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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926.
TEN PAGES TODAY
NUMBER 171
County News
Radio
, And '.'Ma" Throws Out the First One
, FIUI.AY, APRIL SO
Mountain Klandartl Tlnto Stations
CNIU:, Edmonton, fail. (M8.m
SHOkv), 8:30-10:30 p. m., Alberta,
ftulnbow concert party, 1926 popu
lar request program.
Kr'U A, Ocilen, Vtali. 200.7ni
1150k).'), 8-10 p. m., Olte llceves
und his orchestra; 10-11. I'aru-
mount thcutor. v
Kl'.XI', Cnluradu Springs, Colo.
(iltni-13(K)kc), 8:30-0 p. in..
Norman W. Jackson, Huwuliun
guitarist; 11-11, Irish Melody boys.
' KOA, IH-nver, Colo. (S2.4m
' taokv). 0:30 p. ill., Ilrown l'uluco
. string orchestra; 8, Huheuorman's
Colorado orchestra; 8:15, Amort
cun Indian In story and song, Har
. old A Lorlu.
t I'aciric fttaiiilanl Tlnie StallonH
CSKV, Vancouver, Cn. (301.1m
lOKOki), 8:30 p. ni Itutley trio;
Kdna Hog-era, pianist; j Mrs. W.
Itutley, cellist; W. Itutley, violinist;
, ln:30, Cabaret Belmont orchestra;
Bebe Mullur. sopruno.
Kl l. Ixw AngcUw, CaU (IC17iii-
642lu-), 7-8 p.' m., lJenbrthy-s
llambler orchestra: 8-9, Aeolian
organ, Dan I. McVarland, Km urn
. Kimmol. soprano; 9-9:30, varied
program: 8480-10, Mutual Motors
mirth contest; 10-J1, l'uckard bal
lad hour song bltsv
KFWII, HoU)4m1, Cal. (S!52lll
. Iiooko), 8:30-7:30 p. m.r l'onliac
' Six dinner hour; 8-9. program,
John Wright, the Right Tailor; 8
30, program. Scaly. Mattress com
pany; 10-l Warner Brothers
, frolic. , . .
KOW, PortlMiitl, Ore., (4l.Bin
Ulllke), 6-7 p. m dinner concert;
1 8-9. vocal und instrumentul; 9
10:30. concert, Sherman. Cluy and
.company; 10:30-12, frolic, Keep
' Growing Wiser Order of Hoot Owls,
: Fantugcs titars, feature. (
Kll J, Los Aiuivles, Cal. (4US.Sni
T4tlku), 8-10 p. iu., studio pro
gram. 1
K.llt, SeaUlo v Wash. (:IM.Im
IHOkv). 7-8:30 p. 111., I.undquUlt
l.llly, old-time songs, quartet; 8:30
10, l'ost-IiitclllKencer studio pro
grain. ,
KliX, Oakland. Cul. . (!i08.2in-
Bgukc). 8-9:45 p. 111.. Piedmont
parlor; 9:45-10:30, Athens Ath
letic club orchestra.
KSX, Hollywood, Cal. (iMO.Vni-
HIMtkr). 6:30-7 p. m.. Atwuter Kent
orchestra; 7-8, studio program; 8
il, program, Jell-X-OII company.
Charlie Melson. niid. hi; .IMayboys;
"Sl0"." tiracr ' of '6pT1mtst1c'"ionii1s;
10-11. fights, Hollywood American
legion stadium: 11-12 . inidiilght,
J it) Vi;;.- J
UNION PERSONALS
1 Gov, "Ma" Korguson of 1'exus prpves that shu pan perform ,
(ho 'offices of govui nor Just as well us a man. How?i. Uy throw,
lug mil the first bull at Will las, Tox., when llallus ami Kort Worlli
opened the Texas leaguo season. ISesldo her is Kugciio Smith,
secretury of tho state highway commission,:- ; . . i , ,
Ambassador hotel
tra. , , . " '
KOAC, Corvuills, Ore. (2MU.Um
07(lkc), 8:15-9:15 p. m..'iirugrum
of music.
KP.O, .8 a 11' I'Vuiicisco, Cal.
(42H.in-7iHikr) 6:30-7 p. 111., States
ltestuurutit orchestra; 8-12, Oeno
James and the I'ttltiee hole dniico
orclieslra; Hales' unnlvei-sary party;
tlSP'iiy;ithl Ofitfta, ""harmony team;
Maurice Ounsky; tenor; Merlon
Borlcs, jiiunlst, entertainers. ':
dance orches- Pleads Guiltv Of
Embezzling $40,000
KANSAS ClTV.Apr.'lSlii '(AP
Kred A. Ilay. 'former , cashier of
I He Methodisl Book ,1'oiHM.rn here,
hus pleaded guilty to- embezsle
ment.' ;'llo was 'sentenced to two
years In tho penitentiary i
l iuy's defalcations totaling around
J40.0il.J'.wiulMul.fr9i,!li,8'stcui by
which he withheld part of remit
tances to the orfices of the concern
in cinolnnati and Now York. . -
I'NIOrf, Ore. (Special) W. A.
Maxwell is home from his recent
trip Into Southern Oregon loud
In his praise of the L'mpqua valley.
He was down thero looking after
his interests In a mining enter
prise. Ralph Smith and Mrs. Ituth
Griggs are (he latest "Jlners" of
the saddlo company who aro pro
puring to do much riding this Bum
mer, Both tho new members have
purchased flue saddlo animals.
toy Conklln, John Wortman.
und W. V. Connor wero in I.u
Grande Saturday attending (he
principals and superintendents'
meeting which was held there. Mr.
