La Grande evening observer., March 08, 1926, Image 5

Monday,' .March 8, 1926.
f I : : "i
I Local News In Brief
March la, 13 In Ion county
economic agricultural con
ference In I Urautlo liluh
BCllOOl.
April UO IjisI nay to register
for, iirimary election.
May 3, 4, 5, tt stall convention
ut Women's clubs In La
Grande.
.May 7, 8 Orcgim In.Molny
convention in ha . ramie.
May HI Primary elect wu.
June U, 10, II I nion Livestock
bliow at Union, Ore.
July liii, 23. 21 Convention of
North west Uonl ICsluto a&o
ciafloit In a Grant to.
Hiinf'22, iM. 21, nnil ikr lloMm
i -mit it. v fiilr ut llglll. Ore.
ff Keliti-IIH tu lultfln
' Sol tilcllmuu returned to
home ut Klgln this morning,
came to La Grunde yesterday
business.
Jtuy I'uttate Here
l Hoy Kuguto of tho hurcuu of
biological survey is In the City fur
a few duyH.
Jlei sat nn lay from j;igln
W'Wrlghl of the Klgln Ue
JlffPwjis In La (J rand e on busi
ness Sulurduy.
u... r.... ..... .
Hum MciitIh mid Conlon Mills
were umong the people from Cove
who were transacting business in
l,a Griuule Saturday.
!
r"; S"'"'- :
. C. 11. Arno dim was In La Ciraiifle i
w .. . - !
Sa un uy on lusuies. lie is t.rom
To Trio "usul Yi-wterduy
(.lerald Tucker, fuivst raiigei
here, was vlMlttug at Telocaset yes
lerduyv III Dull In .Meet
The ill Duds will meet tomorrow
evening at seven o'clock In the of
fices (if CI. 1.. Dutlon. '
1 -
tills
Itllillo Club M vt
Tluf lladlo dub will me
eveiililK at 7::i0 o'clocl. in the city
hall bllMlllK.
.Mrs. Kl. null's Itelurn:
owles, who spent
Mrs. .1. AV. Knowie
the winter with
nter Willi nor purenis in
h'lorlilil.
bus returned home, great-;
,.,iv,.,l In health,
ly Improved In health.
Visit Here fmil.l .losepl.
Mr.'and Mrs. Hoss Leslie
were
v!sllors from Joseph ut the O. l!..i
ekelul.'.
I'liiyeonib home over the we
Here flii.ll TorUum!
Here fliull rorlla.ul i , v
(', (I.- I'lnu nrriveu in tno euy .... - "'.nroBram. . . VHV-;f v n,
his .horning froni.l'or.Haim .where; .fully. eMUlpptid. room In iher nm , ,,. ji ; .-j.:- j' W:
,,o",d mikes hljUlhe: H?wlll be'WV;.resldeiee, Ut 173 BeMlhl f 1 ; ' .'.'.
Jiero irtiletlnliely on business. Sireei. f . , ;, -' Sand Point Flying
lleiv from Knlei jii Im' I
MrsJ Kriink Melotle l(as us her
guest Mrs J''. II. I'ole. of Killer-
prlw. 5, Mis. Cole Is receiving lreal -
meiil or her eyes while Hero. - j
l ,
. ' i
II....... 1..I ..f VVi'k
Mrs. Ilurrli'tt' MueDoniilil
who
bus been III of the flu at Hoi Luke
for some titme, will probably be
ulile lo return to her home
the Inst of this week.
hero
l,eri for Twin I'alls
Mr. and Mrs. Klwooil K.lwnnlM
i ..i,u.in..n i..ri l.ii (Irunile
this moiiilng for Twin Tails. Ma. 'token off Iho train here Saturday
They' iolned Mrs. Kilwards' pur-I night and placed under a apcclal
enls there und will probably niakeisfs cure. She probably "ill be
llnil i.luee their homo tills summer.
- : -
llnine frinn ('alifiirnla r , , i
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. Holmes ut-rivi-il
in 1 .it Oiniiile this morning on
Ihelr.wuy home lo Knterprise utter
n iui.nl h nt I ,os Angeles. Cnllroniln
xiiere llley vlsitod their Hun, l' A.
TlolmeS. 1.' ' v." rr'.. ... ... .
Iluhy ;lii Itiiril
A Imby glii was born to Mr. anil
Mrs. Ward Krlday. March fi. ...The
little girl Wi igheil Tj poiinds. She
has been nnuleil Jenelte
Itevn.
Hatchway
BUTTON LESS
lUnion
t
Suits
For Men and Boys ,;
In Knit and Nainsook in knee
and ankle length. Complete
line here today to make your
selection.
