La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1927, Image 5

Wednesday, January 19, 1927.
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Local News In Brief
t-OMIXtJ KVKXTS
.yb. 25. S5. SO Dlslricl ,BS.
krllnill loiiriiUtt-iit at lulou,
Ore.
. k H. D. 10 I iiiiu. Mi..
slink slum- HI Villon, Oil'.
July -Jl, 2S, i:t Slain Aniri.
inn lrglm i-omi-iitluii Jit I,
l.rH.-i. '
fell. IH, III I'oiirili nmnil wo-
llonii. iiHimiiito ui-rv.
COUNTY COUNCIL iBank Employ
MEETS AT LAKE
Fourth Annual Economic
Conference Discussed 1
at?' Session :
Organization Is
To Be Formed
Ai Inltiul meeting fur the or
CHnluttlon of the officer nncl em
ployea of the 1-h Urtimle National
bank wan held'lnrtt nlKht, prodded
over by II. A. Zurbrirk, niwlHtunt
ciiHhler of the bank, -who firtit de-
.McinhciH of tlio county 'couiiell , termlned tho advantage of such an
of cnuuiuen of commerce lb In j orKunlttillon.
.Although no definlto Htepg were
niiuiuci met luut evening at Hot
I.UKI-, thr Kili-8W of , i-lr. . V. T.
Itliw For imy I
Mia I iaiiK hanroid win liero
uiluy from llllsurd. She Bpcnt the
,iy sliopplnir.
nVio to I'lilM'Ui.v
MrH. .Mury AlrKenaln
isijilislit rur
niilic will
vlntlvcH.
left lust !
r I'lioe,,. Ariz where j part of "UuHnrln" this year, Cud
visit forL boiiio llmo with I '"mi uniiouiiecH.
. Mm. Itlt'liarilson lo .Vsslst
Tunlchfa proirram will ni. ,.m.
IIYllvill VMI III Wnslilnitlon .a group ljr Mm. Itlchardmm "8lml-
Mrs. Jluo Kelly, of Cove. left I 1 1" Hour and "1 Hour a Thrush
Lt lllRht for Scdro Wooley, Wash., !"', Kv" Next I'udinun will play
here s" win iVlsil lor a. few l, "lo 4 i"Ke from Thunder-
ks. . ""lie, "Iaivc Soiib" anil "Ito-
llmnce In CI." after which .Mrs.
Itlchnrdson will sine another (Troup
"Sly UMre" and "Welrumo Sweet
,-, Is at lluki-r thin arturnooii i "0,i;- the HuiiK-cycle "Tho
gal business,' j .MorulnB of the year."
itiuuntn a next irn.un will pi,usl.i
'ti linker on HiiIih-ks . ' .:.
Colon 11. huerhuril, .local at
lunn-y
ti legal business,'
I ay about two month
! "I In l'nniau,
i di.!ntne'rl, '" "f
11 er. , Zl h".V'"S ,ak" hlle
i Mi... . ' ,r,'u"'"'nt. Mm, u" KU.-ais oi.ur,.. '-taken toward organization last
lan,l ..mr d '"" 10 I'ortlanil '" - lolincil l-conuosed of n,8ht v committee wub nppolnted
! 1. 1 , 1 although Moo Is: "II pr.siUcnts and necreUillcs of , up ilinHi lIwlde uum tllo
I,. ." ,nJ'? "I,u 'io Is unable i0 ! chaiiiueiji ut . commerce In tilt- Uat01, (u- ,u0 ,eotlni: and to up-
u un aim, U'nunlv. flu eonntv enilrl. t he eoun-1 ........ .... i........ ...in
ty uicricullural uirent and tho dl- arruiiKa for the prosrum.'
rector of the experiment station. un ,8 , have a dfferont
Hie coming fourth annual tnlon c,lulrInlin lre8,do ut oucll meoUlle.
one of the principal things dis
cussed during the evening, und ,it
wurf decided., upon tho invitation
ul the general chairman, that (he
members of the council attend :a
Joint meeting of the ugncii'tuial
coiuinilteu und 1'oiiiona - grunge
inelllbcrs .which has been tlllleu .,,, , ,,, ffp.rH ar the orminlztt
for Friday night ut thd cltumber tut1 .
of commerce offices here to out- , ,' , Rp.
lie the program for thu j pointed were 11. A, Kurbrlck, Mrs,
leience. . J Aniia JPolack uuU Mtes Nell Urlm-.
