La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1.1 EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY I CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND; (AP) Ore. ton: Generally (air tonight and Tuesday. Colder In the cast tonight. , mtmv VOLUME XXIV. LA GRANDE. OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1926. MlCllllKIt ASSOCIATED PHESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 84 (InttuV THRIFT IS DOB III CHURCH Emphasized ss a Relig- Inns l'vnrHfift lr fVi - ' lU A a IV VaV,V Ml IrJlU f. Rev. Mr. Pollard DANGEROUS SIDE OF MONEY GIVEN "We Must Do Something i with ; It or. It Will Do ; Something -with " Us," i Minister ' Declares. " Thrift as u; religion practice. (aught by the Olil Testament iiml endorsed by the teachings of Christ In the WW, was preached lo noar ly,Cfvor congregation thai assem bled In the churches of Ia Grande yesterday, which mark"'l the. .be ginning of the week set aside for the emphasizing of thrift. .-. . ''Money is a concenlrnlion of llfcV declared the Kcv. Oeorge Al bert Polhu d um he addressed Ms parishioners at tho Klrst Hit pt 1st cuurch yesterday morning In a ser Ihon entitled, "Stewardship." "loney- represents tlie part of us that wi; pnl inlo our work; thu possibilities of life Hint our o timing-open to us. .j . -l "The Mnm or who redeemed life, redeemed that into which wo put our lives. . . . Has Dangerous fii.li. "Money in a dangerous thing. W'n New 'Ma" I EM a. jTftW " -r. I'lilliiHliij; (lie rcslrnnliiin of Itrp rcsnitnllw .liilm tt'. Ijuucli-y f Kentucky, It was rt'urlt'l In Washington I In.) Mrs. Idiotic) would try lc will Ills sent III iim Itri'ss. ljiuulcy convict cl In n lltimr conspiracy untl Ills res ignation tilnk rfl'ovt when till- su preme court rcfiiMil to review the flmllims. . Lamrlcy tin ..cnlcnceil tu two years. I ICY PAVEMENT GAUSESVVRECK Miss Margaret SUnlc and .Miss must do something with It. or It Ijuku Davis, hulli or them mi mux will do something with us. In otli- Ht the Hot l-itke sanatorium, cs er words, wo mush Kplrll nnllsmj our raped without Injury yesterday money, or our money will material- . when tlielr ear, refusing lo talie ly.e us ' 'ithe he hill on (I .avenue, slipped "Kvi ry fifth verse In tiie llllde. backward over the left enilmnk tlw tell lis, has to do with giving. ' mi nt, where II struek and turned (living Is a hahlt. If llockcfcller over, breaking- both left wheels, had not developed the hublt ot.glv- twisting the fenders and shattering Ink whll" jie Vran "tin a. poor boy Hie glass on thtil Klde. " . he would not be giving his mIMIonsi A sugaring or light snow over the to humanity luday. lre.plated iavi inent biivu very III- llivlim follows saving. We have tie Iraellhn fur tin- wheels as the means to give only when we iirae (Conllnucd on Paw ) CHANGES PLEAi BACK IN JAIL 1 c two womt-n lurmd tlu-lr eimpi- up the hill. IliiUway th- wnidc tlt ilriv'-r iilt inptril to Hliift p'lin. Ttie win i Im Kkidi"d iiiul spun. Tin car burked ilown tliM lilll and ovr Union Teams . Defeated In Double Bill Tiger Tossers Outclass Bobcats in Basketball", To Play Three Games This Week. lu Urundt; lilsh ,KC'hout lfatkt lull tianis won both ends of ft doutdi'liiudcr In Ihe ioti Bjm-nuHi-itu Saturday nielli. Th. tlrdt ttum defeated Tnion's Itohcat fiw 27 to 15 and till! Tllter wcondu won from tho viflitlntj hUtrnw 1 8 to in. Uoth eont"Ktn were hitter, ly fought, from wlilstle lo whiMtli hut In caeli case. La Oniude's sit perlority wan marked. l.yiuan and Zunde were 1h .spearheudn- In Ia. Orunde scoriae in Ihu main attraction with Hanka. GluHrl untl LarlHon ahly taking care, or their relative poHillous in C'otteh