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THE WEATHER
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CITY
EDITION
LA GRANDE; OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925.
NUMBER 113.
VOLUME XXIII.
MKMUIMI ASSOCIATED 1'ItESS
MEMBEU ASSO'ilATED PRESS
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TESTIMONY
III GAMBLE
CASE HD
X-WordMate
Four Witnesses for Pros
ecution Take Stand in
Murder Trial.
JURY SELECTED
LATE YESTERDAY
Preliminary Facts Con
cerning Slaying of Wil
liam VVigglesworth at
Union Told Before the
Court.
Willi the Jury selected Inst eve
ning I lie trial of H. N. (Jumble on
Hie cliurKe of first deKruo murder
sUirled In' eurnest tills morning
Willi several witnesses subpoenaed
' by Ilie prosecution on die stand.
Testimony wus given this morn
ins, by Dr. K. J. Schuster; ;ave
Van lloulcn, l.ee Wurnlck. cx
counly sherlif, and C. 1J. Holbrook.
Ills deputy. Juvc Vun Houten was
I he first mun to reuch I he body of
Wllllum VVigglesworlh, the murder
ed mun. alter the shooting. His
testimony was mostly concerned
wilh the condition and position in
which he found the body and the
clrcumslunces of the shooling bo
fur ns he Knew theui.
Dr. Schuster wus culled to Hie
scene of the shooting by Van Hou
ten immediately alter hls discovery
of the body. He guvo testimony
bearing on Ihe passage that the
bullet look through the body of
WigglcMworth.
l.ee Wurnlck. who wus county
sheriff at .the time or the murder
and his deputy, Claude 1. Hol
brook. tcstiMed in their turn. Mr.
Wurnlck told the details or Ihe ur
rest ol' tlumblo; the -evldcnuo dis
covered 'ut the tliiiu und other mat
ters bearing on the preliminary In.
vcsllBUtion of the murder. Hol
brook Tot llii! most-part corrobor
ated Mr. Wurnlcli's stateuients. The
officers also told of the autopsy
lield at Ihe wlgghsworlh home In
tin effort to locate the steel jacket
of the bullet which killed Mr. Wig
giesworth. Illlllet .MyMery Vp Attain.
The ririe with which Onmble Is
alleged to have done the killing is
u Kprlwtrielil urmy rlrie. So far. us
is known there Is no shell manufac
tured for this gun which shoots a
plain lend bullet. The bullet which
pierced the door of the Wlggles
' worth residence, killed Wlgglcs
veorth hlnwlf and luter lodged In
the wall on the opposite side of the
Mlas llutlt Davis' marriage to
licr stepbrother, Andrew Jciui
Klormrcltz, Hi Kansas City, Mo.,
itmtlc lift mother also her step
mother and her liiotlicr-lii-luw,
untl 5ii stcprnther l(tr rntkor-lti-luw.
She's lier own step-sLster-jn-lmv,
loo. Figure it out.
Mexicans Now On Way
To Their Home Land
30 Foreigners Started toL-in ror
Federal Officer in
Charge.
The closing chuptcr Iti the de
portation of the 32 Mexicans tul;
en ".ip here a few weeks tigo oc
curred hist night when 30 of the
foreigners left for Portland in a
special ear under the supervision
of Thomas Klsher. federal offl-,
cer, und two other special ugents.
Two of the . 3S .ore t 111 here
Will Operate
In La Grande
The New York tit ore, a chain
store opcrullng in the Inland Kin-
pire. has purchased the stock of
I ho Hrnititnn & Short imiiniinv nil
awaiting deportation papers which , corno. of KI1 ,lu AullI11s.
may arrive at uny time. and will open here some time III
Kr'om I'ortlund they will be the near future nt this locution,
transferred to a boat and ' taken c. O. Daggett w ill be l.iunuger of
to San Francisco whero another tho I.tt Clrandu New York store.
irunsicr win ue muuc ucloro tnelr Tp bualnc83 wm feature men's
uesunuuon, soumern .Mexico, is unu boys- clothing-, ultliougli oth
1. . . " i'er' slock will probably bo sold.
