La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textf EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CI T Y EDITION . THE WEATHER r OUKGON: Unsettled - weather with probably rains west; " local no w s In tne m s t pa rl o n tonight and T-&3c:a Moderate in-ip'rfl- VOLUME XXV. MKilHiin AHSOCIATHO I-RKM8 LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1927, tfBMOBR ASSOCIATED PP. ESS NUMBER 149 I ;. . ' - I I" LOCAL EYES FOCUSED Oil LEGISLATURE Two Hoped-For Approp riations of Especial In terest to La Grande NORMAL, ARMORY CHIEF QUESTIONS . ' V' ....... 'V- ' i pttrt ot th&--' pageant -the ;.' . '.. . V 'jchMinang -belilhd the scenes mul Every Effort . Possible'" ,he wf-.ririvd mi ii ...... n n, ' i ' it- ,! j Hiigel awjsared, ehimeg were heard. Will liC Made tO HaVej , verle n.nni.. tuok.llie purl iur -Staf.n Mah'h SUO.(mOO!.HoUrwV.lrn .M.tcer w Sieen;. K,' , .. ' Fund. 'I'lu; eyes or 1he Stale's popula tion urn toiltiy centered .nil Halom1, OnVwhopJ the !Mlh legislature convenes .and Governor l. -l;. Pat terson, rrpubllcun, tukes the- whnei ef thft ship of state from Governor Wall or M, Pierce, democrat. - ' rtiHleularly are & Grands eyes focused on tlm state capital; -Besides - a pacing "Interest ' 1 ths chungi in administration and the relthguishlng of office .hy: Grandea. governor 'two Horns of cipnclut Importance to lhis'cou hiunhy to Huslcru Gregon as' ia whole.: ure to come before tho sen 't'tpra a'l . representatives' .hefortv the lime of adjournment, probably early In March. . , " :'" ., !': O. Normal Kchool ' iPsU'flt.''tho FasternvGregon. nor iiuilithooItwlii,tI th Urcgorf licir kiial aehoot re?nts located -In Ia lrmk .and whieh'viil serve that, vast territory cast Ot tho; Cucadcs Its an Institution for training teash-. rrs. v: " ; "' . " -" V ' ' " ' Tho qt6Man 6f most ' Import Hiicp U tlx; 'Appropriation' Who'n ih pooplc "of tho .stnto votfd 'to ai:at a norma hm:hool In. KanU-rn Oroffon, no provision wua-.inndn for its flnunclnff, Iruvlnp Iho cntlro inn U or' for the loffiHlaluro-to 4al;o par(i or by appropriation. i i-.'j ' f HOW MlHilt? i'i TJtt' Kimml fooling is Jhi opproprlaUoB will hiv iiiudo - hut what la.'morp Important ImV-fHtftr' A month bro It uiw ostltuWJ Rl'tmtoa wouia Wle l4 at or the year 4hn .umth,Mue-1lc ,n wn helm? nuolod '.it ,1-roin hnt bulttt-'illfV-liormMl. fir linn i 1(0.000 downward lo 1 26.li.Hli rind now, iih the U-fflnlaturu. lit Ml1' hu. Klon, whlppcis ot .f 1.00,000 nfe be ln huard. Uovernor I'lcroi', In. hln fiirowell imKiiKn loilny. Hiitd: '"I'ho. heV normal nhool localod ut !,a Grande xhould .hnve an. appropriation ot at, least $l?5,000 for the eonstryer tlon or tho necessary bullillnirii." -. Af' hold 11"? opinion that only1, pall OF tin! money lieecssar? to 'eoipleti!8 tho school ttflll ; Un''ap proprluteil this, term 0C legislature, with llio remainder ilald lo eome itwo yciirs later when tho''f!nun clal i:ondlllon of the stttto , has he-en cased up a bit. . .. ' ,..1, , ,, Others believe Unit, the uopro- (CnntlnneO on P ,l'"lve) 1 SPRING A ROVNI) CORNER, GUESS :L.IQF PROPHETS Sprhig Isn't far around tho ror nrr, whither prophets. of tTnlon cotinly are predicting, nnd as evi dence of the.ir conteptlona, they an lifglnnlng tp point, to the first signs of tho , coming; poriod of growth. ' Oirfh'soiilh' alopea of the root-' hills nonr Cove buttercups have, been . found In bloom, bursting forth In a brave ahow on ground only recently covered with many Inches of snow. Although the blos soms are few In numbers as yet, they are seen here and there. Sat tirdey f.a Ormide campfire girls found SO buttercups near the Uld Towi reservoir. Of course, weather prophets do liot always