II. O. Avery, county agent, ux-1 melt. !
pluineil the siiulrrel polHoillngl 4 ' ' ' '' ; i
caiupuign In the county and otherj' ' ' . n ' j '
woik whicn wiii . KlamataMurder.
'ear. . . '
C A DM AN IS HERE
FOR CONCERT
(Continued from Page 1)
Huch time the urpinixatluu tiipoIh
one of the hunk offlcem will talk.
' J-HHt- night the hunk. preHldent,
A. T. 11111, tulkcd, UHlnt; iih hlH mih
Joct "Clvlo Duties KmpluycM Owo
to the 'Community," urging thut
the employes Htep up hiiU help In
community work und not leuvo It
SMITH?.WAITS
LMJUIv Vf
U. S. SENATE
postpone m m
CONTEST MONTH
(Continued from ru.-ft One)
ered by n select conimlttpe of tho
en ute. The evidence wna taken
under onlh. lt Ik hero."
Heed umued that thin overturned
the prima fuele vuhh made by the
Bovernor'a certlfU'ato.
C'lutrKOM Fruml
'lt l uuMurd to Kiiy," he uddid,
NINE INCHES
OF SNOW ON
5 GROUND HERE
(Continued from I'age One)
Irre 'IVnlnr '" i """'""ni irom ins latest operai J no council meiiioriunzeu in"
Waller I'r st Is In Ijl Cn.n.ln i " "Hen ur Kuicin. " trans-' present legislature not w mvtro
Jmlay on business, lie travels for i o n lne operu score to any ol inc murKei roau iuna to
L'nderwood typewriter com- ! "ions wiin tneso num- uie general 01 me siuic ana n inu
,,,.1.,,.. Lpuui.in wm give a brief story pas lax ) raisi-u irom inree lO'
: ' ' - ot ths opera, which was presented' fivo cents, that the additional fund,1
iiillliiil Oiierallmi . for the first time In Chicago lust or the major, portion of It, should
Case Progresses;
Girl Tells Story
Miss
Inez Hughes, who llniler-1 1,We",,,e,r "'ee'ved '.'5 curtnlnigu to tile- counties for road build
Tho selections to Iw given lug. I
Is u I'ool in 1 Mayo." Those
for the meeting
i..!lt..n.li. hosi) till two ilavs In 1 ooi in .Mayo, loose present
. ..r to cn irittliif iilont- nl,.ni "- . I'ovo were: e., J, ' 1' Ol I 81 I.OIIl IIIIU
; '..Music taken from the first net. I Wllliuins, of Noith I'uwdcr; T. T.
. T-OIiTI.A NU, Ore.. Jan. 19. ( A I' I
--Tlls federal ' guvcrnmeu todav
sought to prove that .Mef'tella nil
Students in Grade Schools
Are in Need of More
Time to Prepare
The unmint art euntest In tho
public schools of the city, which
wiih to have been held this week,
has been postponed until sumetlmo
that the oath must be admlnis- i no" month giving the school chll-
tered and tho case heard." I dren more time in which to prepare;
"It seems to me," wild lteed. 'or tne contest, rue tests on uie
"that fraud taints the entire truns- i pictures will bo given by a comiult
nctlon and puts Its challengo and 1 f'n tlo Neighborhood club,
stain on the credentials here pre- sponsoring the affair und which will
seined." . award prlues to tho rooms doing
Smith sat calmly looking ut tho! ihe best work,
speaker us Heed made his chargol The students In each ;of tho
of fruud. lie followed the Mis-'schools have been divided Into
Hoitrlan Intently as ho argued that three groups tho first und see
the provision of the cunatilutlon ond grmlo pupils forming the first
allowing each liuuso uf congress to I group, 'the third and fourth the
judge the qualifications of Its mem- second and tho fifth and sixth tho
hers was nil "unlimited" grnnt of, third. Tho seventh nnd eighth
authurlty. j .grades tiro not taking part In the
"From It there Is no appeal." ho euntest this year because of the
said. "The courts cannot Inter- heavy sehedulo of rogulur school
fere; and the cxecttttvo cuuuut In-, work. ,
terpose." ' j HO foplw '"
Senator Borah, republican. Idaho. Klloll .,,, roum , 30 CI)1(.H
Inquired If lteed regarded Smith as r muMmtl.r uni, i,ident
tt member of tho senute now. .of , two ,OWCI. tfruUpl) ,vlM be lU.