Iteiinetl'H nKtfiu' of play. (ieerlstn v and Gllmore, La ion forward and center, led In thr visitors offensive, tlie former van inK three and the. latter two field Koi i h. GeertiH'n hIiowh much liu- piovcmcnt over his work lastyeur and (lllmnm lookn Kood on the. floor. Ijumh, diminutive Jtoh Cat forward. whih hit didn't fit into the Hooting, wan a whla on do- fense and hl.s Hpeed opened the way to a i?onl or two by hit matci. Caspar and Cox broke up sever il Tiger driven. I.nnu linn KuiifClit. Aflej-. the flint half; whirl, "end ed 12 '-to 7 In favor of the. blue and white, players, of both fium tei.s Inereawed their pffortM und by the time the came, ended, Severn' were on tlio ragged edge or com plete exhaustion. Zundel, buttered altout- hy the Union guard a. wan pructlenlly all In hit kept going neverthelea.1. The tilt Whh rough; throughout hut boih teaiitH dlHployed mtcSllent nporlmuanHhlp. It wan the feron ity of the altaek and defenr, with attending eonfllet that resulted In uulntenlloniil fouling.-' I Ira i iH i Trip Xott. The Tigers' annuyl bran eh lln invasion will take place the latt'-r part of the wefj-1 l,x tlrtinOr w I (iniy niiiiutiH leurniiiiy iiDfie.. at Joseph l-'iidny night and at I 'nlei priKc Malurday night. Jou eph la favored to win and .Wal lowa looms .as u likely victor while' dop" points to u w in ovri Knturprhse. 1 . Siinimnry TAX UPHELD BY COURTS Federal Judge Wolverton Kulcs Upon Validity v, of Law Today TRUCK COMPANIES FIGHTING STATUTE Suits Entered by the Portland r Seattle Auto ...Feight r Company and Others' Dismissed. ' Gooding Bill Opposed By Commissionei Opposition to Measure Is ' Vtiiced in Senate Com- mittee Room by John J, I'Esch, I. C.C. Member. r WA9HINOTON Uy the Asso-i-lutd 'I'rctMi). Opposition of the Interstate comiurrco cotnnilssion to the Gooding bill, which would prevent-, railroads , from - charging higher rates for a short haul than .for O. long haul, was expressed before the, senate intorstate com merce .committee today by John J. fc.se h, member of tlio. couimid alon. ' i , Ksch HoJd the' proposed measure would prevent the interstate com jneree, commlrwlon 'from permitting tarries to make low rate to (liar ket points which ure served from other -'producing points' by wat.ir transportation. 1 : ) dux. aiu;ii:i HKiti;. .. , It will be remembered that sey- ernl Aveks ago-both, sides -of the Gooding bill were presented to tin chantbvr of commerce.- J. A. Kord, of this intermedlntu Rato asHoeta lion, staunch supporter .of Sena .tor Goodlng'a measure, was op posed by a speaker , who repre sen ted the wit I roads. No action ' lmmANI. Ore. lty AKHoclel oil Tress). l-'rderat Judge Wolver ton today upheld the -validity of tlie Oregon tax of three cents n gallon oji gasoline for nutopio blles. .The judge dismissed the suit en tered by- the i'ortlnnd-Heattle Auto Freight company and a long list nf nllmn 1 f ilLr flr-mo n litoh IkiiI been brought against Secretary or" t,l,4n ''y 'ne l0:al oranla. Htale Koxpr. contending that the v- . . .. lax Is Illegal, und In violation ol'L ' the rederai constii ition us intc. McLamant Hesrinir to ferlng with Interstate truffle. '. .; flc BeW jn Capital TO TKK TU.M'I'lO 'K.srs ' ! ' " ' '" ' ' A traffln census for threo hlirh- WAHIIINOTON (Hy thn Axso- wnvs running out of li (trandelelati'd JJrnss). A liesrlng on the will be taken Wednesday to de- ehargea brought by Henator John terinlnn the ninounl of truffle over'son. Jteiiiblleaiir. of California. the roads during the wlnK-rl ugalnst Kederal Circuit Judge monlhs. The census will bn tHk-jWallace MeCaiiiant, of . Oregon, en again snmct)uio in hVl.rllary wav decided upon today by tlio und probably aairlii In March. The senate Judlclnry committee number of cam traveling over the. Henntor MrNnry, of Oregon, n Omnde-l'eiidleton section ' of lelegi-apliod' to thn Judge, asklntf Hie Old Oregon ti-all will ne count- him when it will be convenient Boy Friends On Her Buttons 1 1 ))) ) F7vl CAtJDIDATES OETEilllEO ft J - A - Hero's another wrinkle, girls iihoiogrnplis of your boy friend on your dross buttons., Miss Ixtrctta llaiunann, of KcW York, Is given credit for tills one. 