.' $1.00 $1.5Q $2.00
Hatchway Quality
(UNT THIE
THF QTODF WITH
i ; Men and uoys tompicic uuumvia i
'
I'Mil iUHMMiiIji
Both mother und baby tiro
ting ulong nicely. ;
ffet-
rirt Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of tho la
Grande Volunteer Klro department
will bu hold thl tivenlnir at 7:30
o'clock. Tim usual call-
three taps
will be soundec
Called to Portland
Oscar ('ullcr was culled to I'ort
luuil Saturday night on business.
He wus accompanied as fur us ren
dition by Mrs Cutler who wilt visit
her purents there until ho returns.
Ounce this l) veiling
Them will bo an old -time dunco
ut the Kilts home here 1hls eve
ning, glvni by lite social commit toe
of the lodge. All ttlks and their
ttlends are Invited. . - '.
Took Daughter lo Idaho
Mih, IYed Hpeuth and Mrs. Hugh
Itratly drove to Notus, Idaho yes
terday, where they look little.
Madeline Spcnth Jo visit her grand
parents for uboul a month. Mrs.
Speath und Mrs. llrudy are expect
ed to return homo Honu-tlmn. today.
II o I gits Position II "re
Mis'. Kdnu Stephens hus resigned
her posit ion here us ticket agent
ior ine.u.-w. n, a: . utiu uw kuiu:
" 'n.. io(,om ii.ir, iwauan.i. i
U'Wla M. Allen', who sirbsUtuewPfor
Mrs. .Stephens during tho past boy
nil months, returned lust,, week to
liis home in il'oi tland., Ji i
lv A
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.. ' , 7. 5 .V . ' . ' .
Mrs. I). I'Mtzcerald arrived home
- - i. . v . .
1 .,(ui ..a ' Os...l i I.. euul.tniWAti . und
.'orvnllls. At Corvallls she visited I
; her son, .('lark Kltr.Borald. who . Is
latlendillB the Oreson 'AlfrlcUltUra:
Colh-ge.
:.x.ji
Ilfinic r.ir W'lvk Und .i' - 7.;.
I.. A. McCnskrlo, of this, city,
spont'llio week - enil 'i.l'Jils home
here, lie is with tho Hi lite lndus-
llrinl Accident compnny and has
itleen worktiiB near linker -for-ilio
I'usl week. . i'
V
'nssi'il Tlirfiiiirli Cl.r
Miss l.eiioro , Kosler pa asrr$
jthroiiBli the clly this iiyirnlngjon
her way to Wallowa where she will I
y "
.miss rosier in in.ni .-or,,,,
.expects to be at Wallowa all sum. i
nier.
Moves .'illilotl SlllU
. Mrs. Caroline Deal loduy moved
the J-'asliioll Heullty Shop, of willed
.she Irt.proiHletpr, from the Koloy- ;
-Mioiivy , niiiimnK, ,, . ', .
lllli.elitg l-lnss lo Held
' Sturllng Wednesdiiy nlB,ht of t lit
week lllere will- b.v un , old-tluu.
luneing c.uss.u. ....... "".tWr' Sand I'olnt flyilltr flvlil. m ar
on,.,, i. im. . 7. ' '., . '.
CllUlgO III Uio t-'mnn, n,.,. .....
I.'.... I. .....l.l,n
1,1 111 OIKlll u tii'in. .. ..
inner tills one class win no nnu
liolli Tuesday and wedncsjuy
nights. -
Slops for 'I'li'lirinciil
. u,i.i..niu I.I nf a severe
ailment. .Marjorle Mason. ti,
fit, on,""
Walla. "
route to lloiso from Walla
wheie"she llus been vlslllng,
..nine lo cominuu im mil
today. She Is registered
Koley hulel. .. v.
at the-
Here Last Xlglll
S. I.. Itrooks silent. 1U8L nigui., fi
I.a Crunib'' on his wuy ' honlo to
Sumniorvlllirrrom rorllnnd.-riier
he. has been for Iho past week, Mr.
ISrooUs' lias property' In' "forlmnd
which he was looking after, lie
says that the rosea an; Uting cut
buck In I'orllund so they will not
he loo early for the rose festival to
!iu. WilO i J"0V r,,U?"0"
A CONSCIENCE "
. ., Jl
iniMUiaiitiwffeVi tiWiVW Yn fair iiiotiiiV Ut
The Dalle.
Knirm Mack Contracts Pitcuiiion la
Burr Hlack, who la recovering
from severe nttnok of pneumonia,
Van moved from tho O run do Ittffidc
hospital, to the Foley hotel tuduyf
and a few hours later his son.
Emrn, was taken to tho hotndlul
from their homo at RununcrvllU.
suffering from tho 'wimo disease.
Tho younger man has been lit of
Influonxa, and tho romittlcatlon Is
n IhIo result Mrs, llurr Hluuk will
bo at tho Kolcy fur a few days m
ordr Ihnt ah may bo da near us
lio.'ixllilo lo Ijoth imtk-nts.
wf CVHidi lu Cullfoniln
. JudRo nnd Mrs. U. O. Co.irh I'-ft
ourly thin lnornln? tor Oukluml.