agree,' and many claim t.ht Union county peoplo are in for plenty of winter with most of Jan iinry and al! or rVbruary yet to come. REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY Tilly year, whli uiaiiy huiwrt ant imijecls hi firojipoft llint will nicun -new Hfulalloii for I .a (rundc, will Ih more active than ever In real cstutc and bulldtug. "' To make the ntirt of your oi tort unity by cither Helling your fm!rnt iroirty. haying e lrMrty, or hulhllng and lirt pravJim liat yoa now have, you wiN wont to follow the 4lvcr tiding tm!"agc In The tHiscrrer with cure. Iloa.'M, hitu, and acreages ffr Mile; similar imp wty wanted the art consiaHi Iy found In The OlHcrvcr Want AiIh. Itulldlng KUggcsllolis ami nervlees arc available each week un the Itulldlng. I'agc. It wilt iar to lake advantage of la lruiMlc' grotvlli. lbcrTcr AdTeriNliif . Churches Here Attract Large . Crowds Sunday Pageant Presented by the Wayfarers' Guild Se . attle Pastor .Speaks to Presbyterians. St. i'cler'H Kpl.scuiml cliui-cli wu.i well 'filletl him nvpnliiK when llio nyfurorr' frullil presented H niK- emit, "Why the t'lilmen Hunt;, im ejilthii ny eene, nortniylriK Ihe pem , Pie brlnelne bUI lo tho . flirlut c-MM AJuuk Holmes, BPHel" unA" Ulllan Waller, tho old ioinan. Tho KIdk. thot iipfn the wIko wonuin, the prlnuetjA.and the. beuutlful woman alHo look pU't In Ihc puonnt. Thrho pans wore taken py Marian crow. I)orJ .HarncH, Tholnui Uraji.- Vlr-. Klnlu, AVarnlHc and Franrea- Waller, l whk-h wen1 Lwh 'ani IKJ pirla ;.,. v v Second of StTlc. . !owrtlio yvar, T.i-'fi, init'nrtHnjy ro .The;eoKtumes and HsWIng effects 4lMi sehsol ommta whleb-hns liwi added niuvh. td -Ot Hirhu, i -- takn mlnm. 11m montli of iJHolmr, . .Th0 paganl which Is the aeeoiid iimd Iherri'iwrt jtiat tpmnlHd hy of .n nerlea Iven by Uw guild ta -K. A. Snym, eoimly swhool suKr dlreeted by the- Itev, and Mrs, Jtnd?Mt; ' : -t. ... Oliver Ule,s .Mr, Fred Currey ar-1 i , omnde ihgro oro 2fitt ranged fwr.the eostumeH. . - mnrt periw of iboot ". he. A..iiiiffMroiiary, (lie riev.. Mr. Km. jtwocn the HgcS . of. . four and an. will baa.t.Kt. 1'etor'fl cVunilvthe end j,sf, year1 Mian In, thu ; pi-cvloiis of thN, month, lie 1m visit Inir, varl- :yr. . , . OUH c;huruhen cundurllng what Ih ... Total of 'B.5n ' known njf the "Hlfdiops' OiiMadc." I tImj rciihiih of i t Mm y(..an .JiihI We will be In .h tlriMide three days.l fnihed kIiowh a lottil or r..r.fM ; ; ilnar The Her. Mr. Korr l pL.ms of school ago. As In At the Mnwbymi-lau churt-h a irrMvionH v..r ti,. i.,v in th,. isrgeArowd attended 1uth jnorirtmr and evening servicst yesterday, when the Kev, Daniel J, Jeri of HeaUle, Wiish.. oeeuuled -the . pul-plU- ih&. quartet; gave wvrttl numherH and Mm, Raj: lller sang Come Ys Blessed of My Father" i "by eott t the morning service;" , ' f Two1' good sized audlencea . lit- tended the-'Korviccs-of-the Centriil4 Ohrirclj pf l.!ljrlft yestordny, alno. hesldCH1 J 78 In. itttendance for Sun day, Kchun), TwontyiHlx attended the Junior church, which la an un-' usually v lurgw-? number, the .'paator T8port& ; - .:::, . ' ; A lulled nuartet composed of-Ji Uidweil, Joe HilajfiH, Mr. Cs b iSlcIlierHon and Mm,, onia l,mt- "'. !ns In the evening the -toll, f the chureh made . ' , . - , ' T linn.'tliilt Henkv : Two Intereatlntf .. nervleea held at the Klrst HaptHI liuiiTh. "iJwellora In the Maat Coiintry.'V was the pu.slor'a. aubjec't In ; Ihe niornlnK and In Ihe evening his ner- niona on Vl'cople A ho Come' to' JesUH aiid Why,' were continued. - ,Worshlp in.SoHg" wmf the sub-, jeotsfop the morning services at tho. Methodist Kpiseopal ehureh' south. tContlniieij on Pam etvej Free Thompson On Condition He Pays Bad Check 10 