La Grande evening observer., April 03, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP). Ore
(on: Unsettled, probably
rain tonight and Saturday.
VOLUME XXIII.
NUMBER 151
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
RECALL IS
D
BY
MAM
ED
A View of Beautiful Wallowa Lake
Union County Organiza
. tion Leads Fight on
; Senator Dennis. '
PETITIONS OUT
IN TWO COUNTIES
Florida Plan of Taxation
Rouses Ire of Suppor
ters of Income and In
heritance Tax Laws.
Word has reached I Grande,
thi! homo town of Senator Bruce
Dennis, who fathered the Florida,
jilan In the last legislative session
relative to Income und Inheritance
luxes, thai petitions arc being clr-
culiiicd In Union and Wallowa
counties requesting rocull action
lilnicd at Mr. Dennis.
The movement la fostered by the
granges und dcflnllo action .' waa
taken recently by the Union Coun
ty l'omona grange providing for
circulation of petitions.
If 25 per cent of the legally reg
istered voters of the senatorial
district are secured ns signers.
under the law, the secretary of
state will cull a speclu) election to
vote on the recall and the election
of a successor, provided the recall
move was successful. Whether a
successor, In the. event tho recall
vole wins, is being groomed has
lint been given out by the spons
ors. Petitions.
The petitions bear the following
beading:
"I'etilion Kor the recall of
llrtice Dennis us state S'-nutor of
the twenty-first senatorial district.
comprising; Union and Wallowa
counties, state of Oregon.
"To the stcrctury of state, 8a
loin, Oregon: . . ,s.
"The uuderHlgned legal ad 'I'lal
irled voters of. and residing with
In the Twenty-first Henatorlul dis
trict, comprising the counties of
Union and Wnllowa, do hereby pe
tition for und demand the recun
of llruco Dennis as statu senator
(Continued nn Pairs Five.)
IWALLOWA'S
FUTURE IS
NOT GLOOMY
GNEN
TO
PLAINTIFF
t0;
Tho cireuil court jury on the
Gladys fames vs. James Dcvore
and Thressa Devore case was out
ten hours before it was able to
reach a decision. . .
Tho jury found in favor of the
plaintiff for the sum of one dol
lar. This ruling makes it neces
sary for each side to pay Its own
costs on tho caso. ...
Mrs. Carnes sued tor $5000 for
slander. Green and Hess repre
sented tin? plaintiff and 11. J.
Kitchen tho defendants.
An equity case, Melville vs. Hill
was tried before Judge Mcl'.ullough
this morning. Jno. S, Hodgln wax
attorney for the plaintiff and arl
Helm represented the defendant.
With the conclusion of the .Mel
ville vs. Hill caso Judge McCul
lough will return to linker. He
has been presiding on the bench
here tills week in the absence of
Judge J. W. Knowles who relieved
Judge Kvans al Portlanu. juugu
Knowles will return here this weeK
end. He iu scheduled to hold court
at Knterprloe next week,
Boating
Be Revived
At the Lake
More. Rowboats. Pur
chased . by Wonderland
Company ; : May , . Oper
ate. Large; Motor Boat
Anions tlie , most , popular
sports, indulged in during the
H-iiiiiner season al Wallowa luko
1h boating und this ntuuscment
Is to lm revived- In thi fullet
sense of (ho word, ah tho own
Tho above tluw of
Wallowa I ake, t ho
most RuncooUs body
of unu-r in Oregon,
is only one of many,
A ttlliiipso of tho'
'rugged, NurroiindiJiHH
(Mill. VI1UII1I W UU3 la -V T 1 1
picture. Agriculture in Neighbor
ing County Expected
. to Do Better
STEADY GROWTH
TO BE EXPECTED
Grain Growing, Stock
Raising and Dairying
, Featured; Oregon '. s
cest.Hogs Kaised,
"Uecauso of the character of the
Wallowa Wonderland, situated
Photographs of typical views o(" ' oorucr. wajiown. county
the Wallowa Wonderland are be- ""-"' .".. .
ing displayed in many of the win- "PP0"""" ? ' often overlooked,
dows about the city this . week. Thtt. should not be because the
Uosidcs showing many particular- ""'"T. ."" ."i ; " r
!. " thei outside iv the stale, hlE-hwav
ly entrancing spots many ui , --- . - -- - -
pictures are of sections In Wal- f'' I Grande, and by the V. P.
own county which are compare-; branch line road, and with promise
lively seldom visited. All of tho or two moro oullets-,one from I'.n
plctures aro very Interesting from terprlso to lewlaton and one cor,
,..i.iin n nhntniriiiniilo ! reeled with Daker, Is destined to
standpoint.