The Mexicans huvo been ke.pt jlKh .clllBS ,othln ,, always
in tho county Jail whllo In this Ueen Botd , thla OCU,i011 unu Ulo
city, - . - . j
GHURGH UNITY
SEHMON TGP1G
CONSTRUCTING
STORE ROOMS
POSTAL NT
BILL LOSES
234 TO 120
House Turns Down Meas
ure Sent to It by
- the Senate.
SUBSTITUTION IS
REFUSED BY VOTE
Veterans Committee Re-
norts to House 10 Mil
lion Dollar Hospital
Construction Bill.
new store expects to keep up the
pestifje.
Tho New York stores were orltc
Inally started in Idaho but hnve
been constantly spreading
throjg-hout the Inlund FJniplr.i.
Many stores are' In operation ut
present, Ifvcludinfr stores at Wullu
v in in, . nuney, rMuinpu, iiuperi. - . . , i ct.ii
Kmmett. .Boise and lliihl. The luBeu lu UKKvpi. um
siogun the system hus adopted' is (postal pay und rate increase
"Ocstroyers of High I'rlces" and1. ... . ... .i,n
it exnects to live no to the sio-1 il as a substitute for the
hieasure the house passed
last . week.
WASHINGTON (By the
'Associated Press). By u
vote of 234 to 120, tho house I
of representatives today re-
.Billy Pours
i t pi
I: I ;
I I 13
Sam
In l.hp meeting ut Ihe Christian
church last evening:, the evangel
ist's subject wxs "The Church
ThroiiBh lh' Arch." The discus
sion of tin- subject was of a na
ture to mak the hire audience
1. ri';il Uiinkinir. Mr. 1'et i-lle de
clare,! that the church , of today. states that this limy not bo a
Construction has " been started BMl In .I.a Omndo.
In a portion of the Koench build-1 Members of the. chain uro in
big" ut the coiner of Adams and1 La Oranue today looking- over
Kir Hireets. formerly occupied by! the stock and making' nrranpc
tho hedbettcr eariise, .with tho inents for the opening, the date
object of converting this purt of, for which hua not boen set yei.
the building1 into store rooms, I -
frontlns on Adams, uccordlng- to ;
Julius Itoeach. . , , I
, Mr. Itoesch states that tho. work
will bo finished about April 1,'
when tho rooms will be ready for
occupancy.
V L. Lcdbetter, dealer for Hud
son and Kssox cars, is moving' to
the Holmes building, adjacent o
.1. 1. Morclock's establishment,
fucjng- Elm street. Mr, lodbetter
1
In Its divided condition is neither
reusonuble, Uilillcal, nor liusiness
llke, .
Tukln up the possiliililicj or u
uniled church lie selil. 'There lire
Lwo lirlneiph's that must lie rec
oKlihsed In all overtures for unity.
Kirst. every proposal must finuily
havo the full oKreemi nt of till, and
eond. even then It must be Bib
lical." The speuker then enuea
von d lo show thiit there is u com
mon irroillld to lilt believers, even
the disputed IhiMKS betore Ilie
hurehert havini: ioininon features
to all. and that these common feu-
lures are In full nccord with Dlbte
teiiehlnK. "We are divided over
IhiiiKs not in the Hilile. rather than
IhlnKs In the llible." he declared.
In the sonff siTvlee. Mr. l'uir-
hunks Is provInK u real lender. Ijist
evening the special features were
duet, "Jesus l.cucis." by air. ruir-
frTnntinucd on Pairo ft.)
THOMAS FACES
GRAVE CHARGE
'rank Thomas, who was arrest
e,l last niKht by the police. Is to
appear before the municipal JudKe
this uriernmin til 3 o'clock lo uns
wr ihiii'Ki's of selllllB or Klvihff
intolcatinB lluuor to minors, uc
cordliiK to the police.
Thonms is ulletfeil lo huve sold
or nlven moonshine to one boy only
1 1 J ears of llRe.
Continued on pUKe 4)
peruiunent locution.
