La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January. 26. 1027, . LX GRANDE; EVENING OBSERVER1. F. Page Fivfl j LocalNews In Brief I j COMIXG KVKKTS Feb. IN. 19 l onrlli auuuul ceo. nuitilr funr(.rt'iKV lirre. I'fl. 2, 2,i, 2(1 ULslrict 1 kclliall louruuiiiciit at Luiun, Ore. Juno 8, 0, ' 10 I'nkiii IJvo slurk Mum al I'liUm. Oiv. - July 21, 22, S3 Stalo AllK-l-fnu ltiiou uiim-iitiou lu 1 (ramie. liirlmnlsuiis in i'oitluinl Mr. and Mrs. Hurley IT. Hicll, ardson are In Portland for a few days on business. 1 1'lleil I'll!' Illvolce .Mrs. Maltlo milliard has filed i for a divorce against her husband, . ('. It. llibbard. In Town .Mary CJ. Young, of Hllgaril, was in l.a. Grande shopping Wednes day. At I'orllanil Mr. und Mrs. Howard P. Miller, of l.a Grande, Ore., unived In Portland Krliluy and are staying at the I'aiiipbell Court hotel. Shops in l.a (iiimlc - Mrs. ('up 'i'utlle, who mukes her Lome in the valley, near Khinc Iiuil, spent Tuesday in l.a Grande shopping and visiting. J.cnvos for Seattle ('has. It. Ueynoids left last night fitr Scuttle, where he will remain fitr scuttle, wnere tie win remain until Sunday looking after Insur- anee matters. Imhlcr Ilcsidcnt in Town I .Mrs. Trior, who ia telephone op-; ur'r4r ut lmblcr, und who former- ' ly iwOilc her homo , in l.a. (Ji-ando ! I in tills city to.lay visltlne with "i""a" "nU MWW-- A'isithiK llcrt ,- Mrs. Grace !McKinsIo, of . Port land, is visltinff here at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Urcd. Phe wlil remain indefinitely,, with her intention : of nmktnjr - some property investments. ' Xorlh Powdci' Justlco Hei-c . J. C Sencurbox, who Is justice of peueo und uf renl oatute mun "t North Powder, spent yesterday and ' today m i.a i. ran tie loojviug- uiior ; business interests. . -. -.m , I Itciunis lYonVi MtrillfAl snrh.gs , .Miss Ituth Drumsmllh return- ed last niKht frbin Medical SprinR3 - where she hua been working for. seme time. She stopped off ut i ISaker on her yay home. j f l Itcluriis to Pendleton . .Mrs. 1'. I. Htil't'man returned to her home lu Pendleton yesterday: iiiii'i- viKitinir for some time ut Klirin w-lih hi-r . diuiRhl-r. Sirs.' l-.thel Jones. jn-r lltue granu- i,? ilaugbtcr returned ' ' to Pendleton' with her and will visit there. I Wi'-dilngtim i:v-ruriiicr IIcit llurtnn Tvler- a. retired farmer froni Yakima valley In Washing- ton, was In l.a Clrancle today on I his way to Pendleton where ho will j vi.ii l.i.rn.-e ilnini!iL- to his liolilo Tv has been In Soul hern Idaho i In the Interests of business. u..,..wlu llnv lied ...... .. i.' M.',.ii,,,r,,.,it. nn.1 Hon ! Harry or l.lme, Ore., wero visiting ! l r.a (Irande yesterday. Harry I received medical treatment whllo , , I they were neic. x j , .'."M Trl ...... .....i.., I .M . ... i, i. -i I ", V", a'-r iiuiiii- in .mi.,-, ,,,,,,, .-. ,-' nurse in the St. Kllxabeth hospital, arrived In I.u Grande Tuesday night, lor ii visit wllh her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. 11 -W. Swurt. Te-.i-licr llns OiK'i-utlon Miss Anna Ijiiira l.ec. a teacher In the Kngllsh department ot (ho high B- liool here; was taken to Hot Lake Monday because of an attack i r appendicitis. She was to be op-ei-ali-d upon today. I luring her nb-s.