La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1926, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING ' NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITIO N
THE WEATHER
I'ORTliAND. (AP Ore
gon Unsettled, rain rn the
west probably local rains In
the cunt tonight and Sunday.
VOLUME XXIV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926.
NUMBER 89
MKllbElt ASSOCIATED
MEMBER ASSOCIATED I'RESS
MEET HERE
Oregon Federation of
Clubs Gives La Grande
Annual Convention
TELEGRAM TODAY
TELLS OF ACTION
Meeting Will Be First of
Its Kind Held in This
City Since Conference
. 17 Years Ago. ,
The Oii-jjon Kederal ion of Wo
linn's flubs will come lo Lu
fli-nudc for Its licffi stain ronvent
lon May ;i, 4, 5, and G, according
.to a h-h-graphlc announcement re
ceived today by Mrs. C. 11. Scran
((H), president of (ltd Neighbor
hood club, from Mrs. George T,
Cochran, who as state auditor. Is
atlemling I In midwinter meeting
of tin i-x'cutlv(- In I'ortland, i
r..H !.. I
Nhnrl. Mm. Si-ranlon and lur'nor work of Zundcl, CIIhwi niil.
cabinet wilt proceed hnuu dlati'ly . Kcoxvn rratim-ii tin- cani- white
with tin- appointment of convent- ''Lyman's Hhootln? was outstandlns'.
Ion coiiimiltoeH. Tlni board will HunliH. it Kimrd. turned In an ex
ineel Tor frcfiueiil. confercneeH, , cellent performance,
and It Ih liUely, the preKhlent Nabi, ; Tonitrht !.a Orande p?uy KnLcr
thai a. Hpeebil inerilm,- of the -club 1"Ihc hern In the final panic of
will b- calle.l wllliln a horl llnie. i the Wallowa county m rles.
'WliJh' the dates arc ..;nli. r than f
we had hoped for. I hey Heein to
In' I In only ones available," Mrs.
Scrffnioh explained. IIi'k morn in sr.
"The , peni'ral fed'-raHoii baa H"t-
tied on Hip weU Of May 21 for Its
hi.-nnlal at Mlanllc CllyV "
The Neighborhood club was
li often once bi-fore to the. fei;r-
ated clnbwotnen or Im slute, ') hat
was 17 ycar at?o.,1 Many ndvance
meiitH have been niaile In both the
Hlntc1. and 1 'he conimunlty ot'Knn-
- H-i. .V,;,, :.vv,tvrt--
- , fronttriiod nn Pir Ftv,) '
F
T
The progiam rot- (be Sunday af
leriHion coneert by tlm la tlrandn
municipal band In tin' , Arcade
theatre al four o'clock reveals
many numbers thai havi; great ap
peal In musical circles.
landing off lb ,, program
Sous't's in ) "The (Hack Man
(b) "Tlie' While .Man" from . the
suite "The Kwelhrs of Ihe West
ern World." i ' 0
... ... ' . ' . f
( Mug-Warren) an Indian noveliy,'
cone's uet and is followed by
S'-en-'s rnitu I be opera "l.uere.la
Itortria" by lionii'ltl.
After the intermission an Ameri
ca a sketch "Down Soul h" by r.
II. Myddleton will precede- a clari
net colo "Sotnnambiibi" ( I heme
I .i.i-i-.ll..iijt I. ir llolllril Miiitv
I'ri.... ii'itt iiiiniifV ihe solo work
In I his number. , '
I.. .1. Kj llerold's overture "Ziim
p:i" will bring tin coiicit to
;.loS(. 1
Kacons will Include Iwo Hx.
nli. .tu- .ltn.iu Mh Mr
rice and
llnrrv Mnodjjrass on the business
end of Ihe I wo popular iiisjru-
minis.
M PROGRAM
WW CONGER
State Board ot Health
To Come Here Feb J9(i
Old
Clothes
To Sell
Hollies that are "old" to viine
iMiipb arc iiarffcnlly new In
others. They may Ih cit-t Ji-ble
hol.lhey are too good lo In'
1 1 trim it nwny.