Calirorlilit, whuro tlu-y will visit Cor
three wonks at tho homo of tholr
dauehtcr. Mm. O. K. Smith. They
will bo occoinianlcd homo by Mm
Smith rcmemborod l.cru as Klslo
Couch and hor two siiiull da.iBh
tpra, .Klwnor and Morjorli-. lClua-
aor Hill In' vntoriHi in tno isiuim
Clly arhools, whore hor mothor ut
tendrd n ji child, for tho rcnialn
dor. of tho torm. DurlnK hor visit,
tin. Ilttlo girl also will allond I ho
Sawbuok school. .It was Ihoro I hut
that hor Rrundmolhor studied un
jor Usui toachor who uftorwurd lio
cumo hor l.usband. :
Marshfield, Hillsboro
. . :' Will Play at Salem
'.. MAllSIIKIKI.O.' Ore. Mar. S.
(AD Marshfield hlBh schoul will
reoresent southwestern oreuon In
lh BliUoMiankclbuU touniument at
Hale in this o,ek.
Murshtlcld dcfi'atea North llelld
lu thd final sh.iw 14 to II.
llOltO'.'Ore.. Mar. 8. (Al')
Utllslioro hlBh M'hoot wKI repre
seul'Vamlllll, Tilln.uook'und Wash
ington' counties, iii Ilio state basket-
luHl lAii'rniLrticiit.' havlni: twice dc-I
ft"wf"T '
HOMEMAKERS'
r CONFERENCE
: ; , ON PROGRAM
(Conliniicd from TnE One)
In the afternoon, nt l::io o'clock
Miss Alice .Mnrouiirdt will lalk un
vi.net nun i ue Mca.es. i.r. inyioilr. Applied inrisiiuniin win no
will H)vn 'Hie Inst address on Sut-U. sun.ieet of the course, which
urdiia program, his subject being .vlll-ro mi informal one. The plan
"Healili." .-: us outlined by the pnslor, the llev.
, nrm,1B,.,,
. r.u. .,..,.... t ..........
throllKll'Ihe rnnferencn . program.
program,
, t, $ lortiirn will-
' ' ' .'J Tjl ' Ti7
appear,
tthe Union high school glee club
' land Iho' l.a Ornnde high school
1'jele,, elub ami orchestra. In adill-
lion lO I lies'" iiiiiimom i ,,
lei" nnd It.
Ilupicr will each sing
.a solo, -Miss XJice Jeanetle Conper,
.''. .'.V, ',,', iti i
so' nppei.r on ';..t1...cmcrlalriinonl
Field Bougrht by U.S.
'ilH.N'OTOM, Mar. S. '(.M'l
JKcallle. becunle the
properly of
navy deparlmeht' loday when
di'eds lo the 400 aero Irnet were
delivered Id Secretary .Wilbur. A
fU'legullon which presented the
lleedsWUS, lieittlod by two selllllors
.ironi . v nwiiiiiKtuii unu init.
Uirollt.1tepryi-n1iillves MilleH. and Hiidley
OI l lllll sioie; colonel,, ii. ,i. ji.ni- i
soli; .deputy prosecutor of King and periods of the lllhle history,
county Washington, and J. J. l.'n- nie grout principles ueninling (lod
derwood, representutllve or llio.jmd nmn, und the relutlou of the
Seltltle.ichuutber of commerce. jiitble lo seleni-e, und e.Hpeelully tho
.The provorly was dunuted by ell-i development or Coil's scheme 1 to
l.'ens and by King cuunty und be-HnVo Hie world.
comes the naval air station Tor that I 'n,e Nirgunl.iil Ion Is not inillo
part of the noiih I'ncH'ic const. eomplele, but Is being brought to
.,: .... r-fi, ," T-r; i fotupleti'nesH. The llev. I'. V. llllllll.
J.'f,VtTlll'fri.V'STAItri.-. .ll'ttXl"'- ",ul teneher. will colllllillo
lONSnittllO SIAUII.ll ,,.,.,,.,. d ll: .ucallon nieth-
.xAH'1'Vltl.v. Mar. s. A1-) Ael.iul hih (l) ,,.,,;.,.,,,. T, mcm
conStnicHonwHs started loduy on Kivrn ..mmrmnity to
the Astoria. column Wlilch Is to lie, ,,.,,. i,1iufl ,, ,.,iostlons
orat4iljDii;.T4xco.u eum
memorale the ilWovery of ib.e (ol-
umbla Ulver. the Li-wls und c'turk
exiRMllllon n ml tfie w.atleim nt of
.AniorUw, 'pie a-xwtv, locution for
llit Mfluni nt Ijiivlnff been utuked
rott; 'i thrtuptx.or t'o.comu Hill.
