La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1926, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY
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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
J PORTLAND, ' AP) Ore.
Ron Rain In the west, rain
or enow In the east tonight
and Wednesday. Warmer
I In the cast tonight.
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- VOLUME XXIV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926.
ASSOMATalD PRESS
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 73
if HLV.
SO HOUSES
ERECTED III
PAST YEMt
Quarter Million Dollars
'. Spent in Construction .
Here-in 1925
BIG INCREASE IN
OWNERS OF HOMES
Three Hundred and Fifty.
Residences Have Been
, Built in La Grande
, Since January 1, 1920.
Building In f.a Grande during
Tjl'5, while it Old not reach the.
figures utldim'd during the three
preceding years, missed reaching a
quarter inttlion dollars by a small
margin and' swelled the amount
spent, .an new construction since
January 'l, 1S20 to $1,587,(132. lie
cording to u check or building per
mits issued at the city offices by
J. K. Stearns, municipal recorder.
.Moro than 2iu permits1 were Is
sued cnllinjr for expenditures-to
talling 524,R17 during tho past
year and of tli in amount, from!
$150,000 to $160,000 WHS expended
on Mm erecting of some B 1 new
residences, bringing-th tota -umber
of homes built since 1.
J'jin to 3f.O. Tho greater f
the rcmuinder was spent in: ir
work. In some cases remove ;ing
bills amounted to from $1000 to
$20(10. . ' 7
8,000,000 Actually Spent.
Faces Trial
A, I , - si? ,
U UUnm Ilcvans. 7(1. Is hHng held
In Ihe . IOguusport, Iiuljt Jail
awaiting trial on a charge of first
degree murder. An inmate or Urn
White county infirmary, ho stab
bed to death Nelson Anderson,
71, in n ouarrcl over Stella Shir
Icy, another inmate of the Instl
t ut ion. He objected to Ander
son's sereiiattliifc Miss Shirley,
who is 37, wllh aa accordion.
fred mm
GIVES VIEW
Will Build
Wonderland
Golf Course
Wallowa Lake Promoters,
m Annual Meeting, Lay
Plans for Future Expansion.
Plans to equip . the Wallowa
Lako Wonderland with a senlc
golf course, that will require two
years for construction, to build
an additional unit on the resort
und to erect several more tourists.
cabins wero made .whon -Mock
holders uud .directors held their
unnual meetings separately and
successively at the courthouse last
evening. .... .
. prospects Tor the project loom
rosily, and the promotors are In
hlgjl spirits, us to the future of
tho .playground" 6f . Kastenv Ore
gon. '
Twelve ,or more stockholders
were present representing, direct
ly or by proxy. Homo 82614 shares
in the corporation.
.. AuffUBt Htange, John MacPhcr
aon and If. K.' Dixon elected dire
ctors. - A comprehensive r expoHlt-'
Ion of tho financial Hiatus, of the
park project wns given Jointly by
Q. L. l-arlson and MacPherson.
v irison He-Kletteil
, At the directors' meeting which
followed, Larlson waa re-elected
to the presidency; MucPhcrson
was named vice president, ,: and
Dixon was re-elected . secretary.
August Humeson. a brother-in-law
of Stunge and recently come
to Orande' from Canada, was
chosen director to fill Iho unex
pired term of Senator Itrucc Den-
TAKE STEPS
MEW
EPIDEMIC
.Stand behind Ta Orande as a
whole, take a part in its affaiii,
und find out what there Is to
The amount actually spent dur- know about the city, "a commun
ing the lust six. years, by conserva
tive estimates, reached the two mil-;
lion-dollar mark, according to
builders, who state that it Is often
Impossible to stHywIthlu tho pre
liminary estimate, which Is given
at the time of Issuance of tho build
ing' permit.
,., .VLa, (japfie,.v; liiit, hjn punning
jhrouKh irperlod ir prosperity and
stability during the last four years
that l reflected in the large sums
Kpent In new ImlldlnKS and In re
pairssand reinod'HnK work," one
uuthoiily declares.