DISPLAY VIEWS
I LAKE LAND
Many of tho pictures were, fur
nished through the courtesy of tho
Itrd Cross durg store und Hurley
I Itichardson. IJoth the drug store
ers of th- resort at tho heud or ma air. mcmiun- art ..
tho lake huve constructed a num. diptuylng- a number of heHutlftU
her of new boats, mostly of the
smaller type, which will bo put
at the disposal of the public.
Uiiring the past few summers
y
IN HI
WORKERS
Four Violators of
Traffic Laws Fined
Kour liiotorisls were "convicted
of trartie violations. In the Jusllce
court within Ihe last two days.
Thomas lryden who was charged
with speediiiB forfeited u 1U bond
by non nppearaijee.
(.. w. Whins ami r.. c. injieie
stein were each fined Jill ano
costs for speeding. 11. Byerley was
fined five dollars for driving a
truck over thu posted section or
the, Kaniela-I,a liniiide highway
with a weight above the load lim
it. :
SCHOOL
I'lgiircs recently compiled at the
l ii tlinnde high school show that
of Ihe total enrollment of the In
stitution approximately IB Per
c ut or Ihe students are partially
or wholly self supporting by work
do in outside of school hours.
or Ihe 4SU students enrolled for
the full course of study al the high
si himl SO students cam all or part
nr l heir menses,
'I'wenlv members of the senior
class come under this classification
imikinL- :in ner cent of tho total
or 70 students in the graduating I .
Men's Club Meeting
Held Last Lvening
etiiMw itiirliallv supporting. ! Ive
per cent are wholly supporting
themselves while going to school.
Jobs are or all sorts from play
ing organ at a church. Junltor
work, housework, she repairing,
mill work, farm labor, motion pic
ture operating, working In a ba
kery and many other kinds.
Thul outside work does not In
jure the standings In the school
nt the students Is also proven by
the figures, or the 7(1 students ull
are at least average in grades nnd
maiiv have attained distinction
selioiastleally, in athletics, dra
matics and other acllvtlcs In the
school.
The Men's club of the Presby
terian church met .last evening at
the Ix-e Reynolds home some dis
tance out of I -a, Orandc toward
I.one Tree.
The main talk of the evening
was made by l M. Humphreys
who spoke on the subject of pri
son reform. A nominating com
mittee lo nominate officers for the
next vi'up was selected last even
ing. The committee consists of
('. M. Humphreys. Itcvcrcnd W.
Itoss, Itobert Kakin and 10. A. Me-Knehran.
The next meeting or the ciun win
wo weeks from I'Ylday al ttie
few rowboats havo been avail
able and, though they wcro
leaky and limited In numbers,
they were 'constantly In use. -A
few years ago "Chief Joseph."
tho big motor boat capable 3f
hauling- 6 passengers, operated
on the lake but, because of a
break in the oiling system of
the motor causing the V-iln of
the gas engine. .; tha t . propelled
the boat, it liaa since Taili' idlo, . .
s Muy "t'luijr-t'liiHr'', Again. .
Ha motor can be purchased
at a reasonable, figure, the. old
motor boat, named after the
famous chief, will again "chug"
itB way through the waters of
the central body of water in tho
Wallowa Wonderland, according
to the directors. ;.
IJesldcs tho use that the smal
ler boats can be put lo by the
fisherman, they ; urc sought
much' by :sw Ilniners . und others
who delight lu rowing. To drift
along on the surface of tho lake
near the' edge, and gase down
through the clear waters at the
ffcih,' many colored rock bottom
and foliage is in itself worth
the nominal fee that is paid for
the use of the skiffs. .
pictures. The ones In the art shop
window are tinted and enlarged
from the- originul photo's. The
work, wa-3 done by Mr. Itleliard
son. . One of the finest collections of
pictures on display is being shown
In tlie Im. Orande Investment com
pany windows. These photos were
taken by U. K. Wyldu on a trip
into Wallowa county three years
ago. The route taken by Mr.
