii forwaid un i s iri s
to reduce ailiiiiiiiin.s i.iul to in. , oiiii ulor; I'hiiii. I.in.-iin. J. ll.;
cM'i-lises fur lia.lonal def. -ivie, limy n j. linn. t). fl.: A. Soniieliliilij;.
not be carried out, .aecoi iliim- lo'u. j.,-, ; Ai-thur. 1 1 :i I iKiirl'ti.
political observers, because or the j, h. N. C: Itert Hill, it. S. V.-U.:
renewed anviely felt here In re. j,n clirislenson, li. K. S.; A. K.
Kurd to the Intrntiulis or Sini.-l iKt n. ,,.(. Cehlliii:. eliap
Unsslii. jlain. A, ' Sinini'Ulmr ael'-d as in-
The recenl npi l.'iiillf In Kslhon- stsillint; officer and OinrlcM l.ar-
lla Is, one or the cMeiuiivlanei s
which Is cailsli coiu-i-ru lo tie-;
,,,oiioneiiis or ilis iriiiaiM.nl. An-i
, i ,., i,,i,,i..
(.ovcrnmenl
'I I' these s 1 his lire el In I a.
,..m,.. i ..,. ..-i,,,,,! thai Hwe-
,,,, v (1 uilnliiin a Iv 'ce of four
,. ..,,. v, .H!(1.s in llaitm wele.s.
(iltANiS IASS MAN III KT
KCGKNK. Ore
-A. i;. KL-trer
;r-,niH pa-s was seriously injured
Way iHhvLii Juuciion i n and. -
Monroe and p.nned him under- Cove was cancelled on account ol
neat h. No broken h.ne wei-ejd,,. Yoada,
found by physicians, but tt wa be-j Mj, jn(J .1n n iulit -of
lleved I mu lie sill lereo ini-i ii m mi-
juries from which he was Mill un
conscious. Mr. l-:gi;er with a com
punion. was nort hbound after ;
visit here.
Climber
Wtl lfr i r. i
pV.vSr 7Zi ,
'Sr.-J' '. i
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t ""If I
-A
f!t Hmibir.e rinr--'mhntem s:s
pt t-i'.cn :t'"t ruruimsr I.'- fet r'r.-.
t;,wr to' tinW nti'df nes-rft-
ffoM f climt nr r t ft
U'J-- Vtl,r-vt. Inrt Th- '-nr
rnf siopp1 't h ' Irni w h"i
r, ih- n t sn.1 drtvr intoxi.-ated
ra i-iker- e " star Urm w
. v jf, ( - j
Seriously I)
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BMmsmsuk mists
Janiei (;upaenheiii, toi tunuf vfun
k-nlPi ir, ihf- copper maustry. u
-ieronwi ut gertously HI
ELGIN BANKERS
ELECT HEADS
Kl.fHN (HlicclKI). At tin- ri'g-
ulal '"( t ll"H u1, if'V. UirtH lOiU Ul
ihw oltlcriu with clrcletl lor llilsi
'''"' '' 1"'"". of 'ho Couil-
" " ' . ... w' ,.,.r
spoon, well knov,., f.uit Kio.ver.
Ice president, and the directors
ti.oKen were J. h It:ilei William
Uoulet, Harry J. Hug, William
K::ell and 'I .email Hlanchard. K.
1,, Shoemaker remains us cushier
and Guy Patten, assistant. .The
" r,ta' stock of the ban It Wiis
c H I lOlil .)U,i'UU i o o, una
an additional surplus fund of
$ 1 1. unit.
Sheriff Hreshears was ut Klgin
The K1. stem Oregon Light and
I1" r:"""' ;
wr!i , lb ,vilow. .und -It.,.
bekf.ll orders- took ptUei' hVlduy
i-veiling at their ttail here. 'The
joihl KeliowK inslalled w-re: i A.
Knowhs. H. G.: (I. ll. Taylor,' v.
(; i,. . p.uckhy, secretary; C.
. I tiism.lssen. I n iisilri r; S 11. 1 Cove IiIkIi s-liool III Jhe lii;lnnlnK
j a!l;;art h, .viirili n; .11. I., (iraliaiii.lof tin- sei ond si nii sll.r in the per-
,son ;ts ,,.pUy Ki-and marsh. ll.