If vhi cainmt afffrd In Kite
them away. o can diMrM
Ihrm in ihr tmtiital ndianlajr
of iHirMlf and the buyer h.
niherfi-btg litem In ait ObT
er Want Ad. St itintter nlml
)oit hate In mII of lain. )'
can ritnl n lnier at "limit nH
with n Wain Ad. PIhxm If 9Nt
wUli nr Itrlnrz Hir tJ hi
Hm- iirM l Mttall.
"Ohaertrr Advert lulnic
A MexUsJUidLtiu ietfk.w
jdseph Men
Nose Tigers
Out 2420
Basketball Game Won by
Wallowa County Team
in Final 40 Seconds of
Play. - , ;
KNTKUriUSK, Ore. (Special tu
Tin- Observer). Continuing Its
triumphant march, Joseph high
school hung a :4 to "0 defeat
unlO I lie HllOUlderS of five hnSket-
Wall huskies from 1-a Grande Inst
night In a closely fought, bitterly
contested exhibition on Joseph's
floor. - T
Th game was fust uml exciting
from beginning in end. Hoth lenius
showed the results oT clever coach
ing and displayed an except lon-tl
brand of h;ill, fen Pi red by ftr-tt
Door work, close checking and in
ntntlo shooting.
So evenly witi . this , tfjIniM
mulched tlial. the result Wlis 111
doubt until the final whistle.
Half ifuds I: veil,
Tho first half ended cvi-ii, wph
each lentil counting 1 5 point s. n I
tin- Inst period, with about !
seconds lo play, find tho seoro
-'(i-all. Joseph scored two field
goals In rapid succession, breaking
tho He that had existed practically
tn" i-ntlre game.
Kvi-fy man on tbc I .a firam'b
li'iilii' iiLivpH ii still miln 'I'lif!
ijhchis.
Ln (irnililc
f;htn(;t) V......
(2l).lo-,.hjor lril(l01l
... (. l'Nles .
(Ci-own (4) y
r.yinan (1 -) ..
X:indel (I) C!..
'HnnUs o.
j UefcrceHoiuer
Kntei iiKho.
I Ii 1 Mull Im.u-o
U' Will
IllU
(f) l.'avson
alamleson.
. At
Wallowa last. Arondny Joseph
led Coach Kan.an-s team
defeat
to 1 1,- ,doHi.idi won fmm Kiilc
iirlseTn"cfri';ti tnst " jJ?uioATft " lo
Knights of Pythias to . p,tf e!"Wh;" ,m,y "!' """'"j
' Entertain Dads, Sons Iif cunneclloti with thi. com mil - j
itce'a work. Ir. Murgar't Ingelj
. , . -'..,.' igave some Interesting details con-
l.ed JOSH Lodge N 1', KulglllS ,,1,, , )UM.(1 of m Utr .
nf pylhhiM, of this city will '-' rj,tid's welfare I
tertain the sons and boy friends! js believed that even the l-hlhl- 1
of Knights in Us ball on Monday ! r(ir,W: lnm.h-ne,.ded
.n visiting,
Knlghls and those now living in,,,
Ijl Grande hut who have not yel ,H
trsnsren-ed llteir membership Hrf'
..i.rilhlli-. iit.l(i-.1 tn MllMti.! nml .
. i -
bilngabo.
Tl fllul.,s ,.ro8rn,. whIH.
will commence proiu)lly at 7:;jo
rt',.,L- I ii. mi ii rni iifii1 f.r Ilu.
" I T
lHcvcnl..g: opening of lodge, pre-
,-.... .on 01 .n. ... .
,.iem.u. jiim.k .n-r oiH...b.Mi m .-(
(ner; address of welcome. . K. ,
Dixon; song, by quartet consisting
of Mr. and Mim. liert Kogcrs and
Misses Kva. and Kehecea rrovo;d ;
... ...... .....I
Swde lecture, John Kog' is; ela., - -
sic dance, puplln of Mi-s. Krcd Wells j
(Misses Sally and Judy Sb grlsl, rccvd the honor for best at
Jain Stange, Twtlla I Ions-. Trllllan , lindane. and s-enred the plelure
and Clhla Asliby. accompanied by i for her room Tor the following
Lois-Nelson at the piano); address, monl h.
Dr. W. T. I'hy; music. Mrs. Harris -
Krcneh nnd IHmer llariulen; ad-( (fnntlnueu on pagp
dnw. Ihe iev. Itobert C. !