Wylde was similar to the proposcn
trips to be made in throe days from
the Wallowa lake. .
Among other business firms who
are displaying pictures of Wallowa,
WOnderlulid are, Weeks ajid Hlack,
Krench and Green, failed Htntes
National -bank, J. O. Penney com
pany, William Miller company.
Chamber of Commerce, I'aullno
become one of the leading sections
of the stntc, in agriculture, lum
bering and other Industries of
that sort.
Wallowa county, situated In the
northcustern corner of Orogon
has an area or 31(19 square miles
and, In 1920, a population of 9718
or .hut 8.1 Deonle ner sauare inllo.
From those figures It can readily I
bo seen that Wallowa can lake
TOT KILLED
AT ISLAND
CITY TODAY
Tom Blackman's.Son Suf
fers Broken Neck in ,
; ,i Fatal Accident, i ;
ROCK CRUSHER
BELT HURLS LAD
Younester Was Sitting on
Belt When Machinery
Started, According to
Reports. .
The fcmr-yejirold son of
Thomas Hlackntan, or Island
City, was almost instantly killed
in n accident at Uie rock itokIi
er near Island City' tills morning
at ten o'chK-k-
Tho boy, according to roporw
this noon, was sitting miobserv-
cd on I ho crusher belt . The men
operating the cnislier stnru-d
the nuu'.ilncvy' nml tlio lwl was
thrown tome distance, surterliig
a broken netik.
Ho was rusliod to lio tirando
Inimediately to tlm Urando
Ilonde hoKpilol but was dead by
the time Uie automobile nrrUed.
Tho renuUn aru now al tlm
Itohnrnkamp ' cbact pending
funeral airangcmenU.
(Continued on Page Two.)
BROWN SPEAKS
AT C. E. RALLY
C. M. Hutnplireys home.
noli poisom;ii actim:,
WALLOWA. Ore. (Hpeelul). V
poisoner or dogs Is reported to be
active In Mils seell.in. Several per
sons have lost dogs rroiu unnat
ural causes recently.
Elks Install Officers V
At Meet Last Evening
Officers of Ihe local II. P. O.
KIks were installed last evening at
the regular meeting. Officers In
stalled were C Cr. Hollon, exalted
ruler; H. I Hess, leading knlghl;
Huge K. Brady, loyal knight; A.
J. Johnson. lecturing 'knight
Claude I. Kerry, rsuuirc; Jeas An
drews, inner guard; H. K Knight,
eiiitpliiln: Chai'tes O. Mlirchison,
lylcr: ;d Myeralck, truslen; L. II.
Hramwell, retiring exalted ruler
di eted delegate lo Ihe grand lodgu
and ltud Lnch, organist.
ii:cision n,txii;i nowx.
WAKIIINOTON (Hy the Asso
ciated Press). A temporary In
junction blocking the Bale of the
shipping board's California-Orient
line was issued today by Jusllce
I tit?, ot the' District of Coltllllbiu
supreme court.
Teachers Institute To
Be Held Here Tomorrow
lliirseh: Klementary. Mrs. K. A
m. .!.. hum nresldlng. "Value of
Normal Training to the Teacher,
Hunt. li. M. Uroadbcnt: Prlniary-
ln Central crade blllding. Phonics
n,l liraiiintlcs. Itoolu 1. Miss l-
sanim Ih-uI: Plelure Study and
Stery T. tun;.-... '-""'" '-' -.V rs.,.S)l'1'-'
oddies during the afternoon sen-, .ur,.,..rlll n, U k. rvi d
'". j,y the Homestle ' Si lenee dparl-
The program follows: I ment of the La tiluude high
liiHMi A. M. invocaiioii: imum'.
The third and last Lnlon counly
teachers Institutes will be held
in Hie high school building Here
Saturday beginning ut 1U o'clock
In the morning.