'i bo photos are glued to the, but tons. - . ed, also the curs using the i.i nrande-Haker s-etlon of the snme highway and those moving over I he I.a firandu - Wallowa Jake highway.. . fqr hlin to come to Washington. I.a tii'iinde (27) high curb, landing tin 'its left',las the side: Surprised lo rind themselves slill inlnet, the nurses criiwh d out or the wreckage und called ror an aulo salvaging en w. Williams Addresses Local Realtors Today Hunks (;) I.yman (IS).:... Zundel (I '. )..:.. Lurisfin ( I ) Hen (I.-.) I iiinn '.,(IU (leerlsen ( I ) Iviliil. .... (4) Gilmer. I.'liv. Caspat Kur'.v Sherivouil Williams gave a report rtr i he direetors meeting' or Ihe Northwest Keally lioanl. lit Seattle, this noon when ten members or the l.ii Grande lioar.l met at the I'l'lrrin ror luncheon. Mr. Williams hold or some or I In- Inl-resllng tnlks given at the ine. ling und ntsn bl'illlglll a III' ssage nT ' how tlie ' I.'l,,rl,h. real i sNIle llieli nper.'lted Kvrclslllg 11 rreeman's irivlege. (Veil Anderson this morning with' drew his earlier plea ot not guilty and pleaded gilllly le rore Jusliee Jlugli V.. Jlrady lo a charge of Il legal possession of ll'iuor. Having no money lo pay Hi" fine of finn Inniosed. Andurson went back to ihe county jail. Meantime the sln rlfr Is glnd r nurliic Hi" recent buom ther an excuse tor d'-slrolng tin' Jug N,r vi'illlnins extended an ill vl of trouhlesome evidence that lias ,.lllon r. nlleis from all over II" n lodged III HP' COIIIUy VIIIIIL since Anderson was nrresleil. nils or wood rioallng In Ihe Ibiiior I ...v ..,,!, , was iieci pled Willi cildeiilly tor coloring purposes' lllul;h enthiisiniii hy everyone al have swollen iinlll lin y threaleni d ,,, M.,.lilg. Including' tim real lo burst the jug. Two. or three ,.B(,. . uf Seatlle besldi s liie. times the generated ga h"" blown' tr. rrom all over the northwest out the slopper. and Ihe sheriff had j,,., tnn. which comprises Oregon. worried lest there be nothing leu Washington. Monlana, l.luno but the chips by 111" time the case got to trial. (Continued on Page Five.) northwest lo ine iMninw-n. i.-. l-:sliile convention 10 he held here and Christian Church Adopts Annual Budget of $3,500 Score by tJunrttTs 12 .1 4 I, a fJninde ...... (i . fi 7 i S 7 mtun :.m :i a r.if Meld g(mls (leerlsen 3, (lilmon '2. I hinks I, l.ynuui fi. Ztinde) 4. Points after foul tleertsrn 4 Klfiy-five books, liiel idlng' lie collection tisi'd tu the dally vjiet lion bibly school, have jusl be.-n presented tlie public library by tin la (Irande Ministerial iifmoclathiu. The volunns have been cata loged ii nd arranged on a special shelf tit- .tint library, where pa rous are Invited to make tiH Hutu. Knch book has tin companylng teneher's manual, Listed hen arc the titles rep- iC3e tiled In Ihe gift colleittun Dancer Married Drunk, Files Annulment butt DRILL WALLS: TAKEALGDriOL I. NKw VOUK (Hy the Associated Press) Working lelHurely through K .lcttTLMOHfJ 'A !y the, Ajppei, :.hnt nlglvt- wHIt. olnctrhvllla nod i.tru Press). Kkn Orsy.r da cruwbHrs -lghl rdbhefrs tml ated er, filed t null -today for imparl nulnient or her warring-' o Tiieodoro McKarlond, Philadel phia