La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1927, Image 5

Monday; January 17, 1927.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five:
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1 Llocal News In Brief
t.ll(; KVE.NTS
I'vlt, 25, 211 IHslrii-t 1mm.
ki-ilmll !tiirumi'nt tit I nimi,
On: , :: . i .
limit ,0, IU I tiloii j.ivtt-'
sun k huv a( riilim, Oii. '
July si'sra. 2;i smto Aim-i-
iiiii l4ttkii itMivi-iilluti In l.n
iiiiiiil('.
IVIi. 18, III I'liurlli iiiiiiiiiiI wo-
lllllllll follfcri'mv llrrr.
VMIIiiu From Krone h Towns ' '
Jolin ','J'ruiup, of Promise and
SUoha Trump, of Wullowu, were La
'urundo visitors over the week end.
Ilrlikeniltil III I'cuilletdli I
llrakemail I'. W. Whitney litis
r turned from I 'in, Melon wheru ho
spent u few days on business.
Gcoixft W. Smart, (in eiimlov
of ;
the O.-W. company, wont to Klln
on ItuHincHH tills morning.
(.urirtt ArreMcd
K. 0,': Garrett, roominw house
proprielnr, was anvted y tho po
lleo last nlKht on charges of
drunkenoss.
IViidlcttm ltniirhcr Hen
A I Umdricksou, IVndlcttm
rancher,-wuh u La Gmnde visitor
oVi lhr wrck .
ar the Foley.
, He stopped
I'm Hand .Man In City
George flowitt spent the week
end in lia (iramte. "Ilowllt, wIiuho
home is In I'ortland, is a horse
Imyer. r
llciv FiDin -MaxvlIU
y Anion? Die week end visitors In
Grande were Joe Kelsey and
wife, wlio make their home In
.Maxvlllef-
Spend Dliy llci-c -
Mr. a(id Mrs, ICIiuer Jacobs mid
children,, t'leo'und Waldo, of North
I'owder Vere- yislllnjr at the W. !.
Hanks homo. est;rday.
Will A'fsU lit CsnnMlls
Mrs. f. H. Hasbrook left this
niorninir for Cosmopolis, Wash.,
where she will visit for some time
with herv son, Lynn Hasbrook and
his wife, nee Iren l'ryor.
i'ioiii I'tiitm
Mr. und Mrs J. A. Ilenson and
Sum Hcijson, of lTnion, were busi
ness visitors lo l.u Grando Sat
urday. ' '
I ' puff of flame from a fire place In
Hen- I'lom r.nterprlM' her homo Icnited her clothlnx was
Mr. and -Mrs. line lliiehanan. of revealed today"by the flliiiK of a
Kntcrpi'Uic, were nmollK the Wal- death nollce. The accident oecur
loiva county , people who were III red Jan. !i. and she died Ihree days
l.n Grande Saturday on business, later In the county hospital. The
: ' hospital authorities overlooked
Here Saiiuilay
; Klwln
"were iib
Klwlnf laivls and I.. A. Wrlirlir ;
ilopK tl'i rnlon peeltlv who
were transacting bnsiners in this
cily Saturday. . j
llere l-'ioni I-:laln I Iiik in the Klk creek dislric't. was
.-. .Mrs. Kn d Terpanv. of Klitln, ' fined 4au and senlenec.1 to four
silent tho day in l.a Grande vipltlmr months In Jail for lllei.-al in
,,,! sl,.,i.lnu-. Her husband Is s on of deer ni-at und sale of de er
manager; ot th
here.
Wealern rnlou
(ic-s In .I'm Hand
Sherii r Jesse ISn sliears and liar-
l,l l!ow.l. noli iflieer. left
this mornilllf lor l-ortland where
I ley have been called as witnesses
in the jrovernineiifs ease aainat
jiana, on lii(Uor cliarges.
tin Woy to .loiilana
' Mis. t J. Kchubcrl. of Kalllela,
passed IJirolIKh 1.11 Grande this
rn.iinliiK on her way to Lima,
.Mont., called there by li seri
ous Illness or her' sister. She will
he away: Indefinitely.
I.' e .l-'loni Porllaml -
Mis. It. .Mayfield and dailKlller,
.Miss Mlllici-nl. of Knlirpris.'. ar
rived III Grande tills mornlllB
(ai Iheir way home from Portland.
here they have be n con.siilllnw
a physician. They weal to I'ort-
laal last Thursday.