Home Owners Inerea.s .
"Of course, many of the homes
were built to relieve the housing
conditions which were, to sny the
lly that excels- . . . and
will - have Increased our - capital
stock," said Krcd It. I'urrey, lo
cal editor and publisher of The
District. News, before the cham
ber f commerce today during the
Tuesday lunclieon hour. Mr. Cur-
rey's topic .wus "Sell Our Town--to
Ourselves" and. he declared that
In that way such it thing woifld
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PARISH PLANS
uu uuun nun
(Continued on Tago Five.)
THREEl)AY MEET
OF COUNTY COURT
IS IN PROSPECT
With rlruf .nr.tlw..vrni- l.n.1ln..t
loast. crowded three or four years I ... . . ...onortions before" ll'
I'nion county court will .convene
High School Fumigation
follows Report 01 a
' Scarlet Fever Case .
DIRECTORS LOSE
NO TIME IN WORK
Precautionary Measures
. Prescribed for Students
r for Their Individual
Protection.
Announcement 'that Ln, ' Grande
will entertain the Kuslcrn Oregon
oil vocation, with 100. or moro
d'egnles from . the Kpiscopal
Ifigh school was dismissed today
to permit the thorough fumigation
of tho building against a possible
spread of scarlet fever, a well-do
veloped case of which was diseov
ered when Thelma Bray, a high
school girl, consulted Dr. it.
Uindis about what appeared to be
a slight Indisposition Monday eve
ning after school.
The mntter was immediately
brought to the attention of "tho
board of directors, who called Dr.
A. L. Richardson, city health of
ficer, Into consultation on tho sit'
uatlon.
On his advice. It was decided to
begin fumigation of the building
immediately, and to cancel all high
school activities today in order that
the process might bo as completo
as possible.
After formaldehyde-sulphur nun
dies had been collected from every
drug store in town that stocks them
Superintendent J. T. Longfellow, K
I ) Tnwlnr. itrinriluil. ntlil t hi; lilch
1 1 school Janitor touched off ..the
I fumigation tapers until long niter
midnight. , ivery square- foot or
space from basement to garret are
well fogged with the germ-destroy
Ing fumes today.
Will 0mmi Seliool Tumorrow. '
The building will be thrown open
ar 6 o'clock this evening, and will
Last Six-Masted Schooner Burned
FEASIBILITY
OF PROJECT
IS DEBITED
Sinnott Scores Handling
of Baker Reclama-.
: tion Work .
BILL PROVIDES V
FOR CONTINUANCE
Inferior Department Sup
ply Measure, Pruned by
Committee, Reported to
House Today.
The Ktlwaiil .1. Lawronue, tlui last 8lx-nuvstel schooner In tho world, burned In tho Poitland
.(.Me.) harlwr. Piioto show fire boat? pouring water Into the ship In an effort to cxUugUsli tho
Humes. ,
LEGIONNAIRES
WILL INSTALL
(Continued on Vnm T,l.
TIGERS T
COVE OWE
T
at t he eoui-thoise to morrow pre
pared to stretch . lis -customary
two-day term info . u session of
three days or longer, Judge I, (i.
(.'ouch announces. .
First, there will be the annuel
selection of a Jury list for ull reg
ular and e x t ra t rm s of circuit
tourt in I'JUfi. Kroni 4')U to 5fi
names are regularly drawn, t he
registration and tax lisis suppiyini;
the numberH. t s islly an entire
day Is required for this task. !
i'oe broke off the short end of Hids on gas and oil for use
a t II basktbal! score in a with county machinery during the!
practlee game with l-ti Orande on ensuing year will be received. Or-
t lit local court' Monday evening tain county officers will be up
alter school. pointed or renamed to their pre-
Twelve or 1 :t local fellows In ent )oHltinns. In addition, the
fuel, ultoiit cvnyon' who has been usual uccumuhition of bills will lie
out regularly Tnr piactlee -r- got audited, complaints heard and ad-
inio the melee before It was over. Justtnents made.
