La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 01, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text3 & EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TOD A YFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER - OR KG ON: Fair tonight and Tueaduy, : Freezing tempera iures in She east porttos to- night,. . , . , C I T Y EDITION VOLUME XXV. MKMBUIi ABSOCJAjED FRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON , ; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1926. MKMUKR ASSOCIATED PKKB8 NUMBER 97 HEAVY VOTE IS EXPECTED OVER COUNTY Armory and Eastern Normal Bills Arouse Much Interest .', TWO STATE RACES IN THE LIMELIGHT The Observer Will Issue . Two Extras One Elec-, tion Night, Another Next Morning. ; Tlif Observer, iKffaiist' of It IamU wtro survU wlUch will bo In operation from 7 j. in. until 3 it. in. election night, mid Uh carefully nliutnctl ity-stem for icathr-rtnjr county return, will be in a better preritlon than ever bofiire to firnlli early ami corn rotmnH slionly after tlwi MU closes tomorrow ' nlgtit Returns will algo bo received from Wallowa county. Two extra edition will no Issued, ono about 10 or 11 o'clock to morrow night ant! the wwontl before break rust - Wednesday morning. Kacli will carry re turns from the city, votmly, -Male anil nation. ' 'The pro-election campaigns In . l.a Grande and Vnlon county cloned today with Inclination that a big vole will be cast Tin the 17 local precincts due to the armory bonding and the' EuHtorn Oregon normal achool bills and the inter esting contests between candidates.. The- apathy shown over tho na tion, according to press reports. Is not likely to ho duplicated In Ore. Eon, observers believe. Outside of - tho gubernatorial race-and the- campaign for V. 8. senator, marked Interest has devel oped hero in several contests, ; Imminent among these arc the following: , . . , l"(jr representative in congress. Kflend dlsti-tet: John ?. Hodgin, of La Grande, democrat, vs. Congress man N. J. Hinnott. Tho Dalles, re publican. - Kor statu senator (Morrow, I'm atllla and Union counties; Kred T.. Kiddle. Island City- republi can: vs Senator Henry J. Taylor, Pendleton, democrat. l'or state. . senator, (Union and Wallowa counties): Colon It. Mi erhurd. repulillean: va. Albert It. Hunter, democrat, both ot Union county. ' ,': For state representative (Union county): Victor Kekley, I.N Cnindc. democrat, vs. H. H. Weatherspoon, Klgln. republican. Kor county judge: Judge V. O. Couch, republican, vs. M, Klledffe, Independeht. Kor count' commlHsloner: W. It. T.edbeltcr. republican, vs. Commis sioner John Wells, democrat. I'or constable l.a Oramle Jus tice or peace district: R. 11. Ha worth, republican:' A. Kline, democrat : . James : Nelson, inde pendent. To Select t'4iinnilssloii In the city, .voters will select a city commission of three members from the 'following four candi dates) Commissioners A. T. Hill and Charles I'lsylw. II. II. Coburn mill I,. W. Woeks. Judge J. W, Knowles Is unop posed to succeed htmlself as Is Representative c, A. Hunter, or' Union and Wallowa counties. KXPI'.tT HKAVV OiUCGON ; VOTK PORTLANU, tro., Nov. 1 (AP) i'rospeet of fair weather and in terest thronghout the stale in the eontept for the V. S. senatorshlp and the gubernatorial chair, Were fuctors which indicated a heavy vote tomorrow. The official regls trHtion lists shows that there are 247.174 republicans. demo crats, ond 1G.45G of other potttl cal affiliations. Including 1.725 prohlbttlontsts and 2.09S soehiHsts. 