BASS THRIVE
IN RESEHVOIR
.LAID TO REST
iti Hi.poini;i. -
WASHINGTON (By the Atso-
cialed l'ress. The house . veter
ans, committee today reported a
ten million dollar, hospital - con
struction measurfr which would
permit the veterans bureau di
rector to use the money whero it
la moHt needed. "
With beaullful and Impressive
ceremonies the lute 11c u I ah New
llii, t'nlon county pioneer who died
early Monday mortilnuf, was laid to
rest In the Catholic, cemetery ,tfis.
morning:.
Kunerul services were held ut
the church of Our Iady of the
Valley at 10 o'clock. Father Nooey
; assisted by Father Kelly of Baker
land. Father Breen of Knterprlse
conducted the funeral services and
I A larg-o number of, orrowing
That bass will thrive and prop-; relatives and friends of Mrs. New-
PUZZLE ANSWER
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LMoWtW r Ka l" I (CM MfC
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g 'lJe ,n mja rb TTHu e h
js aJgJaHp'e n E wjafijp h lit
p r i-T i in Ho HAj rrJEjri
K mil 1 c hjeJ3 llJrUAJB
:EH3 AIT IE e i7iofri Ml
,r lUa It lofc 1e MJ 3 it ia ;f lu nja
Two La Grande Students
Play Big Part in Drive
Hlud'-nis ut o. A.
tirmi'b' who hue had
from lit! ! tin- chmiihu. and h uii;iIi ath
tmri In iTinir nlar fnr mt'n and woim n
raising nion than 3M.mo of the; with iipi'mi-rlai.- rK and r.-udlnff
$:,u. remin d to end R Me- rnom-. The j-otunda. with a set-
fiiorlal union building- on the In rapacity of fimi to sen. will
i-timpun. Ii liranne siuuenin wnu !......, "
worked In Ilie campus orifani74i- I erinffK such an the ulumnl reunion
Hon urtf Wablo Stoddard, vice-j In the Hprln. .
chairman nf the campaign, and Kl- f A theater with a pipe orffan and
wood Urnn. . I"- for ,rwn" n '"
I for WTncrv niiikbm. The runn
will be MiKnd wt that Us numlr
agate in the wuters in the 1 vicinity
of Ia Grande, has been proven by
H. A. Taylor whoso reservoir
just south of ton n has been a
successful breeding place for the
fish.
A number uf attempts have been
made by various sporting1 organi
zations and Individuals to stock
the Hlouphs of the valley und the
small ponds In the vicinity with
bass. For the most part these
attempts huve been scemlmtly tin
successful. At least very few
bass are caught In the course of
the season by local sportsmen.
This is partly due, no doubt, to
ignorance of the methods used In
taking the fish but It seems cer
tain that comparatively few buss
live after planting.
Morgan lake, west of tho city,
was stocked at one lime with
small mouth buss and wus excel
lent flshlnp during one season,
What huppened to the fish after
thuL Is a mystery. Tho general
impression Is that the June wus
drained und that the fish died
from this cause. Hut t he lake J
at present Is the habitat of a
great number or porch which,- so
far us Is known, were not plant
ed ut all and nob uss are cu jght.
Ila.t IHsploycd.
A number of buss two years
old from the Tuylor reservoir were
on disftluy In the windows of the
ftrundn Honde Mout company re
eently. These fish were about 1 1
Inches long and ult of uniform
size. Mr. Taylor told us recently
that the. fish apparently thrived
in the pond. Klnce the original
flHh were planted several spawn
ings have taken place- und the
fish have increused greatly lu
number.
lin were- present to pay their last
tribute to thn departed. Julius
Hoescli, F. K. Kohan, H. V. Has
.sett, J. O. Knodgrass, 11. M. Ma
loney and J. il.. 1'earo senved as
pall bearers.
Mrs. J. F. Corbett of Portland,
Mrs. I Rlelh and Mrs. l'embcr-
ton of Harrington, Oregon, Muyor
and Mrs. Palmer of Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Hobert Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pulmer, Mr. nnd Mrs. f.'lur
ence Pulmer of Baker, Mrs. Kate
Pulmer und Mrs. Jjora Good were
here for the funeral.