"Technically, yes." lieed replied. , luwca ,hrce mlmU01 in wlilclt to
"Hut 1 doubt If any senulor except num0 1B ,,.,,. und , ,mint as
the senator from lduho had thought Ulclr Tho t,fUl UIlu . lxih
of that. .grades will. write on tho uauics of
"""' replied ho was simply , )lk.lr,.s und artists,
liuotlng 6no of the most lllusirluus ... '1
senutors of the past. I rhB ruul" ""vlnB ' largest
i i i.ni. ...iui, ,n. ,,,,,,,,,.,.. i -.I ir.jfii. Pel cent of tho pictures jianicd dur-
rlvcr itorgo make tho uao.of thu In
side route for tho airmail unfea
stblo nnd tt will bo necessary- to
start by emergency auto scrvlco
until tho storm, la ovor. '
KLAMATH HAS KNOW
' KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Jan.
19. (API Swirling Clouds of wot
snow began falling here early this
morning, with overcast skies giv
ing no Indlcutlun of a letup. Streets
tire slushy, with temperature welt
above freezing.
4:
; ."I'erhups," replied. Heed.
Klven u framed jitonit'e u a prize.
In addition to thin every .child ho
i xicK lal Tomomm t MK
Luther J.cukuo of the I.utlu
The composer will' also tell koiiio-
thins of IndlHn folk music and will, nis. und Hobcrt Withycomb. ri.f0-,He-Vminounca W. I'. Meyern, of
un-h will have u waffle so- ' '"' 7 , ,u v BU"KH "".mion; w. w. ninioru. ami j. -i u,e prlaoner'H. (ounel
iilfTi VlniiiDiTOW oven nir nf llm ' " ' MV I ""K"1- "l '"Kin. . iini.-i.
hurrh from lx ijntll nliu; o'clock. '
'
In in ui 'nitti l'lillllliwl i
- ...... - un.iii 1 1 wiii i-ruirin niini i'iiph . . . . . . . ....
iv KuynoiuH, j,u' urunuc, una it
I'hy.
lN'ii(ls !ny In linker
Hon iilo ItuiicIs, who Is upprcti-(-'
at tltf Colonial Htiiuty shop,
unt a few days In linker, this
-k. returning yoatorday.
vi ral duya.
. llano iihi1-ih
Other nltmo numherrt will bo
j'IRwn" from "I'mlrle SketcheM."
returned ' "The . Dewrt M Iusty Kuj-o." from
ortland. Omar Khuyyam cycle. "June on tho
-r : Keonchln 1 un trlul before a Jurv
of linblcr; K. I!. road und HurryJln jurtire Itudkhi'a court charirnd
' Wi'lnwr. of I'ttvf. 1' (i. Couch, la
land City; II. ii, Avery and Karl
.Mm. William Hclfrrlst
uine yeatcrday from
licrc Hh! hus bocn visiting for lluulevard." from Itollvwood Suite.
To a. Comedian" from Hollywood ATTTT ffJC l?fT
Suite, and "The Pompadours Kan." , w x v
Mt licit'
Mr. and
l-Yonv
M rs.
liosc home Is at
re visiliHK ut tilt;
utne this week, i
Idaho
Ji-fls Mattlnu'ly'
Wilder, Ida.,
J. G. .Miller
Anions hln many compositions,
which Include four operas, song !
Cycles, and mupkh Cadmau has also1
written a school oierctta J'lela;
j Wallu, .Maid of Xianni," which ban
; been prenontcd n 24 cities in thoj'
t I'nltcd States with Kieat success. 1
ubllc school mu.sic Is of vital
ARMORIES IS
NOT
(Coutmun; rnim Pace One)
o Annul rnneiHl .
1.. Meyera nnd H. K, Cooltde'
i -ut to KntcrpriBe this innrnliitf
attend the fuiieral of W. It.