1'rederlek fteiwer. republican, nnd Hert K. Hamy. democrat are th nominees chosen foil t'nlted States senator at the Muy primary. (Confinned on Page Five) if. 0. SHERWOOD TRADES SCRUB FOR PUREBRED V. O. Hherwood. who lives on the foothill road about four mite nut from Iji Grande, is the first Grande Uonde valley farmer to profit by the purebred sire ex rhange that Is being operated by the agricultural committee of the Union county chamber of com merce In conjunction with the Irn lon experiment station and the Pbymere farms. Kherwood re eeived Phymere Butter King Mata dor Friday. In exehange for an un desirable bull from his herd. Heveral other exchange are planned to be made before spring. The animals turned over to the agricultural committer will be dis poned of and the proceeds Applied toward the betterment of the dalryl"? industry iu Lntun couuty. Local Railroad Employes Back Bus, Truck Bill Representatives of Six Local Brotherhood ; Lodges : Hold Caucus Saturday. ' , ha Grande railroad men are sol idly behind the movement of their state brotherhoods and orders to support the motor hus and truck bill passed by the legislature and referred -to the people for endorse ment In tomorrow's election and to defeat the substitute measure submitted -by the Oregon -Motor Stage association, It was revealed at a meeting ot representatives, from, six local lodges - Saturday Evening. - . - " Declaring 'that their members Jw,Qra united -tn the contention that the common barrier bus and.truckti should be- required ,to contribute their just 'shape toward the upkeep of roadbeds that, under the: pres ent condition gtves thom an unfair. advantage over their, highly taxed and : regulated competitors, the railroads, the following persons met to discuss the best means of 'bringing the matter to the at tention of local voters:--' . Garfield Simmons, of the-Brotherhood of i-oeomotlve Firemen; E. Earhart, of the Order of Railway Conductors; h Mann, -of tho Brotherhood of Kallroad Train men; O,- J. Price, of the Loco motive Engineers; D. J. Jesse, legislative ; representlvo of the Order or Hallway Conductors; 3, McLaughlin, of the American Train IMapatehers association. Ilv!slon Superintendent W. H. Guild and George T. Cochran, attorney,1 also were present. The buses have profited and the railroads have lost to iho material-" suffering of-employes In U Grander-through the present plan by which the private car owner contributes ' more- 'than "three times as much per. ton per mile as the common carrier bus and truck for the use of the highways tho delegates were agreed. -And they quoted figures and instances to show that the falling off in railwuy business .and the conse quent unemployment problem of tho railroad -"workers" has . fallen Uh.nthe last three or four years simultaneous with the history of the stage transportation Curtailment Suf ferod ; Practically -all men now work ing as firemen were promoted to position of engineer - within the three or four years and had to be scaled back - because of the lack of expansion. This curtailment, the penkers held, is due in large part io the taking off of trains be cause of inability to meet bus com petition. . , .'i'Fhe local to Baker has been dis continued within the. last thf(e years: likewise the local, that piu to Pilot Hock. One locai freight now serva between Im, Grande and Pendleton, , where , formerly two were required. :. "AH ..this reduction works hard-, ships on the railroad employes,0 pointed out Mr.