Itev. William "nillv" Sunday, of
Oregon, tfmk-gronl delight In of
ficiating nt ilio last rites for
4000 galloiiH of assorted contra
band liquor at Memphis, (Tenn.)
court liousu.
XTRA
Arms Caucus
Discussed By
U.S., British
Limitation of Armament
Situation Is Not Ad-j
vanced to Sending of
Formal Notes, However
WASHINGTON (By tho Asso i
elated Press). An Informal dis
cussion of tho new arms confer
ence to be culled by President
Coolidge, hua been progressing In
London, but officials here Indi
cated loduy that no definite re
sults have been obtulned and that
the stuto department would not
discuss the subject beyond author-
hdng the statement that conver
sations had not yet reached the
point of exchanging formal notes.
It Is usHumed, In the ubsence ot
official comment, that steps taken
look to tho extension of the Wush
ington treuly so us to Include lim
itation on auxlliury craft besides
capital ships.
. Tho principal powers huvo boon
upproaehed by tho United Htates on
tho subject, the stuto department
revoalod, und discussions have boon
followed up quietly und persistent
ly in nil tho prlnclpul capitals or
tho world.
M BILLS
HOW BEFORE
COMMITTEE
ClSil
Hoiian Hull, managed and op
erated by the ladies of tho Kpis
copal Guild, and cherished and
coveted with a greul deal of pride.
has again become a social center
In la Grande, Tollowrhg a p Hod
of two Reasons during which time
the halt was occupied for Hunday
worship liy the Presbyterian chuieh
and later, the Kplscopal church.
during the construction pi; nod or
the two new churches.
The hall which has undergone
some changes has been mud'?
doubly attractive with Its new ball
room floor and on appropriate ta
room or sun parlor at the rear or
the building.
The officers and members actu
ated by impulse of tho high"M
order are In sympathy with the
growing need of a higher level of
social activity for the young peo
pie, und at Its last regular meet
ing voted the. Ill ludw the linn of
the hull for their high school
dunces. Favorable action was also
taken towards ullowlng the Ameri
can Ieglon and other fraternal or
religious organlttilions Ihe use of
the hull fur their meetings und
social occasions.
Heveral roinmllfeeH havn been
appointed under t he able leader
Hhlp of the guild president, and -tin
work of the committers Ik going
forward with a marked degree of
diligence. Already the committee's
ulertneKH resulted In two succesn
fill parties the dance a month
age uttended by more than a hun
dred couples, und Ihe card parly
MiKt Katiirduy aflernoen attended
itiM iti i:u m;izi;i
. SAN FltANt'lKliO AP. The
t'anmlian steamer ('mil Harbour,
seized us n liquor runner by tho
coast guard flitter nlioklu new
Itollnas liny last night, was towed
into port here today,, Fourteen
member of the crew wcrci placed
hi custody it boa id tho vessel nihil
Die work of clicrklng; her cargo
begun. Preliminary NtutementH by
the custoiiiH orriclalK plui-ed tin
cargo at 10,000 case, vhIiumI in
market prices ut 111010 Hum ftUOO,
;" iu. bi ktgx ih;ai. ?
AS X AltllOlt (AP) lir, .Mar
lon IiclCoy Jttirtoii, prcsldynt of
tho. I'nlvei'sity of . Michigan, died
hero eurly toduy. - Ills death fol
lowt-il a long- fight- ugaliLst the
effccLs of coiiipllcatioii of iHm'U.scs.
Itttrtoii nominated CMilldgit for
president at tho Cleveland Itepub
I lean 0011 vent Urn. v
AHMS com i;iti;CK talki;i
LONDON . (By the Associated
Press),) The new armament con
ference which President Coolidge
would summon has been men
tioned "In conversations with the
AiuerMfnn umbassador and Is at.
present under consideration," For
elgn Hecrctury Chamberlain un
no J need In tho houso of commons
today.
3 BUILDINGS
inr uinrniirn
AHt mim
Lcwiston Men Buy
"Bill's Barber Shop'
Frank t'utton and J. J. Pur
sons of I.ewlMton, Idaho, have
purchased IHU's Barber Hhop for
merly owned by William Wynn.