-nce Mis. A. V. I.lndgrcn will have charge of liev classes. SHInjf rruni Fortliiml Mlwt Krtiinjls .ynitth is visiting from I'orllnnd Aylth lnr parents f-r sotiw tlino. fr!hn was culled horo l y tho doiith of hc"r hrothcr, Glonn Sinitli.; .Miss Smith litis bom nwik- j in.tr her home hi Portland for tho t p;ifl yi-ur whore she Is working iind rocoivitiff vocal Instruction. At Syiusllcnl l4cting The Iter. I-clf Awos left Mon di:y morning for Kvorctt. Wash., avIh.to he is attending a synodical iiioi-tlng of tho English Lutheran church. Ho will return to It (Irantlo next Monday. Tliero will STRATFORD SPRING OXFORDS ARE HERE In new-r styles, in black, tans, and fancy tan Scotch grain. They are keen. $5.95 to $7.45 The Pah Sec Our Windows Clint's Clothiery Thr More Wit 1 a Conscience he no moinimr church services ut the Lutheran church Kundujr morn-. Ine and Suniluy evening ilrs. Awes vill have charge. , " i ltt for llolsiw The Key. and Mm. II. W. l'arker nnd 'sou left this murnliiir for Holse.-lda., wliero they wilt bo- for - lew aays. Attended orllain Mi-cllug l''runk Hobinson. Nate Zweifel and Charles Murohison huve re- turned to their homes hero from Portland, wliero they attended a j convention of the Northwest Asso ciate Kleclrlu Inspectors the first of last week. " l.lst .Sent to Printers As a forerunner to lllu unnuul election of officers of the t'nlon county chamber of commerce, a list of the chamber of commerce mem bers was sent to the printers today. Dr. H. S. llrowntou is chairman of tho committee to canvass the votes and his assistants arc Oscar Warnoclc and 1val Itussell. Corrwtlcm In a story lu yesterday's Issue or The Observer it was stated that J. J. Carr opened 'his furniture business In 1 !l(0 in the building where tile t'oolidge paint store is now located. The dute be und j. ncm-y oiaricu ineir iiusineiw Uu, ..., '-iw wnriea tnc paint business June, b 1 1 yoo utjiis present location. xfi a ivt a ivt urATv'rna . MUlN I Ai A IN WAIN lb ALL CARDS LYIf) CJPV ATP T 4 1?f T1 Ua OliiAAlllj 1 AliLli (f'ontlnued from Purc One) ! .,,..,,..,. cuu,., ,, ,..., concein tlnK'uel,'r1n,e.'.,iKi.." - (ic - il.I t'nlls lia "Yes Man' Contending that Juan It. Sacusa. i liberal, 1h the constitutional presi dent of the South American repub lic the t M.ontaiuiii described the . conservative Adolph Ulax "the hand I picked 'yes man' of our slate de ' partment despised by his oft-betrayed people, beltl in contempt by almost the whole Latin American world, and yet twice warshlpped ll0 ,'le Nk.n',.Kmin iiresldeney, nnd ' Hafety-plnned there by Anieiieilll : bnyonets," "It would be a perversion IjniKuaKO to say that lion ii m WUH evei. t.0ctc3 preshlciii of icaniKua,' he added. "There han been one presidential election slm-e the autocratic rule of our staie'de-i partment beKan. I "State department favorites huve' simply been marehed into office to the tune of tho marine band which 1 continued to play us Ihiik as they were 'wood' wood to New York blinkers, not to llieli own lieonle. 'vlieij,tho .band ,eeai(C(l.,to jiliiy'yrie as u mil a lew iiumhiis in-line riti orxano s iiovevnment was over- Ihi-nwn. the IcniiwInL' ones knew. .that the stsnnl had been given U.f .New i in k or nsui iiiiimi i.u inc fireworks to begin In the near ru- lure." Lawrence Dunn's, tlie American charge at .Managua, was described by Wheeler as the stale iloparl- mem s kllig-llia ker" ill Nh-aingun. lie addcrl that every strategic post In Nicaragua, riscal and military, Is lu the hands (r appointees of the state department r ".Nicaragua Is Ibis n.muci.t in the bltteresl bondage n which any r. ee i.t-oi.lo ever found themselves, he declared, Thp HCI)1tc rrelgn rclallnns cein- mltlcc decided today not to make public the transerlpf of Secretary 'Kcllogg's statement of two u,.titH ! ago on the Nicai-agiian situation. PEACHES' MOTHER TAKES STAND IX SEPARATION SUIT 1 (Continued from Page 'One) during tho tlnm 6c, Mw marriago to the mun whos; separation suit I alio was today answering. t'huJ'ges that Kdward V. Hnnvn ing hud offered to "niafco it Inler estlng" for her if sho would "re collect' any oueurrenecH thut nilgli. act against Airs, itrownlng In the trlul of tho Hparallon suit were Hindi' this urtcrnooy by Aliss iVur lan Tuswy, of New York, friend of Mrs. lirownlng before ho mar riage. .Miss Tussey said that sho ra upproached last Saturday evening by a man who after meeting her on a pretext that hrr landlord wished to we her had introduced her to nrowiilng. I um a ruined man and you ran help me." the witness quoted Browning us having said. , Jlrownlng. she said asked ques tions about his wire's llfo und as sociation before her marriage. DISCONTINI E MA(iA.l.M POll'ri.ANi), Ore.,' Jan. 20 (AP) Tile city council today voted to discontinue tlui "civil service," a mugualne published' for city em ployes, on the grounds that It was detrimental- to. trie public Hcrvlco. Stunhopo S. Pier, idty commis sioner of finance,' opened tho fight on this publication yesterday when he announced that he would bring the matter before, the founcil nnd urge" tjhai the jnaguzlnc b; discontinued.- " ' " - " - ' Hcports hud reached Pier from tho Hotter lliislntss Ilureau that the advertising agents of tho "Civil Service", had told prospective ad .....wh that nnlrnns nf 'the maga- slnc would havo preference In j V getting city business. Seventy-five persons nnd organ izutlons own nirplanes privately tn Iowa.' the National Aeronautical association rinds. ItountlcS or a dollar each we paid by the territorial ti-easn,. on 41.S12 euglvs killed In Alaska jiuce 11T. - - - - 'i.i::.JX U11VII WtUUIHUI IS DISAPPEARING Slow Thawing Making In roads on Oregon Cover ing Storm Expected . POHTI.ANn. Or.i. Jan. !0 (AP) Slow thawing, with irradually '"lnff lenipernturo. was making ' "'" ,lnruad,s. today on tho ten- ...v.. otiun iiiiuim'v iirre. i lie weatner bureau forecast rnln to nlKht o ah) lu tho process. Storm warnliiKS were odered up on the. Oreiron and WashlliKton coawts. Strong cast to south winds, approaching, gale force wore ex- peeled. ASTOISIA .Ore.. Jan. 26 (AP) Floating IceSn tho Columbia river bad reached Wcstport and today forced the suspension of ferry ser vice between Cuthluiuct and West port, i Wooden vessels passing upstream are stopping at the port of Astoria terminal to bo sheathed beforo bucking tho Ice. . ' ' CONVENTION ,1 PREPARATION WORK MOVING fCnntlmifu nnm Page One) j lllaii(.M lt on Cl H,e, most uttilie n, dunce lialls of tlKtl I'll Ol"C- pon. The. Star Novelty orehestrn will play. i Hay WilliamH in - chairman, tn cliaro of this week's dances, hn-i j other to bi jflvcn Saturday nlk'bt.'j ' ass, sumiis 'are JtoiJC-) j AyreK. llalph 'WinlcrB.Moyd .: f.. ltusey.und ChtiKter Thompson.,' t forcemeat conditions in Spokane IMuns an to have two dancos,Vi ' or about three weeks. Heder's .Vcv!i.,..MtU ,u . raitciv .IncJudltit: was the eighth aiTost on.. tho fed comnilltei s of ifive men to hvrvvr, cml Indictments most of which ho Vbi'jttp .Jurilf? H'Och., woqUV t'r Two Break Game , Laws; Fined $625 Kl CJKXi;, Ore.. Jan. 'JO (AP)- Klnes, lotaliiiK were assessed ' nxulinit. Kobert Kust and . ,A. t Itust, of Itlitchly, on charges Of- violation of the state Raine laws, wh"n, '"7 . V"'' snllty Jhl ll,ulttl"B "eiw.e juuku jiuiuiu i. Welts, In Justice court. '. ").Adbpt Memorial To U. S. Congress STATU rIOt'NI-:, SAI.KM, Ore.. Jan. 2il '(AC) The senate today adopted senate join! memorial No. ; IS. calling upon congress to tnko iHvorunio acuon on a. um in con-vas gi-ena lor development of tho Ulna-, tilliL rn phis pow and Irrigation' r.--," i Iflfiljt yy n(ll. Hnnl I ' -jf.S ' iri OSClf tj0ltll W IT . I -I l'OllTI.ANI), Ore., Jan. -U (At ) The hulk of the Idaho wool pool - In s now been sold. At the sec-.: o'nil sale held yesterday , afternoon ! approximately, 451.500 pounds out ' u, i ".