(,.',..L -.b li.il!
The
Keliekalis Installed
Holla
i miissen. It. S. N. G.: Mrs. I ran
(I: De P.r.le. I,. S. N. G.: Mis.
;Anna lla-r. U. li. V.-G.: Mrs. Hu--bara
Larson. I S.- N. G,; M,s.
I.Ii-ssle K. iber. chaplain. iVTrs.
Jl'-rl . Higgans aeled as inslalling
jofiivr v.ith Mrs. J. K. P.ater as
; grand niarshal.
In basketball games pl iyed here
;v:th lmbler the Klgin girls lost
the lmhler team. I lie game yii n
. . i , . i.:i,.in s.ilutdaV
1 oi) b is in
Mr. and M it. Kdwin Nelson
of Palnn r Junction spent I he
v.-.- k - end with relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Nelson wm
Miss K!lu Long and a student of
tbe Klgin high school previous to
her marriage the first of the year.
Arthur lllissear of Indian Crer;!;
is confined to his home because
of Illness. His lieal th has been
Very poor for the , past sevcril
month, but has become worn"
in th" last month. 4
Lloyd I it-am Ih suff ring from
a InoJ-en fidlar bone.
Game Warden John Wuidcn w.is
:il l-.lgin l-'i iday making arrange-,
liicnls v;!t h local sportsmen and
farmers to have Hie China pheas
ants taken care of. The deep
snow ba ciitwl many t1 Hunt
Ho d'e. it is teared, but steps will
be takf ii rroia this iinie until t h
iri'.w ii nv n ti supp'y food f "
ih- l.lrd-i.
M r. and M rs. Km n I: HiiIIi rt
:i ( rece", mil: com; t at iilw I ions of
t in tr f rh-nd i poti t'.e bit t h of a
soli on Jamiaty I'i.
i cil ( ":i l k earn up from pn!-
t:i. r Jitnetion Sal'ifday cveiilnar '
s:n nl the wei-U-' iid with bis fatn
i iiv b re.
l.itfbui Plans lllg ;arnrt
! I,' t.vof t.V (AP) -Another c'ii-
t'bupl.iied Aii" rlean lnnoai"n
; f'ir -?io-ini; and s'o w- he mr
tin.' eld I.otub.n. i- n plan to bull
;( niir,it..-r of ."op r-Kiir;ig' s
: i r.il Niorie.n, and jo-h iwcoin
jino'l nnir irom r ' f Saa rnolor
rars At pre nt tltre are ft w
pre-nt tbre sr.- f. w
;;!:.?. in Ixtnd'tn and f w
Ictr owuers dih :?t r!i city.
: A Beaulilul Skin
Js 1'ossiblc to
Every .Woman
'I'lic iiroiMT .'are of tin com
lli.ltm Ih only 11 ni itt...r ot
Unow'nT tin rlKtit Jirt.p:-. ru-
llonH to us. und follow tin-dirrt'tlona.
piLI
CAUA NOMH
SKI.V CKKAAI
Is In every way a Itvauly
l 'ream.
It is Msed fur massage to
smooth out the l.nes an I
wrinkles, and should be
left on the' faco when re
tiring to act as a tissue
builder. '
You s li n 11 I d its:1
Xouie Skin t ' rea i n all
t hrou.?!i tin; trying' w'.n-'
ter months.
Glass Drugs
The i;i:ALL Slons
I. a (irumlu - i - Oregon
c osDirc
IL-UI1UiLd
OilTCOIE
COVK (SpecialV, The first ba
by born here since the fin;t of
the new year was the arrival of
a son at the heme of Mr, ani
Mrs. Clarence Uletiards, January
14. The population of Cove was
increased by I'.i Infants during
t he year 1
The revival meeting is still in
progress at the Methodist church
and will continue all t his week.
Itevorend and M rs. Smiley hnw
the service in charge, Prayer ser
vices are offered , dully at the
homos of various parlshoners. .
A reh deacon Goblin returned on
Sunday from S-atMe and otlnr
noinls where he bus been for Ills
',.., h
itlniiH ami me Had minis me mgu
school -l..'sk"!i,:ill leitm did not
nlny u-t. IJigin is sehetlnled. Unit
vlU play there i t a later datl
The new county sheriff, Jesse
llresheiirii, wu.i hero recenl ly on
business.