Cove was admittedly short en
practice mid experience, the vlsl'- UI'VS !.AM I'Olt I'OWJJt SITi;
IliK players not having been on th'i WKNTi'HKK, Wash. Tiansfi-i
floor sinei' viie.it ton. of property and casements a Ion;
A pnietlre game with the alum- lake shore land und near the town.
ni for this evening has been post- of Chelan, amounting to $:t7.14'i,
potied indefinitely. The season's were filed in the county nuditni-'ii
schedule begins with the Wallow j. office by Major Anderson for the
game here Friday. Chelan Kloctrlc compuny.
"We are battling the problem of
he Hji id In
!part. "You have all more or less
been exposed. Scarlet fever is an
acute disease, developing among
Woman, Drunk New Year's
Day, Draws Term In Jail
churches, in the territory, came be nlrert and ready for school at the
out of the annual parish . meeting usual hour In the morning.
uL St; relets church last night. . Meantime, : '.every . precautions iy
. Further plans for the meeting. - measure' bns been taken n. ward
which ls4aet'for Feb. ' 12. 13, and j Off danger from the. exposure of
II. will be mude when the ' He v. students yesterday.
Oliver lClley. lately come .to s-j OhlH rind boys were" gathered In
siime the duties of rector," .meets two separate groups at the dumes-
wilh his vestry men at the rectory ulc science and manual training
Monday' night. The vestrymen depart incuts this rtiornlng while
will call for an assembly of pur- jr, Jandis outlined to Ihein the
ishone.rs to name committees find j measures tliey i.ro" to obsi-rve for
arrange details for the convocat-. individual precaution.
lun ' , , ... I 'o.nMruuoii A-ked.
".i , r . t . i.f Icontaglous disease,"
convention by II. A. Zurbrlck. w. ! vmi i
!l. Kussell and Mrs. J. C. Camp.
As their alternates, the assembly
tr.ut nioht ,.hnul, ' Mi-u flr.ni-iro
iVUnui, iirs. . K Turklnfflunjy"" ""'"' '""" ,"or";1
Mr. u. w. Curr und sin. f. (.'. I ,r rl",,r "" tliront. wli.-n- II
'olhi-r rl.-rilona of tin' annuiil ! H'-tl"' l'. "" '"'" '' "'! vonill-m-fHion
Im-lud. ii: II. A. SCurbrk-k I ,nK- A,in"1 ""' " "'l or "llr1
wnlor wardi n und Irwisun r: Mr. '' ""iixh d.-volops. Mnny ;m
BliiKT. junior wurtll-n; K. Murks. tsl-l l.y llilnklnic II la mih.mI liy
Ic.Tk or thir vo.nlry: L. II. Kuiwrll, " "luK- 1 ""' 'XKims ov.r
W. M:VilJi.'MM. A. V. T. .Milno!'"'' o'iy rii'i-pi lor in- inc.', hum
und O. N. Turkinslon. VHlry m.'il. I'nl from .two lo nvi- tl-.iy.l linn
; , ()Stl,ipt'lirH. - Til" KfHlill JHTlOfl
idorsn't lit'Cln 'iinlll ul'li-r a porlod
Knights of Pythias rro" ,wo to r,,i,r cikH. v
inbiau ic winccis,, ,, ,. m.ii i,ourd in W-
. : )Mntin nn fld'iiii' uri' Hichu:'
TIi.- knishlit of I'yllii.ia lMlrf.: "I'll"!, lain- a Hluimpmi.
Inslull-d ufrirorn for tin- fiwuinK -Th.n. Inkn a Imlli ivroiniunk-J
vcur lu.it t-vrnlnir u lu-n u ni.'-lin. I'y a eoinplrli! i-Iiiiiik.- or nil In-,
was Im-IiI ul III.. K. I', hull ror tlmtl ' "Oiinjlf i-vi-ry (tie hoilrn villi ono
purpoais lr. II. V. Illl' yv d. puly li'imponnrul or anil In a kIuhm or
Urnnd cliiinLi'llor or I hi' lodai-. lii'l-j warm waliT.