J. A. Churchill, superintendent
or i d li at Ion In Oregon, IM bo
'S.Vilt uu-ai- UU Jr.'fF',ietHliV.u
Officers of Moose
Lodge Arc Installed
Approximately ninety persons
nttended tho rally last evening to
the Klrst Presbyterian church here.
7 7T i ' , .i V At C:3J o'clock a pot luck supper
,edere, f. K. Barnle and tho La 'v
ri.n.n x:..ilnn..i (Wuaoeiveu, v
BROKEN FLASK
BIT HELP
Kor once the old slunt or 1 lie
bootleggers of destroying the evi
dence when caught with tho goods
failed to work. One I). W. Jjings
don iiy name who tried breaking
two quarts of liquor to escape pun
ishment found that his, ruse was
unsuccessful.
l,nng9don was discovered by the
officers crossing thu O-W. yards
wllh' Irto quarts of booze In his
possession. When ho spied the
minions of Ihe law closing in about
him ho hastily smashed the bot
tles allowing thu precious liquid lo
flow on!.
This -action did nut, in the b ast
deter (i. M. Pierce, special prohi
bition orflccr who Is working out
of tho district attorney's office.
Mr. Iiiingsdon was hailed before
Huge K. Brady. Juallcu ot the
peuce, this morning. Confronted
with the alternative of laying him
self liable to a fine of W0 and 60
Officers of the Moose lodge of
a (Jninde were Installed last even
ing, orrlcern installed were It. B.
Miller, dictator; W. Williams, vice
dictator; Jap Stevens, prelate: It.
J. Kitchen, secretary; 1. W.
Shanks, treasurer; Mr. Charboneati,
trustee: A. N. Mayvllle. delegate
to the grand lodge at Baltimore'
and Kred Smith, alternate delegate
(Continued on Page Five.)
tor of the Klrst. Christian church or
this city presiding as l oast master.
The loasls featured the , Interna
tional Christian Kndeavor. conven
tion lo be held In . Portland, July
4-ln. The following people re
snonded: Max C'ullen, llulda An
derson, Frances Kelley and Paul
C. Brown, Pacific coast secretary
of the United Society of Christian
Kndeavor and guest of honor.
After Ihe supper those present
adjourned to the auditorium ot the
(Continued on Page Five.)
Tree-Climbing Fish and
Upside-Down Birds Exist
NIOW YOHK (By the Asso
elated Press). Fish that flit
and climb trees, monkeys that
brush their teeth after every
meal, birds that sleep upside
down are a few of the nnimnli
described last night by Vnrveta
Wells, explorer, In a lecture re
citing six years of adventure In
the Malay peninsular Jungles.
The Irec-cllmblng fish comes
from the water lo play on tho
beach. "When you tickle Its
Itlmiiiy. It swells up with air,
bounces abo it for sheer happi
ness." said Wells.
He described flirting fish, the
only swimming anlmnl known to
have u genuine wink.
WASHINGTON (By the Asso-
nlntcd Press). Boorotary weeks
111 with thrombosis. Ho na
been confined to hlH Dome . tor
several days, v but thorn has beun
no intimation that ho was serlous-
III until tho physician today
nnounced tho cuuse.
Weeks physician Isaued a state
ment saying tho scerotnry April
had a "thrombosis of one oi
tho small branches of tho middle
cerebral artery.' which produced
weakness of the muselru of the
eft arm, but that no other symp
toms resulted. Thu Bluto uuuou
that Weeks "should bo out In u
short . time."
WEEKS IS ILL
x Lois Sues
: I r-JCL. J
I ill - B II
ONE KILLED
IIIRU11,
3 INJURED
N WASHINGTON
Lois Meredith, American mov
ie actress, may add lo tlm trou
bles of Colonel Deiuilsloiin,
wlllell have already si locked
Itrltlsh MX'lal circles, It Is runi
ortd sho will sue him for
breach or prombMi. ' Miss Mere
dith bases lier caso iiimt uuuiy
letters. In her nosscHglon from
thu colonel. It la sold.
Carson Post - Mistress
Dead; Stage Driver
Fatally Hurt .
HORSES BOLTED
ON NARROW ROAD
Injured Persons Taken
to Ansom Kancn, .Be
tween Halfway i and
Cornucopia, Ore.