Dimes, being lield there this tif
rnoon. ;
Importance In the mind of this
ureal composer. .Music of the fu
ture depends upon It he believes,
lie advocates the teaching encour
agement of music appreciation In
Ihe public schools.'
I Ida.,
rl visit with his brother. K
iljrl Myers, and his sister, .Mrs.
Liicile Daly. . .
'Ii.iahy torn
Mr. and Mrs. T; N. Patrick are
! proud parcntH. of tt baby born
ouday night. The new arrival
ynian Noid, weights eight und keiy
ilf pounds. 1
i
cation look u prominent place In
the foreground today with senator
CorbeltM appointment of the Hpe
clal committee under tint Joseph
resolution to investigate, tho atate
text book commlUeound with an
nouncement by Senulor Hutter,
TrQlVPlT Tfi 1T AV I eluUrman of the committee on edu-
JXJOLdl Xt LKJ I JLi1 I ' cation that a nubile hearinir will bo
HERE ON FRIDAY " ld In the scnut i-hunilHT next
Tuesday ntgiit on mo VAiay mil.
This measure provides for the appointment-
o( u bourd of educa
tion widely empowered, thut iviuld
supplant tho present text-book
coin mission, the. board of educa
tion and the statu bourd of higher
curricula.
The members of the Investigat
ing committee appointed today
are: Senator Hulley, Hull, Klllott.
Dunn and Junes.
c: . V Viurej Justice
lu concluding. Senator Heed ttald " nbo to numo.the 3D pictures find
Williams' protests against ' Jtiy(the senuto must: do Justice not only ' urtlsta correctly within the limited
Hennehln giving .whiskey to ' TVI1I- to ' Smith, . Mbnt to the . V. S. uf time will be presented -with t .er-
ItiMw" vnnmr iliuii-htp anil Mtt.r ' A inrrlca.' . " ' I tlfleuto of hoilOl from the Ul'l dc-
''"mIpiI tn scniuhbi's Nlavlnir UIh fnrmor ' 'Oim thlnir in certain. ' he said, partmont of the Oregon Kedeiullon
friend. ' ." I "If this , body, does pot protect its of Women's clubs.- y ; .
own integrity thero Is no power out- j - interest In art nupreelnUon this
side of the seJiuto that can protect'year Is not only confined t grado
the Integrity.' Wo have the -power schools, however, tho ht:h inchuul
una tve niiiKt exeiVisb tt ho thut all H ulso Interested! Hero, the Htu
may know. thut ho "who enters must I ,ieiUs are making" u apeolul atudv
with first degree murder. He shotlcome with clean IuhuIh. I of Amerlcnn urtlsts. -Williams
the night of Oct. 31, 19(,. "And if that can be certified to. j 7
near the .former's . home , on theUhls country made known to all ---'-------.--.-.-1--.. -v-j-Klnnmth
(ndlan rosorvntlon. lioth men. then senatoriul elections at technical arguments, the crowds lu
belong to that tribe. . I leust to some extent can be kept the gallery began to thin out, und
.Miss Adcll Williams, STi, slstor of, pure. Wealth no lunger will bo 'many senators adjourned to tho
the deceased, occupied the witness ' uble to purchuse scuta of honor and j rtstnurants for luncheon,
stund for more than an hour today.' power In ibis body." . ) Simntor Walsh' democrn't Mon-
llor grief sochoked' her that she,' , Kenutor lteed nskcil that his tairn arirueil tlmt lmti iimLw u,tu
(could scarcely be heard by the resolution bo substituted for the VHtabllshed their claim to ni.ll.nlti-,1
MJeneen motion to administer the powt.p i tll0 iliallor of mem be re
that a short time be- until to Smith. . ' 1 niluiricattnn i. ,.ri 1...
fore the killing, tiuy had given hei'i Senulor ntughum, republleun, .. . ,...,,.,,, uurt ..
und Ktta WIlllaniH several drinks Connecticut, said .the journals of of . .. ,.,u.h i,mu? h 1
asserted Its rights to "top u member-elect
ut the tlirceholdf , -
(Continued from Pnge One)
liner iMyers, L of ;11olsi',
I in this idly Joday. for a ,.., 1 riUTvt ntl o'r.