V. t. Thonipson, who waived preliminary . hearing Thursday, when hCi appeared before Justleti of the Peace Hugh K. Brady and was hound over to the grand jury under $100 bonds, which he. was unable lo furnish, has been re leased from .the county jail, prehl ed he raises money enough to cover the ti mount of (he bad check cashed on Jofin Eggt-rs, for which he was, arrested. . , - Thompson must nlso psy ull other debts, including the expenses ,'0", 'hlna wtlh head("rteis in of local officers, who went to Port- Seattle, wus a guest or the Hotnry land a mi 'brought hhn back to J.a 'lub nnou luncheon toduy In Grande for trial, .th yKolcy grill. - Prist icy, who has t spent inucii time In the , Orient, ;i.lv fi 1 V0 'inlcrwillnif sddress, dwcli i mUlVl Ml Ull iCt lug on conditions In ihe war-ridden Takes Over Gym At a spcchil election in-the Im bier whooJ district lesj. week the district voted to tako over the new gymnasium, being constructed there, and provide the necessary money, $l,Soo, for Its completion. Ho fur Uie building has been pracllcully built on money donated for that purpose. Tho building Is on tin, school grounds, adjoining the school house, and will ho used tiot only as a gym but as a eotii piiunHy hail. Shlagies are heing put on today j and plans are to have It ready for i basketball games by the end of this month, although it will not he en tirely completed by that time... tidrry Williams Reiovtr8 Medals After nearly a month's time H, K. Williams of the I -a Grande Klec trle company, again has his tin lock-box containing war medals and old coins, which was stolen from his store on Adams avenue. The box was brought to tho po- j lice station yesterday. It was found i (n a clump of ros bushes along I the parking In front of tho H. I. ; Browning homo on Fourth street, ', where It had apparently beCn i ditched by the robbers. As fur as Williams can tell everything that was In the box at l the time It disappeared Is still there, altnough a few of the coins (may be gone' The box had never! I been unlocked, hut Instead one end pried enough is learn the couuats. MORE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THISXOUNTY Census Shows Increase of ... 2G0 for La Grande , in One Year ' . . nwc A c iruiTAT ' "Wto, no liounu, OUTNUMBER GIRLS i Total Pereons in All Dis-I - tricts- Between Ages of t ' : Four and 20 Counted at i '5,554. Tin- Kcliool popultitlou of I r ii inn (.county . . durlnK ., .Hip , puHt ywir, Hons (rovorninc tho mipply or wntnrWi "1 iwommohd the dlHmlamtl, h1iovm1 an fncrasi of ,lfi8 72 of. i . iMtn,i i u..ii.r. I nharirni uiralmtt Miw. ai,a kni Connty outnum it ! -fht gJNJMMhcro and girhi In IUsithere t the county and being hoys or 'inn mre tt&yn, vere 'dt7UH hm'n it 6MS girls, -or a 4otai of Slrc ilwys JIcmj district number ;oni In (Onntinupd on TP fi AIRMAIL RATES TO BE CHANGED Jinnjn Jejroarv 1 . u ' i i t. 1 OI 10 Cents UUnCC . 1 . . '. " . .Yu) . ( . llcKlnnlni; Fell. 1 Hie present complicated Kono ayatem by which charpre on iilrinail Is rcgulutcd will ho forKOtlen and a flat ralit of -10 cents lor every half an ounce will be churned for lellers or olhee mail going ly air route anywhere In the United States, . - When airmail eontrae! 