neuspaperuifln. Hlie gives Iter real urnim as Gladys Marin brown, daughter of (i Ne York cartoonist, i; . . , - ' i - ft4u dcelores her narrluge oc curred two months ago follow, lug a purty In which she alleges alt members were Intoxicated, when- the ceremony was- per formed. Miss tlrny states she bun no recollection of the ceremony an it asks annulment on the. grounds of fraud, ' througlv thn fortress-like wtill ' of the mirllngton Industrial Alcohol corporal Ion's Oreenw leh street wnrihouse and escaped with alco hol valued at ?5o,000 early today. ( nu robbers stole ?rt,ouo cush and a number. of violins from an adjoining wurehotim XTRA Presidential Seekers Al ready Launching 1928 Campaigns THREE GOVERNORS AMONG ASPIRANTS Ritchie, ' . pf Maiiyland; Donahey, I of - Ohio; Smith, of New York, and McAdoo to Enter. NEW YORK (By the Auoclat ed Press). Campalrni for two and possibly four candidate for the 1928 Democratic presidential nom ination are definitely under way, the New York Time, anya today. The four .spirant named are: Governor Albert ". C. : Ritcbio, Maryland. Oovcmor A. VMor' Donahey, Ohio. ' Governor Alfred ' Smith, New York. William G. McAdoo, former sec. rclary of Uie treasury. Tho Ttmea aay that Clem 8hti.' ver's chances for retention tn the position as Democratic national chairman aro bright. . T.k Wl.AST KH.KS MM-; IDIU.I.V, (Al') Nine . iMTsons were killed and 30 Injured In the Moahit dtstrk't today when a workman's cigar Ignited a lank of gu-xollnW iiront property damage rosuiuxl. i ...... i.., Wll.l, UKVIIAV CASK WASHINGTON (Al) Tlio Slip- RIVERYIELD FOURTH BODY riTTKBLRO (By I ha Associated ress) Tho death toll resulting h.i.m. .v.iir, Inflnv. MtfH.l In Ml. from tlio fall of a street car from view thn Kkliuier and loddy-oililp brldgu (nto the Ohio river last building casn Riwliur out of tlw nlht Increased to four today, s. lanallliig of wartime ship build. w"h ,1,n recovery of the body o : lug contracts on the 1'mlflo coast. a,l!b'rt,J'; BcMU, conductor of tho . Tho issiv Involves tlui . right .ot '"'; ."'' The body. Tvnsi Skinner and tddy, fontnulors, lo found Jn thn'river a short dl compel the comptroller general lo 'nt,! '01'"1 Iha sceno of tho aqcl- (Continued on i'age 1-Mvc) FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL GIVE DANCE ON TUESDAY EVE . Tin members of tin finin1 Vulunterr Klr d'-pjirlinetit will be hosts tomorrow evening at n riiM-winter dnnee to e given In 'tiiher hall wll h Mann's orchestra furnishing t he musle. The funds derived from the affair will bene fit -the organisation. 'tVe promise every ne nn eve. nlng of rent enjoyment," one of t he firemen slated today, "and hope for a large crowd. Thn sab of tickets to date lnu been very eneouraglllg,' lianeiug will start at nine o'clock. 4iiH A(iO hank itomii;i). ('"ini'AfrO MIv tho Associated Ir..l,,..r. rnhher-i liel.l nn the IWSH tlielr CltlllllM ftgullLHl tllO ClltOr Male bnnk of Kriinklin Park, a gcmiy fUvt t'orporalion. TImj Other victim! arc: Mrs. Kc fiuburb. today .and escapi d with c-oinptroller Keral has Itulstcd becca McKee, ' 66, her ifrand- $14,001). iiioalfy In gold. : j1"" Mi1PHf oonni snoiuu hujum. u'ikiu't, munwu ciguei, ., uuu Twenty-two others wero injur ed, several seriously.', SENATORS SCORN iifi i.i it fait... (n HMi vitij 1 ,1 II TjI Wlii I J . iina.ie ui ivi ..v. HALT l.AKl.:",A.'..-HI,ot by a T0 END STRIKE Lif.J. rJL? " iiolleeman happening to be In itj, i . . . - . . .,... I drug -lore on the evening of Jan- " !(totl, i vkh mti omanied, blrfudliuf lr.il. I'rllnary Hook In IMIg- '" 11 -"-"""'" V'." ,.7".:.:. -Ill ! ...I....IIU1I 11... ...d lur. !.. f '..l.nl' "U....n.l lrli..U.v' IOI1 III ClliplCd tO HO d tt llll, JOI1U l"etl i rern. , nui .,,oum, --------- " . . 