(iiit r:et ni.uv;', ine Loimnum. ner,
wort; men nKn xeavntion fr tin
column. The slmft will ret on "l(i)nw,H wure ,..H,Mriiilly icood
Hulhl hlork of concrete 3U feet
square nnd tiliout ten fet thick,
Police Disperse Mob
Of Striking Workers
' NMW VOltK. Jlnr. S. (AP)
A Id.'iltoou of police, Home of (hem
j mounted and others iihIiik' their
cluhn. dlsiMMHi'd 50d Ktrlkinr fur
worUcrH today when I hey utlemitl
ed(lo hold a di-monst ration ut Hi v-!-nlh
Avi'iiuojind Went 4th Htrett.
nu Inindn d men nnd L'5 women
irlkem wi-to nrresteil on churn
'of dlnordi-rly conduct. Several
strikers 'T" hit Uy tint poller
nuin't clubM hut none wus Kerluuly
Injured. f
Th dllurbnncn uuh the' first of
any Importance kIiicc 1 l',o(Mi fur
uorUern In more than ta thoii
find fliopA -n on Hlrlk.- Kebru
nry Hi altr ftoin1 of the ojn raturs
had ordered a lockout or their
worker.
Army Engineer Corps
Accused of "Socialism"
WAHHINOTON, Mar. H. (AJ't
A Iiouk eominlttee uuh told loduy
that the I". H. Army enwlnecr corps
nnif following a policy borderliiK
on 'noclnll5in."
Thu wltneiuiwiiii It. Manhnll.
Cbnenil ManMtfi-r of thu AmsocIuI
eil Oeneml t'onlnictor of Amorlca.
Tin? eiifflniH-m wero monopolizing
river and harbor work bo sold, ret
foilthitr In a Korlnlhttiu povernimut
control of economic uctlvltlea
Jlc ndontid & bill to prohibit
.'a' lPr Batfu,ln river und
'uuruor unt.
GRAtoDTJ' EVEMNG 'OBSERVER
MILO EGGERS
UNDER ARREST
TACOMA, Wash..- Mar. 8, (AP)
Mllo Kkkim's, noioiiuuH criminal
and desperado, was captured In Ta
coma last ultiht In a basement
Apartment here wliere h'ti had boon
Uvlng wlih his wlio. . i
Kmrers has been the object of''a
natlQn-whle seareh slnco his ec
ilipe from federul oiTleers In San
Francisco on January 2X. liil'5.
In this oseapo. his brother, Ariel,
was killed by Vailed states Mar
shall lionnelly. William Harlow,
exuptured in Tacoma lust week, is
ehartred -with complicity in' tho es
cape. N
vavit:i IN I'ltlSCO.
KAJ. IMtANCISl'll. Mar. 8; (AT)
Mllo -:i;irefs Is wuntikd In Kan
I'YamiNco in conneellon Willi boot
leltlnir ae'llvilles. lie escaped from
Depiilv l nlteil Mini os Miirnhal lion
nelly ill till! federal lillllilllih' 111 tills
clly early hist year ilulitl a. shoot
iiiB ulfray In which his brother.
Arlol l-lKBers, wus shot and killed,
supposedly from a bullet fired by
DuimolhY afU'l'- pepper nud. boon
thrown Into I he officer's Cyes.
CURFEW LAW
DISCUSSED
BY M. E. MEN
(Continued from l'ag Ona.)
i iltible t'lasx-s INi.ii.lar
lilble elusses Tor men iini proving
a popular venture ''amiiilB the
churches of l.a Craude,' hnd seem
In satisfy belter thou unfiling: else
the "Kruwinir tusle for '.'unuuilter:
ill ed iftisiM'!.'
Some of the ormlitlonK are of
long; Htiiiidlng; f Th" i'reNbytcnhn
elart. lor Instance, started about HO
yeai-H ago. OHiers are Just now in
the proccsH of formation.
At the KirstMlapllut church, the
newest of J bene study groups is
,luHl taking shape. The first meet
ing was held IuhI evening ul :ItO
o'clock, the Idea being to accom
modate, the men who are employed
(during Iho regular Sunday school
h.iuik, - rt,...i
us teuchvr, Is one by which the
'situations of various New Testa-
mem men will be examined; how
Iliey met With tin' Slivlor, nrtd' the
resolt of their interviews. The
cIuks will be a purl of the regular
Huiiduv school. Mrs. c. H. Moore's
lHolo wus 'a feature of the jnorn-
ingvwornhlp period.
fhe Presbyterlnit cliusses nil led
with the Men's club or the church,;
which bus been In existence about
I'd 'ca.ra,, .Vf; rtekeiis is -the
lonelier. No' only tjje iueii of tlie
piniHli. hut ninny 'oiitslile linvo uf
I'lllllted' thenu-elvea -with liotli the.