Heine r'niin Yakima
Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Kelsey lift
here mi this inornlliK'H train for
Miwille. when- they make Iheir
I They have been visit Iiik
hi Yakima. 'Wash.; with relatives
fer the past two .weeks.
Taken In Homo of Mother
.1
.Mrs. I,cu!-ll. liussel linu nany
sen. I'clcr Gordon. were taken lln,(.,.slgned has been appointed by
ffeni tlie Grande Itollde hospital h(J (.(lnlv cui-t i,f Ihe Slale or
yesterday lo- the home or Mrs. j t1.L.B011 fr I'nleii Coiiniv as iidiiiln
Hussell's mother, Mrs. J. '. Hlack. ; .,,. .x f n,u cstale ef Herbert
I I'tl Ii mother and baby ure getting j,-es. deceased, and nil. persons
along nicely. j having claims against said estate
' iare hereby unlltied to present the
On Way to lOnlcrprK' 'same In wiiling. duly verified.
Mrs. G, A. Cooper, of While Sal- wth proper vouchers, to the under
Innn. Wash., passed through l.a signed at tho l.'nitcd States Xatiena!
Grande this morning on her way a,nk. .a Gninde. (iregen, within
Knterprlso. where slli' will at-
! nd tlie runeral or her hrolhcr-In-law,
W. It. Holmes, who died
sudilenly Saturday nlghl.
w:ie will remain at Knterprlse Tor
seine time with her sister berore
r turning' home. i
' oniiniinx. to Meet
The directors or the
chamber or
Clint's 7th Annual
JANUARY CLEARANCE
SALE
Still Going On
Every Article Reduced
SAVE NOW
thf fiTOBE WITH
MenVand Boys' Outfitters
conmiiTcu, lliu committee chairmen
! aim the iiroKrani of work com
j milteo will meet thin' evening ut
seven o'clock In the chamber ' ot
commerce offices to discuss the
J "Murrain of work being outlined by.
j coinmltte('. lOveiyone la urKeil
to be there at seven so that. nil
I business may be completed In time
; to Keep other cveulUR
; mcnts.
engage.
CHIN ESE MOB s
BEATS WOMEN
AT FOOCHOWi
fPnntlnim,! r,-..... l. .
-, ,,.," ,. , J ' -
had liuirdercil OlIiH'Ki' children lind
about So bodies of luible.i were nr...
duccd. alleKcd to have been brutiKht
out ot mo nunnery In a decom
posed condition.
1 he result was the attack yestcr-
'""ay on tho church premisea there
causing prieslM uiul nuns to flee lit
(liPKtilM. Other fnrelmi property
also was looted.
l oiti itiNLiis i,ivvi.(;
SHANGHAI. Jan. 17 A1'
Kvacuatlou of foreigners in S.eh
wan province was reported today
to h- proceeding .systematically.
isrnisn r. sid. ins were reported
leaviiiR Clnnfctu provineial cupltul i
1,1 groups of 3t at a lime.
.MISKIONAltll.S SAI i: j
LON1MJN. Jan. 17 AI') Tim
church mlHslonury society received
a message from Koochow today '
Hlatlnff that allhoiiKli the iiiIhsIoiis
there were attacked Uy Chtnesi:
rioters nil the mis-sionai ies are sufe. f
Cast To Present
4 ..,....'
Kain ZllTffeS
Isabel Withers and the east
players whleh will present "Italn
this evening al the Arcade then
lor. . beginning at S;l o eloek. ar-
rived in l,a Giande last niglit.
I'Yoin hcio the play will go iu
linker, then to IVndleion andba.'k'
io i'uri:..nu lor a return show.nn
tlie re.
Woman Burned to
Death in Portland
' I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Jan. 17 (AT)
Tlie dentil or .Mrs. I'earl Heud
. ricks from burns received when a
making a report at that time.
.
ri.i:i $11111
.MKIirOltll, Ore., Jan. 17 (AP)
-Anton Itinii'. a niotinlaineer, llv-
meat. Mv iramc (irelais ral'ie'i
his cabin Sunday. King, they say,
readily adniillcd his Kuill and is
aliened to be a niemlier of a KanK
of commercial hunters opelatliiK
in Sou n Oregon. "r u"
pounds of Jerky was m
d.