1 Ion (i olson) k. eond I rlii Hi y ' . .., . ,erslup. coinmercB sheriff lliirlhurt anmmnced today. hook in iteiigion tioisoiu: -i i,,..--- -.. - ,..,. ..... , ,. ,,,, The slierirr said tin-ohii-ct was lo ..... .u. : "-, iu.iu i rir,,,l...l mimcv " vitliii,,,. 01 ins wouiios niimiay. jus iiioiji- '.'i" ' ' --- - - - hh-u riuwj .un AiuenvMi pcupiu N 3 tltnl eri nsslonarv Hio'-1 ' '-" "'" '" Hi.i 'on. li.n.l esolullon lo an- ''" a ivvcrsal ol n decision of Br0 responding to a. national neces- . lor 1 1 1 - U,ik" T . , Lrthi I i lslined Ihe body. ' ,lliorl.e Ihe l(rel(enh (. o lako', o) or Ju-lgo Skliworlli. of. iMigciie. who ,ly una ,.aro we, ,helr way I 1' list Ittiok lit II vnms aiid Vor-l J """ 0""rul" '""l'l" '"" , ,H''' a"H,t ,,ar . B.'"1 toward solving the rubber problem, X,i," Tri o , .' 'uror fin".d!lllillWAY KOAItl. OltUAM.r.s' '"" M"1""1 "-"""""on." " aro not Niibjii't o danw wnout Kovernment ,, cretary Missionaries'' (Kerrell); "Tabs or HT. .MAItlKH. Iduho. Directors w,''"on. "!' ' :,",. Gohlen lieeds"- (Moody); "Itojs or Ihe Heeiilc-llelter lloailn high- and (ilrla In oilier Uinds" (Will!- way district organized wllh tin ley): "Knighls of Hcl'vlcc" Hrnd- lollow lug officers: It's To You- livery home, tery rsinb. fM'ry nrricn bn n ccrtHlii nnuMml 't mxtiniiilaKil inaterlal no longer In um' tlmt U rlnvjcil it "Junk" by tilt owner?. "4nnk II K. rrom tbclr Mnint point. ImiI niiH h of the nwtcri.il N nctimlly or nv it plnwd ' IIh ImiimU f tho-H- who iiiM iimi It, It takes tip Lm niM-tltletj nn fur nn you re cumirtHtl -but ytm et rbl of It both ipiMkly mid pioni nbly wlllt ii WntH Ail In the tilp'Mcr, Tin- cxp-tidlliirv of a few criiH nlll ihiI UntvU xslth nearly UW0 rnmllH' tn the Iji .iande lerHtoir. 4'miic Iti tii'-r pluiir -ir nnt Ad to Main 3. "Ohfervrr Advrrtltn A aiefclinritsln bath. Tin- I Vnlral ' 'Inireh of I'hii.-: iMlopted a $:'.rair atiunal Imdget -the l.-irget In its hHlmy at thej I morning ho ir worsnip winuiiy.i Mot e expansive npproprhtt Ioph lo mlKSlms. Irenevnleuet s anl c: malion. un allowance of Mn fo- I pnl.lleity purposes and un Im-rea- in Ihe iMlors naiaiy iiiai;- up lie $50(1 iiucite ntation to last yei'.-f budget of $:!.ouo. Two hundred dollars for mW slonary donations Is one of I lie larger Items n the list. Km I'hrixllen ed'leatien. the rhunr'i will i xiM-nd I"" this r; for outride le n' voli net . tl')0; for lo cal benevolences. $inn. The publicity n ppropi iat bin ! thi first H at the parish h.is nmd in thnl dlieetlon. School Board lo Name Superintendent Tonight There will a meeting of Ite 1 ii (Irwnde board of fluent Inn this evening for the purpose hellnir h sehool snperintep City Water Here Given The Highest Ranking j r.rande's city wnl-r Is as pure a any water can be expected tu in-. Huch is the statement of t'ity Manuger W. .. f'n-WH wlio yester day received return front a t'-st conducted by the Ofegoil state board of health. The examination, which was niHflu of wter taken from the cilv mains, resulted In a mark of A. Ih'- highest rating possible. Celluloid Combs Hlac; Girl Painfully Burned Hha w : "Travel I took or J union ' i t Hanson) : "Kollow ers of t he Marked Trail" ( I'Yays-'r) : "The I titles of Ihe (lanu". (I,aniliert sou'l: "The l.lfe of ,I"HUH for Young People" fKurbush); "Train ing the Junior t'ltizen Ko syt It ? . "Iehnw Mfe and Ties" (lluni ing): "t'lllwn Junior" (Kspcy): fContlnucft on Page 1'lve) Pillon t'onk, St. Maries, presi dent; P. 1 1. Hlnrud, Kernwood, reliiry-lrensiirer. The directors decided to riMk Hi" slate highway department to make surveys untl apply to the federal bun