After 1 1n- program refreshments
ivlll tie served In the ImnuoMl room.
al ' " .
U;ooivi:ai; riEini;.T ihi;s.
- I AKKON. . Uy the AfsoehileJ
Press). (i org Al. i-a raJUieman.
presnnni 01 tin- .o.-.iy.-.ir nr.. .v
l( ibber coiiitiny, dropped dead at
his heme at S o'clock last nlghl.
give Hie uddress of Hie occasion.
To aid I tilou countv In its ob-'M-'. Hall Pullman wll accompany
servami. of health we. k. nietn-l'he p.nker business men here to en
. rs of llif teEn ft;i4e hoard i,f j t'.-rtalM wllli songs. i
h.-allh will arrive In lt Grand- "
Tuesday morning. Kibruitry l.
and have luncheon as guests of
the local chaiiiber of cotlimerc-.
P.estdes Sei-cheS before till llj -
Grande business nun, the ni'te-j .;iM,.f 1. Sloddard, Police leii
Im m of the hoard will spek to lllwv (lIj .;r rnolds will If
ass mhl h n of the t o'iuty's hi,,' t d- h gales from I'nlon connty to the
:tchools thai afternoon. 'slal- chamber of eoniMierce-nieet-
Tbls iniiiotineement has b" nlng at Portland Thursduy, Juiiuary
made by I r. W. T. Phy. presldeM rx.
of the board anl cliHlrmiiii or t It- Stoddard, as a director, will at
lietillh committee of the chatub r, ; tend (he i.teetlng of lh executive
which Is sponsoring the hea.it h
' week from February II to r. hi-Mime, Keynolda will he lit ntfend
Icluslve. fa nee al the Mate asssjetattun of
. The rirt day or Ihe week Itita " comniercial urgulMilloit IHTriJ.
been s t on Sunday so thai ever j Utrh-s.
church In the county m;iy 'rii:tt-e(
;some recognition of the mov no nt j Re) nO.fJs Official of
1 Murine lli- week II Is -.im-,-1 - I ,
f that
ry cle orgalllitallon MH
pan nl-teseli. r aroap w i'l!
hold soli.1' prugmiu eiMpliMslj-ln-j: t lf;irP s lie nobis, of I a trsnde.
the hti-Hirlance of trol letaltli. hnn le n naue d oil the execu!te
The tiny when the iHiard of -itomltte- of a slsl-wlde organ
hetitth IH vlsll the county loom! ir.aton of Oregon Agricultural ml
as the onlstandlng one In lnter-;ee graduates pledged lo ttld anil
t5l, jnltet the candidacy of Kn-derlck
ftftvlwer, of I'endlctun, for Vniled
(Conliaued on Tage rive) iwKj 6.nator. 1 -
Heiress
A ' -
I . I -is"
Valriiiiiu Kaiser sitcjit - m&rii.r
yenrs In a lonely Hichllioii.se neat
tin- fiolilcn tialc. Ho kavoiI hi
money, invented lit real owlAte,
and mm Ills 10-ycar-oLU ilaiijrli'
ler. Lillian, .cJocMi't Imve to
worry. SIm's lo e f ttli. a month
froilt licr fnt Iter's cMafo m Imiar
a,s slit Ihes. . . ' .
Two decisions made -; Thursday
niffht's meeting of the I'etitral
school rnrtfiil-Tencher association
ii milestone In the historv.of the.
The Itealth commlltc'e, came
SKHSML
BE GIVEN MILK
(l!) t'raveiili,or,n w,ni u ueiuuie .. piun . lor u-
Hy,MK 111 ' ciuiureii in uei urni
four grades with a half-pint drink
( oT milk every forenoon.. Mia. Wll
!iiain w tner, reporting lor ine com
Imlitee, staled Una tho -milk emild
P"",hi'H"d for ten cents a, veek
11 phl,uT t Wirw.v e, ..iMircnia
IMS) .
lllllilill! IO llfi-fl Ihln'oHi II ..la
An
iliody HliiUfl Ihi' r.xpi'iijic. In orij.-r I
r j . iinim. w 1 1 1 wHht to drink
,,H. oUl,.rS( ,.p(.flHlly as II
(f ,lk(:) froM1 ,IIUlVl0uil, 1(oI
ieH through straws. . V i
rri..i. ai I
;
. The ul her outstanding fcal ur
r I,,,. ,-v,l,,B -N a.....,. ron"
deeming tlm need and value of bid-
1 r....i.i ... .....tr. i i.. a.. .