1 rentes were fw the ssn system, which called for an additional slamn for i-aeh ,8on, ws not m difficult, hut sinei; these routes have nrung up in so many1 plaices, H is almost im ; possible, for post orflee clerhs in j the west, to know of the vuiioUa routes, by which u letter muy go in, the east, or un eastern postul elerk I to know of the western routes, it is Hald. ' ' ' 'J'he s( might' riitu will;' not. only simplify the cheeking of ttlnnail for iost office employes, hut will make rates on airmaii con siderulily cheaper, . Roiarians Hear of China's Condition V. 10. I'l-lsth-y. Anierieun who Is representing commercial interests eastern country and giving lorn! people an Insight into affairs there that cannot bo gained from ordin ary sources, . SIGN OF TIMES lir4Hiilitx gUMolliic is a lot more imtritnhlu itiCMC days than dUfH'tiHlug kiKiwIctlgt, Mrw, II) - ron liarwetl decldiMl. Ki mIic h quit icacli I w I toot and Is run pins a rilling' mutton ai bJirvtc port, La. CITY SUPPLY OF WATER IS AT NEW PEAK Reservoir Full and Well Not Being Used Pipe-; . line Is Adequate BEST CONDITION IN LOCAL HISTORY Purity of Water AlsO'i""-i A'tume a, ko-. Shatters Former Mark, btate JiOarti Of Healtn-f whe ormtatw. tmmer, feniptai Tent -InrVwateti iruiliu operator, umi, v!ju. ihe oiuie, ..A (.!. .UlUlVtU.!, chained .ataistod tho evangelist . tiO -. . ... J the ulleced dlwippetiruiice "hoax'i I'rohnblv no otlicr Jannary In re-J '1 rent hlxtory linn found nut eonrtl- to La Urando In u morn nadHfao tory ahnpn than at prownt. A short tlm? ugo (ho watr prob hin hovered over ihtt city ultima J continuously, hHng lrohm only during tim spring months and Miriy winter when nmistnrc was pien- j MUrt, " ful enough .to Insurer an adjuutel Keyes, howeer,. relteralMl him supply. ' charges that, she had left h?re In The $liS,UO0 voted a year gnd a empmny of Kenneth, (I. Ormls' half ago to rrnrnriy this Hltualloiri ton, her former radio' operatur. aitt baa Hi.ccctfHriillv " uccouipllHhtd lly : not In Hie hnn'dH of liulnan',. uu purpoKO and 7iow La Grande Iiuh. Mrs.. MuThorHon Htcadfittttly! ' de- net uully. wutcr to wuste-althoiiKh It In not wiiHti'd in any HtnHo of tlm word city officials doclaru. Not I'Miig Well ' The. dean wall ueur the Second Hirvt vladnet with a flow of near Iy a million gallons each 24 hours, is not helng used at present hut l iWing held in reserve. The Beaver Creek gravity system Is delivering plenty of water for hot h commer cial and priute uses and a largo u mount is sllll heirtg supplied to Hie rallroud com puny, which has been overhauling IIh dep well dur-; Ins I he prist several weeks.- Tn foriiK-r ye a is the city had to pump water from thu river during tho winter bccuuytj the Heaver f fstitinned on Pa f Fivs - Gamblers Give . I ArieiI Al' SlMI " I f I ,ltV S ; PlirW vJ-W Uy 3 I UISL "I he police department's ' laigll iifrajust gambling u ull forms I In r.a (li-ilnde, which was started J last year.' bore more fruits over , tin week end, when six men ur- rested in the Uordmv rooming I iion fsiled to appear for trial land tlierely forfeited $S3 -ttfa ts , tlm elty (reasry,a . . . . I lorfeMures tin classed as con-1 j vlHlrtns as the authorities tmko tlm s position t hat i his automat icatly ' ertahlishes guiii, with the bond f money counting the same as fines. On more serious charges, the men would probably be rearrested but usuully In minor cases-tho forfei tures nni entered ns convictions atid the mutter closed. , ,. , iiiTct lleai-lng Set The ruse, however, is not closed ns far ns F. 0 Gairrettf proprietor of the rn'oming hottsi, is. concern-' ed. Wednesday night tho cnmmiHHion will consider okle his lirnsev' lie was cpnvicied of possession of liquor and fined $tr late in lecemher when a first rrfhl I on his plaee netted several gam i bters and somo Ihiuor. Saturday's forfeitures brings ihe tolul number ,of convictions on gambling rhurgrs slneewlan. 