-,,!, ,m, u,:,,! uvc. M...,ueBln In tho nosu nnd throat, and Hoiv.7 -were disposed of. - Prlws ,- pilHH ,iwn into tho bronchh I tubes, i !!!, llllt-ll M el l! n'IUI 1HI 11 Will OV to UHTs venls per pound. At tho first sab! held at terminal Np. 3 In I leceniber, prices ranged from 20 to 30 cents. two iiiM.s iNTitom:ci-;i , HTATK JIOI SK. SAl.KM, Ore., Jan. 20 (AjP) Two bills ono which compel tiersons to register all leases on real estate covering a p.-rlod of two years or moro and another which- would ircqulro tho tiling of a bill of sole on convey ance of a.11 Hers.onal property, wero inti-'odufw'd' today by ItepreHOntatlvo .1... S. ,.Norvtd. INuallllu iounty. A si-li. iluli-'oL fee. thai would pour eonsid'ublc' nuhoy!ln the corrers ' various counties Is provided I nnHvv:tnla, conslilorod ohlvfly mi Iil'ln.-rtrul "Mtato,' has hioru mon ey uivi-stcd In agvtcull urt- than uny nlji'-r Industry but mlnlmr. Art iurotti"' of jrimi.oou u year is prodiuvil by 2imi,imm) uon-s. k.. v v x'-'jr- mm 'f' S;.. U nufclitKlon Uurra THIS K.NAKK, nhlln cmlnjc n hc-uty meal ilurmj; the holidays, illhlocateil Its Jaw. -It Is hliuivn here twln fetl h ft ftyrfn In n Wnsh 7JC 4 Life Terms , Coleman- Rlckereon. 24-year-old bandit, la serving four life sen tence In tbe Oklahoma , state prison He's serving them con currently which moans all" at once Instead of cumulatively, which means oue after another. City Official Is Arrested Today On Rum Charge HPOK.OCK, WiiKll., Jnn. (Al 4'harlcH V, lledKor, city chiiiiiiIn- sinner of public utilities und until recently opmmlKsfuner uf public Kafety; viih-arrested this morning on u . federal Indictment charurluK conspiracy to. violate the prohlbl $&n"0. The ludH'tmeut was refurned last mmii' i.v ivuitul jjniiHi jury in;il had Investfk'ated prohibition en- frv presented havo charged con- Ki.lrney to violate tho i.rohlbltlon luw. ..... lieets to renew conlnctH with rnrm 1 KIuuikIihI Is llimt,el. the pomlblo llodKor took orriee in Juno. HI T. I oruaninntlons and work for farm necessity of evacuating Aincrlcun, n h ii inember pr tho city council, l ,0"cf- ," lhu- oonneetlon ho re- women and children from these arter hnvliiK-beou oleeled with tho niarked that rnrnieiH wero surfer-' .ovlneos is under careful con blicklne of ii coinnilttec of business lllK 1 "'Ht-'iously while tho , steel slderatlon. Marshal, Hun Chuun meii nu.l oil.e.H i,., ,..u.....,.i..,i iii, 'f ust recently was cuttlnn a ; Kanir, ruler of- fhokbiiiir A ..W..I oral enforcement of prohibition and other laws. ' HEALTH i.vi:xthati-: THAT coigh lly W aller J. WIImhi, ,li'., M .1). , IK-trolt, Mlli. iremlier Ourmis Meiuoilal Inst. A cough is a symptom or somo (llsttlrlinned In the breuthlnir tract mid is present In a great variety of conditions. It muy represent some inccliunlcul dlstiirlinncc, such tho presence. of a foreign body, or the lengthening ot the uvula. the little tonguo-llko muscle nb LlhQ.buck.,c4 tho liulute. It -may i-on-i i-, ui.nl It-fll ,,1 In,, nP tt ' "s niiight como from excessive -Ismoklllir: llressure of n new ipi-nu-l h - In. the. chest, as, for Insinm : for Inslance, e,(. g containing blood II weakness of the l,. llm .r,-ei i.i,l 1 cer or a swetllug ami wnien is due walls of tho aorta, the iri-en.1 hlnnrl V0SS),i which carries tho blood away from' tho heart, Mn,.,, ,,., .,i ., ..i. ... result of somo Infection which may U..1H,,,. ,,,, i.r .,i.i,i , germs urn- of tho streptococcus vnrlely but. frequently tuberculosis begins In tills way. I When u cough Is a .symtom whlch lusts, over u. long period of time, 1 ho bronchial tubes