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Newspaper Page Text1 $ Monday, January 31, 1927. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Fiv f 4 Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Feb. 1H, IK fourth Annual eco nomic conference lien-v -I'd). 23, 2.-, 20 District bus. kctbull tournament at Union, Ore- June S, 0, 10 Villon I.lro-M4M-k show nt Vnlon, Ore, .July a I. 22, S3 Mate Amrt can l,cgiou convention In left (ruiltlc. I llciv Oil ItUsllH'-ss Jim Dobbin was in La Gran Jo today on business. ... Visit lint- l 'A. Wagner and wlfrt, lonff time residents of Knlerprlsc, wiro Lfi l.a (.rundo over tho week end. Walla Walla Man hi Town U 11 ltli.nl.-nnv nf Willi.. Wnlln sm-n't Saturday and Sunday lit La j cj1ui1jl, ; , l. fl Snlimluy Sight George Huntington t'urrey left here Saturday night for I'ortland, wliere lie is attending .the ' stato chamber of conilneree meeting. i Here l-'miu Wallowa, . . i Mrs. Charles KUnghummcr and daughter, of Wallowa, arc hero ? for a week visiting at tho homo . ' of Mrs. t It. Johnson. .. . , ..p 1 . i Class to Mwt I '5 Tle ,1-oyal. Women's Wb,le class - i of the ('hrlstiun church SvllV told- ' 1 lis monthly meeting Tuesday night - y ut 7:30 o'clock In the classroom. j i ! jkiloimi J-'rom Hulem " : Vl" t'olon It. Klerhaid lias returned 'F J fiom...Saleni anil I'ortland where " I he has been on business. Kberhard ."i iu an. attorney, here. : a :': ' .!. ; , ,i jagin C(iki Here .'i v It. Witty nnd wife. Hty nnd wile, of Klgiii. were In I.a Ornndo over too wock Ken Slegrist l'romotiH 'end. Tlu-y stopped at the Soninier. ( cadet Kendrlek. West Slegrist, hole!., . '" . j son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sieg- - ' rlst. of La Grande, was recently linker JiuIko ut Knloi-prlsc ' appointed cadet captain of the bat .liidge f. H. MeColloch. ot talioil of cadels at tho Hill Mlll Uaker, was In I.a Grande yester- ),iry academy of I'ortland. Cadet day en route to l-:nterlrise wliere slegrist is a senior nnd. will grad he will attend an equity Icrm of t- In June nnd In special recog eourt. ' nltlon of his excellent work In the At Knlclliilso If. ll.t Manna, local court re- porter. Is ot Kntei prlKo where no will serve as court reporter for a lew days. linker Connie In Town I Ju s Yenrilley, bishop of lilO linker Mormon church, and wire, were ill l.a Grundo over Sunday. .Yeardl.-y is In the lumber business there. (Kline Yesterday . it. M rafiriMo iwraina iuuUsont Hoyle.. relumed to their homo here yintcrdtiy from Astoria. I'ort Uind and other Western Oregon -.olnls. whi le tiiey hove been vis iting.' They, made the trip by auto. Cnllle to lie Slilipel - Ilr. W. 13. ThistUwaite spent Siituiday. .t Villon, testing the Townl-y h. rd of cuttle, which has lit one. time one of the largest in Vnlon county. - Hemoveil l''i-mi Hospital Mrs. Alice Vinson wits removed from the Grande Honde hospital yi-stcrilay lo her home at the 1. O. O. I'- liuilding. She will probably be able to be out again- in a few days. ,. i Ho. Wu should Trout our 'ew Snow Villi . Knemles". Sunduy morning, at tho .: 'i he state hlghwuy patrolniun at ri,Kllllir s,.rv,.,. ,lt the Cenlral -jileuehiiiii reports one-half a foot ,-.,,,.,.!, uf Christ. t,0 sermon being 01 new snowfall there Saturday. ivnitl , ,,r.. on "Tho Ser iiiKhl and lust -night. . Tho road lnon OI1 (). Mount." pve.r the mountnln is open, to tral- j Th,.re were no iiiornlng services lie, however. . . I i tho-. Lutheran '" church because . ' -, lof the ubsenee or the pustor.' In Have llnby Son 'tho cveiiing Mrs. L. H. Awes had Mr. and Mrs. Janu s Mel'hersou. . ,,hirBu. si, K11V.0 tt talk on "Hadu are the. proud iiiirents of u seven . y11I)(lir slngh" and I'red Math' s iiinl one-half pound baby son born p0((, 011 fow lo Truln for Christ ie Ihein Inst .plglrt nt about 11 ,nn Service." Miss Marie Neu o'eliieli at tile fTranile lt'onde bos- ,ri.ln,,,. nj ulss Verla Mcljine pllal. The little boy has Jjecn SiinB dU(,t ,), um Mtra. Neu niimed Janu s Itlcliard. Mrs. Mr- hrc,cr loij (10 irtor. 