XOTIl'I: !' 'i;i.i)i roi:s
.' Notice is hereby tflven ihat
Ihe
1 undersigned, us Superintendent el
Hanks for the State of Oregon, is
ill charge of the tissels anil ar-l'-ilrs
of Ihe Cove State Han!:,
t'ove, Oregon, for this purpose ol
lltiuiunllou. All persons wiio ln.iv
i have claims against said hanka' e
I hereby notiried to make legelj
lroof tliereof, by riling a duly!
verified claim, as by luiv prove!- I r
with Ihe llepuly Siiperiiileiuleiit of
I'unlkS in cliarg". al tile ortiee o
tlm Cove State Hani;, i '"ve. Or. -gon,
on or lieforu tlie Slh day o
.March, l!7.
Iiale of l''Vst l'lildicalioll, lie.
ci'lnber 7. Ki"!!!.
I Hile of Last ruhllculion, .Maren
S, l'JJ7.
I'lIANK I1. HI1AM WKI.I..
Supeillileiideiil of Haul:,..
Ilee. 7-I1-2I-2K Jan. 4-1 I -1 S-LT -I'eb.
I-S-I5-SS -Mar. 1-8.
NoTicr: to citi:i)i i'oi:s
,,,,. ,s i,rebv given thai tin:
six months from the dato of tile
llrsl publication of this notice.
Haled and first published tills
Gill day of January. I!iL'7.
r.i;ssu-; .MICKS.
Aduilnisrrutiix of the Kstate of
Herbert Mires. Deceased.
Cochran & Kbcrhard, Attorneys
for Administratrix.
Jan. 5-13-l!-:'l-Keb. 1.
A CONSCIENCE
i
While Dancing
Thift ''wrist Ikik," fashioned of lame
and o.sulh. tho Hap containing a
pocket for brauty aids. Is to 1
clipped on tho arm during the tinner.
Pendleton Man
New President,
Of Wool Growers
I'KMil.KTO.V. Jan. 17 (Al1)
K, (i. Warner, of l'liidleton, was
late Saturday reelected president
of tlie Oregon Wool Growers' as
snriation which convened here, for
two days. The convention will lie
held in IVndleton next year. Krnest
Jiilinsin. of Wallowa, was named
firs! vice president and William
Mnhoniy, of Heppm r, tecond vice
priaideut. lien Taylor, of .Mitchell
was elected . third' vice president
and Jay I fcjhhins,' of Knlerpiisc,
national cu
tionconven
nuuittecman to the na-
ntlon aljlulte.
!'K, New York n arena
IIKKIS I.OIS MOP.AN, '
youn movie star, ns the .
camera witv her in New
York lust lifter nIip returned
" it to liondnii.
FOUR KILLED,
1 V, "
mim wWvi j;v&m
K4I t. 'ftitrA' 7S'.r"zf!M
i;pNy)ti uf fii:il pilch be.m: loaded on the French Kchomier l.i'"h
iii ( htuf it:d injury of 3" K.evediireH. I'lremen tnnk the ve-et
.) m 1'--- in t. 'iM'i-'in f the Ulchclieu, who tbcuped uiihuri, is inset
FOUR CITIES IN
OREGON SEEK AID
Astoria, Portland, Cor-
vallis, Klamath Falls
' Want Postoffices
WASHINGTON. Jim. 17. (Al
A proRrum providing for new post
offices or federal liulldlnKS or en
largement of prcKent structures in
more than L'OO cities has heen pre
pared fur congress hy the treasury
and post office departments.
Tin allotments were made under
j the $ HiO.MMi,U"Mi act passed at tho
lust session of congress, out ap
propriation of another $lU0,000,0o0
probably will be required to curry
into effect the full program which
Is to be stretched over a five-year
period. IjCKlslallon for that -Pjii-pose
already is pending.
Projects listed In the recom
mendation are In addition to tlumo
for w lileh allotments were made
several months uuu.
The recominendalliins, Include:
I'ortland New federal post of
fice bu tiding on a new site at a cost
.if $ 1 .3r.U.U00 ami wile of present
court house building and site val
ued at M.iMio.uim.
Astoria New building on pres
ent site fJlO.'MMI.
Corvallls Deseiibed as having
the largest postal receipts tf any
city In Oregon not having a federal
ImlldltiK. New building and site
reenmmended. $130.uno, .
Klamath Kails New building
and site. 1130,000.