-Jesse. " "Means VuciHiiioyment"-. Tt meuns unemployment, and the removal from this territory of a large number, of men who are at least 76 per cent of them, homy owners in l.a Grande. X comparison of payrolls for fContlnu4 nn P Rj J. E. McMasters Joins Staff of The Observer J. K. AIc.MiUter. effective todtty, lieeonies mnaper of the city circu it Ion of The OhHcrver. H will have churtte of the carrier boy nnd the service ln!de the city nnd Io the collecting for the city clrculu Ooii, lie wilt continue to handle the local Oreonlan agency In his spare time. MjicMHMterM Is an experienced eircuitUn man and hu handled netvHpaper agencies for the past II yeiirs nnd In thoroughly etulp ped fnr this brunch of work. He l well known hre and The Ob Herver feels gratified to be able to put the city circulHtion under his direction, believing It will result In peneral Improvement of the service and Its continued growth. C, M. O'Diiy, who has been man ager of all circulation fur the past year, hu been given ft leave of ab sence because of ill health and will spend the winter in Western Ore iron In an effort to regain ! his Mtrength. Mrs. O'lhty wilt continue in Mill's Department store. (Civil War Veteran Pa$8&8 at Cove Samuel H. While. K7. a ivl war veteran and a pioneer resident f the Grande Uonde valley, died at in o'clock Saturday evenintf at his home at Cove. The only known surviving rela tive Is a brother believed living In Vermont. Funeral aervices werfc conducted at Cove this aftnrnoon, the Rev. William Murray Hraaner, rector of- the Episcopal church, preach ing the sermon. Wasons held rites over the boilv at the rraA-t Mnod. -grass A. Zimunsrmau wvre in cbarfe. RELIGION IS HELD SAVIOR OF BOYHOOD Lad Out of Church Has Little Chance, Dr, Taylor Declares 4 CONGREGATIONS -' HRAR HIS ADVIPFI"'1" th nntor's camimign In Kast " ''J . ern tregon. He addressed the .: . '...., .. J members of the Slue iountuin Speaker; Exonerates Both at ! - ' Teachers and Preachers ' ."stunnem. i a mtbirfti , win. -x; umiv Joaephine, DuuKlas. Clttckit- ' AuieHca. ' , . " jmas' CJuti, MaWon unt! Multnu- ; , ',: ' miift' counties," - Tiiytop det-iarert . : ': 1 1 1 ,' ... ; f Hatur&uy evening. "And he will tirt- "Tlie nveruge Aiut-rlcan boy Iitm; cloubtetily sel a number of vole a intKhty poor cliancu ' for kooiJ equal tu thuKo caxt for Wefwer tn cltlxenshlp;" ' Intoaed JR H. Leo " remulnlnK counties. Indlcn Taylor, lyce'um and ehBiitamiiis, ttaM 1118 lhllt he will enrry Iort orotor. In an address before a com- tend '' majority over both l.lncrl n,nnn r Mnthndi.o ' Wetwer ait Haney. The cnnslualon Latherana, Baptiata and Presbyter!' lans last night that ruled the audi - - torinm at the Mrst M. E. church. "With all our churches and lie ore fallinpr to Infiuencn the boy . pm(m on the n,mnce commjttee to appropriate to himself the op-;iwtm!