.innmuiiuu ........ u.uusmu. .u- -
0rgnlr.:.llon by 1L K. foolldge. I
cnairman 01 n"uinii. movemeiu i
,im , , I d Ispos-d or. police todayB oneen-
Two B' leetions by the neighbor- ,r(lt(I , ht,r H) un.h Tll.y lir,:
hood club "sextet nnd community!...,, , , . ,.vll.,i ii.,. ......i.,..
singing led by Ktiner
Sluddard
added lo (he cliariu of the
.
pro
lgram
Parents of Mrs. lleiissb-r's pujiils ;
Hakcr Chamber to He
In Charge of Luncheon
The I taker county f li:iinb r of
coiumeive will rurnl.sh'lhe program
for the regular forum luncheon of
the local club al. the 1. ( i. O. I
hall Tuesilay noon. Although the
message t the ofrbe here, did not
sa.v, II Is presumed by I he hostn
thai Joseph Stoddard, president of
the linker chamber, will preside.
I A. A. SntlMi. one of the neigh
boring city's most prominent law-
rs, u n d a 'pca k er who a 1 wn a
dra.ws a crowd In la. Grande, will
II Hill DC 1 OI lOn.lT.Cl CC
Stale Delegates Named
j hoard W'ednesdaf. At -the an me;
I 1 "
P l:Tl..NI, it-v Speisi t -
Rftjital Nets
$300.00 For
Relief Work
High Class of litertain
ment Provided Here in
Salvation Army Benc-
fit Concert.
(iratlfyliiK, both for thii class of
entertainment, provided ntul the
proeeedN In money, was tho be un
fit concert (riven before a lano au
dience at I he I. . H. tabernnclc,
last evening (o raise money for lite
relief work of the Salvation Army
unpntr the unfortunate of l.u
(Jrande,
About $3('0 will remain, when
the expenses of production have
ben settled. r Tlio iini w ill be
l urned to the army immediately,
tlr. A. 1. HichardHon heatl of tlm
sponsoring commit tec, said 1 hi"
wnornlni?, to spend the. work I hat
has been held up for lack of funds.
Seldom does a committee, im
bued witli nil ideal of service, meet
with mom universal- response - hi
their mission than did Mrs. Itlch
ardsoti and her assistants when
they sought lo enlist ilu finest the
community had lo offer In a char
ily musieale. Not only did the
musicians contribute, but they
spent, loiiff hours preparing n pro
gram' that was new, - for the most
purr, even lo I heir closest follow
ers, i, ;
Km m the. first stlrrlmr chords
of the band overture to the ul ha
ndle harmonies of I be "Lucia"
sextet. I he program fell on eager
Mira, and the performers wi re re-,
liictanl'.y rellmiulshed even after
most of I Item bad answered lo
plena for encores.
When the band had played and
retired, llay'C. William.,; In rich
fjUnd satisfying -baritone, King "Hy-
I via" an Oley i-Jpeaks number.
Ihe liiliiiltrnble Slegrlst cousins,
; Hally. and ,!udyvJippeared ip-xt 111
(k ttisslati dance that theyvexe-
cifted.-wltli' iiimint vigor.
Miss A'lelahle iluth Dark .was
charming In her rendering of .
oeenes mat are ungiuesi, wntea
,
' u
IMI,.1i;U'Hl A (I'.y the Akmo-
J'ress) The head of Miss
Allan May Itleirlch, whose dis
membered body was found hi the
VlUllUn IC'lir jtllNIIM, I I 111) Iri' III V ,
.ifMenvered todav . henr-aMi a
J mlh'n.'ul Uriajl I'ylvoo,! 1!
L.,,11(M, .
I UIlf-t. r
lt..eVelng MISS Uletrlell Was
liurt(:n. , n,ladelphi and her
lm,,y ,fsm..mbrred before, being
linlr, fluffed and pa t ied.
ntnu
S DISCOVERED
had been only slighlly dlsnrraiign-il downwmd with the coming of peace
by newspaper wrappings. There have been mainUdned and there la
m e no marks except where it had no prospect of any material reduc
b en dismembered at the neck. lion, he said.