' s- z - '
Railroad Chiefs '
si t 17
Confer in New York
. ,
NKW YtHlK, Jan. 17 (Al)
Officials of the' Norihem Pucifli:
the Oreat Northern and the Chi-
cago. liurtington and ttulncy wro
THIS IS A WOOD HI'OKT Will 'I IIK I'TAT-KOOTKD. One
if the slil Jumpers Is shown geitlii,; Into' trim for (lie witt
ier sports carnival at llanif, Alhcrln, Cnnnda.
SHIP SUNK BY
-!
3 n
WELL GUARDED
- 'j'
A heavy police escort met Ale
Jandio t'cMir at Brooklyn, N. V.,
when ho arrived lo iismiiuc Ids
duties ith the new inhdsier at
Washington of ,tlie Olux con
servative Kovcrnmcnl luMcai-u-gun.
liming held the kiiiiic kjsI
hcluee, Cesar is iialiricd to liali
die I lie iiiiiuy liiierniitiounl prob
lenii which Ihe Cent nil Ameri
can hlluatiou has made InlrU'ale.
i , , ,
j i orn loony. lor coniercnces
j lUirinir the. week on the proposed
i "which, u is understood
I nave noi necn iiRreeti upon
., Klll(lti (.h:ilrnmi
ilrmiin of the
j Northern Pacific, said a meeting of
Jibe com;oHdated cuninulteoof i im
j three roads wVmld be held on'.
Thursday, after which u filutcment
ugui oc issueu
PITCH BLAST
. A
li' ii at Palthnnru canned the
t- (iiiemh the ctiuini; fir-.
uhuve; below, is JoHcph Zir-
4 .'"SI
V
Rebels Defeated in Bloody Fight;
Battle in Progress at San Patrolo
MKXICO C1TV, Jan. 17. A1') In the states of l'uebla and Tlax-
Twontv-seven rebels, two. officer, cilia, havn Miii-i'enilei-t.,1 iineemll.
ill soldiers und u pollcoman weroj
killed when federal rorces com-1 command, hiving up thoir arms,
inandod by General Kerriora. nilll-f Tho .VexU.lln government is urin
tury commnndaiu of tho slato ut J lll(f ,lc,lliami) , ,ll0 tutol) wllw.c ,..
Jalisco. Ueteated rebellion forces at , ,,clllous olemonts are active follow
I'aradon, Luim Larga and i Ispea- ,, tho orf(, uf 1B AKrilv,i
dorea trlday night. Special ills-1 gimunltles lo support tho govern,
patches - describing theuo engage-1 nm,
ments say that Genorul Kenieru, j : '
heading a slruiii; column, left tluti- ' ,r1 '
delajaru Thursuay when ho was
nutitied that numurouu rebels hud
laid slcgo lo tho town of 1'areduii
whlek wuh defended by u detach
ment -of piiiuieipnl police.
The rebels offered strung resist
ance at Iaredon being forced to
rot real to lomu Uiruu und thence
to Cispeadorcs, wheru they finally
wore . defeated, tiftjieral Kyrretent
resumed his march to ToputUlun
Saturday moruliiK.
Uuttlu Waging
From Uurungo sjieciuldlspatciies
roport n battle has been going on
since Saturday at San 1'urtolo be
tween federal forces commanded by
General Lopes and n band of reb
els under Tirso tiiicrrola and Ham
usu UamiKa. Threo hundred rebels
aio reported .to bo lighting des
perutely ugainst soldiers.
JJurrsjui, described in the special
dispatch ' as a prominent Cat hulk
leaner who, with (iucrrola rovolled
in the Mesiiiilal district under the
banner "for my god and my coun
try." was killed in battle ut San
Hariulo, his body being exhibited ut
ljurango t'tty.
Details lacking
I The combat lasted for several
, hours. Details are hi 111 lucking, but
i i no, military authorities are confi
dent that victory will beu death
j blow to the Hum ago rebellion,
I 1'ucbla (llsttalches sav that Isiibel
'aiui Toribio tiuerrcro. brothers who
. mvo been ac.uve rebellious leaders
- , , . .
AMERICA TO
KEEP GUARD
IN .NICARAGUA
(Continued from I'UKe One)
dent Diax In opposeil In civil war
by Juan II. SacaKii, .Mexican, rec
ounixed liberal, teii uf a force of
1'nu IHieralH under Ctcncrnl Zepeila
heliiK fore (id Into Costa Uica and
pK Hires, the cniiKervnllvo forceM an
ailntdtlnu Tellca, a liberal hi nmc
hold which,, If -taken, may break the
baekbono of the ttuctiHU muvemeut.