One ii"W pupil was added In Ih
son of Vtelor NiK'T.
Mnny people liere in
the snow by . .sleli;lilnr
in parties.
enjoying
lid eiiiiHt-
lanenjje. Da'i'i': to (.evolutionary
W'ai't San's Doomed Horse's Life
MANHATTAN. Kan. (AP) -Ciley
cm i nl v ( Kansas) Is boast
ing of a horse, thai In eh-ible d
ne liibersiiin In Die Sons of the '
Ann'rlenn revolution.
The an I ma "s proud linen;,'
eently Silved its life in Ihe vcler- I
inary hospital of Ihe Kansfix State
Agririiltiiral . college here. The
horse v.'ii: brooj.'ht to the hospital
will) an Incurable foot disea.se, and
yeieviriarhins rcen mm ended killing
(t. The farmei'. however, .object
ed stifnuoiTfily to parting wHh Ills
steed, lie s.iicl that b!s ov n grand
father, a ui'ijor In 'be War of the
Jtexolullon-. had rhhb n an anees-
tnr nf itir liorfe.u nil that bis line
, h;i( r).m;ii(Mj ln. his family ever
I mer
Peititenlhii-y Sentences ImpOfCil
OltKGO.X CITY. lire. Prtdl
MarHhall. convicted here In circuit
liourt on chnrgeM if raml larceny
was s'lit need bv Judge Campbell
ben. to serv four y.-iirs In the
stat" penitentiary and George
llofl 11, CotlVicted fif the pOM.teS.ston
of stnVn property, was sentenced
to svrvc three years.
Sl i-.-f ' h!nr 1h" troth rui..-. M.
At Conrerence
.oionu Jrhv a, twun, observer
or ih K-nai alien :ommirsi4in, will
It." ik.. H - . .
gtt h," un th. ,., , ,
ConXci'iiif In I'r
Wales' Pal
-V n WM(f 1WJ
Vn
iuW. (I
ioKjt ;v.rw 1.
1 1
I And now thy nay it's I-idy Oian
jKing. At Wast fosslp in London
court circles links her nima .with
the -Prince of Wales,' She's Y
.)rtar- nr ik. it,,! nt f -.vlnnf
Ijidy Tttana has ben seen in V Ed
die's" comiiany quUtt ft bit of let.
Yesterday Irt
Congress .
, . !
hoi'ivlury lluulics denied rinilen.
lions were iissiinicd n the Hurl
pnot. while Senator ' Johnson' ' do I
elnr.-d leuders nbroud thouebt b.lli-
Aiiorney ueiicral Stones nonil-.ihe
nation us un assistant Justice or'thejvatn mint, sent one of Its directors
United States supreme court wus ! to Polnnd immediately ufter tho n--
approved by the senate Judiciary
committee. -
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. Tlie senate held memorial nVr
vices for the late Senator l.odgo of
Massachusetts and Colt .of ,llho(lc
Island, who died during Ihe sum
mer, recess.
-'
,The combination bill maklng'tip
propriations for tho departments of
Justice, commerce, labor nnd state,
rnrrylng $71,6118.123, was reported
to the house.
The senate by a vole of 4f to' t'2
refused to consider Ihe question of
elevation or guns on, 13' Anii'iiciin
battleships to meet the range of
Hritlsh ships. ,
Two'cases attacking the validity
of tlie soldier bonus law w-ere
thrown out by the supreme, court,
which (expressed no opinion on the
law's constitutionality.
Sveertary Hoover urged U)iitonV of obji-cts loaned or donated
merb aiv export, organisations be ' hy Uui medlcni inen. but medi
11111 ""l.,,..f 1,, (I,,. f,,, ,,,. II... I iitinbiinl
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assist inure should be c tended to
theni during the next year or two.
pam:sti.m: looks. roitwAun
iM;oi)ii ToutisT ni;asox
Ji:itt SAI.KM (AP). That Pal
estine Is becoming Increasingly at
tractive lo I he tourist, now that
normal travel facilities mid hotel
ace'ouimodations ure available, : Js
show n i by an official report for
Ihe last five months, during' which
2 . s ! travelers came, lo the eouir -
try. . '.
Many of Ihe tourists spent, over
two months In Palestine, retailors,
hobi keepers and souvenir dealers
reaping considerable profit .from
them.