elnSK mill tin,' dub for the fellow
ship ul"' .(he llllile od'ijentloll they
uf Foiil.. Tin: elub meets, iiiternaio
evenings during fall
.winror.'- and
spring
,n . . ...... ...
l'l'lll.'-Hlx lll'-ie nie . "'....
comparatively new class at Iho
ni.-cl. :.,.i,. in nr.tllod ' illi
till
liirisitlnn chiirrh. Yesterday ' the.
members began n eoniprehensive
lllhle course which Is lo occupy
1 1, 'remainder of the your. It deals
v. i ine oinsiii ooimk . moi n
liresi'iiteil. QueHibiiiH nnu HiiiVKeH
ti.. i. iii i... hiimli ii 'mil. L'lU'h week
f(r lh(, fnU(lwinf nAtiWhiy. tho eliws
, , ( iM .,.( y. ,., plvlnif
n(.a.x; all hour -for tho letwon. Any
j imn 'ln Ut(. (.i(v ,H wl.ron. to Jfin
(.floil. .... .lti,iid ils a- vlHltor. The
t(l, Jtn,I(. i.nnl' atl.-inla'ne.. ye-
teriiny w;is :(nl f rhurlt nil-"
One hundred lliree Ihreo more
than the ronl w-t for Ihe day
were In attendance at the Xazurene
Sunday nehool yesterday. Th Ha,l
vntinn Army yirm whh pnneril In
the nioinlntf. Ivnvoy and MrH. J.
(. linrker Kau- n duet.
A po(d-8iKel eoiiKi'i'RuMon heard
Ihe (ev. Ij. 1). MejJIfei-H sermon til
the evening. HeeiruMe of ItlneHH of
Mih. May Moton. .Mrs. Wllllum
riyiieron had eharK" of thu N. Y.
P. H.
(.nod :illndaneen miirked the
Hervtee.s at the Methodlut clmrch
Koiith yesterday, the Kundny m'hool
audienee belnir R' cond largest for
the year, with to' preent.
Nearly th'- , entire contfreifuiion
partook of the Lord' nuppci utter
Die tnominy wrnion.
The vjjuatr i"tnK'x meellP- hud
fol ilK ttiibject. ' The Value.) ui.d the
VletotieM of I'c rHeveraac." 1-. A.
SJi.vre and IJev. P. I.. Johnson ud
drew d the eompnnv.
Mr. Johnson de:ivere, un Itn
preHsive peniinn oft "Thf (''irtlaii
and 'hiin!i I.enponHlbilily" ln llic
evenlnir.
The Key. and Mrs. .1- A. Hall and
a minder of delegate will have,
ror Jtiehlnnd. ore.. Tuewduy In at
tend llw district eourereiie-;- it the
Melhodi-d chnt'cTi wnilh. H'-'e-tatis
include Mm. Itoberl Iblvry. Mrx.
t.ulti Webb. Mi'M. K. Itakei, Mr. I
;.!ubel Walker. Si"i Walker and r.
A..- Klam. 'l -t-y expect lo return
KrMtiy.
Kvant'eMst KnlK'ht. w'io h inn
ductlnc a revhal caint.iit.n ;it Ho
f'lnirt:h of find preaebed t-';lnrd.iy
evenibu' ai the Salvation Array Inil.
with about IrV) perFoiiM In the c'i.-
Ifrecntbdi. f'l. ud (. Pratt n;ctev-
oral prp--I i-onw.
Kitndav ui'tmnr.r, Knvoy .f.
Cut Lei- - touduwted' tUe b':r-.-J &
LEAGUE OF :
NATIONS IN
DEADLOCK
(Continued from Pn Ona.)
tain front Unrtunny the coneessloo
which would admit Kpuln to a
permanent sent now nnd Toland to
a nonpe.nmtnent seat at tho reg
ular seHslon of tho usnembly - In
8'pteiubor was futile. Ocrmany
wus Inflexlblo In refusing to ac
cept any obligations In advance as
to what she would do when elect
ed to tho council.
Spain Hat flackers.
1 "run ce and Great Britain
pressed for un agreement to ud
iii It Spain with a llko result. Ju
lian favored China's petition, ut
least to the extent of a nop
permanent seat. A two-thirds vote
of th assembly Is required to ad
mit Gcruiuny to leugue in ember-
ship, but n unanimous vote by the
council Is required to elect f a
permanent scut In that body.
After yesterday's - meeting; Sir
Austin Chamberlain In u statement
sutd, "We huvo ;cleured up some
ulsappi'ehenslon and' suspicion
.which no longer affect our minds
We hopu. before meeting again to
find -;somo method of sjnootilng
out Uo difficulty. What wo uro
seeking Is to make tho entry, of
Germany abHoluteiy uoncontro-
verslnl.' und that, would bo worth f
uuitlBK ' duy or' two to attain
This Is too. blB-'a thliiB-'lo 'spoil
at tho lost moment, for too much
Iiuiieb upon 11." . '.