0r William I'hcrson was Miss Kvelyn Smith !llr,.yi poncer missionary to In before her niarriage. ' j uj. Aide to Write The ondilion of Miss lloso Klein, wlio went from here to a Salem sanatorium, is reported to be somewhat belter, by Mrs. t'ross w ho recently received a letter from her. She was unablo to write w hi n' she left here about two weeks ngo. -. - ' l-'li'st Mayor 111 Town In the days-when I.a Grande won just, beginning Its career ns an incorporated city, 4L l-'llin vis an influential resident, serv ing as one. of the first mayors. fto passed through hero j'estcrduy li-elil I'ortland where he has muuo 1 SPECIAL AT CLINT'S on LEATHER COATS ' WOOL BLAZERS - HEAVY TROUSERS OVERCOATS WOOL SWEATERS - . At 25"Per Cent Discount Off Regulai' Price to Clean Out Line "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" r-v. Men's and Boys' Outfitters . T his home Tor the past several yours, on his way to Kntorprlao'whuro ho will attend tho equity term of court. - . Wallowa ltn-lih'iit Visits ' Mrs. T. K Smith ot. Wallowa was a I,a Grande visitor over tho ' week end. Her husband Is owner of the Miller hotel. From Ei.terjwiMi . Hoscoo Kelly and wife, of Kn terpriHO. were in La Qrundu over tho week onU. linker Man Hero H. H. George, of liultcr, wan In la Grundo Saturday. Ho stopped nt tho Foley hotei. , ; Hero J Voiu, Joseph r'. 1 W, K, Leffel, who 1b connected with tho Black Marblo nnd l.hno "'lnny of Enterprise, was In I.a uranuo over uie weeK end. liis I UUII1U III III dUOepil. (ioliift lo lNrtlantl J. I'. Hawkins nnd wife, of En terprise, were In l.a Grande over the week .end. . They left this morning for I'ortland whero they will visit for some tlmo - 1 Visit With Parents Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Cox 'und children. Hobby and Jack, of , bers of the -legion post and auxll llaker, spent the week end lierrf lary will enjoy a soolublo. at La vishing at Iho homo oT Mrs. fox! parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hussell, At' Halter Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. A'.. McCarthy motored to Bailer Saturday, where they .were guests at a birthday party at the home of Joseph Trucs- dall. Truesdall. was at one tlmo a i resident of l.a Grande.. . having managed the Golden Hulo hotel here.' ulso the St. Louis I.lvory slaliles. . Hl father was a Grande Hondo valley pioneer. , . niilitary department, he was select 1 .l .....I n.inlnl..il In ll,n nnultlnn o( captain. . BISHOP'S CRUSADE LURES HUNDREDS (Continued from l'agc One) wag ;m ullu8lmlly iarKU ultcndunco for the evening services. Knight Is Speaker , . JtXfifta; gnlva.t!bnA.n)iI Mia week, 'c'lur iileetlilirs- WPTe very-successful' Saturday night the Itcv. Mr. Knight ot the Church of God brought tho liieffs-jge. -Sunday evening I-.nvoy j uutoniobile.' ' . .. Hnrker spoke on "Lot's Wife". . j The men ivere described us be The "I'll Kight" campaign: is tween 26 and 30 years old,' both now In progress at ihe Salvation , unshaven and In rough worklii!! Army. There arc special services: clothes. of speaking and singing , every -j-, 0 men parked' their car. the night. - jntimbcr of which was. .not obtaln- Sevenleen officials were enlisted j.,. j3t across the street from the yesterday for the Hoy Scout troop bank.- walked leisurely over to the which the Mvis Forum ol mo Methodist Kpi.-eopal church i sponsoring, wnen r.. iiusseii feoiu scout executive met with tho mem bers. l-'liml arrangements for the organization of Hie troop will he 'made u I an Ice Cream feed Tliurs- day evening In, tho church parlors. Tho Itcv. CVV. Dunn spoke on The. Hev. J. A. Hall spoko both In the morning and evening at the Methodist Kpiscopal church south. "The Oilier Side, or The Jericho Hoad.' being Ills subject' III; the evening. In New Church Tho congregation of the Nuza rene church occupied the new church at. tiie corner of Y und lllrch streets for the first time yes terday. Dedication of the church will not be until Veb. 13. . iported to Irclulid rrom during the Hritislr coal Coul ill! America . during the Hrltisii' strike wiih found In o-tv., over Ifi per cent more heat thun Hrlllsh coal. LEGION MEETING NIGHT CHANGED Veterans to Meet Tues days Until After the ; State Convention Htartinp tomorrow night, the reg ular meeting of the local Ameri can Legion pant will bo held on Tuesday evening Iiinteud of Wed nesday evening until after tho ... ....