KNOW COXTIXI KS
I r:MlI.KTOV. Jan. ID. fAli-
A fine snow Is continuing to fall
til Pendleton toduy. About ' twyj
lueheH fell during the night with uj
drop In temperature noted,-
f ItAlV AT Mi:iFOHI) j
MHUFoniJi Ore.., Jun. .11. .(AI).!
A heavy ruin started falling this
morning nwr the Itogue Hiver val-
of whiskey. Ktta, under Its Influ- the vconstltutiumil convention dem-
ence got Into a fight ..with hor oust rated tlmt -It wn. not the Intcn-.
mother. They were pulling each tlon of the. fruniers of the buslc
other's hair when the men and law to bestow unlimited power up
Adell. separated . Ihcui. Wlllaiust on the . senate . in tho mutter of
men is saiu 10 nave uhu iiuy: - qualifications or (la memunrs. tie
"I told you nut to give . those . described , as, "cxtruordlnnry"
glr'.s iiny' more drink!", Miss Will- Heed's position thut if the senuto
lams said that a short time later jij not protect Itself, no ono else
Sconchln Was standing outsldo the would . ( ....... .
house near a Var., Her brother . v j, n now proposed." Uinghnm
cumoiuut nnd walked down that Bald "to'deny a sovereign stale
way. ',- Tho girl said the light from
vcpt'eschtfUtwi In the senate unlit
Tensive,- Itecently the Union girls
defeated Klgln. ' running up 47
points while Klgln hud -difficulty
In scoring. I.a Orunde won from
Wnlluwu last week I'S to S. Local
opinion Is Unit If the girls cun
overcome the Maroon and White
sextet a second chuhiplonship is
lliehouse threw (i glonnuiewiMH the m.n credeflHals cun bu looked lu
men. ney ma nroincntpjmo ji( n : " rr.-sm :
-Ait'HSCM . S4'llMl)
- Ic lrilM' I'laniH'd
The investigation promises to
book
Josciili SI roil C
Mthough once defeated by I.a go deeply into recent text
(ti-nnd this year, the Joseph boys, uffalrs. 1
who furnish the opposition- -here lieprcsf-ntative. William M.
rlday nlghl. uro expected to iiiald Itriggc. of Jackson county, today
p high, wide und Introduced 11 bill Irnnsferiing tho
ill (in to California
Mrs. K. 11. Hunt und h r daugh-
r. Mrs. Helen Copcland - will
ivi- in a few days for California t)lc '('leers
u ie they will spend the resi 01 iiuimIjiuihp. The score at Joseph, county jjvutr Jackson county
' vint r. They have been at I!t . ti W(tJ, vUm that a- spurt from Jacksonville to Medford. His
tot Lake lor the past few months. tn ,st ,.oH, i,aVc changed the l.lll would n-peal conflicting soc-
decision and Coach Ian MacKeuzte lions of the luw.
'ek at Work t Ms expecting a hard contest lor hls The shift in county
Cluy fircU his pistol am ho fell,
she said. ' "I was stundlng no near
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
h w 1
him that some of his blood spiusncu (ryjiiff lo set ilseir tip as 1
onto my. stockings." aQ(J ,0 (letermlne. who sh
have anything hi his hands, and
that Guy leaned his elbow oh the
Callus ho fired.
He added-that thu aenato was
club
n,l In rli.t.rinhti U'llu shall IllLVU
The girl said her brother did not ,,;, i.r.hln in it
' Senator lUugham added that tho
senate also was assuming a staud-
J aid of morality "higher than tho Sr.eomfort.
CHARLOTTE," WIDOVV :8t"!lTo you w! war on
OF EX - EMPEROR i,,,u s,u, of i "k,u'
OF MEXICO, DIESut our gatcK,, aie has a right to bo
- ' t ; admitted.",' - ,'t '
(Continued lioul f'age OneJ 1 As Senator -Wtighuin ietid on und
S--?"- w. ,- j on from it :-trt:par-d manuscript
dressing them as picO und prln.. . full -of hiatbficUl cltnllons und
ci'SH. us slio had m.'Ver been In
It von wish 'VA' 1 phrmnniintl rer
Jleved of gnu In atorr)ch and bowel ,
liike Bnn)ninn" Cns Tnbiot. which
me prepared specially for tomath go
nnd nil Ihe bad eflacts reiultlng from
gn ptesaurr. '
Tht empty, Rnswlnc feeHnn -at, tha
pit ol the fttomarh will dlsnppear; thnt
nnxious, nrrvdut feeling with heart pal-
itntlon wiu vanun, and yoii wilt again
atiin 10 tsKo m aeep Dream.; witnout
That rlrowiv. alennv feeling- after
dinner will be replaced by deaire far
entertalnmrnt, Bloatlnv Will Ceaae.