nu of roads for fi nancial aid - In coiiniructlng J1 miles of road, beginning seven miles south of Ht. Maries und ex tending toward Km Ida. A number of other committee men hold t ho same view und l here itppcurs Utile prot'pect of Hun in Ibis committee. - Rubber Situation Is Brighter, Hoover Says jsaassassaaai " WASHINGTON (By tho Assocl. hall regulations because they were Hoover told tho bouse commerce eating plnco. Recent Snows Brighten Outlook In East Oregon Miss Inna l.yntHn was painfully tint not seriously, burned about 'he head nod bands Sunday at A p. III. When Ih' Celluloid COIIll'S wilh which she w le tting n wa ter wave In her Jmlr unutrht fire from n soiatl elect rlr henl' T that fhe had turned on to hurry the drying. The ptrl and Iter mother. Mrs. (b-orire I:. I.ymun. who were olone of 1 tn I he houe. ex.t ingulstied the nt;ifliib with their hsrc hwnds. The .for th'- coining year. The term of most serious Injury" Miss l.ynmn J. T. Longfellow, present Piiiertn- j sustained, aside from the low of tendent. who was hlr-d by tlie .some of her hair, was a bad burn bourd ror oih; year, will expire Injun onehand where "she grabbed jjuiy. '-hto blaiUij comb. Another tight snowfall In J.u f irande this morning, along w bit today's weather forera.tt predletlng cobb-r went her In this district to night Is relieving citizen of Kast-i-ni Oregon considerably of fears of much ilannige in tall-sown wheHt and of scarcity of water for both drinking and irrigating purpose- during the coining summer. The snow, althouuh not heavy In the lowlands in I it Ion Wallowa and Maker countbs. Is piling up mueh deeper In the mountainous , th regions. I by I'Hrniers lis a whole In Ihe firunde Itomje vnlh y are of the opinion that lit lb; damage has lceii done to wheat already sown, largely because fit the mild wea ther experienced during the hitter part of (N-cember and the first of Junuu ry when tin ground was Iwre. In Wallow h county there Is a difference of opinion, some hold ing out that no damage has ben done and ot hers staling that It wilt be impossible to tell until lit. fprlng thaws. WAIilOWA t.iti ins KNOW WAI.MJWA. Ore. (Hireclal) Swcriil lothts uf Bugw ttll grcr' ground .uirrU out lust wctk. t h Is wet Ion of Kastern Oregon luring the pjist few days. The farmers ure greatly phased at. the viHltutlnu, Inasmuch as this Is th' first fall w hlch has laid on IIm ground for any length of tlm: this winter, and will give th wheat some nebbed prol'-cUon from further f reeling temperu- lures. I The ground Is frozen hard at. tliis time and while many or the farmers state they do not believe fall wheut lias been Injured the freezing weather coining when the ground was practically bare, others state they do not believe damage can be detected ll) any positive degree until nilbb-r weather allows some of the frost to have the ground. I filling Slock Oultc ii bit or feeding" Is being done now. both In the valby and hill sections w here horses cannot get onto the bunchgruss pasture. Although January Is usually considered inld-w inter In this county, n number or persons port seeing spring birds. Including robins and meadow larks, along ifce valley. Koine of the farmers In the l,ap section saw the grey Arthur Foster to Be Speaker at Luncheon Chamber of commerce members will hear a discussion of the bind settlement question Tuesday at the regular forum luncheon, Arlhur Poster, manuger of that depart ment of the Portland chamber, lo be the speaker. William Mllbr will prenide over the meeting, at which several matten-t of businesH are to be preterite,!. . The speaker will meet wilh the realty board at 2 p- m. .Mr. Koabr will g from I.a (rrande to Maker, when? Ihe re gional meeting of commerce cham bers will be held nt the office of the organl'Htton there at in a. m. Karl i Reynolds will preside, by virtue of bis position us vice presi dent of the slate ashoclatton of civ ic organization secretaries. Itepresentailvi's going' from I.a Grande will include V. C, Perkins, president, John Macpherson, Au- cominlttee today. llu declared action such aa that taken by the newly formed Ameri can Motor Rubber company, which contcniplatod definite projects In M'titiKST lATK FOIl VOTK. WASHINGTON (Al) 1mlr- man Itoi ah, of thn foreign rolatlons Ceylon, the Dutch East Indies and conmilttitr, totlny Hungered i, t. Philippine, would bring neccs- 10 ns tho ilntr for a votp on the world court issue sary relief. C'AItlUNAL FAIIJNO. TWO kii,i.i:i. 1'llU'l l,AM, rc. (Al') Twol imi'HrtEMI Al'). Cardinal men were killed anil nt least titoi .m, Trier's condition Is so serious ttlliers liijuretl when an 8-foot today that his physicians have wall or a brick billklliik liuilcr I reuuesled that even his secretary wni klnif niH'raUuns oillapied to- ceasn vlslllnir hlin. lie has been ilav. unulilc to retain food (or 411 hours. Hint the uninitiated find it. al- lunHt linliitMHllile 111 tlllderstund ijust (limiusiin und Dr. W. T. I'liyi (r,.(.0r wllh Kuinous I'luycrs- is didtiic most or tlin work Prepare Dictionary Ot Hollywood Screen Slang NKW VOI'.IC (Hy the A "social cd (for the clrctrlcan lo turn the lights I'ressl- lieeause of the Inereosing '1'ilrkly orr and on SMln. to steady use of studli. vernacular In n,o- " 'I"1 h,? h0" or linn ideluro work and the fact,"'"'" " IIAMv 'I'd I'AV IIIVIIlD.MI J I 1.1 A KTTA, Idahn. KloeklioliN rs nl the Ituuk of Jtllla.'tlu. elect ed III.' fiillOHlliH officers: I'resldenl. II. Melnard. Moscow; vice president. Waller f lark. Julia- lis; cashier, Arnold W. Itehreni., il,asky on tills "Hollywood Kdltlon" of the KnKllsh lilctlonary. To daio lie has collected upwurds to 400 'words of .inysticul meaning to the .Intelligentsia. Kor Instunce. when a director Hhlfi u..n... ,,w.iI:.mI I, r. Mirv yells: 'lieyi i ou niiax'isi (1. Itehr. ns. Ji etla; dlreelors. bose nsh cans to the right a hit Melgurd. It 'ark. Il.hr.ns. William "l lin'gl a'y t'ov. Jolin I.. N'ondy und A. 11 Oversinitli. An 8 t-r cent dlvld"nd was d Hare. I, the i....r..,.u.i r..... -ml ihe reie-rve al i o nit was 111-' r"" nr- 'Vl"1 f llglil. and tin creased to ll.nnli. I....t.l....l l..lu..r.l a,,l.l id.,1 in showed a ni.rkcd Improveineet )hologra,lie, l lo advulltagc only over 121 and that the outlook. a "ut "ghU lur id; wan encouraging. 1 Au order to "shako cm means can't stand .'cm thnl way!" a dictionary is (needed to discover the meaning. .'The "Angels" are Ihe electricians surplus account wna op-rating Hie lights from runways rolu f,.oiii lo :.4" r"r Hl'Ov'" "" T!"" ""U runs nre a .yi" ui iikii'. mei ." "flulliglit. isiliy Is an actor whose face Is so lined that he cun lie ens Louse." and "Ucene Hog" aro the gentle, numes applied lo n actor who Is always forcing his facii Into the camera lens while the make-up man who applies false beards to the unadorned faces of male stars Is known as a 'crepe hunger." These, are anions; other defin itions: Dallies The .result of a day s filming which the director. eameruman and perhaps the lead ing pluyers In a company look at in the projection room after work nt nlghi. Tho company always views the preceding day's work." "Hot points! The cry sounded by n cameraman carrying a camera with tho sharp trlpo.l points forward, through a crowd." "Muff A heard." "Wood l'ocketa Artificial wounds made so as to permit "blood" to drip forth,"