Conklln being a speaker on (ho
morning program. They returned
to Union liti (lino to attend the
dual truckmeet with Baker high.
J. Edward Blair, : pastor cf tho
Presbyterian church, la away for
a few weeks on a vacation for Ills
health. During his absenco ' Airs.
Blair will havo charge . of tho
morning service and the evening
meetings' will be discontinued.
' Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rollins and
llttlo daughter motored 14 from
Portland tho first of tho week and
will visit for a whllu at tho home
of Mr. ltollln's sister, Mrs. Ruth
Griggs. Tho Itolllns formerly lived
in union but recently sold out and
moved to Portlund. ..
1 CHKCKS IN MAILS.
KLAMATH KAL.US, Ore..' Apr.
29. (Al'l Cheeks totaling 190
000, representing a 60 per oent
dividend on savings depositB in
tho defunct Klrst Stato and Sav
ings bunk hare, wero mailed ' yes
terday to depositors. Tho bank
failed three yours ago.
49 C. M. T. Camps Will
Train Largest "Army"
NKW : VORK, Apr. 39. On a
lurger scale than ever before, the
sixth uunual Citlzeus Military
Training Camps will open in June
and continue through July and
August. i
Although 20,000 American
youths ulready. have applied, the
attendance this year will be limit
ed to. 35,000 young mon between
the ages of 17 und 24 who can
pass the required physical ; exam
ination. t -.. 5
At forty-nine open-air posts und
camps flung across the United
States, these youths will be the
guests of, , the. government for
thirty days of athletic, citizenship
and mllltury training. They will
emerge to join the ranks of (ho
136,419 other youths who have
gono before them during tho lust
flvo yeurs. ,V ! ,
Although urmy appropriations
ure tho siuuo this year, 2,000'inore
students will bo trained and ten
more cumps opened than last
year, " "".....'''"
Germany Is Opposed to
Confiscation Is Word
BERLIN, Apr. 29. CAP) Open
ing tho Reichstag debute on the
bill fur confiscation of the former
Oc'miun ruler's property, - Count
Westurp. the nutlonullst leuder, de
clared the German nation was un
alterably opposed to confiscation,
which was contrury to prin
ciples of Justice, j
, Count Westurp Insisted that (ha
Kuiser hud gone to Holland hot
because lie wus cowardly but be
cause he hoped that Germany
would thereby obtuln better peuco
terms from the allies. . .
American League to
Permit Use of Resin '
'NI5W YORK, Apr. 2S. (AP
American league owner yesterday
capitulated to a recommendation by
Baseball Commissioner Landis and
voted to provide Us umpires with '
resin for the use of pitchers. The
magnates nt the same time reaf-'
firmed their disapproval of tho
practice and took steps to urge dis
continuance of lis use In the box. '
The league which voted last win
ter not to permit use of resin bug,
and Instructed its umpires to see
that Itrt verdict was enforced, de
cided today "to Instruct managers
to require their1 pitchers to ask for
the resin bag" after having decided
to comply with the commissioner's
Interpretation of the rule.
Keep Your Money
Where It Will Draw
Interest
buy Andrews Bros. Clothes 1 '
on our Ten Pay Plan
and pay for them
out of your income!
Dignified sensible.
For
Credit
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros.
For
Credit
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SIOUX RAW,; K. li.-rNi-pUInK a
Khh miiBk In ordjffr to 8 1 nop, (Miurh'tt;
H. Hills Ih up ufalnst it. A ntnt
i hiw forbids him to trap Mr. and
I Mrs. .Skunk and family who hnvn
squatted under his ffarjiffo, nnd I he'
city will not let hlu use fireunns.
,AVOUJ DUO IN wi;st
CHICAGO, Mm;' IeHlio Carlcr,
bound for California, thlnkH who Ih
Roinpr to die tliorti nnd , lioin's ho.
Khn has un infected Hund und 1b
llirough with'thO: stago,. for "there
isn't nny acllntf. anymore; the
thuulersc ure nil dollars and cents.
WHS." MiOYU PlfiS
3.0S ANGIOTLOS, Api., 28.-(Al')-r-Mru.
Mario Chtyvljloyd, 88, motllr
of Arnhblshdii S. JO.. J.. Uoyd of
tChU'tiKTO, primate of the American
Catholic church, died here tn a hoa
' pital- today. ,
The upricot h a , native of
China, and we think It should havo
Hhaved bet'ore coining to this country.
- To Battle Again
fW 1
KuRenc V. t'lm, nhown hpre
vai-HtionlnK in1, Herinuda, plant
ak'Kat flftltt to prove ho is not
"a man without- a country." but
in entitled to ctthcvniihlp In the
,l'nitd Htateq whteri bn bo
many tiinfa hus hvvu Soclalttit
candidate for jruritkut '
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A Copper Waslkeir :
for
Silver 'Dollar
FREE!
An $8.00 Percolator r with each. Automatic
. Washer purchased this month.
107
Housewives have purchased Auto
matic Washers from us this
month. There are 107 happy
housewives as a result. .
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Offer Positively Ends April 30
TPlb(P Offers You Maximum Value And
Utility at Minimum Cost
Phone Main 34 For A Free Demonstration Without Obligation
An express shipment of 10 ma
chines arrived in La Grande this
morning. Ten more are on the
way. These rush shipments are
necessary to meet the demand.
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