(l menn a rfeu 1k to Orejron portunllles for spiritual develop- ,llJ(i to the west were he not relect ment that are: within his reach ed, and the knowledge thnt ttietio' he dcclnred. ' ! cimnpctlons have netted Oreaon "America offors th m-nt out toilprhiHi nnrf fnUnrn) nnnnrhm.' ttiea in. the world. Her people spend more money oh schools anv nt h aw rn lin) fr i nit rtf h one a.m: To maae Kood etttena. But I dtny that schools make !tho boy better," he declaimed. "VnAav m..i,i .i Today America leads the world . In -murders end every other form i J I i ",.1 "T" A"0' ese. won he pin offered by the position, and tho team from Wat ment she has the finest education )umy ,,.. j. A. N1(.e as r9.jloa- Bon first with a score o! the finest churches In the world. wari to the member who aeeoredi 233S nolnts. Other team, tit or. " v wm, , rne moat members for a aubor- crimes are committed by hoys ua-; ninate. grange. " dcr 21. Our criminals in America County Agent II. O. Avery nre today are youths," - aented the erattBe a ttKricultuitti carefully tr, ToyIor exonerated' "The. ;hoola. cannot tench mor- ale eTfeetlvoiy.v They are loaded down.-too' muoh already.-.. Thn' cTiurch cannot reach the boy. Its" arm l not lonif enotifflt. . i II.VIdd.lHM) Dnt of tliun li v '"Sixty-five millions In America ' toilav never iro i. ImrI, i .- boy In eight of those who go to - . .... SundSV school Blav In !.. ,,,: preacher. It Ik not th nr.-W fault that America is an unsospet- iEca nation lontght." fContimifd on Pbrp fi PICK BAKER MAN C. I PRESIDENT Grande Ronde Union Ral- Held at Christian Church Here ' Anea ll.ilfnr. of Italif'r. w pjct d prcaldfnt of the Onmd Uoiifl- nnion of Christian Kmh-avor yt ifrday ivhi-n 5? members of th" o fiHy in I'nlon, Hnker, and Grant comities pittlHTtd i tht rent ml Christian church for llitdr annual rally. Oilier officers named ft'crpj Mrs. 1. MowHjr. of M firiindt. vlct president: Miss K!!a Nhd'rr. of La Grande, treasurer r-h't'td; Mim iVarl McDonald, of Baker, secretary. Huperlntendents of dc. parlments were chosen as follows: Miys: Oliver Carpenter, of Granl couuty, prayer meellnft: Hober! I.ep, of Hitker, tufsHlonHry; Mis Kdith Kbcll. of l.a Grande, soehti; Mrs, Henburjf. of la Grande, alum ni: MiM Kalheryn Moran. of l.a Grandt'. ouie hour and ienth fe- ftion; Miss Gertrude Wajjoner, of l,a Grande junior: Miss Myrtle WHleoek. Intermediate. Mrs. Bowser, as third slaie vice president. Installed I In officers during S model i'hristtan Kndeav or seirlce last evening., Marvin I-andcrs, of Baker, retiring presi dent, was leader, substituting for Mr. Butler, his successor, whom illness prevented his being here. An executive session was ar ranged for lec. 12, the officers to meet in !.a Grande.. Begular con vention will be held tn the spring. tn the afternoon, following the election session, the Kndeavorers were addressed by the Kev, C V. Iunn. pastor of the Central Christ ian rburch. Hallowe'en Quiet , Police Get 54 Calls in Two NightsS "The Ibtllmvc'eti golillns made us it little trouble." Thief of lolle Haines wild this morning with a tolerant grin. "But they were n won thn they used to be when I wm ft kid. Hallowe'en prnper whs pretty auief. I'ienty of sipy window to be WHshed off Monday mornlnx. but most 01 ine yon astern nad ex- pended iheir mlnrhlevous tnery In (ir-k-Urkinii iinrlli-n xmi Jhi-Ic- i'ltirn rwllntf Itntv f..Hr rll came Into the uullcc atuttun Grangers Hear H -V Prediction For ; Stanfield Win Boise Attorney Addresses All-Day Conferertce.at Grange Halt bees aV 000 Plurality. Robert X. Ktanfield wiii be re elected by 25,160 votes, predicts ft. C. Tayior. of IJoine, attorney for the public lands committee of the t United Htutes senate, who for the Insi three days has been assisting " n aBt1,"aw votf f 26,BS rtftJ." TJ. - fifths of the ballots citst. ln view of the-fact that his