The new owners have been In the
business for a number of years.
Mr. I'ulton was proprietor of the
Foley Harber Hhop about nix yeurs
ago, w hlle M r. I 'arsons hus been
employed ut ' different times In
most of the towns In Kantern
Oregon.
The new management Intends
to run a flrsl-cluss und up-to-date
OMtiilillMhmrMit In nvorv nuv. Ah
un adjumt to tin- rcBulur Iwrli.T Hin.lr.-, mi uny iiuii.h
xhop u l'ity nurlor In now li.- '"" """ mnply iipaic.-l lliom
Inir InnlulUd. this to J. ua..r In th" lr n.-w MH.1 of . rvkP.
thu nunirvliilon of un vxiM-rpn-d Th il-rnralloii with which Ilie
ln-uuty upcflullnl. a irru.luaKi of I wlul " nllriullvily nrruiiifcd
thre Koliouls of Ixuuly culture-. '"r ""' ti .!!-- curd purly Imvi?
. jbi-i-n p-riiilttf'd lo r'-iiuiln for tho
CI.. IU.. A It: t IdiiJii'i- to li- ln ld thin l-'rliluy i-vcn-
OIA lauj illlldiuia Ilti ,. jln wllh ,. roininllti-R
KeCCIVCd at HOI LakC umlnm-d for thin occiialon con.
Tl INCREASE
'5
Vi-rMivitU ttii iUH Aiiiocfii'icil
.jrrriiH) Thrco bulldlng In the
P-nn uvdiiiie wholejcnio produce
dlHtrlct here wore demollBlied by
a fterlcit of cxploHions toduy with
1126,000 loan reaulllns. . I
Muny n-Hldentu of thul region
wore thrown from their bedH by
tho force of the bliiHt.
, OfftcerH, lifter un -InvCNtlKutlon.
oxpreHMi-d tho belief tliut the flrHt
explUHlon wuh u dynunilto bomb
Hul off In one of the liullcllngs.
The Hlute hiKhwtiy rouiniltudon
will tuke IiIiIh the twenty-xlxth of
IhiH month on three different
iri-ftfllnir iiroJeetH on the Huker-(-ornilroplii.
hlKhwuy. u illHlu-nce of
17 lillU-H. They will lilno tuke bldM
on u nlne.inlle project, Houth or
linker, on Ihe linker-Unity hlKh
wuy, ull In lluli-'r counly.
In conneclloii with these hldii
they will receive ut the Hume time
hhlH oil whleiilnif the
Diphtheria Outbreak
Is Now Under Control
GOOKINU, Ida. (Hpeclul) The
outhrimk ot illphtherlu ut the Htute
achool for tho deuf unit lillnil ia ho-
lilK well controlled uecordlnir to u
Htulenient Tueailuy Illght ly i J
Kettlea. auperlntendent. (!uaea now
totul five, he auld, one new one be
Ing laolulcd lute Monduy.
.MOTOIt TAX llll.li l.MKHISIOII,
1IOO DHIVKH, Ore. The Hood
Hlver Trufric uaaoclutlon, un or-
Kiinlwitlon of , the vulley fruit
ahlppera forwurded lo the coun
y leitlalutlve deleifullon un In
doraement or ho lae bill No. 413
niljtrant bill I auballtiltn for bllla 69 und 19, fix
Hcctlon of the i ltd Oregon Trull. In i Ing luxe on motor buaa puaaen
rmutlllu roiinty. between I'endle- g,.r nd rrelght currlera. The
ton und 1.U tlrund--. ' trufric body declured. In Ita reao
A rutild Inireiwe III trurric. lutlon that achedlllea und rule
which Iiiim grown frotu fin eurH ajor the motor currlera should oe of Tumaul, 16 nillea north ot Wul-
iley In I1I-0 to u miixllllllin or iiyk regtlluleil by ilie puiiiic nervier i enow, which in i neni iieuuiuui
lail-H it iliiy In 1 924. iioceiMlliilCB colilllllSHlon. . ' tera.
wider roud bedH en uccoiinl or the
hiixurd lo Irurrle III nitrrow romla.