Chilly Gale Descends
Onto East; Three Die
i
j Fears Shock I
HO
N
Mln 1,11m M. Wallrtee. aged
IHI. an Initiate of lite SndMi'
ld HHile'a hotitw W III net it
knmv that he I- helic. lo
mm, 'ihe moitey wa- hft by
Iter Itieee, r. I'ttittia li'llltig-,
Ihi( nulhorlile. an' afraid lltat
li. Wallact will the of -las k
If told Uoi hvr uleve b UvaO.
STIR KELSO,
Night Patrolman - Near
Death in Washington .
City from Wounds
MEN OPEN FIRE -
WITHOUT VARNING
Detective, Off Duty' De-
, feats Three Robbers in
California, Slaying One
of 1 no.
K.KI.SO. Wash. (Uy the Aasocl
alcd l'rets)!-;. I,. Bailey, nlgrht
patrolman. Is In the hospital not
expected to live, the result of a
Rim fighl at S o'clock this morning"
in West Kelso lietw-een two of
flcera mid two uuldcntmed gun
men who escaped. ,
JJolley and Korffcant Huntlng"
ton, dHvliig about In the police car,
saw1 two men stundlpg before' a
closed poolroom. -
As they stopped lo Investigate
I he two men opened fire without
warning. Halley'a right lung- wna
punctured by one bullet and an-
oilier lodwd in hla left leff.
The two men fled, as the police
emptied their guns at them.
KOIUtl Jt IS SLAIN.
KACHAM KNTO. Cal. By tho Ai
sotiated I'ress) one youthful rob
ber was killed, a second wpunded
and a third captured early tpday
by Uctfrctlve llorstmycr, following
a funning gun fib'ht. r .
llorstnicr, off duty, saw the
In,.n drnlntiiff trw gasollno from hla
neighhor's automobile
......i ..i.. i i
Oregon Wool Growers
Meeting in Pendleton
I'KNDIJiTON (Hy the Associated
Press) Tno neeil and Importttiicn
of organized marketing and othel
plui.ses or the activity of sheep men,
belli ludlvtdtmlly und as organized
bodies witr urged yesterday al
the opening of Hie twenty-ulnth an
uiial session or Ihe Uregon Wool
fiiowers' iissoclalluii.
Speaking on the nubjecl,: "Whnt
Shall Wo Ho to lh? Saved," Kraiik
.1. Ilagenbarlh, president of the
Nsliotml Wool Growers associa
tion, declared that orgaiilxallou, co
operation and education are tho
.chief ne.-ds or the Industry The
high con1 thai were ushered In
during (he period or the witr which
I growers anticipated would ; go
f M:W VOIIK I My tin A.Ot'ated
Press). The blithe Illusion Ill-it
spring had stolen a march on Kin
Wlnier has been shattered In the
eastern pail of the I nlted State''
A chilly gale from the north
west, pait of one which awept the
middle weal during Ihe pH.it. fe
day:i, struck the north central At
lait lc coast, transferring lmlmy
weather Into Icy cold. Three deathn
are aflrlbiled to cold.'
The wave caused the death o
one man In Perth Am boy, whll
In New Yoik Iwo wen taken lo
SHT0
hf.pplii.ls ufter' they lif.fl f:ollnpsf.fon. iiiemlx-r t.r the liirlff cominls-
on the street
Tie- wen) her bureau last nigh'
predicted a st"ndy falling inertur
throughotit New Jersey and Ihe
New Knglaud stale, wtth no re-
Her in sight until Sunday.
I'llM'AflO tlty Ihe AtcioelMletJ
rewi. - l-'rom the tokha lo lie
tihio and f mm Sa uU a t c hew an to
the Oulf or Mexico the country
is sheering under a cold wave.
Three SHIN Ncl.ed, .Mao Held.
" IMLKOM.V CITY, Ore. Tbrc
stltls, muru than 1'5 gallons tl,
mash and two gallonn of Ihiuoi'
wn seized by police hi a raid
on Ihe home or John I eMahge
here. The him ii was arrested. W o!
ler llennett arrest'! by the police
hint night for I'liHseirston or H'iuu.
was s uene'd to six months In
jiM by Ju.tt tee or pMtce Nobb
i.Hi.y.