J...' Alfonso la Coslu. i former
premier of I'ortupal. was elecl'-'d
presldel.i :of the assembly by . a
majority of 80 votes.
Turkey' loduy ' Inforiucd the
b:aBue of iiutioos that alio- 1 cx-
muliiing lis iir.-tutton -to eoiuo to
n.,n..,.,. .....i .11.,.,, .., xii .,r.
fair beforo the league council.
Tim ' council Inrlff hus 'decided
to delay consideration of :lhe iiles.
Hon for two or three, days, giving
Turkey an opportunity to apt'our
beforu finally uwanllng thu Mosul
territory lu .tho JJritlsh. inundate
state of irak.' "::' ' '": .'
Tho special session or the league
of nations assembly wus opened nt
;t:lu o'clock this afternoon, with
Viscount ' JhI.H In the chair. '.The
galleries were crowded. Tho hum
of convolution In the corridors
becuiuo so deafening ( after the
opening of. the '-session that VIj
cuunt - Ishil sent out a messenger
: Ut-u. --c-li 1 tit; sll.nee, declaring the
, ,,r0vented the delegates from
I i,.,rnK ,. another as they sut
jnroud (i,t, tbe.
v.i..i.. r 11.....,
1 . ".
" m ruiuuro .uuemim
crisis over mo . meiuiiersiiip tue.
"uiMiu .,., .,..
""' """'l'" ui.mouu.io.
gates to- tllu
league . assembly,
".wspup.u, ,. u ........
mid members of
the general public.
-These I'uiuors rungod from pre
dictions thul tlie Hltuutlun was
hopeless. ..and. the leuglli doomed,
to. .rosy forecasts that. Iho .whole
lirattl' pOtt't),, W0,I,IJ .,'C,,i''ilr:'5't''1, '.
It'epi esetltnllves. olj Iho vOernuin
delegation said (hoy were cuueiill-t-od
before. Iho - Oormuii public
opinion and parliament tu do noth
ing concerning the cundldiiiies of
ollu-r nations for council mcmbcr-
iship until llormuny wus elected to
her permunent seul. s
, ,
.. . .
TOrCROIl OfllCialS LOSC
-:
Ground in High Court
WASHINGTON". Mar. S. (AD
Oreuiun Mtatc- offlelalH lost ffroiind
In the Hiipreine court today In the
Kiitt growing out or their ulteitud
to prevent the- Kbb'iity unu io
polt company of Maryland wl'h
other InNiintnce compwleH fr.out
Helling Indemnity and confiHca
tiori. hondH ln Oregon. The high
est, court not only rcftmed to nd
vanee the cum; un ItH Uoeket, but
ordered tin; Inmininee commlf
HhinVr of t.regon to nhow caiMe
within :io diiya why the proci'ed.
IngM Hhould not be dlmiiiMHcd en
ilrejy, for hick of JurlHdlctlon.
Tlie bontlw Involved are Intend
cd to Indemnify automobile tigeniH
au'aliiMt Iohh .through government
(oii,rixeaf Ion of much In ea Hold on
deferred piiymcnlH.
Tho . fcdeiul (JlHtrlct court for
hegon held that Hindi Inmii um:
wih lawftiUiiud enjoined the In
Hiiiunce eoiuinlwljuiier from follow
lowing Htirh' wile. ' ' ' ' J ,
Work and Stan field
Agree on Grazing Law
WASHINGTON, Mar. ft. (AP)
Klnul iigreement on tint ituesllon of
regulating grazing on tho public
domain wn reached In a confer
ence today between (Mialrmun Htan
fleld. nf the senate, hinds eommlt
tie, and Hecretnry Work. The
agreement Ih thu culmination of
the first efforts to harmonize the
dirrerencfH between Washington
senators on tlio lands com in It lee
and tu Interior and agricultural de-parLim-nt
with regard lo thu princ
iples to be applied to grazing regu
lations. Negotiation uro still under way
between reprrsentuttvi of the
committee- nnd of the agricultural
department with regard tu regulat
ing grazing In a national forest
mid agreements ('Xpeoted later to
day. Tho agreement between thn
eommtltcu nnd Ih two departments,
Chairman Htnn rlcld believes, will
eliminate nil opposition to grazing
regulations except by enstern' In
terest which Imvu opposed any
rorm of legislation on tho subject.
the county Jnll. The Sunday selioid
was well ut tended. Averago it-
lendunce ror the lust, thrco mouths
Inu been 100.
l.riMt night. A. N. Wtlllau.!!. of
Porlhind, who expects to muUc hit
homo In 11 Grande, was web omcd
by the locul corps. Mrs. Iloyer, of
Casper, Wyo., also Is n new nium
ber. 'wo young people wer; en
rolled 4iH mddlorA ut (ho nerle''.