Your limba, arm a and nncera will no
longer feel cold and "ffl to aleep" b.
cause Raalmann's Gaa Tablets prevent
lias from Interfering with the circula
tion. Cei tha nulne,.ln the yellow pa?k
Hit-, at any good drug store. Price $1
Always on bund- ut Glass Drugs.
Inc. , . Adv.
Mrs. K. I.ucilo Daly Is able to uro(,.Kcs. He will unnoune
at work uguln urh-r being con- hiH.j, (atcr in the. week but it is
ad to hi-r liomi' because of HI- believed that l.yman. Zundel. New
sii Tor si'Veral days. Mrs. Maly ijn Hanks and Ucrry will start.
proprietor of the Colonial 1
auly shoi 1 KnlcnHisiv Sitltirdny
L j ? I .' On Ktilurday night . the Rntor-
T. A to Mrei I brlw! iuint t will be cnturiniiud
Tin. (l nu-iimi: I'lin.nt.Triicher here. Ihe game to start
jiiallon will meet Friday after- o'clock In the gym,
pi at l!::iu o-cloclfofthc school, to 11 tiger victory
Itev. G. A. I'ollund will be the
a Uer.
at 8:30
Hope points
1 KnlerpriKu
lost l1!! to IS on her home floor.
with l.a Grande using three sub
stllutcs during the contest.
nuns ui revision , I The only boys game scheduled
Mis. J. J. Warren relumed last for next week Is ut Ilakcr.(Sat-
1
s' out or i.cwislon. after spend-
i about a week at ITot Lake re
iving treatment.- She also vis- i
d here at the Jhivid Stoddard
nie.
his voled at the November election hut
I hi; supreme court found Ihe elec
tion due to failure lo Issue tho
i vol era pamphlet.:
A fight to open the fish Invcfl
ligati'on to Include, all ramlliea
:, lions of past as well as present
j fish investigation to include all
I ramifications of 'past as well an
' prcscui fish comnilsyiuns and ihe
.fishing industry generally will be
resumed by Kenutor George Joseph,
iiulhor of the resolution calling for
thi probe, -when the commiltcu rc
';Miuia lls'liearihg tonight. ,
' lieiiresentutlye James Mult.- of
Obituary
i
Vi;itlA HAVIK
Vcrda Davis died yesterday af-b-rnooii
ut the hospital, following
an Illness of several days. She
s aiti ruoon. Her husband, who . was L'u years old.
"t to Enterprise earlier In Ihe j Kunerul services will bH held to
' k will return home with her. morrow aflernoon at two o'clock
: ,it (ho Hohnenknmp mortuary.
Hlshop Grunt Mean will conduct
the services. Interment will be
n the I.. D. . cemetery.
The decedent leaves her widow
ed hesbund. Guy Davis; a duugh-U-r.
Kdna Murlc: a fatlu-r, und
mother. Mr. and Mrs, AV. H. Mc
Murran: and ihe foMowing slaters
nnd brothers: Mrs. A. 1. Thomns.
l.a Grande: Mrs. - J. H. Davis,
linker: Mrs. c. W. Davis. Iji
Grande: J. P.. Arnold and Wllllard,
of l-a Grande.
''t to l.iitcipllsf 1
Mrs. K. Holmes left lbf
"ruing- for Knterprlw lo attend
funeral of W( H. Holmes there
were rii(m lUlkcr
1- N. llishop. of Baker, resident
liwiiy inaintenunc.i; engineer
was In l.u Grande this morn-
tP'-' on buslnesH. : He said that
I'lfcinehcs of new snowfall had
iorled between Unity and
'lm Day on the John Duy high-1
r'tulanp county, has nerved nolice
on senulor Norbulrl. rbairmnn. that
he wants additional ubpocnnes is
sued for the appeartince off Krank
M. Warren. W. I. Thompson nnd
Itcrt Karrell before 1he committee.