TIiIh Heeli'in will ho widened rrom
20 to 2K r--et mill hoiii-1 or the
lirvea will be limited.
Revenue Measures That
Would Produce $1,758,
000, Investigated
HOUSE BILL HITS
PROHI VIOLATORS
Measure Up to Senate
Would Oive bhenfts
Right to Put Prisoners
on the Rock Pile.
HAl.U.M, Ore. (By the Aaaoclnlod
reaa) Hevenuo producing bllla
now before tho wnya und means
committee, with the amount euch Ih '
estimated to produce are: reversion
for Vulo relief fund. 3i.0(lU; hub
penalon of Induatrlul aacldent com
mlaalon uld, (60.0011; addltlonul tax
on Inaurunco companleB, (204,000;
clgarotto tux, i 60(,00o: quarter
mill roud tux repeal, 206,l)0o; ul-
dltionul corporation tux, 1229.200;
cosmotlc tux $100,000; ten per cent .
fooB from various state activities, ;
2(10,000; battleship Oregon refund,
(30.000. totulllng (1,7611,200.
,ln addition to tjictm Governot
ierce bus proposed a pedlera' li
cense bill estlmuted to yield (500,-
000 und also thu possibility of u
motion plcturu tux has been gone
into. . j - .
lIcsidcB the ahov.o auina, the statu
has In cuah for tho committee's
consldoratlon (6,084,9)11. Avullabln
funds, ir the uhovu meuaureu puus,
uro expected to uxocod upproprla
(Continued on rago 4.)
r'
THREE POSTS
V. M. I'curc, local optlclun, who
hus heen ul tending lentures hy In.
J. K. llarr, or New York city, nt
the Htute Optometry meeting at
ortlund during the oust week Iiuj
been pluced on t he bourd of di
rectors for tho tuHoclutlon. chosen '
vice president nnd p!acd on legis
lative committee, uccording to a
telegrum received yeslorduy by J.
II. Teure.
Mr, peuro whb secri.'lury of th
Htute bourd or cxuminerH for eight
ycurs previous to thin time, having
given up office under Governor
I'lerce's administration, lie ulso
was secretary or the Western States
Association ot Optometry.
FIGHTING BREAKS 1
OUT BETWEEN SUN
AND MIN FORCES
HIIANGIIAI (Hy the Associated
Iris Fighting hun uguln broken
out between Hun Yat Hen's ol
lowers in the Kwungtung province
and the Clillill general, Cheuulug
Jrtlii.
Hiiu'h forccM claim the capture
Inspired by (he example of the
men who khvc their lives in the
Spanlfh-AnierltHn Hnd World wnrs.
KludeiilH and fneully pledged $i.t.
Mto to the project In lei-n than a
ni'k. of this sum faculty men of
rorvullm bHe eontrtlnited nearly
$4M,aee n rampiilgus not yet com
phti.l. With lesj. than $2"0.Hn
to In- rHid and the tntln ulumnl
field itraillcally unf'HUhed. the
flnaneiel goal of Suii.im wilt
reached ,y April 1. nay those in
charge.
tuny be I run-f- rr- d tfi I he birse
rdliinda when that s h'-mg ued
fir p:itl'er(ni;. A m l of chimes
will be Installed In the upper part
of the flume.
An Hulmrate unit'- of four room
and on inrgi reception or buifiire
room will h" provided Tur the
alumni m t try and stuff, now
hoiis-i in a im;tll nni In 1 lie
eommt n - htiilding. Included ,.Iho
wiil tte n n in format Imi desk and
ti... t.iunn.i for riin- I manager' room nnd a group "f
i.tetlon in the fall of 192. Hie
GEORGE CARLSON
IS ARRESTED ON
HUT I.A K K (Hpeclul). The Hot
Lake sunutorluiu nu tubers umong
Its recent urrlvuls six Trom l'lor-:
Idu. They arrived by puree I poal
today cnrefully packed In u wood-j
un Low 1'hn MlrimtTM ifiiohIm. mIx
LIQLOII LlIAlttjlV'til.y Kni. cruwhd und
m tm isfiutrmed ubotit In the wooden box
(apparently not ut ull fatigued from
fleorg- Carlnon I- In the )', t h,.,r ,,Jf,r journey. They wi-r..