chairmanship of the senate public in-fmiiihns ot dollars, the voters havei heen awakened. In self interest.! tf taF fto olner reason, they wiUtWasiw won the union stockyards . TTtCJirL, The conference at the grange i hull was ut tended by representa-l tlve from all parts of the county uiiiiittr was sci'veu io mois muni Une from California nanlelnalu ' ... ,.l. iMosram for the comtitc mr,i meetings, .rodent contra! meaauresv more extensive orKaniaatloti for the - lahHc murket, boya--. a mi girls' 'eluhworU In new dlHtrlcta, 'uslKt- ane in the farm ciouinrvnce and j ' ' - I ' ' better liackinK for the counly fair; I SIIIJI 1'AHMK.ItS WIS Other imouUers were :,!.. Muryj t-nson county grain awards at Jones, atute home economic ehalr-!it. twirut tnlernntlnnnl l.tvealBCk mt,n: B Jl"'!,ol' ut " ,ett!,l-l,xosttton Uvlag held In t'orttand (iV. fnmmlHM :: :.,fttn r.WnWi .. .... UVfteBmmiee; rs attn tic-Keieri lua Ui J'V?e1 - Armory Upkeep Paid by State, Snpakiir ShAWifurtt"'r 'aras. -!a : ,ne s"-e- - UpCOaWO UHUTT Ulaht; clasw-s, . . ,; ! ' 1 ,, , .. , of me armory. hu ldinK . to m- ,oed to estahllsh it. Ui t.mnde? .hJrmm r .'f the tlTlTZVm the nmnuut or the tux thai would be levied fur the bond itwuand uk lo the use to which the builriinc would be put were answered uver and over by- bomters who spke on the measure at various gatherings Sunday. The tuit It whs explained, wotfid flminee the r.amtenaiHe tf the, nmiumfr. me tux wnM ttmmmt ti three i iimt tt mm fentwinr every ttt ut city taxeH the tiistmyer now l.r I over h perUiil of 20 ycui-H not t ik-l tin; into rvnxitleratlnn nny help th,u(hr(1 ft.,j,,mllon clnd.t l.ll f the city muy e( frw the fw.m.i'. (niS,ttBn' two rnimisies were If the ttrmarv i hiiitt. tt tHI l i ... .. , . , . .i f avH,l,le fr1,lt cmm.mllr.tffir., f K , ,otttier won th.. conventions, fairs, concerl., home! ' , Intent ciuertultmiettM,,niil athletic ' " P"- evelt;t ' No prtfll were offer.-d tn lltn ' j feneration class, but I'nlon eoult- Ity's exhibit was iuilsfed the new. WmS- CMAAM f f OCuetfl u NOW P&St HistOYU ' me unen seiisou on irit cuoieo yesterday ni seventl Iji Gninrteof x exhibits. fishermen took Brtvantace of the last nance 10 nsn tn is reason, re- . on Mt tKO iUs!iei of taming hotne with Rood catches.) ,,, j,, Mont of those who went out ivciit. . , , . .t,-. ,ltt to Wallowa counly, the Wr., MP. f AlU-el, won third on river belne perhans the most pupu- DUt of f",r e"' - l:r sfreaoi j I day for ffstiini; ho were unlucky., It was Htl idea! enjoyed a Kooel outlnc. i The onen season on buss will - ,.tta ii fv, ,.r tt,iu. month. j WtlVT I'ASS N LAW WASIII.V'iTO.V. Nov. I. (AO- refuse to nitss on the constitutionality of the Montana tax on distributors and dealers in nasoltne which was de clared Invalid by the state courts. in La Grande; But lwt nivtbt tho oelehrm.tH grev bolder. Ther fttercl frng'tnt mri all over the trth side f twn. and ttpfied ree feot of wiMd- en sldewwlk lto the street in frnt of Greenwomi sehwjl, ompil.ts kept the station telephone jingling, by th hour. No record of falls. wmi kept, but the chief estimates: ,nere were t iea?it (. mx r- fleera and three Meelt dejmtle,! Willi three r arnt mtirt jt;! to"t"f no " " mtfitilt- th.tr fK(-len-v u-.r fct t R1 the ctali llvetm:H tiff, bitny all night keeping the straeu COUNTY WIT4S GRAIN PRIZES IN PORTLAND J. A- Gaskill, Imblerf Is First with Hard ' . White Wheat ;? WALLOWA STOCK JUDGERS AHEAD WilBs