.il nn llmlalllntf officer and ill" "' would lllii- for you In i l.inlHr
follovvltiK mi n look offlci.; Uu- MynliMii wltnin anil wu num. A
lOlni-r Itow. chaiu-pllor i-oin. 1 IlKliI laMillve and lluuld foods lll
inandi r: AUah l'ro l-y. w ' actomplliili IIiIb.
rhuiierllor: 1 1. C. Ilui kwallor. pre. j Aiolil Climili il IMln e.
late: r. U ll.Tiy. liiauli'r or work ; I "Slay oul or crowded pluc. M an
C. K. .MWoriiikk. mauler or ex-1 inmdl lis you ran.
Cll(ljer: Ijiivr-nce (Iruliam. keep. "rieuse use every poHKilde effort
l'Vunk f. iMoCulloeli of Buker,
a lueuilier of tho state executive
committee of the American Ijcvc
ion, and ?rn. )tena iaimer, a ptmt
department president -of tho auxil
iary to the American lesion, will
officiate at tho installation of 1920
offleera Wednesday evening wh--n
live i.a Qi-ando post and its aux'Hi
ary tneet in joint, session at tiie
KnlKhts of : i'yttilas hull.
(ilisWr. rainier, prewnt coin
mandtnir officer of the post, will
;it that, time rcltmiuish his author-
Spree Ends
In Drinking
Of!Posion
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, Job
less, Drunk, - and with
Broken Nose, Attempts
to (joranut Suicide.
('HICAOO ( Jly (hn , Awiociaied
rruss) This afternoon physicians
were forced to administer Heart
stiinulunts to Miss Nosblt, but they
WASHINGTON Bjr the Assocl
uted Press) Kecommending de
creases in expenditure below both
current appropriation and budget
estimates for next year, the annual
supply bill for the Interior depart- ,
mcnt was reported to the house to
duy, calling (or expenditure of
J22G.ooo,ooo. Thi would be 17.
700,000 below the! current fund
and 1610,000 less than the budget
figures. . - ,
Continuation of the Vale, Owyhee
and Baker project In Oregon would
be provided for. r '. t . , ' ;
. Baker Project Argued.
Differing view as to the feasibil
ity of tho Baker reclamation proj
ect wcro contained In testimony,
given bofore the house appropria
tions committee by Reclamation
000 offering of National ChnIi llcg- Commissioner .Elwood Mead,, and
IMer common Flock, made iliroiigli Representative Sinnott, Republican,
Dillon, ltoail anil company, Kxlay ot Oregon. . . , '
was ovvmiilmrllictl within five niln-; Mclld ,d ,hB government has'
llles after tlio books wro 01CI1CI. ' , nrprf.j wllh eyn.truetion of
This is one of tho quickest sales , projoct because, under the law
ot stock Issues on record. wlth provi.ion for advanoe or
credit to aettlers, the project 1 not
XTRA
STOCK ISNli K SOLI).
NEW YOUK (Al) A $5,000,
MOKNNr, liAW l'l'HKI,l.
-economically feasible.'
SAIjKM, Ore. (AI')-TIlO ped-, , Hlnnll asserted that tha WttV in
dlor's lieensc tux bill cnncu.il by wi,lC,- n,0 project ha been han.
Ilio IBM leglslatuw wns uplicld lit ,u,l rhus linen a neat embarrass-
ah 'opinion lianilcil down l)J- tho monl ,0 m,-..ha tH dlher mtllbr
suprvnio court today.
ni-'ATir loi.ixiws itini:.
POUTIiANH, On-. ;(AIf) Afll-r
of the Oregon delegation."
TAX UII,L MOVIBO ON.