muy spread or dllato In some ureas, in wlilch ciiHO tho cough wlli be con- llnui.iis nn ii, ,,,,11,1 r ii, ,.,.ii,. or fluid mnti.iiiil in ii, w ,in,,i,i opening. It Is clear, from' l ho foregoing, thut no ono reined 'Is sufficient to trea.t overy kind of cough, but each easy must be treated by lis:lf. tjp crutlvu moans are neecH:ir lu fMime rases, as lu lhu otk men tioned ubovo wltoro t ho . uvjila is lengthened, unless this Is uu tieute condition where medicine ;nay be sufficient. When n largo goiter lircHMfM llll I lln Wlltil.Illlio (i Horn - I live procedure Is again noeosmry to procure relief. i VVI.en a cough Is uccompnnled ' by sputuiiL of unnaturul thickness and color. esnelally when iiwoiii. , panied by blood, tuberculosis must bo especially considered. tier ins may bo discovered In tho sputum by use of Ihe microscope, and. usu- ally tho X-ray will enablo us to v uen a person nas a tung-siunuing dry cough, the X-ruy may enable us to discover a tumor or an eurysm. Jn ruse of aneurysm which Is the result of venereal-disease, treatment ot this disease will often relieve this condition considerably. To sum up a cough Is a symp tom of which the cause should be sought. A physical examination may reveal (he cuu so. When there Is sputum. It should bo examined inluroscoplcully to determine tho tvpe of bacteria which are present. Tho X-ray Is also a great aid and should always be used when there ha been a : long-standing . cough, especially where there has been Do sputum. l " ' 1, In wood A. I'uidner, o Med-i-tuak. Me., claims the wo'rvd's clam digging championship. Me dug 46 tj bushels of clams in 7,'i day-i, his best day's record being I S U bushels. j Vundals huve stolen from en clyclopedlas In the I 'anbury. Conn, public library all pa gen with in formation ubout microbes. The Itritlsh ministry of agricul ture says the swoctm ss of sugar beets has a peculiar attraction for rats, causing them to overrun the great lUgar b-et producing centers In the eastern counties of Kng- Innd. Next to London, I lost on is tho greatest wool market In th world. I .ii st y.r receipts were ZVt.'i'il,- PINCHOT TO GO ON WITH FIGHT Former .Governor of Pennsylvania in Role of 'Militant-Citizen' HAlUUSHl'ltO, la., Jnn Al) UllYui-d PlnuJiut. mllltanl Kovernm of 1'oniiuylvuntu, hatt heen succeeded by CMITurd lMm-hot, mill-1 taut citizen of I'omiMvlvunta and I tlie nutloit, with hetuhiuariors in Washington, I' pun completion of IiIh term, Jan. IS, 1'iin'hut turned from .the hatllcH of u fiKlUttiK executive to those of u uuli Hit spirited citizen, in terested In law enforcement, furm relief, Southern industrial develop ment, and conservation of jiational resources. Au r.. iiniUfii-,.i.. ...iiti,u i Bald "Just hecauNC I am uohm to! my littmo In W'uKhliiKion, wlilcn was built in 1!00, I do not wish any onp to lielievo that I Intend to ceusfl my fisht for clean elections In Pennsylvania. I urn 01 now, and think that 1 have iu years left to flfiht for thorn.1 He Is doubtful as to whether he will ever UKaln seek or nceept pub lic office, cither elective or ap pointive. One of bis primary interests will be the .furtherance of the Muscle Shoals power project' alonj; lines he considers,; most probably effec- live. ' j "I was the first to make public! protests. against Henry Kurd's offeri 10 'develop -Muscle Shoals," ho de clared, "und other offers are now i before congress. I wish to keep lu dustrlat development of the South Proper development and dlstrlbu tlun of the liowei- jvlll plaeo thut j lvlnees helil by, the iinllonullHts, icirlon on IIh feet." " hleh liieluded uliout hair ot .nil I'iiieliot. who mmlleil forestry In .t'hlna. . , ,.' . ; Kriinec, lleiniuns KwltxorliiiHl. mull In view of this duniror ami tho AiiMtrla. exiioem to continue us ujthreut. that the nutlonnllrtti will citizen In WuHhlnnton his old flKht l"'e''m'"tl"n "' r,"'e"lB- 110 'x" ". ', . ""'" Carol Expected To Take Throne In Near Future PA HIM, Jan. 20 (A1-) Tho ub- 1 dicatlou of King Kerdlnand, of I Ituinania. 