Moss, La Grande, Among Winners in Per cheron Station Class at POTLAfDi Orsj.; Nov. t: Ar General judging started today at, the pavilion of the Pacific Inter national v; Livestock exposition. Horses in draft .classes and tt- dividual .fat steers, sheep and erc first to be jodired Air lu yutmiouvu day. O. M riummcr, manuger of the Pacific International Livestock ex posSHcn was .honored when th fourth hoys' : and girSs club -WQJk "comp, in- the- U. S. estabiish ment under auspices of the dft-, parlment of ojrrlcttlturo - was named Tamp PtummerV Marvey Marer, of Vaughn CO"ii- Waikma Wituier. , yjvnv iuu in' the indelns nni,.,l at tho e. der, were Fairfield, Wash., Vaujrhn, Wash.: Twin Fails, Ida.; r?anltjr. McMlnnvilte, Ore.: ..Boiae, Ida,;, Ncwhera;, Ore,; Killnas,, VaU amAmm, Hllvarton, Ore,; Walla Walla and Kifa, Wash. . WUIto Moss, of 3,a Grande, wtn (i9ai,.the wtnefrs In thf. Per encron atalliod ciass,-'-. -''. ' lWa W(ieb( lotttJ morc than was ever received ot any previous sh u , ,.nn(v sordini ,, i.r,t Vuivrf fer iftiinv ! Rthteen .rate sa.nnlea I. ,f ! t t . by tnion county farmers w In J, A, uasKin, oi iiuuicr, pu"'i-. rtrat with his wtmple of hac.K from ov,r tBe northwest; H...Jf.vf,ir the fcdvaneement of JUS. , , t , (hnrten n,I1(le th . tthottt ,t W WM0a, where' year, old, nreaae,! forward toward ' - . i,t ....... ..!.,.... .1 ..,..r- aid BUUngs, of Imblcr, was st cj-, ond. and Luther Hlndmnn. of hi-. , tntt ... t t. i. s. H. If. Huron rnotln lln on his tlirct nnpl ! 'h-at and J. A. UitsKllt, of imn- ,.r, nun weonit; J. a. ui pfsreti ftntt the three s,M wht-at cxItlMton na t (jaUowuy, of KfKln, ptuceel m'Confl. AmonK the five - entries In th.?!- J. it. Itohhln. of lt OrttS-Kl ,v.oa first on Wb white int.-r ""'''?- Th'-" K,'rK lwo entrli jln this class. nI t'. t'onra-t. -of jmlSor, won third v-m on ttH . ..,,,,, r Ununchen harley, out inther llintlmntt, of Klirin, won A numocr iroai tnw tn attendnnce at the showing In- rinding I-eon. ij-vy, William Cou- I I", fharles Oreen and It, f. Wheeler, of I titott; t, t. onra.:. r.r t, t.t..r. wtllts Moss and Fioyd MeKennon, of I-a Oramle: t iyde l Kiddie, ot tsiano nj. jto cars of show hogs: tester ' Itloktand. Fred Kiddle nr., at" land Mrs. Kay Utokland, of Island! and J, K, Mills and K. if. itantcn " w" , y " e jments for and against ihin. )75)- Tbl ell hoys and girl., fmmtded lntrrting cupHlion fr i nion county r tn charge, f um ounlv c.K"t. it. U. Av. ry. ity a rt t "armen lnii. Jam - iRhl, Allen Mills, VirKii conii-y ana Bwktr, li of ( OV-; t?Hw:i mion, or Accr. miw i(Vnr,td. of iH.blerr uttd Mdon (jiithfttrk. f 'tve. i aW f)f (he t'nion eouniy Mt,.t.M.tY n- the noted t'ttb-man WFtifr Ihtit K usetentl f yttrtBtttten, Kufl. en his way to ' tt . ' ltb mrUntft of fa " f (rOVe t'harh s 'f , ' mtIic. " ' . ,.s . 01 p'nt hull n hour la 1Iw:uiIuh ; y - QUEEN HONORS DOUGHBOY V . J - .;.:i- I P S SI i , . An obM'ure tlouhlMy .vns mh Itom.r hy fjntn ai Arllumi iiK-Ury, UaHiu!luu, duHnjt iiie vinit of t-fuceu Sturicof iinnimiiu, 'Tlrlfi shows her Isylftjt urewth on the tumh at thtl uaktiaaa sokiicr, ;Mrie wiii nrrive in OnK lis wHh. ' ' ." . ;r'r Premier Esfcape& Death for Sixth ; Time in Career! BfJMKIKA. Italy, Nov. t. ( APf ! nvms eacica aranamnattoit. tor the aixth time in fonr yetra he has i""','- Muasoilni. whose slogan la "Hve in datis umiimme(I u evpi. Mity ot y0ltth h trtt to mi "! Iii;ir" and then was iynched by in-i furbtted