WASHINGTON (By the AbsocI-
ily to Hurley H. lllchardson. Tuk- " '""Vt 'l;. all-night rlilc In, a trmk'-Ken- ,,, i.roMlTho urovunon la the
I 111 IUUUI BlItT -UIHt-lllt IMIKI1L BttTU . . . - ...... 1 . . - ... . .
lr-.IT vrrir... i-Wit I li noir snmmun.
der will be IhiKh K.. Brady. vipc n ' t lfectivo antldoto for tho doI- Wttfl kl,,wl L'urli' loUny wlirn th from $10,000 to $20,000 the limit
eninniMnderi Chester Thomnson 'm0Sl e ftnilUOlO Ipr 1110 poi -, ,M . utltlt.Uut l. i.-o ii.. tlm ' ...... -v. ' e - t
.witni,..,!- i vnn ni..niM.,. r, . son aho drank. ,;
nance officer; C. H. Tulbot, chap-
ain: O. V. rulmer, JIurvey K.
Matthews. Kay Williams. Kd fool
tdKc. and Jenso Andrews, execu-
uve comiumee. poison today
Mrs. Hay Williams Is president-1 -,.,, .i.i,i
elect of the auxiliary. Her stuff
alcohol is a IM!th Wvliison,; l, or lieiul, Ore.. houso tax reduction bill inefcastnr
wun tunj T...a. isw from JIU.uuu 10 f 6V,VVV -wiw iiiiud
I truck skhldctl on tho Ice on tho of mC0ma on which a 25 por cent
tX)lumbla Jtlvcr hiRliway near ruduction of account of "earned In-
fSnhiKlftlc. j Vcniou Mason, ot ha- KOtno'- might bd applied, Vu ap
proved today by th aonato, finance
commltteu. v ?;
(ContlniisonnPaelTtvv jv
rilicAOO (By rth Associated pine, was drlvhitf.
I'resB-'-I'Jvelyn Nesbit Thaw, for-1
mer wife, of Harry K. Thaw, drank
In an attempt to I
-I
KIIADK TO MUlVt TKJKK.
iav YOUK (AIM Tho state
commit suicide, after a prolonged nlliletle i-oiiinilssloii tKk hteps to-
Nnwj Vniir'M coli'hrHttnn. Iter coil -. ... iu.... mjinU lu.
Inctudes: Mrs. K. Ci. Olson, first ,u,t . ,1h,.i.i , . . .
vice president Mrs J c Itich- " jrlUcRl- twecn Tiger riimers, Atlanta ncg-
ardson, second'vl'ce president; Mrs. hn has been living in. an apart.n,, und Iavo Kluule of California,
Itoy Currey. secretary und truas- "nl hern with '-her boh, Hussol lo dftormlnn whhh i. i lh foremost
ur(,r Thaw, during a cabarwt engage- rhalleiifcer of Hurry drch, inlddlc-
. . . f , . iniem, ami Jiau ueen orniKiuH iur,tveiKHi t'liaiiipiuii,
II
and Mrs. Julius Itoesch, first vice
president, Mrs. Walter Palmer, tho
second vice president, will preside
until the new commanding officer
take her chair. ,
A contest, for which a free trip
lo rails is to be the pri7,e, and
(he coining American Legion the
atrical production, "The Whirl o'
tho Town," will be subjects for
discussion when t Im Installation
ceremonies have been completel.
uiit-nifil HnvM hoi nnrrn liifllfl Hill. I.
ltlel.ar.laon. retiring president., . ,. enKuaement . at the cafe
ended abruptly but New Year's
Biggest Day
In lis
History
A well-known In (ranile slore
in o eil t lie Ini ftiM hU"lnes?
Snttinlay In It.- hMor). by
Innte man; in. It was the flrt
day of the M fire's lanunry Sale
nn animal ntent.