jail today availing Irlul this . tQ , (r w T ,.hy Uy u 1rU.wl
nlug at 7:3'oVloek In the mu- (n KlnrpIlt. Tm. alligators will be
ntcip:tt court on enurges m na - p,H,M,d ,n proM.r kind of a.i
Ing lntoieatlng lhUur In his pos-t.,tuiiri .... n.r they vun hm tun-
lly watched, A large number of
people at tlw ,akc are very much
Interested In the urrlvuls.
(Continued on Pago 6.)
pifflHlon.
'urlson wus ut rented last eve
ning by the city police who found
a bottle vonluinlng lluuor on his
person.
phins offered by le Thorns.
nn hiteet. provide for u building
son feet iiirt and tow'Hng to a
height of ISO feet. It Is d'-slgned
In kefping with the i-umpits build
ing plan, yet hs the added attrac
tion of classic architecture.
In the hulldtng will be office
for the various student organtxn
tions now scattered over th n-
r'Mrtus to In HKdtgneil to flH-rlal
campus 01 uanlznt toil".
Meniler or the governing board
nr' l.mley Kplichl of Hood Utver.
president; ... II. Aldrit h. pi-ndletfin,
an. I K. K. Wtlon. t'orvalli:. mem
ht'rn of the ho-ird of r'-iients; I:.
II. 'irk. !'!iMnd: per i'up
Ier. Halem: I!.' K. Hlley. Iortland.
and Donald Hill, t.'orvallis. stu
dent representatives,,
I At.I HI.H-; SKMl Hl .M H
ft HIT) A V 1 1 Ul'l J. A
TWO i'HM-'t HIT iS l Oli. I .ni... v ,uad offbi r. Known
MAItHHriKI.H. Ore.- Two ves- M, .Hlin(i-f,,.. Huns." in In a crlt-
tfln went aground In lower iooa t'onllilon today from a bullet
iuy early yemeriiuy 'n ",l""ru "'wound Inflbted lute yesterday
an Intenm-ly denae fog. J wnen he attempted to arrent a
The steamer lntsy. from Htn nmn an, woman on a bootlegging
l-'mnciseo. drugged anchoa und , hurge . , .
went aground near the north Jet-
ty doek. Hhe wus i xp-cted to be IIOM H TIIK l;XTKNIi;l
floated at high tide, prolaibly un- HA I. KM Al' The senate pniw
damaged. i A the M nate hill evtentllng the
The government engineer's gai- time for making application under
ollne tug Knterpritc went aground. the bonus and toan act from li
near Charleston. (cember 1. 1922 to June 30, 1VZ7.
If You
Don't See
A Paper
WImh oii tnl- rcatllug n ta
per vrtf ilny oti feel lli.il
Millielhlng hnn bei-ii Uu.Uln.
You linte ni lually Milfenil n
lo-.
Itihtcv railing to know Miami
I lo new- of the day on nlo
ntlw many new thing lltal ap-M-ar
In the mlicril-hig nibimiM
regularly. I I'm nnlnral. tlH'n1
ffifft, thai practically eieryime
In the La (.ramie territory 1 n
M'giilar n-mlcr or The Ob'rcr.
"Olwcnif AiUert King
A Slcrthnndlfhig St'r Ice'
King George Rested
Well DurinK the Aight
Silk Gloves On Iron
Hands To Serve Chief
MNIMN (My Ihe AsKocluledj
I'ress) . A bulletin Issued uli
Muckbigham Palace todny said i
that "the king had a lair nigni. - . ,,,iri.e. t.nt It 1m
Though there was no change In '.,.. ..,,..,, that shi-re shull
the brom hlllH, the general con- ....i-Mf i mn hands Inalde ihoni.