Knvoy Iturkt-r gave Iho ev.nitt;r
talk, ualti- us hts Ih'-tU':, "L'lidu:-
ttUKt."
RJ.Green, Candidate For
V Senate, Issues Platform
From an article In The Oregon-
Inn I am advised that Ilruce licnnla
has or wilt resign as Joint siuiulor.
I iissu.no. thlH aunouncemont was
mndn In good faith,
In iinnounclilft- my cnnilldavy In
tho ltepubllcan piimarlea for the
nomination for joint . senator for
L'nton unit Wallowu counties I think
it only fair that I should ninko u
statement to the voters aa to where
I stand.
I have been a resident of I'nlon
couivy for IS years. I have Invest
ed tho savliiBs of that time -In
these two counties. I know by he
tual hard carnisl . cxperlcnco the
problems of Iho farmer, stockman
and laborer. I am free to servo the
people. as a whole; , . . ,s
1 feel that the Krontest problem
cun front Lib business In ffiiierul in
our stole Is the depression on tho
farm. . 1 claim that t.lio runner anil
anchor do,o8 not recctvo his Just
dues. Tho 'prosperity of every lino
of business In our Ktuta Is linked
Indelibly will, tho condition of the
furmer. If; hu does not prosper
wo cannot.
The time Is now nt bund .when
thu rising Ible of tuxatlon has ac
tually .affected and la reducing the
vnlue of ri.rm lands. This condi
tion is dangerous und must be rem
edied. ;
J hoid that the two foremost
remedies ut bund uro:
Klrst: 'Iteduclion by slopping
spending by our- stale legislaturu
and ,coun,ty TourLs and munlclaal
Hles. Certain things aro neuessury
In all brunches of Boverniuent und
cannot uo.curtuncu uui. on inu out
er hand theriv lire many necdluss
exiM-ndlliires In govornincnt und
mu.ny 'useless co.huilsslons and
some office holders whoso only job
seems 'IH hU fei'dlrig a)-' the public
crlbi, ilif ' try Jo' i(op, sonic' of
this.-;.'-; ' i;',!;
' Secondly! "The greatest evil' In
our lux system Is the unfair ills
tribution of the lux burden. . Thu
crying need of our time Is a redis
tribution of the burden of luxa
tion. They lax the merchandise
In our stores, our homes, our land
and livestock hecnum? it Is whore all
men cn see II. , The great tnlan
gllile wealth end Incomes of, the
stale go ulinoftt 'untaxed while tile
land groans with the burden II cur
ries. I say lo you, Mr. HilHlness
mnn. that Mils condition Is hound
to affect you In tlie long run even
though you limy own neither fnr.n
nor lands. - . . ,
Kor. 15 years I have advocated a
stiito Income tnsc und 1 still aland
lor that tax. h'rom lUo ruct thiit
some men in the past, when wo
hint an Income lux, puld inoro In-'
en.no lax than their tangible prop
erty was assessed at, we sou the cry
ing need of such a redistribution
-of -INK-tax hltrilen. '
rr J' nm nominated nnd iteeled T
plcilgn myself to vole und work for
a state Ineonio tux und for n. re
illsltihulloll of tlie tux burden und
I want u 11 men to know whore I
stiind on this vllnl fiiosllon.
I chilm tliut. a. lessening or the
tax burden on the land will help
all lines of business und In the end
redound. to the prosperity of .'ill.
It la only fair and Just and right
that all Income tux be liuposcit.
They say this would give inoro
nioncy to the legislature to spend,
t stand ror an income lux with tho
ARCADE
TODAY
ftk Law '
CLARA
BOW
They culled her n thief mid
slitinneil her. She fought
greutJ'r odds tlitui iikkI hu
ll uui van face, biiiccd Iter
shining'- plrl! against (lie
world, ii i id won!
Comedy
"Accidents Can ;
Happen"
TUESDAY
"MEMORY LANE"
(lontinir
"THE VANISHING
AMERICAN"
;
receipts to bo uscti to lessen ttie
general tux burden, and for u. les
sening of expenditures at the same
lime. ,
Kevcruiico Tax, . '
I um oppoBod to a severance tax
du timber lu addition to the pres
ent property tux ua long as other
stupes adjoining in do not have
such a tux. It would only hamper
our own timber Industries In com
peting with like Industries In other
stalca. . ,
( IjiIkic
. I liuvu watched the workings of
the Workmen's Compensation Act
and know that it is u- step. li tlie
right direction, llowovor, I feet
that under'' the present sculo of
compensation for Injured laborers
a great Injustice is being ilono the
Injured laborer.
i industry should'' euro for its
maimed und crippled und not com-
liel such to bo beggurs on , our
Irfit reels. The tiresent scaleAof com-
pcnsutluu was low even when tho.
law wus piissed but with the rising
cost of living, the sculo of com
pensation Ik so low us to shock our
sense of fairness and Justice.; This
sculo of compensation should bo re
vised upwards hi the benefit of
Injured labor, nnd 1 Bland for re
vision upwarda in thu Intureut- of
labor.