It P"Kf'ia!ly worthy of note
that thU nle was advrrtlMl
rHtitltHr In the eohiU"i of
The bMner. no other nilhii-i
or ntetlMsl tM'lng iied eeept
tll-plny wintlDWM, The results
an- mm Inritijr as to the pull
ing Mwer nf The Oberer. it-
eii-Hriii MMiTiixr of the l a
f.mnde terrttciry, ami U hiuh
n-ailer hilen-4. .Many other
Mure an rMrl'iHinB HUe r
tnr and all at a """t I"
reatliT i hat I mtn-iially lo.
Inlelllwent n' of ONTi.t
nee 1 olwayi pnifitablc.
Observer Advert Ming
A sUexchandltintf tierTtce."
llsreuitd of the provisions of a!
city ordinance is an uTfense of no;
small size, in the eyes of the
judge of the municipal court, nl
gardlewt of w bet her th offender
in ('i'stlnn be a member of the
feminine or masculine sex.
A crime is a crime and the
perpetrator of some must pay.
Therefore. Judg- C. M. Hum
phreys, enthroned in the city trib
unal several days tiKO, Sentenced
Klsie Kennedy to pay two fines
one $25 and one 9 50 und serv
10 days in jail,
i The defendant, who was arrest
ed New Year's day with K. It.
Keagle, now paying- up a fine .if
f3oe In 'l Installment each con
sisting of one day In Jail, was
brought before the bur last night
at 7 o'clock to unswer to twu
charges.
She pleaded guilty to havln :
I wen bitoxh-ati-d on New Year's
day aud the Jnden fixed the in-natty
at $-5 fine and lo days li
Jail.
Hhe pleaded not guilty to dl
ordt rly condm-t and the ias' came
to trial. K. H. Ivanhoe rrprew -ntd
the defendant and George T.
Cue h ru n p rosecu ted .
r of record and seal; Kddb fir:' -
ham, master al arms: llarh v
HtoneUIng, Inner guard; John Ito-,-
outer guard, und Juck Alc-
Cuity, trustee.
I'orllaiid Attorney hi JaU.
ALBANY. Ore. I'aul C. Dormil-
eve brought further libations, nnd'gcr, Portland attorney, was hi the
w hen Kvelyn returned to her apnri- county jail here in lieu of $160
iiienl, her maid saw that tier nose Uttj foP his appeuranco at a lu'ar-
had been broken. ling In the justice court on a posaes-
Hhe had not censed to seek II- sion of Honor charge, to which he
quid diversion sine,- tnu maiu pieaueu not, Kuiny wuen hiiiiihuiu,
said.
Tht
Ilefii.Hes Ajilliloto, , .
dtilelde' attempt wns matte
Jormiliser and Kd Hmllh of Vun
coiiver were arrested on a down
town street. A bottle of whiskey
was found on Dorinllzer. Hmlth
ut 6 a. in. ufter Kvelyn asked for1, ull ()f j25 and. fulled to ap-
henrd a crash In the bath room.
f've done It, J'vo taken poison,'
livelyn cried.
(rnnllniird on Psrn Flv.)
H. I. Crawford Seated
As W.O.W. Commander
!
i" C li'ntaHam
;. if. O. ma ijinvi t,aiii , iVnur,iri iwih Inslnlle.i es
Al Pot Tjlirk T)innCr i co,,n'" conimandir of the Wood-
men- of the World hi si evening
' when members of the lodge iie-l
With Cobm It. Kberbard. pre. In regular session at the I. O. O. I',
dent of the school board. In. W. hntt. Other offleers of the organl
P. McAdory and A. W. Nelson, of nation w.ti! rc-.'li-.'t.'d some tiiii,
Hie lll-lmd . lull. Huperlnleiide.fi I ,l)(0i t ri sui.ii'd In their fiirui. i
J. T. Longfellow end principal K. j positions nithuul furlher lnslallu
i. Towler. as well as Miss Mlel i tion.