KM It l H IN t llM At.O
(ilM'AOtl (My Ihe Assoelt-d
Pu ss). - Kour men were sent e net J
lo hung for murder cummlUcJ
during robUerk'3.
Wife Loyal To "Jekyll-Hyde "
""""""""jl Mr .nun's,,,., -"' "" "
is w
mA a 1 1 mi m i ii ,ia 1 1 . vtmm!mmii0mmm)mMw&WMmi&mm
Mrs.' Clarciieii Alkbi n nialns
vciimmI In SaiHa fnii !al..' of leadline a lekyll-lljdo exIsleiHT
an .' anny fwlal faiorltv by day. a da.inx burglnr and nafn
vravkrr by iiIkIH., I.IciiI, Alkln (knlcs Ills giilll.
101DILXTRA
III WB! C11 1 1
IIIIUIIUIIU -lllkk
BUVSKEUM,' (Hy llic, Asnoulatwl
lrca) .'urdluut Mercler, -prlniHtn
ot.Bclnluin. one oC (iHxhqrqlc fig-
uri'ii durlns 11m -.world wnr, dlPtl
Meiith .Bine al hree - o'clock
thla aftemoun. Tho og-d prelate
lapsod into .'uiiconsciouHUffsn while
maaS was being-mild in the nick
room.'' '
'. Mertiler wiia 'stricken Ireeinber
ih'.finl' iinfliifwunt mi. mieriitlnn
lie'c'Ainber S9. ' Ho, stupd the or-
dcBlr, well, but January C ho bo-
cftihe. Worse.; . ' . ; ,
. -Mc-rulcr'a fujicrul will be h"ld at
MHM.'ncs, the seal of hla -archbishopric..
.. The ; body will he tukvo
there' tonight to lie-. li statfr.'
OITONENTS OF
COURT TO FIGHT
TO THB FINISH
. WASIIIN(mN; (My Ih" Associ
atml Press) Hope of limiting de
bute on the, world cout. without
resort, to' Ihe druMie, vlo'ure rule,
collapsed today wnen court op
ponents refused to oraeiit to tho
unanimous consent llinltntlvn
agreement.
nnrsi; i. ai.joi u.nmknt
WASHINGTON (Hy the AHsocl-
n ted Press) The bourn: Ih in ad
.loiintmetit today out. of respect fur
Representative Maker, of 't'nllfnr
iiIh, who dhd last nlghl.
Tariff Now Centering
About Senator Smoot
WASHINGTON (My lie Asso
ciated Press). A speech, assailing
Senator Smoot. He publican, . or
I'tah, hi connection llh the sug.ir
tariff hen rings le-forc the larlf f
commission, was made In tin- sen
ate today by Senator , Nonls, Re
publican, of Nebraska. ;
Norrls cliargcd Smoot. Vreshlenl
f'oolldge, and others' wilh attempt
In to Influence w. - K irulberl-
slon. If. delsy lh- ' comiuls!flun's
report lyi the suciir li.rlrr.
M, II OMNIA 1MH.O.V MI S.
WAMIlfNimN (Hy the AsftO-
elnle.l pressir.--It preseiitfttlvo K:i-
kr, lit.'iaucrat, of 'alirornla. died
Imto last nlaht. Mr. Maker, wl.A
rtaa tieufly iJ. years old, bad been
III for snnt" f I in" with slot.iaeh
trouble and bad imt tallied from
uti operation pefform.l more than
a titonth ago. Airs. Maker was
n M Ii him when he died.
Whn Oh' new eongresa con
vened In liecember ha wVs tOfi 111
to ul lend and I he oath or of rice
wait administered to . him In his
slek room by Spuker lungwort h.
. Offrtinl -liollig ImM.
HA y. M, ' re. Oovernor Plerct
signed an order ant horllng II. H
Corey, member of the Oregon onli
ne. er it comml-'Slon. lo go lo
WssblMgton to attend the final
bearing calhd by Ihe InhTHlat
eointiti-re' eoiumlsiiioti In 'coiiimv
Hon tit Hit the proposed central
urt ron railway development. Mr.
t 'orey w III have Ha lent Jan lury
t and will he act oiuiutttled 1-y
J. M. IteviM-a and W. I. Kills, u
torneya for the public 8rlte coin-
UllBStutt.