This wuh the Diaz KovernmentV
view.
A Klateincnt that "llrazIL faces
the peril of belnn Ainericantzetl"
was appleautled at a mccttuK of
Honlor Ktudenlii of the university
law Kchoul at Hlo Ue Janerio, while
a resolution demanding that Heero
tary Kellou be dlHcharKinl from
offieo as "beititf iitlelleetuaHy, men
tally and morally unfit lo hold a
post jnf honor or re.npiiHihlhty"
wuh applaudd at a meeting of
Baltimore altiuilcd by neve nil bun-'
i tlrt'd persons.
ii,mi;s so u;r mcdiujnc;
.KtSCt)-. J.,,,. t7. (Al'j Act
In ir Foreign .Minister IJlviuorf to
day Issued a sweeping offleial de
nial of c ha im oh recently made by
Seerotnry of State KelloW concern-'
Iiik soviet activities against the
L'nlled States in Uitlu-Ahiei-lea,
charaeterlimf - them . as fantastic
a nd ridiculous.
Il., IWVIMING
M ANA OCA Jan. 17 (Al)
ITesld'-nt Adolfo Ulna of N'icara
yiiji. today Inlornii'd Tlx Assnel
ated I'ress that IiIh Kovernnienl
could not accept the rnrent. offer
of ni. '(Million of. Ihe armed con
flict in Nlearattim made by 1'rcfll
dent Jlnilnej', of Costa Itleu;
Heigh!
Heigh!
I'll be with yoti
TUESDAY
for 4 days.
The Kid
Brother
Lloyd's Newest Comedy
Adults ....oOc
Children (Matinee) 10c
Children (Night) ....25c
ARCADE
jr-
WODUCUD BY THI
HAROLD LLOYD
COB.P OP, Al OH f
tlonally with the men under their
LEGISLATURE
IS FACING AN
ACTIVE WEEK
(Continued from Pane On, "
tiou by your luiumitteo.
"I deem it proper also to huvo
KANTLEEK
Hot Water Bottles,
are the best we ever hail,
I"" I it e s t I'arii Itubber,
-moulded in one piece, so
they can't -leak. No
patches, HeaniM, splices or.
blnillni,',
Uuurantced for two years.
$2.50
Glass Drugs
n, yMCfllg. Star
La Giande, Ore. ;
J
CONCERT
Charles Wakefield Cadtnan
America's Foremost .Composer. ,
Assisted by
Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano
Wednesday, Jan. 15) 8:15 P.M. '.
L. U. S. Tabernacle
Prices $1.00 Students 50c
Auspices of Neighborhood Club ,
liAIJY SHIRT SPECIAL
Closing out all Ruben .and Angel Brand Shirts
Regular 85c This week 60c
Regular SI .25 This week...... 85c
Regular $2.75 This week $1.95
ART & BABY SHOP
STAR Today
fgb, just
jPIonde
But
you
for
Jack Mulhall
Louise Brooks
Dorothy Mackail
William Collier, Jr
BEN TURPIN In
"A PRODIGAL BRIDEGROOM"
Tucsdav Jack Hoxic In "Hidden Loot"
IS STORIS W'
IN TMB Wl
1101 Ailamw S(ore Ko. 13
La ijruiidv, Ore.
Men's Wool
Blazers
$2.49
Men's all-wool blaz
i ers in checks and
plaids as well as plain
colors m e d i u m
weight. Worth $4.00.
All sizes.
Include aa n Hiiltject of Invcutiffatlon
by your committee your own record
us a lobbyist for the special f IhIiIiif?
Intcn-Kts In llifi and your express
ed intention now to attempt as a
uenator the passnK" of ut b'tist a
part ot the legislation you fulled
to effeel as u paid lobbyist for
' thetie Interests.
"Such un invrsllpatlon uliould
cover your political record und net
(Ions Kcnemlly aa regard h fishing
I legislation ho thut the public may
bo enabled, ut uny rate, to up
! pralfu at Its proper value what
ever recommendations and findings
you may muke as chairman of the
committee authorized by senatu
resolution No. 12.'
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
WORK PANTS
Heavy cottonaide
work pants. They are
neat, and strongly
tailored, warm, and
look as' good as for
dress ......$1.89
Mole Skin Pants
Heavy, dark grey.
Regular $3.95 value,
at t ... ..,.$3.95
New York StdrS
Cestroyers of High Prices.
the way that boy fell
could hear the crash
blocks!
Added Attraction