Near'y everybody In Jerusalem
land other Palestinian towns Is
I preparing for Ihe whiter season
iwhteh promises n greater Inpour
jlng of tourists lo Hie Holy l.tind
jthan during any pre-war winter.
Tlie Jewish Information hurcn i
announces advices from Kurop"
and Anferlca are Hint more than
tintm Jt.'ws expect tu spcml the
coming Passover here.
I'ISII IIAiCHI i:v plnni:i
I.KHANON. Ore. Work will
start this week on the construction
of a new fish butchery In I.lnn
county on Hourlng river, about IS
miles east from Lebanon. This
stream has. been chosen by Ihe
gume commission because ll Is
easily accessible, there being a
Kood roud to the stream and be
ciiuse the waters of Hie stream are
usually cold In summer for the
lower mountain streams. The
h carl waters of I touring river an
at the root of Hold Peter, on the cluO. Aware r the governor s
north side of the mountain, and j'J' termination Jo swat with his
on ttie southeast side of Cleveland 'veto any bill calculated lo curb
mint. Kiinw stuvs on the tops oflhls appointive power, n move-
ihcse points und In the deep ru
stics until late In spring.
A tract or land suitable for the
hatchery and cottages tins been ttc
H uired from tt timber company.
r.Morri: opi:iiation iitxpn
KI'GKNK. Ore, Complete suc
ci'Kx marked o unique operation at
Kugehc hospital on V. H. Jlowurd
r.:. of I lose burg. lie received s
truusfuslun of blood to clear his
brain or poison brougtit on by In
fection, according to his son. llsr-
ry Howard. W. Tib; father's hitnd
! was completely restored, uccordlng
ifi i no son. runner pronrcfw m
gelling rid of the poison Is ex
pected. Ihe blood us given by Hie pjm.
wtiii nun
up from ' mKianu tor
(hut i.urnos-. He stxods ready.
s -i) .
ed.
to Klve more win never need
.
l,tinilHr 3f III lo OiM'ti.
Kt liKM:, Ore. The big mill of
i he v- trrn J, umber com puny at
Wi fir. on the l ink ridge brunch
of tin- Southern pacific, wilt open
so in e llmu In February, according
to Geyt fe 11. Kelly, lo ud of I hi
company, who was In re. The ma
chinery Is trb d out every day und
t In- finishing touches put on the
l,,,H,L
I TH"
the Hie nt omnia "nia lo uv
havliif-n Very hard tllii'- stcurilitf
ii ;ivut uudUuvw. .
NEW JERSEY I
. SENATOR IN
WHISKY NET
(Coutlnufd from Pnf I.)
death by a "Jury" of alleged
turn runners and of being rescued
by the no-culled "king of tin?
bootleggers as they were . about .
to be thrown Into t Ho Hudson rlv-1
Tim - men, Thomas He.agney, I
a fireman, und John Horsey, were!
witnesses In tho trl-il of 'i Hud-1
iion county men on lndlelments '
for conspiracy to violate the pro-1
hlbltton law.
Those under Indictment are VI!- .
Main Griffin, Jersey (ity broker,!
alleged louder of lhi gang: Harry)
Kt earns, police commissioner uf
Weeliawkcn; Captain MuNumee of I
the Hudson county police, und two,
licjlenunt and seven patrolmen;
of tho Weehuwken police, j
HANK SHM K SI I1S IUtli:i
'NKWTOItT., Ore. - I'nder the
auspices of the Newport chamber
of commerce i meetinie . of the j
ijusinos men k'm caueu 10 see
iwhat stock ould bo sold with a
vbw to orK-anljdng a hank here,
I Two young men from Portland
.banks woro present and told what
!thev would do nrovlded A eerlntn
amount of H.ock could bo noM. Tho
uuiou.lt was raLs-'d In toys Ihun au
mlnuti's.. It now apiioiira thut u
buiiK will bo f.siubllsh..d In tho
nenr future as soon as tho uhurter
Is grunted.
, . ;
Coins lor Tolnnil fliil.Ml In r S.