Molt explained thut at least two
i of the men. an 01 wnom arc punt
era, can throw some, light on his
lormcd of the death of her brother!
I.eoDoIiiH. Members of hor en
seals was tourago said nt ih lime that alio
had entirely recovered her menial
powers and that she ,frei(ucnlly re
ferred to Maximilian. Hut each
time It -was reported Dial she bad
recovered her reason, a .veil ngain
descended over her mind.
To avoid troubling her ho wus
kept, in Ignorance of inuuy uveitis,
such as the tumbling of thrones
and dynaslies and even less Im
portant happenings within Hie 1P-I-gfan
royal family. Thus, she did
not know of the ninrrlugo of her
favorite grand nephew, Crown.
Prince, (."opold lo Princess Astrld,
of Sweden, or the death last year
of Cardinal Mereicr. , .
NATION-WIDE
REVOLUTION
PLANS FAIL
(Continued (ibiu Pace On.
chii ris.'H
lubbliil
1if.it p.-niitor Norbuld linn
for fishing: IntLTPBta.
Knnirlitcr !
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Wright U-ft
l night for Oakland. Cul..
Clint's 7th Annual
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A nation-wid invest Igatlon of
rat is. (iracllces nnd combinations
of telephone coin punies by con
gress und the department of Jus
tice, was demanded in a memorial
Int rod need in the senate of the
Oregon legislature today, by Sen
ator Dunn, of Portlund. -
Two bills sponsored by tho Ore
gon reclamation-congress appear
ed In the house today. One would
create n commission to be known
as the state reclamation commis
sion, nnd the other would pro
vide a plan for refunding of out
standing indebtedness of irriga
tion districts. ; '
Marathon Ski Race
To Be February 22
I Coo lid gc, that he approved uf that
method in approaching a settle
ment, President Colics of Mexico lias
indlcuted uhofficiury that he might
look upon nrbllratlon as a way
out of the controversy nnd Kel
logg' announced vleww arc expect-1
ed to bring to tho front in future
discussions thin moons of cum- j
posing the situation. j
The sudden switch of the spot
light from the. civil war In Nicara
gua to Mexico came last' night
when1 the sccrelnry of statu after
a half hour tulle with (he pn-si- ,
dent, declared in u formal state
ment that he up proved of a reso- .
lutlou introduced by Senator Hub- '
lnsunM the. democratic flooV leader,',
culling for submission of I ho Mexi
can dlsputo . to arbitration or to
some Impartial tribunal.
STAR
I Today
JACK IIOXIE
"HIDDEN LOOT"
; , Starting THURSDAY i ,,
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S
riillTI.AND. Ore- Jan. Ifl (.XT')
A marathon ski nice from Fort
Klamath to Crater likf lodge und
p'turn. a distuiuf of Hi mlb-R to
be held on Peli. 22. has been un
t uoiinced by I h ' Port Klumat h
commercial club.
The fastt st pi-rfortner on aklta
oq the Pacific coast and lu Canada
will compete for priws.
Southern Pacific will run a spc
clul excursion train from here to
ChiloHum. on the new Portlund
Klnmuth Palis line for the accom
modation of those who desire to
attend the u inter, bpurij Kbtlval.
PPAV ILAIMCAI CHAVtii; .
l.l'rTI.Vti SHi 5 ATP 1 1 t:.H
HTATK HOUHK, BAI.KM. Ore
Jan. iy (AP) A radical chungo
In the methods of obtaining signa
tures for Initiative and referendum
petitions would be brought about
if a bill introduced today by rep
resentative J. S. Nprvcll of Uma
tilla county 1mcoiihs a luw. The
sponsors of such proposuls would
In- compelled to file their petitions
with the county clerk of thdr
county and have published In one
'or more pa pet t of their county a
I full copy of uch petitions. Per
1 sons desiring to sign their nuiucs
Ion these petitions would bo coin -'
pvlled to couiu lo the court Uotuc.
with
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ADOREE
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