. I
r 1
2CLV a
loyM to lier hntbaml, who Is
' ' TO tilHC'l-bS ItEirr " I
WASIIl.NtiTOX (Al") Henry
lii.n.nm.i.. .lour i v,..., h niiihaoii..
iilor. Infornml mnrelary tildlon to-
l that .kie I iiri-imml to meet
! Willi the- Anu'rlean ili'ht vomtuls.
Mtiou at Ilu ronvinlenrn to dlwu-vi
llic I'rcnili debt fiiwIHiB.
i .
' ;'-v ;,,.. ,u ,.
LRriM; Om AI) After
notice. hwl suiiKwed HioOkI.
Mm
of a alulu - nuin tukeu f rdm t.'o-
liiiubla aluiiKli WiMliioMlny had been
identified as William J'rlco,- 35,
word wax received, toilay that Price
Is aIIvo and well. I'ri-e telepbon-
el from OnlraliB, Wash., to Dr. H.
A. Mulkey, deutLst, who had par
tially Identified the hotly. ; ; ,
OI'I'l.ll IMX)HMATIO.V.
l'l;NIMS'l"ON, Ore. ., (Af) III-
furnialkiiL on tli complex nubjeet I
I Iliai-HI'IIIIK liuinrs aim BUKIO".imir
as t Imw Uio movement of lambs .'"' nft' wrs. muraui
to iiiarket.may.bo rc(tiilaliil to tho Annual nieetlnas ot stockholders
ndvaiitmre of Itrowers, pnrkera and h',v1, M& b uftnk ot
this reUill-trade, wern offensl to-
day at Hio a al i-omenlloii of
llic Oi-eitou Wool tJrowers' assoela-
.,
l l'IIOMlS (l(K)K'H CliAIM.'
rxmr worth, Tnt. ai) nr.
I'redrrlrk A. Cook's claims to lla-
. t ' ,
as sound as Hum. of ton. nuu der
" .l.'.,r,
I Isold AmumlM'ii, Ulsixivercr of ttio
miiiIIi islef Imlny.
. J
TWO li. 1 1,1.1 ;l.
Ink AII tnsn mill
. ..... ' w. .n. l n.tiii .
lui.-i . w
.,,.. ..m,i.lH4l. n.i.i ...nibPr ...so
IH-rhniHi fatally Injureil, by an ex
plosion In Urn llurvey (lap I'osl
mine miles northeast of here.
,...,.,,, . ..... "Parker, W. I. . Warnock, Carl
UN.II.. Vjah. (Al hltmore. Jay Lewia. C. K. Crow
.IntiHv Mclnloalh HO, iih bril wi Qm w Ti Mttvn umcera: J. A,
Hit; head with ft gas pipe and slarfi- VtKKWnoftt pr,Hidl.nt; (.'arl Whit
e,! n the wrlts by his companion. mQrfj Hn(1 (, K CrQVf vice.1)re(fi.
John lu rii. :i, at lt-Nmi.i.w d(i(. A K rarkt.r( cashier; W. K
mar nKitiiHKn, i.m..n,, -
cording lo Information receUttl hy
officers hero today.
k;IH;.. Vtah (Al) M. Uojd,
rnkiii J'aeiriu engineer, dil halay
fnmi walita receletl lat. nlglit
when a itilllshm hrokct I'.ie Um.hj -
niolMo Mcain ilMs.
Expect Radio Tests To
Show Big Improvement
Nh'W YOKIv (My the Associated"
ress) Htidio hopes lo advance
another step as a means of world
oiumutilciitioit through the series
of International broadcast lest a
which beglna tomorrow and con
tinuifl through Ihe week.
The new year waa marked by
what was termed Ihe most sueceia..
ful broadcast lug accomplishment
of history when New York and
Ifroridou pxchauged greetings and
music, which, through a system or
rc-broadcastlng, were heurd in
most parts or the world.
plans fur next, w eek'a tents,
however, are even more extensive
and t rind America, Mrittsh.