'und the assumption of regal powel-s by his errant .soil, l'rlnee Carol, are possibilities loolt- . ed for In the next few weeks by i-i,,.i ii, ,i,,wii,- 'which ..... .....1 ll, r.r.llll.,.,1 life el the counlVy for a year Is on tho ..... i ,. ui,',nn .Ln I., iu. less aim' less lii doubt. vor several . ,7 .i . inj,iu ss io oishmh' fou n- g Is . CU fl -' . iV Vr .ri. i m .".'.. t , wasted -In effor s Carol hoilld by certain ill 1 1 in-Ill lu I udvisors of 'the government, clilel'ly former Prefnler Itrallallo, Heliablu ! ,,.,,,. ,.' ,.,,,.,,,..., ,., ' ' ' V ..' ...I M"K- U''li'lls to Paris to sijok 8llci Ircatlnelit us he believe might. rlngi lllin -OA ens a semblance ol neaiin.i. nun 'I'-cided lu Jiave his own way uiid nbiliciile In .favor or Carol. . TI,o news: developed ufter.weeu oonfi-riMices al nucliurest be- '''" I'f' inler Avercscu vhd Al, llraUano.. If the king's wishes lire rarrled out, Itunianliin elrelcs pre- '"'t tllu eclipse of M. llitilluno as a power behind tlie throne. Con slileruble loss of Influencu for QueM-n Mii'i'Vi 1 the royui unu poi UU'iil councils ot thu country Is also. forcsoOn. Former Treasury Secretary Passes KA.V l"li:(lt).'al., Jan. ill! (Al') l.yinan J (jigc, former mcre- tai-y of thii trllisury under Pros! '"i'1 MeKlilryH ndmlnlstralion and nallonfiUy known banking uu- thorily. diejl at his 1'olnt l-omii ,,oni' ,lt I:!G clvck today al the "K' Q' y''"- MAXIXE CHERRIES They Melt in Your Mouth Nice ripe whole cher ries lu dellcluns cream, covered wit h a heavy chocolate tonllng. 50c ' One round iUx "'" '! -v Glass Drugs Lajrandc, Ore. 4 New Cvernor t " ; k!ahoma now Is under the leader I mip or this man, Henry S. John- lie una just been sworn in as governor. WAR! IWIT tSTtr1! " w IS TAKEN BY THE BRITISH K'ontlnne.l trnm Pae Onft, ; . p-r--------.- ubout holt or nil Chiiin. In view of this dlinirer iiikI the i overrun Cheklnne nnd Klunmu l'rovlnees, in. the latter of which nnd Klungsu provinces is concen trilling his t roups to resist the Can tonese concentration In tho. region ol' llangchow, northern Clieklnng. Hun s denuding neighboring towns of troops for this puipo.i'. '"' v. S. Conrac i:iw-U'il Orficial intimations from Wush ington that the HrltlsH lead In con centrating: troops :ln .Chlim prob ably will not be followed by Amor lea caused little surpriso In .Shang hai,. Washington's action was sup ported liy the majority of substan tial American opinion. Meanwhile five 'American Wur- ta l,w,l ,,.11,,,- 4 1. n til,,- liMw, Including tho cruise jo. , urn., ii.u Lluiaur I'lLIH- burgh, arc llere, capable of land- ! "'0 "-l I ,!"" ? 'W' lorclgn iiaVul contingent uvullablo V.l'T ,, ". , ftrovlni'K 'I't'p'oi'lti Miaf'Toiir1 ' tt' ,V,- of- I.'oochow dlstrlc ilready bavo departed, and. that Im wlth- , remainder is pro- . , , ... ,, , 1 ' I'lstrlbutors of inillo equipment report that devices Intended to operate receivers from house light ing circuits lopped their sales in 1 ' STAR TODAY A' tonic for jaded nerves a heart stimulant -rand a laugh producer, with BESSIE LOVE "Biff Business" Starting THURSDAY M4NY0N o LIGHT MID IOKV TM WOHO? HOQit if s Dentist Fights ; Murder Charge; Asks Release HKATTLK. Jan. 26. (AP)-Dr. C. C. l-Jobbs, Klrklnnd dentist ucuhimI of tho murder of l.etlt'n WhUrhall. n 15-year-old patient, todtv bej.an I his lecul