HALFWAY, Ore. (Special)
Ono woman was killed, a man
probably fatally injured and two
little gtrls badly bruised when the
horses of tho Halfway-Cornucopia
stage ran away at a point about
40 miles northeast of Baker, Ore.
The horses became, frightened
and broke the double treo pins of
tho rig. dashing about on the nar
row road; and broke away. Bruco
Cameron, tho driver was hurled
beneath the wheels ot the stage,
which passed over his body.
Mrs. Clara Carnahan, postmis
tress at Carson, was thrown upon
tho brako rod, which penetrated
her side. She was dragged (or a
considerable distance, and died
shortly afterward.
l.lttlo Mabel Blassbock and tho
Wynla girl were both severely
bruised.
The Injured persons were taken
to the Ansom ranch, between Half
way and Cornucopia.
I1C
INT
XTRA
DENNIS
T
01
FINAL
INNER
HAtil'.H IjOHIM I FUfAm
CHICAGO (AIM Tho result of
tho national consolation basketball
tournament vas, final game, third
round: Fort Smith, Ark., as, ha-
lem, Ore.,
I'lVU HTttiti HUM!
PlllI,AJ)i;l,l'HIA (AP) Five
men nnd a girl, nrrcst-d yesterday
T
HELD ILLEGAL
WASHINGTON (By the As
Hoelatcd Press) , The govern
ments efforts to secure crimin
al oonvktkiiu against Albert B,
Fall and oil magnates who ne
gotiated western oil land leases
with him, rmxnmlored a seri
ous setback today wlien nil or
tho indictments were thrown out
of court.' . -' , '
Because of the presence in
thu grand- Jury room of tho
as suspicious characters, went Mill I nsslslnnt attorney general whllo
held today for possible memmca
tion In connection with an alleged
conspiracy to kill a deputy Inited
States marshnl In San Francisco.
LONDON (By thn Associated
Press). Jusllco McCurdle deliv
ered his reserved Judgment In the
Denillstoun case today. Ho held
that the alleged agreement for
Mrs. lennistojn's support by her
former huaband after their divorce
wus void and could not be en
forced in law. :
The Judgment sets uslde Ihe
Jury verdict awill'dlng her 6,(H)il
pounds for alleged, breacn ot con
tract.
Moron m.'NNF.ii iu;rns
KAN FHANCISCO (AIM Ablaze
rrom stem to stem, a 7(Moot fish
ing launch from (inn Pwlro, was
taken lis n liquor runner by the.
the Indictments were being
drawn up last summer, tho Dis
trict of Columbia supremo court
held that ncltlior Fall, Kdward
I,, noheny, Harry V .Kmclair
or lidwnnt L. Doheny, Jr., Iind
boon legally Indicted,
fJOVFHNMF.NT TO APPEAL
WAHH1NOTON (By tho AssQCl-
coast guard cutter 'ramaroa afu-r ated Press) Tho government will
iSiaul 45 miles south or Hero . appeal iram ino unuiti ui .ir
nelv l,ula. lillt KailK W1IIIC SIIO lllliliiiu etii'iv,,,., vwu.fc
decision
...... . n. ......uiiin inH nimnnii rernrnen ill
WHS Wlllg IOWIS1 1IIIO pWV. 1 - --
mm were arnxtcd and 100 cases tho oil reserve cases, according to
of liquor wcro seined.
Land Office Removal
Order Given Criticism
liKli Srli'ml CJIi'1 vUiU, "A M-rry
IMv l-M-nxH). I'ow n. Mosuh"
iSitlrilual); wtlcoiii'-, Mupt. A.
Tiiiinptun: n-Mponm', K. A. Sa r :
nnitth'. Iltffh Ht-litwl HIw chil. "A
Wnrrtur Htr (A'Ihhi). "Chlng
a I .hip" (Anon.
1:3'i A. M. AMriw. "I'Iip N"
Tinhrr in thr MoJrn k.houl."
I'rof. Juincfl K. Bursth.
.hool.
I Atu-nuxHt.
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ti t of Ui -Jiruii'l'' liic'i w hooL
"rilnt. I .ill I Hoiif tAM nt. ' A
Sprtn? Myl" f l ' arrl.