- Inl.crlumcc Tux.
I have always believed that the
lUhcrllunco Tux wus a fair tax and
I wiil fvor' oppose lis appeal."
'Now I Hliind for these iirluciples
and I' ant willing lo slnud or fall
with them. I believe they lire Just
and lluir uduptlon will ulttmulcly
benerit nil clussoa of our people.
I have stilted a row or the prin
ciples In which I bellevo. I shall
announce iny views on other Issues
as I hey arise. '
. (Signed) ' , . J. ailtSUN...
LAGRANPERS
RANK HIGH IN
COLLEGE LIFE
(Continued from Tngo Ono.)
hibll. In the educutlonul expoHltloiiH
or I how two yea rH. HIiuh uIho man
aged two C). A. dnnccH In I .a
(irande In tho ClirlHt iiuih vacatlo.i.
He la a, Jiiember of Stffina Nu, so
eial fraternity.
Murlon llendley. sophomore, t)
phnrmucy. 1h unother Im Grande
Htudent who i receiving wood
jirndea. Hu In prominent In' activ
ities of the Hopbomnru cIuhh. llend
ley 1h ii member of Omega UpsHoti,
jB0da fratbrnlty.
Kloyiln H. mlth., floidiomore In
cominerde, Ih a member of the O.
A. O, chamber of commerce und uf
Simna Nu, uncial fraternity. ;,
i MiuuifteK I look Team. '
! ThoinuH W. HtiHHell, ,Hni)homor(:
lif ROinmercii, Ih proniinenrin ius
th'llleH on thu cunMnw. HeHstimn-
UKrrof iho rook battketball teim. j
and Ih a member of the O. A..C
chamber of tytnniuereo nnd of l'hl
DelUv Theta. ftoelal frnterrtlty. .
lmle 11. (liinn rnian. Hophomore :
hi phurmucy, retflHtered tit O..A. C.
for the firm time lust fat I, haviim' '
tranarerred from Pntverl(y of Ore-
Kon. ( While nt Oregon Xtmmerman j
mude his frcHhmun numeral In '
New Arrivals
TAll.oui:i) i'oats in Tim, sIwm i in I ...:.'.'..,...jin.r.o
IIOVS' KI'ITS, l.lm il mill Wash .Miilrilnl 8I..VI Hi SJ.2.-I
.V;'lltl,S- HATS mill IIAIIY IIOANKI'H... ijlir, lo $2.a.V-
Art & Baby Shop ' t '
"Kvci'ylliliis J''or Tim llnliy" '.
STAR
Betty Gompson
"Counsel
Defense"
With HOUSE PETERS and JAY HUNT
. - A story made into a thrillintr, dra
matic motion picture production,
' from Leroy Scott's widely read
novel. . , ' : '
rwdeCooT
ml , : ,
ti t '
Page nv v i
CHILDREN'S PLAY
Plain blue or striped
denim, red trimmed,
long or short sleeves.'
Sizes 3 to 8.. ' -
track.' llo Is U pledgo of 'Omega. .
t'pHlbm, HOtdul frulerliity. !.
Hallan JueoliHon, frcHhuuin In
mechanical engineering, la a mem
ber of the Iteaver KnlghU. nation- !
al undcroluKstucn'H honorary.. lo
U n pledge of Onu-p Up.-dlou, feo '
ctul fraternity. - , 1 , ,
. t l'hl)? In lUmd.
Krunels I KnodgrcsH. fivHliniun
In commerce, plays In tho O. A. O. '
military band, und will mako tho ;
proposed concert tour planned for '
the latter part of this month. Hnod
grniut in a member of tho O, A. (?.' ',
chumber of commerco und' oC
Omega I'pKllon, social frutornlly. .';
llurolit 1A. Hchrocder, fresh nmn
In engineering. Is a. mendier of tho
American Society of Kedemtnd l5n-';
gtnecrti um of Trl V club, u flociul,,
orgiinl'ation. ' . '
ivI.amaui ;irrs know, rtiV?c
KLAMAt If KAl.l.H, Ore.; Mur. K
( AP), -AUiinaie Hnovv nnd rain in
fulling here, today fulluwlng tti
night In. which the temporattiru'.;
hovered close to tlie freezing murk;
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
WORK SHOES i
Mien work shoes,
Paraooi'd or lethet
soles; sewed or nail
fed. Guaranteed i to,
stand the hard wear,
' ' S2.85" .'
WORK SHIRT'S
Men's heavy cham
bray work shirts-
Wc guarantee every
article in this store.
New York Store
DESTROYERS OP
HIGH PRICES
Today
Tuesday
for the
C'0MiN(i V
'lUcliui d i-' j-j"-;
lllll'd.'il)r
Davis'
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