1, 1020 to :,41. With puuehbourdB closed up liefore Hint time, these stand us inore- serious1 offenses, , '' The sis who forfeited eocji follow! - Jim fallow Nick Arsen, Nick Andms, Angelio Mllos, Nick Jtopaleh m'nd lon Cumpheih Roadshow "Ruin" Is Coming Here Soon . Tho announcement that "rtaln" Is shortly to be seen ut the Arcade theater is creating milch interest among local stage devotees. Few attractions in recent years have so urlpped American audiences as this play founded " on W KomerHct Manhain story, Mtm Thump son,, critics ssiy Bad! ThoPaton Is tlto hcrinc of the tale and as a eraraeter, ntm ittm become known from coot to coast, Isabel Withers, Kew Vork str, will portray this roic ami she Is said to make her a living, breath ing reality.. The ucting. such uh this play affords. In declared to be fur above ordinary. Advance reports are that there Is considerable fun In the play and the cast supporting Miss Withers, and headed by Harold Hiater and Howard Nugent, is described us of metropolitan excellence Mr 8. M, Hunt Joins Her Husband Here Mrs. .M. M. Hunt and little daughter Juan, arrived yesterday from Hugene to Join hitr husband, who was recently appointed mun Hger or the J. f Penney company Ktore in Im. Oramic. T Hunt declarcR that he Is pleased I with this city and espeeta to make It his permanent home. Ho hsa bt'cn with the I'snney eeinpany for lo years. Superior Court V Dismisses All Aimee Charges Omiiston, Mrs, Kennedy I and Mrs. Wiseman Also j Freed Keyes Requests! ; Case Be Dropped. . ! U)S ANtlljl.KS. fill.. Jnn. 10. fAlJ) (liiirOH of rrlinlnal con Hptrucy iigiiJiiHt Ahnee Heinple Mn rhersdti, evanKellNt; her mother. AlrH. Minnie Kennedy, Kenneth (J. Urmlstnn and other defenduntH. 0ruwltf out of lh diwimettruBcei tmim wm MnrnktmA her l vu Ju-"" lh" 'l appealed ((tr arralgnjiient uu n fn,! dlctineut rliuivlnu eonKplnu'jt, unci Mol'heiHun and her. .ro-defrndnnt Kenneth O Ormlmon hpr -niuhr Mm, Minnie Kennedy und .Vi ri. J,ur- mine Wlwiimn-lslaff - J wdge feicphenmin grants thi olared. ll.a case, he aald, rented squarely on the testimony of MrK Sleluff, who Klnee the prelimlrfafy. h'efa.rlng of .Mi-h, MuI'herKou at which she was held for trial "has changed .hw story uliiitiMt dally until. It jcon tiitn many contmdlctwh' and; Inconsistencies to the one Riven In eourt, that she has bwomi wlt nens tw who trwth or eredlblMV no prosecutor could voucfc s Wallowa Girte to J Play Here Saturday t I'rJni' pal V,; t). Towler, of' thA I hlsli' ttelieol. thla arteriiTjon ar. rangtd for a ame ot Imakettollt to lie played liera Saturday nlcli iM'KlBninir at o'clock, between J the Wallowa. nd lifc thma4e .girts? Thin will he Ulit. rirtt (UMy f at ilnt. ' . . . ' ; ! Semester foXCMlS Oft in High SchodtfiiV or wuh raised. Bedlam ' ' ..' ' ' t'ennucd. ' The crowd, drawing from The 1 list semester tests and "x.(nmj foreign district fled for tho umlnutk h(?lng Jeid b tho j high nchc s in progH' Ittininttiior will ho I thwt weak, MOW UP, d tiaimm ie final to take hot one period J I Wednesday Vim pnwnt policy is to 'place-j less emohaws on flnol -esftma aad moro on dniiy work and cattail fenev IhrnilirlwHit tlw vein-.- , New freshmen are to register at 1 1:30 p. -m. -Friday and other litu- HliiIju ntii'Klllridr ffir iixn uhi.nml.nniii. 1 esler muy register Thursday or Frl.-j otiy morning auo, fit me unesT, and. Monday ut Principal JO. 1. 'J'ow- - ler'a office j , . , ,Tnf$inn C fl H M ti fi I V tnU UUfHUn 8 Songs at Meeting Besides having the Mimir rtaff as guests lomorrow al. Die regular.! forum luncheon of the Tnion ! the Sommer hoi el. two of Churles"efH'iK Wakefield f'adman's songs and all sketch or his life will 4n given; us announcement of the Cud in tin con cert to m held hero WcJnrsduy evening, Jan, 19, Mrs. F, U, AppJety will announce the dote wnd characier of .tho fomiert, Mlm Ann Hiange will slag lis song At Tawnlng,M and Kermlt Itigoin will sing My 1! sire Mrs. fc, I , Holme piano