I:3' P. M. A'HrHF. "N'"'
Hhool Uwa.' Su. J. A. Onir
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j 2:o P. M. Piano solo, J'k
! f'noH'lz'-: U'ldniw. Tlt' TiarhtH
!! alt h
of
nr. i i It onir turn 1 i UiiiK)niii'iiny iir
.'. tli-t. V. It Tnv. lhp Ptllill.' Ir. W. T.
I.,.. It,ai,on. .Th.' lroblVm of 3:J0 P. M. Annouuccinentf ud
Measuring Men," Prof. Jame i I Plcaiiswl.
"Pull-Board," $3 Check
Lands Youth in Jail
Horuco P,.osp, ' ugeil 17, from
WaHhinston elutc, in In tin city
jut I hre on char-fa of uLitulnlntf
money und'T fale pretMiccn.
llonn pliiyd onr of the "pull
liounls" here until hu hatl Bp--ni
ii.G't. Hi wrot tt clif U for $3,
fiin-Jn" can'Tllntlon. Itof- nfua-fi
to work the buiii out.
0IA JillMY U' Ml ltlH.lt.
M SS M t,A. Mont, t A I I. M
f :!)'! loniT oT PlehiB. Mnt.. wih
foiin-l guilty l' a J'tiy In litrUt
co irt ut ThoiMpB' i I'ulti, Mont,,
Wf'ln'-lMy. of imjrd'r In lh h
onJ l(trt-. for thf Kilinf of Mra.
Ora PItc? of . Murlt-a, lluh-.
iit Plain.. I 'cliruary Pi. IhI. H n
tnrf will Ih pywt l ly Jult
Th oJor' ? Dt n".t Halord.iy.
"ounwl for thu uVff-nse nt'r !
motion for a new trial and waa
frrantPd CO duji la which to pra-
Tlmt 'l' Hiovm.'nt laimclfd
h'rr a f-w days ngo with Ih ol-f
Jct thn rfialninp of !h: flrral j
land offh m ut irranuv. in nrinn-Miotii'-nttiTii
and etipport. la In
ilkat'd hy arllrlps app'-arinc In
the KlKn and KnUTpriav newspa
per this wr'-k.
Th Klgin IHcordcr Htatcn:
'Whai. upp'ar to b a caa! of
ultort sightrdifMH on tht Prt of
the Kovcrntii'-nt la lh! dincontinti-
nnctp of tlt'f la (Jrandv land offlcn.
,V.W;wy'.
itm-'f viiin r-d tupr taul it uiovt-a
only In ataN-d groovra, Hoiri'Unif
In ttn dim und dtitihnt ymn a law
wus passt-d which provld-i-s for chw
infr land ofrirrs wti'-n lh" revenu'
from tin offlfo falls h'dow a cr
tuln amount. This, II s"-niK, Is
I lie slut tis of th- local land ot
her. hnc! ( he d'cri: I hut. It u
clwd.
"Whil it may or may not buvt
ih" eovtrnnp'nt a fw dollars to
do this, th fal r'malns tlmt fu-
dirt tranfUrtions with a land of
flp so far r'-inovej is Rolnjr to lc
cinaiv; for those who may havn
tiustmnH wllh the land d-iHrtinnt.
As thes; offi'--s are -fcatabllJiiita
(Continued on I'ge bix.)
Wallowa
County
Service
Special Rates for
Iioi.se Celebration
lloise, Idaho, will celebrate the
opening of the main line of the
Union Pacific system through mm
city, according to announcement
hern today. An Important pro
gram, Including presentation lo
t'nrl Oray, president of the U. P.,
with the official key 16 the city,
has been arranged.
Kor this occasion tho railroad
company will sell a rouna trip
ticket from J-a Grande to Boise
and retirn lit a fare of .0,
selling dates April I Mil and lath.
with a return limit of April 211th.
Tho V. V. system has erected
a new passenger station lit a cost
of $1110.11110, which' will he opened
during that time.
KTKPIID.VNON IN!ICTF.I
INIMANAPOIilS (AP) l. O.