A. lli-iinett. deun of girls, and sill Afler the t-reinony lunch was
(he women members' of high ; .erved.
school faculty, as their gnesls. the
rl cliulrtnsn or Ihe Assoclatwl . j ('......t Move(l
(llrl Htnd.-nla anoelsllon will en-: Jusl,c vOUl t iUOt.U
lerlaln at a pot lurk dinner Wed-j Into NCW (JUai'tCl'S
nesduy evening In Hie domestic.
liurlna the evening the girls will, .t'l'lge Hugh K llnidy end Ihe
make their aeint-ann'lal repor's 1 Justlee of Ihe pes. - cont lire inov.
r n, .rk Ihe sHorletlon Is lie. I Ing today from their mmrlers in
ompllsl.lng tlirougll I' various the Wesl-Jm cl,. n l.ull.llnic lo tu
eommll .1. The A. O. K. wsrt i slightly larger rooms In the 1-v.lev-
orlglnHti-d In 19;;. and romprlses Houvy l.iilT.llng ul AdTTnis uven I.
.he totul girl .... nilu rshlp of the and nepol sire. .. i m y ure n .
high school. The women leach-1 ed next to the street, ov. r the
era set as sponsors. j t- L. drug slore. and lire
Mlsn Marian Miller Is chairman reached ly the slslrmiy III the
of the committee In charge of din- shoe.iiining parlor .neji unor.
Methodists Will Give
Farewell Party Jan. f
In farewell eouiplliucnl to Mi.
anil Mrs. f. ('. Iiunntng, who are
moving to W'nlla Wnllii, Wtiah.,
mid to Mr. and Mrs. f, M. Itos'i-
........ I ...l. ..III I..I... ,.n I 1...I ..i.l
' .... ... ilteneath Miss Neshll's
,1,-liei- in lie-'.'lire, ine n'n n rwi-, .. ...
on. and the Mary.ha class of the1 police there had been a party in
l-'iiMl M. V.. Kundiiv sehuol will "r M"""-" .
lioxi a jMim social meeung ai in
ehuich Thursday ' at 7:46 p. in
pear.
TXOKNK, Ore.. This city's
BaniVoft Improvment bonds In the
FASTER LIVING
BRINGS DEATH
The maid hurried, Willi a liottlo ;.. , .281.000 were liwurded
of milk for nn antidote nut r.ve. )(j th(. j.innin.rmen's Trust com-
lyn dashed It to the floor. i nn I)liny ot ).0rllund lis hid being the
maid then culled a physician who OW(.8t of rour subniltted. The
folnil lOvelyn unconscious. 1 wns Ilnlin.6'1 a llioiisnnd, with
An occupant of the apartment imerest at 6 per cent. The bonds
loin ino nm u.n JL.,rs.
CHICAOO (By tha Aasoclatel
I'rcss). People aro dying becausii
they don't know how to live, said
Dr. Ollbert 1'llipatrlck, member
ot thu cxeclitlve committee of tho
eloigns llomorial instltuto berora
the Ohio society of Chicago today.
"How to Postpono Tfour Kunerul"
was his subject.
"The great bulk of human 111
are of our otvn making. People
overeat, overwork, overtax their
bodloa and mental energies. With
these condition go Insufficient
sleep and oxerolso. The Ameri
can people In the middle span of
llfo aro dying faster than any
other white people til the world,"
he. said, v , ' '
night it tit 1 1 early this morning.
suylng that two men's voices could
Another neighbor sum
r un nisi piiiiuieu .o I .... , .., ,,,.
Friday evening but was advanced - ' however, denied
a Hey lo ...vo . conflict with le' p ; , )nJlt nlKht.
lint' firwl ir rlw' IiiimUkMihIi irnilii'1 " ... '
.... ... . ..'; T'Miss Nesbit waa Ul lasi nigui,
ul i ut: y Milium urn it" v inn in. i
The. regular monthly huslners
meetings of the two organizations
will be conducted In addition .to
the party.
I) CoiltiuUfJ UU Kve)
Alleged-Check Artist .'
Taken by 13. P. A. Man
she suid.