fclt vetertl,iv. ,a JiuksoHnl Was leaving the pfstoi. -A the youth, siaited t.',ttr Bhu ic HhS. t w!, felie.1 hi rn. bid liim U tlnicu. chukI unit Itwti nm im(j then tlrKi?ed the hdy (IkrutiKR mllllliK nmx nf humtttt- tty. The yuuth was iuln tseveral mlntttes after tho (ttattrt shut. Tl., T DOIlIieilKamP IS i High Scorer at Club Trapshoot ehai itohm-nkatnn ;ored htRhcst, stioottnsr M litue. rociw I stmlKht, ' Kundny trknt tho firrt. Imp shoot of Iho Wlnsr, Fin antt t-'teetfoot eilj this mso, wfs helji tt tlie' Kramnlx near I saw Tree. I'l'hrt'e tU'd for second place, het- inn 23 each. Th.ry were Alyln Hennett. Wlllum UoHins and l-cta KlnStey. I . . . . s Anotltpr prae,tco Khntt wm bel.J nest H.mrtny. Th-s.. hi , srQ nrenaralory to tne tktmtmi Tlianksjrlvinit turkey shoot, which H m Htcndu y, Noy, tl, thus year. Kveryone Is Invited to attend, IftolttrianS f)lSCU8S . Ballot Measures A roand-tabt disenmion of the " ' 7 , , ..V meeting at Bte Koiy hotel this noon, and, hrmKht io light num erous exfiaiiafifii ihattwer nnw to the majority of the member. "Warren tliUMTt was program chairman and presided over tint discussion. . Mrs, Nsnry KitKabeth t'rews, ST, who for two months has ma' her huitve with hsr son, flrover ' at tt24 Adams avenm died there at Z oVlmis $hi nvornlnjr. Thn body will Ik wnt from tho j HnotlKMnw Zlmmcrntiin cltttpe! I jthl avnitts to Wallft Walla. whf-relH. i,urit wll! Ixa matte in the family f M j la RAILROAD FAYOM A LOCAL ARMORY Supt W, H. GuM FuBy Endorses Measure : Today, ; The O.fW. R. F company to day cams out in snfjKsiffied favor vt the ttwasure providing for the establishment ot an armory butd- ini- ln fimrxie "7 ma' ? ms 08 that the Rtllroad company te te WH aecora with tho armory piatt. and that the emplnvea are behte so adviseil.tssfay," iivfeiori ftnpeHn; tenitent W. H, Guild isid The Ois wrvcr this noon, e nmde th an- nonneement on receipt oi a toic- t.ih-i:.,ti.,,e t....L t",,r wt-,7. WHERE TO VOTE 1a fp!tit Mitstw vtil gUv t the Jidltm-htg rr4nc tj miw fmrv H & m, unlit 8 p- 111.: 4- J Yank 'l aijir,,t th'twt 502 Third. 2 Vtfr hail. ft. Wiiiarct attws rileoce 2J(S V?iar. 4. 34J3N lm !. NfMh Firf-t Mtiectf 5, tVak WtHMin w,Hfh;miv PruHcttttr, ti. TlMtnuw StrandVs peddiitre, Vmt ami frtlaml:. 7. K, C. iEhtiwt,r's rtwi iivmv ts&t Washing tt, twirytrrian hrnrh, l. ilMKllt. erwrtt. j . faMHi' pt'Mhitnsttt tWlt Ttvint. 12, itarri hallr tnpr Ifarm Krt'nyl f3. i 'httrt'tt . ut tiotl ctfajK't MoHh fijrriMf ami , Forum Luncheon Postponed a Week I'nlon emm'jr clttmipr of cem. mvrtx will httv uo mctiing elc Jhm tiny. Th r c - t Citlh'd to gtvi1 cvry mml-r Ms noon hour In whit h to vutv. , ' A wrwfo frm tamorrowr non, fm I'mmJy rhitrnlwr hws hn io viiiMl lo hMI a iHiS!Rg t Imhh fh hos4iaUfy to im?S4p a H'Rsilii thm tmltltr-tylt. chli-fei'fi dtHUt-r Irtrf-rJors ami timmitt'-o heatf will in ni. 7r j. m. today at (h thamJ-r offhv. SAI.BM. tlw., Ktw. !. tAf f (he atntir IfidRlw hfwtrftttt emrfe( ll iiluht nftw )tt liltsx a Im-k t .eccmd stary w-IhUuw mul fuiuK hlmwlf to the ttreund by a rope LD PARTIES CONFIDENT ON ELECTION EVE Democrats and Republi cans Both Expect to - Control Congress PACIFIC COAST AREA IS QUIET Stremious - Last Minute -Efforts Being Made Over Nation to Get Out the Vote :.: ; WABnmoroU, t&r. t cap 1 The aisswer to all the effort ef: -the pehtiea leaders asd candidates during weeks of intensive cam p&lgning win be furniahsd fonaor row by