accompanfst. ; I ' ins i.iiirt iii'imiu, ,i inn J'ui uni Eberhard, FJmer (lien. Kenneth Thompson and Miss Mabel Hcnnett will represent the Mlmlr, the; high school annual publication. ' ' . Come lti ihptl es Jrpm the office ofJ HunHey, coiietrtor of ln t. rnul V..v(.nue. will visit r,uf in.nde and Knterprise Tor u,,,. purpose of assisting Income 'tu pnytrrs In preparing their returns and computing their luxes. It s announced. Honed in The men will be ela-. the fedcrul building here. The mn will first go to, Knter- prise, remaining there from Ftd to Krti. a, Hon coming to Grande ut stay here from reb 4s until Mar. fi, " . -; Sinclair Denied Review of Case WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. f AP) Jlarry F. Sinclair was denied a re view toduy by the npreme court In his complaint of the aenate aawe growing out of his refusal to ana war inquiries ut the senate oil committee , - 76 KIDDIES SIIOU PANIC Montreal Theater Scene of Tragedy After Dead ly Call oft"Fire"v SCORES TRAMPLEIX ON IN MAD RUSH, i Bodies'" Wedged So Tight . 'Iy in Stairway That ' b iremen 1 Had to .Through WalL,. '.. Cut . MONTH ICA.U Jun. 10. A.) -Vlrtlius of :'a movin' dlwister moro tragic than' over flickered- on the eilver pcreen, 70 children lay. dead todnV- erushtfd- or uffocat(d by a rtre tamed Hundy : in tho iMwlt i'n la-cr, thttttwr in Mon treal's east end. , v v Thta morning of f h 1itO vte llmi hud (Hn Idenl tried at th city morgue while eight v them will awaited s rognl! Ion, Awtsprte M Ato iwJted- U,u uay ut aim readied frqiW. ttflpltyxlaUou. eleven were cruHhed iind five lout their liven Tram a combination of aH- phyxlatlon and burnn. Moro death In the 'Tioapifnlit." V .'' ar .'UHCfl Tragcly Th tragedy-was"iid by fr atf ihe flc which parted 'th ruah 1 for the exll was. : coroparailroly . . tory building with a lono and brtek frmit. and has been in opera Man aeral yeat - The ' aemliHT raoacitv Is snout 1.100 and It was well filled yoHlerday, with the usual Mexlean sovernnienl." nuinbor : tf ehlldrcn In te audi- , He gilded that KUn runners lo ennt. Adults also utlcrlded. tiIB unonsa group apparently hud Vhn palace has four exits, o st ucll fitted out In Mexico -with tho th front.. Into, whleh , the stairs ; I'oricouragomciit of Mexican .offl from the balcony lead uhil two at ciaiH and In ut least ono ease sailed the Bide, opening nto a lunc which toad t H d rtrwt, TXwuiJr Irtwy c-amftiy fUin "(hii'n m Youngr" deadly 4roy tn llht of tha dta rtsr tbal .waa.t follow waaharaly imrtnc way, h 1 i r'n thaw warn m ftk er of nana ami a..UdCu of miko tnttt ,nity im noceasury for tho pro from the projection room benoath forvatlon -und nrotoctlon," of Am- KlilfAhV l" ..-I ,11 .1 - ... " 1 . nA anltf If ..ml fllA tll'nMfl thc. surrounding ,1'Veneh Canudiati tiighp on tho ground groan havo - reached th great difficulty. In thr balcony, lorr opo thoyt mA by CCMtaua4 on Pago J CJW in PenrPAPnt iOlA li COCIt -; J 'n HmnHp IlhlOill LtU UrWlUV, U niUil I " :' ' . -i.-.i... , ' : Two Unloh county kcIiooIh will sehd six HludentH to the annual mectihg of student body presldentH, tMlUovw iied olher offlelulH In Fu ; gene the Im I tor part of tlim wk. j I a Ctranda will sand fcdna ( I e k e left A. secretary, and Do r'n- thy Kherhsrd aw?istnt editor o( lH lied hy Dfey send Murray J rtusuu .