fiht to free himself when KieoiKo H. CrauUvil, his ultorney, (filed mi application for the dentist's i-eleaso on l ull. Cramlell asserted h'i considered fi.UUU us a fufUclen. i,-.iaraiitee that lobhs wo'ild appear for tii.il lu view of the evidence made pub lie so far by county authorities, but Prosecutor Bwlnj; I. Colvln Ma posed ud mission to ball, "If the court should rulo iiKalnst me and permit Or. Dohhs' release on bail," Colvln said, "any amount less than 30.OU0 would be ridiculous." Colvln also unuuunced ho would combat a motion filed yesterday by Crundfll asking suppression of evidence obtained in raids on On him' home and office on tho grounds that no search warrant had been ubtulned und the search was therefore lllcKal. . UoIiIih' children, his son . Kutph und his daiiKhter llonltu, '(old authorities today that they had" seen und .talked with thoir father, in their homo und lu u nearby drug store about the sumo time -two Coal field brothers testified 'they had seen u man they Identified as Dohhs leaning over tho Jitnitita biidKO near Klrkland und ' acting sus piciously tho nlKht Jjolititu White hall disappeared. . 1 ' ltAHi HAXS MAIK I'OltTI.AN'll. Ore..'-Jan. SO (A1-) Tlie . Hpoknue, l'ortlund und Seattle railrond plans to spend ap proximately'" $ 1,000,000 on 1m-proveinenli-to road bed mid equip ment in "J 127. Uencriil nuinager A. J. Jav!dson said this sum is sllghll under tho IUL'0 expendi tures. About halt a. million will bn spent' In repluclng trades und widening banks., for best results in your baking Same Price . for over 35 years WHY PAY WAR PRICES? - 'V Guaranteed Pure fir "THE WILDROSE" Stamped on pillowcases and hemstitched ; around the design. A few French knots and a little outline completes the pattern. $1.60 Pair. ART & BABY SHOP ARCADE TODAY Ijorsepower drives machlnei'y-- Manpower driven the, world "Woman power' drives man. You must sec "Woiiuhiimmv ' to realize the wciiliiicss ot tin .stniiter w. kvcaling the secret of Woman's KALFM UKAVK-KA-raRYN PERRY-MARGARET LIVINGSTON' U)U TELLLGEN "WILLIAM walling - RALPH SIPPERLY-t. XutJ tn IIAROLU MacORATH S story " YOU CANT ALWAYS TELL," Comedy "Babes in the Jungle" FRIDAY David Bclasco's Success "THE RETURN OF PETER GRIMM" IN THfWII, 1101 Admits Klon No, IS I Urauile, Ore, . . '' ; TRUNKS AND SUITCASES 'Visit reier's wherv in need of luggage as it will mean great - savings to you. sriT sT.itTi-:i 8AI.KM, Ore., Jan. 20. (AI1) Suit was stinted In. circuit court hero today by tho Nassau company and tho Title und Trust comixiny of Portland against tho defunct yaloill Kings Products company to forccloso on u deed held as u mort gage on all of the real propi-rlv,' niuohincry and equipment ur the Kings I'roilucts company to satisfy $225,000 lu notes with Interest ut seven per cent from Juno B,- 111211: 120.11110 in uttorneys fees nnd f7f.ll ; for trustees foes. Tho defunct; I Kings company which inanufac . lured dehydrated Vegetables and' vegetables and rrulta both hero and lit Tho Unllos. Ore., up to. a fow years ago, was tho property u numerous stockholders up and down tho const, particularly howt over lu Oregon and California. Th suit started horo Involves only the Halem jilant. ' , ' - - ' 9 i We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Let your dollar grow into Two by, buying at the NEW YORK STORE Men's heavy , flan nel Work Shirts, two pockets, neatly tail ored, in olive drab and blue ...,;,....$1.98 Men's Dress Hats for Spring, snap brims, fancy ; bands and most up-to-date colors ....... :........S2.50; 'til KM) (f ti'iWitlKIilp" M'l.W New York StoTuI Destroyers of High Prices, v THURSDAY Age -Old Influence Over Man v"1 8