Stephenson, formiT grand drngou
or the It ii Kill" Kin n In Indiana,
wiw iudlrlrd tislay hy the Marlon
county grand Jury III connection
with an alleged attack iikjii Miss
.tladitn ImtIu1it or Indlanaiiolla.
liul lileiiek und l'.lirl Ucntry wro
nlso indictisl.
an announcement hy Klderal Dis
trict Attornoy Oordon after a tel
ephone conversation with Hpeclal
Prosecutor Hoberts.
Tlm Olxertrp, coming from the
In Hallow a iminly ilalu Imurs
ahead of oiIh publk-atkms,
Kern's that territory as nu oth
er if.tMltcr can.
t'orr--siideiM'e In Wallows
couiily, romlilnil with otlwr
1-lem flrrirou nrms and A.-MM-lltted
Pn"SS dlxniilelM-s, by
Aire. gie a news wrvk-e Iliat
dleiuliig people am appre
ciating man ami more. Mtiwdy
grow Hi In Walkma (in-iilatiou
pruirs llial fact.
"Obscrtrr Adtertl-lng
A Merchandising Hcrrlce
FARMER FACES
GOOD OUTLOOK
WAHHINOTON (My tho Asso
ciated Press). This is tho "first
spring In flvo years with any evl-
Dueli Classes Himself
World's Worst Witness
Ni:V YORK (Hy the Associat
ed Press). I'nder perjui-y charges,
the result of testimony ho tjavo f Bcmral ,Ul)1ulus In agrl
In his suit lo compel Lillian uisn clllul.1.i.. thc bureau of agricultur
lo luakn pictures for his company, j a rconom,,. declared lato Thurs-
uiki aiso Hieing iii'ni '"" day In a report on' mo situation,
cecdlngs, Charles II. ll'iell has is-j Thero are no big agricultural
sued a statement terming himself , ,.,..., e.crnt In cattle, tho re
port said, nnd "Judging from the
lessened population movement, an
Increased number of farmers ap-
"the world's worst witness" and
reiterating that hn und Miss dish
had been engaged. Although a
tnwyer himself, liuell suld he was
utterly paralyzed anil benumbed"
while en the witness sland
parcntly fuel It financially aafo to f
fCnntlnned on Page fWn.1
lti:'ovi.itli I'om I'l'f.
WAI.I.OWA. Ore. (.Hliec 1 1 .
,-,'.'.": in i-n i.ir'f if' Hi--surrounding
colntry arc Just re
covering from a siege of flu. The
s"hool olteudunce has been seri
ously cut here on many days dur
ing the pusl few weeks, due lo
pupils being sick.
"Mellon" Tax Plan Will j
Jie Dress&d Up and Vstl.1
tfAltl.lt: KXtJITM POWIill.
viioirii:i.n. oiiio (AP). tiur-
' tic Th irsday was given credit for
breaking Ihe hung-r strike of
Mike Hedrlrk of Kly. Ohio. In
jail here faring u i-harge of vl
latllig prohibition laws. He had
not eaten for n week when bis
friends arrived with "ilelhlieles" of
which Mike was fond. When the
i aroma of garlic drifted h.t way
ho capitulated.
(il Harry II. Iluul)
WAflllNf.TON (NKA Speclull.
The "Mellon" lax plan, profil
ing sharp reductions In slirtix
rates on Incomes of 1 On, lion and
over, Is to be given a new tlrcsa
land a new name before It Is Intro
duced attain In congress.
Hut the Mellon paternity, which
was stressed when tho bill wus
finance committee of the senate.
Hecognlilng that opposition to
the original "Mellon" bill was fur
thered by the fact that it origin
ated with tht secretary of tieas
ury rather than with congress,
and thai the secretary would ben
efit personally thereby by some
hundreds of thousands of dollars,
administration leaders are agrejd
previously before congress, will lie IIS faco ut least, aue evidence ot
evaded. If not actually disclaimed. Its congressional origin.
APlho nh congress Is not In sea- Wherefore, we will have not tho
slon. preliminary steps for the I "Mellon" bill again, but tho
huping of the new tax measure I "Hnloot-tlreen"-bill, with the Me:,
will b taken during the summer Ion theories present but cloaked
by members ot the ways an.ti
means committee of the house and (Continued on rag Five.)
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