( natJwa.'K, i.urie Intuit, uml Marie Hmlth, accompanied by J. W. Baxter. They will leavo Wed- The students will, besides ntlend- 5 lag the convention, stop ni ijorvams tanrl will be guests at the Orogon-l-Willtinieiie baslfelbali game. Earl Reynolds to Attend Cove Meet Jteynoids pOVfl this, evening -where he will attend a public meeting regarding the completion of tho Mill Creek road by the forest service, the county court amj tho Cove cltlxcns, ;i cooperating.' j The meeting will begin ot eight I o'clock In Uwv 'ov- school UsUm', To Train With Tho dghorhood ffitfh eompMieff n charge or the Cadmun concert . " , , t !! . ' . ' , . ' Lulter toiy Maluts taber nacle. Is working dully preparing for the program, and everything is pracllcally ready.. - Mra A. 1j, Itlchurdson, soprano, who will ast tariea Wnknficld Cadman, romporr and pianist, left awe Sunday night with Hr Hlfcft , u rdson and will aoaoh wilh Mm famous composer for a ftw daya In I'artiand before tha cuthmt! . ; Jt was through Mm, , Klrharfl son that .'iiij limn waa. booked iy appear in I.a ; Grande several months ago by -his. northwestern' re pri'Bcut alive, and since that time his program bus been looked for wurd to with great. Interest. ' llcl inaltst 1 t'udmun is known as "The ijtreut- et living Amarisaa oomooser and already ha iatt published work to his credit rapping fro in I the Blniplust tonga to opera NEW GOVERNOR I. j, "PntlerNOit 1mm 'a mo the l-lilrf cxtMiutlvo of the Mate or UrcgfMi tfMluy, Huct'ccdliig (ov vntor Walter M, llcitH of I di tiriiiulc, who ban Hcrvc! hIiiw the flrt of January, 1BS. tiov. I'm tcraon will twiduct- bin iidmln ltrathm ea towlnn' Ittiwuta 1 km , 1r p knS gv-n, CENTRAL AMERICA POLICY OUTLINED Cnolifltrp Explains Ad ministration's Attitude Toward Nicaragua WAHHINOTCttf, Jan. IB (AP Esptainln him Nlcarauair iwlicy fo congnws today FrwttiMt tioo ttfim deelarai In apoolal mnsa that nuBlttan of war uppttei th Hacafla revolttotttat.. . hm,r ovl dent'o of huvlnir bolnnsed -to the wador th pkatncf Tha mega rm toagih tha - Amerte rcfl to- MTirl tha -N!curj?uptn controversy wistv-h tha iwwtdant - wmA ; wm fr eu !Kid an tho '.rcliUunal po S I r im- nation W tafca mmm siepB .'. . . ,-;, Now Nculrnl .XoiicM 1 vKHtablishmcnt or two now nou- 1 pal zones in Nlr.urugua was rn- ported to tho slate department to day y . d o p a tiess i Ida i iwoao miBi ; vca an ' concerned,' Sillt8 Gllfl IS Loaded For Vare WASUIXO ! Vashlugton, uuthor, said today. AgroomcnL was reached by sen ate and house conferees toduy on senate amendments to the rivers and harbors bill. A rehearing -of Its rocont flve four decision prohibiting physicians Five Catholic Bishops Arrested MIOXK'O CITV, Jan. 10. (AP) The lit. Itev., Pasenal Diaz, bishop or Tabasco a nd secretary of the Mexican Catholic FplscOpatc, and five other bishops today were HlHeed uimIw nnwf,' Charles W. Cadman Mttrttf lovers her p& e?wrywh?m arc Afu ml liar wit It much of his work. - One of his song cycles "The Spring oT the Year," was presented by Mis. Itichurdaon here last spring and wus so well received that un Invilullon was leccivi-d lo repeat It In Pendleton. Ir, Margaret Ingla la gftnoraJ chalrnwn In rhargH of tha v o : : -rartr Mm, 11, Appleby and: Mum K I . Holmea am memiera of tho puhiirlly rampltla and Mwfc Hua;h I'l. Hrady has charga af tho tiektt Olher inenlra pf th commit tef working on the concert are Miss Imogen Itussi'ii, Mrs. t li. (lump, Mrs. J'1. il. Kiddle. Mrs. Walter Guild, Mrs. Clyde fcHtz, Mrs, Aud mer Playle, Miss llluucho Chirk, Miss Curoline ItoMcnlhul, Mrs. G, I.. I hilton. M rs. Vernon A insworth, Mrs, W. A Perkins. Mir, Herbert lnttison, Mr J, OVonneK, Mrs., John Hludda rd, Mun Vloiat Me(. IHe Mrs, j. r Moepheraon and Mrs, K, Ttwrnt LEGISLATURE ' CONVENES n 34THSESSI0N Old and New Oregon Governors Deliver Mes-'. sages .This Afternoon : BOTH TALkIpAXES, STATE FINANCES Agree That Educational Interests Must Be Served Recommenda. lions ilai;y. - . 