' And Uiivlnnil t iisnllsriii lory
WAllSAW (Al') Moth conniBn-
inen.s of silver coins ordered . bv
i0liinU front tho Util.ed Htntes mliu
t I'lilluilelplilii mid Die prlvnle
itrltlxh .elm nt liirminr-i.,..,.
j10und unsutlsluelory by the Polish
(government. The Mrltlsh royal
mint, which promised to inspect ,
pniiHh eoln iinto.i iiv in., nri
port froul Poland us to the unsatis
factory coinage reached England.
The .defective minting ln ttng
laiid Is attributed to the fact that
tho coins were struck , from dies
madn in l-'runcp not corresponding
to British minting machinery. It
has been decided that the defective
coins will bo withdrawn, und the
llrllish mint will remlnt them with
dies mudo. specially for tho
t
pose.
Poland Is to suffer-no loss thru
the defective minting of Ihe first
consignment of coins.
Soviet Met Ileal Men Tu Meet
MOSCOW. AP),. l-'or the first
time slnch the . Bolshevik - revolu
tion, a congress of the physicians
and surgeons of ull thu countries
comprised within the Soviet Colon
Is to be held here next spring. With
Die congress there is also lo be
held an exhibition of medical pro
gress. Hills exhibition will consist not
cal museums and Institutions in
other count lie .tRU; Vvill"'!'!! "re-1
Mtiestcd lo loan some of their mu
terlal, EQUAL TAX
BILL DRAWN
FOR HUNTER
(Continued from Pago 1.)
.ent cliHiuber of coinmerco consll
tuilon were adopted by a unani
mous vote ut the meeting. All of
tho aniutidinchls -tend to make
Hi' nomination and election of di
rectors, and other officials more
dciuocrnllci .1 '
Krnesl Wat kins ably presided us
chairmun of the meeting. Itcforn
adjournment Hecrctury Karl Reyn
olds iir.noiinccd that the annual
meeting of tho chamber of com
merce would be held March 3 and
that to any member bringing In a
new member prior to that. date, u
ticket to the annual meeting would
be given. Mr. Iluynolds ulso call
ed attention to the window where
Tnlon county products are now on
display and announced thut ihl
window would continue to be used
for such displays In the future.
Legislators Introduce
Many Important Bills
(Continued from Pago 1.)
lur hrauoll of heuliiiK ho follows.
virrt) fi.iu I'I.ax.mik.
HTATK 11UI-HU. rlatelil. (Hpo.
incut Is inder way In Ihe senate
tu dehorn these vetoes. The plan1
Is to organ I xu Id senators who :
will "go down tin; line." and -10 j
members will be needed In Hie'
house. The senate machine H
now being constructed and 10 of
the needful ZO fire said lo have j
entered Ihe 'eoinpiicl. What prog-j
resn lias been tiinde In the house ,
Is unknown.
There Is no disguising Ihe fact,
that some of Hie senators want
to luke from ihe governor the
fish commission, game coiumls-1
slun. Port of Portlan'Tf commission,
penitentiary und stutr fulr board
and maybe a few other odds mn I
ends. Not . one of them! groups'
CHI! hop tO SllCCecd alone, there- (
fore the program Is for u i-onco!-
he'blillon of Interests.
If M .nt-
- I'ora eun o- uotinu lugciner un y
lean override sny veto Hint ' I lie
(governor may pine on any bill
trimming his patronage, but it
likewise will Ik necewmry lo have
I 0 votes In the house.
itn. i, r.tHNi o ovi:u vino.
HTATK HOI Hi:. Kub hi. (Spe.
I In I ),- -Tin- senate by 4 vote of
:7 lo 3 yesterday pussi d oi-r He
veto of the governor a bill ap-
1 proved by lot h houses of the leg
islature at the 1923 session pro
, vbllng for the exemption from
p mm m ui uimiiuiniT ix un vn-
t.-a tit-iuiutlKd ror Ihe er i-
U'.n .un-i p -riittuatiim ft wrV:i
GINGHAM ;
Apron and Dress Ginghams in 27 and 3-inch material
new and attractive patterns, in a wide range of.-'
colors, at prices which are very low.
16c to 29c yd.
54 STORES
inn- Ijiliovoli nt'i'S und i:liurilli.