Kverett Handers or India nu. wno
., uiiiliv It lllTM'r t rule nnd fullv Ott llimortuut a lob
WAHHINtlTON f NKA Hpeclal) lus any cabinet member, but he ,
A pulr uf the softest, sllkleHt kind i must manage to k'p himself In-
of velvet gloves are tin essential conspicuous to enuce hiihbmi.
purt of the prciddetitlul private
dltloti of his nuijesly shows Im
provement.'
Two Nc(?i'cH Lynched
For Murder of W hile
Kverett Hunders ought lo fill (he
hill.
Me Iiuh been, ror rour lerms.' lo
nil nppeunuif-es just an ordinary
will succeed C Hubcoiii Klenip as i "run or mine" cowrreiwinun. rrom
privule secrelury, lo PreMldent Terre lluute, Ind., hill when you
Coolldite on Morcli 4. Is reputed to I come to usk ipiesllonn uboiil hllil
!iue Mi- nee-feury e,iil'Hien(. ; uiiionu Mi rellow tuwinefcers. you
urlnrliillv und unnlonileully. i illwovPr thai they ull like him nnd
i tif Hunders ulilllly o a sale-- Hull, without inuklnn uny mm
...' n.,111 this column ulreuily hux ! ul.oul It. lie hns u lot of Inrlunitr.
". .. '. ' ', ,.L,.,, I, nt ,. nre-tldi ntlul nrlvule I Kundi-re wus Ilie son or a Hooslvr
HHl( llll.'ll ,,, ..,1,,.,.. -r - - .
n-ltio. uud unolher un ntlr , ..-crelury also must he a dlplomul
ll.ai-i. -i- tulii n fr.mi HoIiiks or dlplomuls.
cniiitl'y nrrl. iiilii yi sl. i.liiy. und j He mustn't orren-l anybody but
l). l,e,. mcnmiB l repoi.s re- n .,...., ,,., ., "7 , ' ' : ..,, II wus conceded he would
t he Killing of Wlb-y T. i Offense.
cb'igymun. He la 4'i years old.
He hua served M the H&th. 67'h
ami HUth t'ongresses. tint did no;
seek re-elect Ion to t he Ka t h. ul
reive
h iw e
Martin, a p.uiitul ton manager.
near Hidoti. He uiuhI know everybody and all
, about everybody. He ni'iHln t let
J anybody "get to" Ho pri sbb nt
li irnnn.. f.... in9r ' wl, m,Khtn 1 !" ' 10 ,"n-""ljon account of his pollllctn
I(H UiriCCrH lOr rJ.- h nmain't mske the muxuke 'f I ,, ,.x(.ri,.t.e. .Mpeelally ti
Pendleton Club Names
have had a wulk-away.
II" wus among thusa mentioned
as a vice preNidentlal poKslbtllty at
the rievelnnfl Itepuhtlcun convention.
Die admlnlstrutioti wanted HI e nip
kill
oerlence. iateTlally In t li
I' I ;N I I.KT N, n (Hpeclal )
New ofrb-eia elected In the I'en
flli ion 1 'oinmerclal ikho latiun are:
J. H. John-i. prenblent; Mac Hoke,
. I L- fu,.. la' 11
Aldrleh. - Imri. s K." H"".l." It.' m! Hr '"""' h' V ''""'
crimmelln. I,. A- I'riilkshiink. I. thlun-n 'llxer.
it. Ilumler. II. A . Hurt mun. Curl He must be iipreinely lu)ul.
Ilopf sll'l l"r-d HI'lwer, dln-ctor. 1 He hus at leusl us dlfricult, dell
prevrniiii-c unyiMHiy rrom ''""', f(ir ,. , OI1 n( ,,,at tavn
to him who oiikhi to no species, H. southern Hepiibllcun.
He must be smooth li. silk lo t,vnr done his work unil done
the people he lets In nnd h- mint ! W1,M ,,,,, ,, knoWn for some
nuike those whom he kecM "' , ,,,,, ,hnt ,, wunl.( ,o gel out ot
like It. irilce.
Ilesldes. his relutluns with Hclm
ter Wllllnm M. Uutler. Itepiibllriiii
natlonui committee chairman, huvo
I nut been the most cordial.