8TATK 1IOUHK. SAI.KM. On.;-. Jnn. In. (Al') with Homy U Cor--hetl, of , l'ortlund. ua DreMidont oC the Honulo nnd John H. (.'afkln, of Medford; uh siieiiker of the boune, here ! im tarenouD, tktt uul for th q Pe n i svg day i a hsM fct laSB tt'telack u tkf st''. er w to taf Ah n i s-sjfesg of omt Hoth will hroiiduuHt their meiwageii In I'oitliind tonight. " t PIKIK F'S KAItKWKbb MKHSAftK vSAl.UM, Ore., Jan. Ut. ( AP) Five uiajor issues were presented to the legislature in the farewell mes- wgft o( tiavwjor -alitar M PI sree , wuo resided toduy infter four y em urn chtof e x e-c u 1 1 v e . - Th e w e r-Q hydro-olectnc development, r s to r -&HtuUDn, la ku t I.q n , . Jaw euf ore erne nt and Irrigation, - De'du ri n(, that : Oregon i Bhou)4 follow the empto at V-'a.ahln.gton In production of low-oust- power, Governor Pierce recommended pus sago of a law muklng it possible for any district or city to organise, ac quire power sites, issue bonds, con struct hydro-electric plants and U power. Not only , should factory wheels he turned, but homes tn elty land country tdwuM to tighten mmA j heated he swild. . s , , t h j Apnolntmenft.of the mat heant I ef forestry by the governor without S tfca noooisrtty ot t 1 to w i n luts ( tlana t QTT-xwit&Uom XntrA' :, tlm ber iws Ui J,iw new prcrlet urgeu by .Governor jPterce in in discussion of forestry . Me also urged a severance tax on timber, the entire proceeds to 'be used Ui reJoreHtatluu. ; .. Talks ou Taxation. A large part of the message wuh devoted to taxation, and Governor' Pie re a rellerated r ec o m m en d a t.l o n 8 for a state tobaeeo tmn and tfm gru n k e g ru 3 an i &i Income ta.X bin. He clatnsed!' mmMt for r e4 u oti on .ot nfurs than $fimAM in turn itata tax levy had reml4 ftwnn a ten nwntha eperfee with an in com a t.u x which wa.s repeal e4, He urged a tux on excess corporation in comes, and increase of corporation; feeHi , . , Governor Pieroe declared that the sentiment for law enforcement grows steadily better as the years come and go. He said there wuh deoldedly tar oeUsr 3 egress d? taw anfoJwmaBt Jn Oregon t.o d.a.y th.an when ha b ecame go vernor. ' "T'h et'S m not 6 par cent ot the liquor eon s 1 1 ''ii c !'I In Oraon today that wajfi consu ir.ed W -ymmt ago, and fh amount I krttwlB m yr by jeaf," ibtt deolads - ; He prafsed the highway com mis Hi uii( and recommended that theru be no decrease in automobile 11- cense fees or gasoline tax, but sug gested that licenses on old cars bo reduced and; If hecessary ill creased on new. and. high priced cars. ' The governor reviewed flnanceH b 6c s its L-1 i-- Reif-gupp'Orung, Ita urwl that the central b u 1 1 d 1 r,g ef ihe pertlwwtuary be muds ftre-praot, a.H., he mmiHL it wo now a fira trap, - Fur (Jhl-, (it I't'ix-iiun, He u r that a cnanga ho made in tho industrial accident law and recommended that self-sus-i taining commissions should turn lit their receipts to the general fund, lie proposed a new state oftlco (Continued on Pago 8.) Salem Bureau To Seme The Observer SALIJM, Ore., Jan. 10. (Special) A news bureau to handle uih li ters coming up during tho session of the state legislature is being, es tntilhdiCMl by tho Oregon State F.dl. toiiftl association, with a cllentalo eu in j i r S i ng le-ad ) hg pewaper over the atate and: S n 1 1 u d ; n g T 1 1 a I (Iranrta Kvenlng tlerw - As f- Jaee; veteran newspaper man and puWtoher ot tha Angu.ru Journal, haa been secured ta h e a d the bnrerfttv and ha ta WlWirt at hdWrtrtem in the totanAm ot the state cupitul.- (iage wilt have' the assistance of a staff of trained news writers, and it Is tho Inten tion of the bureau to write news uf mure local and community Inter est concerning the activities of rep resentatives und senators for their htinie town newspapers., Tl: CTmy Js mu ungi nul v e n