Vothitf iii;;ilnt I ho bill woru Hon-:
ntom Struyur, Kddy und Lit Kul- j
l!tt. I
l"uui of tho hill ovit thu
Veto of tho (rovornor osput'ltllly
,vu" ""'R'''1 l,y w,,nat",' ''l""n. who
T ",e '"i i"n ir. ei iiini
the .ennitnnnt ut the lain W-R-
lln l fulluwod with un unnly-l
" iiuksuso reuiriieu
by the ifovernoi.
RAIL SERVICE
MENACED BY
7f WATPRQ
l UJU MAII.UO
(Continued from Pago. 1.)
H,,d(, m,wr rarll.rtlvll. Sumlay.
h'our negroes were reported drown
ed near Hammond, lu;. A negro
miis drowned at , Colun)us. Gu., ;
Monday und two white mtjn who .
disuppeurcd Saturday were believ
ed drowned at Albany, Ga,, "till :
wero missing Monday night.
Dcplli Iteinrds H ink en ,
The Ocmulgeo river ut Macon, 1
already had broken previous depth
rerords Monday night and was ex- -peeled
to reach 2.S.6 feet before
morning. Several houses in Kast
pur-.Mucon floated down stream (Im
Ing the afternoon und It was nec-
ossary lo dynamite one of them in
order to save u bridge which it
passed under. j
Newton, tho county seat of Uu- j
Iter county. Georgia, was still o-
lated, as the Kllnt river continued
to rise. At Columbus, Ga.. reports
early In the night were to tho
effect that tile Ohaltahoochco river,
was receding iiNer . reaching a
mark of feet. j
In South Carolina, the little vil
lage of. Hamburg Htlll was Inun
dated by riood waters of the Sa
vannah. South Carolina officials
Issued u warning to tourists to
1 MAKY SCKCGl'CHIL&BEi
m SICKLY
Mntheri who value their own com.
jrt and the welfare of their children,
lould never be without a box of
other Gray's Sweet Powders for
hiltlrcn for ue throughout the season,
hey Break up Colds, Regulate the
owels; Relieve Fcverishness, Constip.
ton.' Teething Di.wrders, Headache
.dStomach Troubles. Used byMothera
r over 30 years. TIIKSE POWOKRS
nVK SATISFACTION. All Drug
ores. iJoii't arcept any substitute
Trial Package sent FRKfi.
s .dress Mother Gray Co., Lc P.oy, N. Y,
NEW SPRING DRESSES (;
See us before purchasing your new Spring Drirsea-clther. for
yourself or children. New Stamped Goods arriving dally.
Art & Baby Shop
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iirniiitifK i'ATii:it.Ns i). .v. c. iiii;i;ai '
Vanilhi Chocolate nnd Maple Fudge
' KPICaAI. THIS WKKK
35c Ll).
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
"The Home of Home-Made Candy"
(Retail only)
ARCADE
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
AGNES AYUES
in
"Tomorrow's Love"
"Our Cans" Comedy "M YSTEKIOl'S MYSTERY"
Till RSDAY "St'NDOWN"
STAR
WEDNESDAY - TIIt'RSDAY
WILLIAM DESMOND
In
' T II E SUNSET TRAIL
And J.u-k Dempsey
FRIDAY "THE TORNADO"
uvold unni i'o.isury tiuvol uv.-r riood.
rouilH. Trurric. an I tic contral und
Koiilhorn hlKhwnys of ..the main
wits ut Hlunilstill. I'-lurldu-boiind '
limrlH.a with r.portod hold up
hljrll wutoi'H In Alubunin. Georgia
und Koutli furollnu. . ' :
xu orrlclnl oflumnto of properly
and crop iluniujro In (ieorsi.t and
Aliibanin. tho two (Ultra lionrlnw
u,i- brunt of the riooit. could bo
obtained. The loss, liowevtr, wu.
said to be heavy.
Predictions cf colder weather by
Tuesday und tho end, perhaps or'-
the downpour of rain brought .
some usniranco to Alabama that
,h(l (.n,Ht of the flood soon wonli
he reached. . . .The Alabama river
reached a stage between 53 and
54 feet at Selma and thousand.-; of
acres of low lands were flooded.
VKRNEAL ROBINSON
EXPERT
., MARCELLING.
Phone 521-J
For Appointments.
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' Use '"""'",
McK & R NIKK0
Tooth
't n.i'NljmV Si 11 On
'
The Smoker's Puste. ,
Efficient tmd harmless.
Price ;J5c
Moon Dru Go.
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