Europe Slowly Emerging ;
From lis Worst Flood
PA II IH (lly the Associated and the dnmage to spring whent
Press) Transylvania. Kustern and property is ir.iieu.
HunKiirv and Hui.mnln present
the most erlllcal altuatlon In Ku- :
isniated Hamlet Buffer
Most death occurcd In Isolated
Ex-Scotland Yard Head
. . . a. mars .A ..-hlr-l. Ih tilnivl V
1 lfled lOr XVllSCOnaUCl from' om. of lh0 worHt ,, tll w,.r thK residents had no warn-
Us history. I l"g of iipproachlng danger. This
,N,,o (By the Assoc ,. The numlu r or ..end In Ihese ' cti.
pre, Kr Hiisll Thompson. rol,trU. aj the ..mount or dun.- , , Mn dlod of hunKer or ex.
former h-ad of Hcotland Yard, nK0 )nfn,.rd probably will not be pom,rB aH 1(.v wated to bo res-
,g ,AJ woman "Jn -.VaraK Jr 'tZ"'
Hunkers Protective association, an I "...; .,. T. ,u,; , " . ... ... greatly, but tne wes.ern re,.or..
. nes. who ,n turn, lodged h hi ' "!r l? ?u ll. " ,"."t..'"r!.. It Is known that 166 house, col.
.... , ., . . ,,; 'r I'iniiij wui n. n n- - ,p ft frfmenuous ueain iu
ii ti.Hinion nn ma lie
appeal would be tHken.
main under water for some tlmn. arc ni0'nj roaiailirin(r. At KIs Jano
In the county jail w here
awaiting a preihninary hearing.
Ill.ltl lV 'AMI HKIDK "Mti;
ner Wednesday night. Kntertaln
ment Is being pre part d by Miss
The new oj flee a n d eou rt roon
will be open for business tomor
row. tUa JuUtfu auuvUiwd tutiuy.
half In the pollen court. The de
fewlutif'tf counsel declared Hlr
it.. uii inli'iiilfd tn write iibmit emir-
II.OKVMOO.MXi O.N COAST ,,, a,, , K.a ), ,uterlal In
I the purk ul night. It was during
ATLANTIC CITY ( A P) clols- COI..rvallon with a woman lo
ter. d In the luxurious comfort of , m.h material, counsel said.
Hi- presidential suite at the ll.ls-jthut the police arrested hlaji.
. 'nrll.in, anil denying Ihcmaelvea
lo n.'WspalH-r Interviewers. Irving
lli rlin. king of Ju7.zriianla, and his
Itri.le. f.iriiierlv Kllen Ma.-kav.
duiirhler of Ihe head of the Posl- HKATTt.K (AP) I'ean John T,
ul Tel. aVaph compuny, arc honey. : Condon, Washington universily law
IlKA.N III.MXIJi lll:S.
liniiKi-il end severul persons per.
flnaneiiU loss. i . . ,rt . t.m ozeteto district 410
The swollen rivers and Ciinnl" In ! i,,,,,., . nnd farms were destroyed,
lielgluu. and IC.illi.lld lire going nd It la believed that portions of
lown. the Herman nnd Polish nv- this dlntrlet will oe inunuaiea lor
rs also are receding. The slliin- Mt leal 10 days.
Hon In Prance renu.tns at a stand
still, but the rain there continue
uniibuled. ,
The worst situation exist along
Ihe River Theiss, where thousamn,
of Inhabitants still remain on the
lielulls of Ihe raaimltlc ami the i roof of the flooded houses, awau
sufferlng In Trnnslyvuiila, Hun- Ing rescue. (Heat lee packs swept
ai.rv and Itumanlii are slowly,. lown from the mountains by re-
reaehlng Hinlupest anil Hiiehuresl.
It. Is variously eslln.uted that bet
ween log und 11" Ml persons have
nl thaws have completely dam
med iid the river at aoveral
paint-'., causing the water to over.
poruihed, wulle the low in cultitj How the cuuntrystdu.
fee.
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