voters. ------ HweepSrti? claims of victory cob- ' tinned ts coma today from the jj rival camps repubHcan and dm ! ocrat; wet and dry hit the feey ale rested ithe ml?Uona wh had ' manifested few' outward stro of intertist and aiven Htite hint of haw? ther mijfht be cxpucted' .to vote " . " ' - - Boih Parties Cortfidt The his prize iR the ' election from the natiozmf party stand pint tha control of the seventieth congress was claimed by bath sldpsv with many democratic man agers eenndent that they had bf t ter than a fightlnar ehanee to eon ' troi at least the seisate, aisd with r. the republicans apparently eouatiy rs confident that any threat of I such a resat Kad fee-fin removed. Issues is the slate campaign -hod; become w badiy mixed that national party managers .did; not undertake make any general -estimates. Interest in such cam paigns naturaiiy centered) in We York irhere ovensor Smith Is waging a fifth battle tar eetloa; t in Maryland where Governor Hit ehes tersisre as chfs? seeativa ts stt stoke, a&d Os!? :acother5 democratic pridentllit. f SBRtHdrftW - Gsstbttfty 'jrght 4a erge Governor Vie Pcnahey. While locking horss io many ' senatorial and; congreflBiooat bi ties, the wet and dry leaders had their eyes focused: on states ia which tho question of prohibition to come to ft direct vets a re peat of state codes or on some ; othef foams' at wet and; dry prob- , Jem. ' These states are New Ysr&u lIHnois, Wisconsin, Coicrado, CaS- r Ifomio, Missouri and Montana. Voirs Apathetic ' ' Behind all of the cialns of vie- : tory from the hostile camps there appeared; & certain apprehensioa resulting from, reports front poUU eal canvassers in varicua sections describing a state of public mind concerning: the ejection that might ho interpreted as Little short of . apathy. , ' Partisan snd nen'partlsaa cam paigtt oFgusiiation have J&ijsed in lost minute drives to' get oat tho rote to which Preeidest Coolidge has added his toIco through an ap peal Io his fellow citiaeaa to exer cise their suffrage. . , . "It bo voters abdicate their sovereign right of e5l-gavfmmast at tho eieetioa on Taesday by taU ing to vote, said the presidents -single sentesee appeal CociUdga to Vote '"' To stlmttate tho movement to ih pollsy Mr, CooHdga wJU leave : teslay for his home town, KorSh amptofl Mas 8,t to cast M vote for Senator Butter and Governor Ful ler, tho only candidates; ia th ec Ure country he has publicly en dorsed. itops of th dmoeratlo jnas itgt'r to oUtatn & msjorttjr of tho , arff senate are planed to contests in slxtfferi statea where they have ;eom;eniral the hulk of their ef; fort la the senatorial campaign These states arc: Arizona Colorado Idaho, IJHs- ois Indiana which is is elect two Jwnutors; Kentucky, Maryland Now torKj uata,. Ukianonsa, uro gon. t'rah and Washington BETTER ELECTION RETURNS Tiw vttltse to flw peodp of the ta tint wit Irrritnrr of The h jiervpr A?wo'ia$e$ J"rrH leai wire owmtcHt In or owa of iH ho efcprHaHy flMtmrw pht'lhMi Bight ami the following thi aHiNi and iaU rtJarii ?M' wrlvp over tis wire fM VktiUuiUiy momhtff illah3e fiatiUH iuefy Imhifh alteatf of sttisr paiser iteeklng to w?re thfo tcrritor-. And a tt i xHh vhi'tUm nvn, mt H h sth gvnt'Pttt ofs ev?ry day t tte rr. it ix natstnst that peo lhr in the f lriMfe terrhwy fwf tluit TI10 fe?icrer tn ft Jttoi'hfd netiwJtr ' Constant SrvKkiHosj jnmth iroes St. "Obrwrwr AdverthdHg? t A 3iriutiMlislu Service r iv.