French, South Am rb a. Canadian,
Mejklcuit, t 'etii ml Am rica. Porlo
Mlcaii, Cuban, Ilallni'. Austrian,
(termait. Cet h , Spanish sta
tions participating.
Tests should be more success
ful I hla year la-cause of the fav
orable atmospheric conditions
wUicU wtj expect to cucouutcr,
H
20 HURT IfJ
E
Blaze Gains So Rapidly
ihat Kescue 01 uuests
Js Difficult
MANY JUMP FROM
WINDOWS TO SAFETY
One Man Killed in Fall -
from Fourth Story
Another ,Bite3 Tongue
Off.'- ;
ALTENTOWN, ra. (By the A?.
ntiaoclatcd Preaa) Twelve 'guesta :
ot Ihe Ijtfayette hotnl were killed
and a scoro Injured lo. a fire thnt
UeHtroyed the bulldlnf today. .Six
Kiieaia aro unaccounted tor. -
Th.o Idcntltlrd dead Include :
William !. Slianahan. James Mi'.
KevKter, Anna KoitUi, Mrs, C. IK-a-inoiit
and Alexander Troup.
The riro alarted ' at 8 o'clocK '
this inoriilne and apread so rap- ,
Idly II cut off the escape; ot moA
or the iruoaM, many, of whom had
to Ijn carried, down--.ladders jy
iflrntnen. There was no time t'j
vdren and the Riitals were forced
Into the bitter . cold weather i..
.their night clothes. .- : ,'
. B la 'HoapMaL V-
Twenty . ueat,' t .It - .'ihtrmlnir
or Injuries -racelvnrt whn:-
'"ey jumpi'd to the street, were
,ttk,'n to the hospital. .
, Hl 'hB InJuf" e UnldentN
Afd. : Ono' of thrao had bitten
oM Pt -of hlo looirue. - f ! -
I m was aiiioo wnen w ,
fell from a' window on. the ton
lnoor of the fur-story bulldln.
together (tv,.lllo..fi;nore of thu ,
fOU1.. riooiV V v '. '
nn,M. A . ,. '
""""' ; um..y,. n.
""nK" noiaing ineir -rawiinm on
" -" " -"
.Thursday. Ono ehaniro wag madn
ln the board of the Wallowa- Nu-
'JV'K' .d""eCJ
tuin vi tnu runt ciqnn vi nurnini
waa reduced from aevcu . to five,
and VI the Knterprlse Hlate banks
from eight to seven, no -aucceaaor
Hon
Maas. lleault In all bonks fol. !
OW5.
1 ' . .. . ' .
I Wallowa National Bank
I directors: W. It. Holmes, W. F.
"-"IK. J. tl. uuuuin, jj, o. v-ruig,
nd A. M. face. The officers are
W. It. Holmes, president
l'm n ' Dobbin, vlcs-presl-
dents; A. M. Pace, roahlor; C.
N.
Miller .assistant cashier.
Jjiterprisc Btalc Bank
Directors: J. A. Kagleson, A. K.
Buvufft.f assistant cashier.
Ktoekgnmrr!! Jt rarmcrs atknsl
im-eclora: !.. C. Johnaon. Mlnnln
'o. Stevens, C. T. McUanlel, K. h -
inhllllori. v W. Mumford. K. T.
campion and J- F. Havehscrofl.
oftlcerw are: 13, lr. Johnson, presU .
, . . . .. . . t
(Contlnud on Psjts Flva.
said Willis K. Whig, of Itndlo
Mroadeust, a pubMcation instru-
mentul in (he undertakings.
'More people than ever before
should hear I he foreign station
because the tendency In radio pur
chase lately has bnen definitely
toward sets of greater sensitivity.
The most Important thing to men
tion thin year Is to ask listeners to
properly control their receiver
which are capable o( rudlatlng Into
Ih- air.
"The stations most generally
heard last year wre In Knglaml,
hotidon, Newcastle, Bournemouth,
Cardirf. (Hasfow; on the Contin
ent. Madrid was especially well
heard and tho station of the Petit
Parts.cn, Station KPTT. was very
well heard. everal scattered list?
eners .reported hearing Herman,
and Helglnn stations, hut no de
finite verification of that could bu
had." ; 'i : . -
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