-. -i i i. i I Maryland and Montana. and that meeting night ha been advanced!,, ' lir.rl. 11U nttn. .,. nrt. ,.. buse Vdneday nisht lias been ha, representatives chosen as a regular - weekly danco'f KfJ Yori und Marylandi but night at Legion hall. , . t)mt oup lftft Hko a dq. Many questions of luiportanco t Borted child by Its pseudo repro will come up before the meeting Sentatlves, and feeling that our tomorrow night. Hugh K. Brady, (delinquent re p rest n tat Ives should commander, announces, including, bo chlded for their failure; bo It: the. progress of convention plahs and financial problems. - The auxlliury to tho American Legion will meet Tuesday evening- also, beginning at 7:30 o'olork. got Teapot Dome and Daugh at Honaa .hall, the dato having- erty." been changed from Wednesday, evening to coincide with tho meet ing of the' legiou. Seventy new members, tho result of tho mem bership drive, will bo-taken Into the nuxlliury. at the . meeting. . Ijugi'.sl Auxiliary .' . At present thu l.a Uraudo legion post -has -tho. largest, auxiliary In tho stain of .-Oregon; All ment- bers are urged to be present fori tomorrow: nignt s- mceiing. .11 em- glon hull after - the, meeting. .The first of -a. scries of old-time dances 10 be' clven .by tho legion post every Thursday night at -Lc-f noth Walsh and his democratic glon hall will be held this Thuri-''colleague, llurton K. Wheeler, re day. These dances will ho strictly , oolvrd today copies of tho resolu-olil-tline. with old-time music anl.ton. adopted by tho Silver How 110 modern dancing. Spud. ' Helm's club. They were signed by a com- orchestra will pluy. The. commit tee in charge consists ' of : H.- K. Willlums' and Mr. and Mrs. Nor man liesllet.'-1" ' J' ';' . The cast, lias .been-, selected for the second uiinual piny .to lie glv n liy the. American Iwglon- postinient saying there were a few peo- und the r-rst , two rehearsals, have been held. Some ot the best local talent Is represented in the cast and the play this year Is "expected to be as good or better than last . year's show. Oakville, Wash.,';'; Bank Robbed of -$10,000.00 Today tly men, unmasked, walked Into .the Oakvllle Htnl'e" !baiik when no' ono was present except Casliler A.. W. 4euaen.y Tltiy foried- .lenswn.'into. t-fili!' Dank fault, scooped llp 'the money from His, shelves and draw ers and dashed awuy lu a waiting ,u.dlng and entered. Evidently ' t hey had wutched their time lo c.frect the-robbery when onlyJen- wua present. '- :.. ; t . Lock t'a.-blei In Vault Korclng Jensen to hold up his; hands and covering him wllh their revolvers the men forced the ensh-j I.... Int.. tl. ,uU tin.l nllMOil 11,,.. ,!or Then I hi'V r.inlcllv seoooe 1' un the money und securities IhtoS a. bag. Just as they hud about'. completed this work Miss l.eona l.emmou. a clerk at the bank, .who had been out on an- errand, re turned. The men immediately cov ered her with their rcvolvenl. forc ing her Into a corner of the rooin. One' or the men then dashed out lo the waiting automobile, carrying the money.,' while the other man covered Ihe girl and made a more leisurely escupe..' Hoth men drove nivuy in the curj before those on tlie-slreel . couiu comprehend wliat had happened. PEACHES' DiARY iNOT ADMlTtEb ff'nntlniieil from Page One) testimony far from exciting. Hefore noon six witnesses had been culled, four of whom took up the allegations that Hrownlng hud I suggested to Marlun Tussey, girl friend of Mrs. Drowning that she "try lecul,cl't something udvorso 1 to Mr"' 'owning prior to her mar- nage. Miss Tussey herself testified that llrownlng hud asked her If she hud not Keen Mrs. BrownlnK before her nmrrlue act Improperly. She mild who hud dented that she hud ho seen "J'eaehcs." Itondy f'ronor. Ills wife, und n house mnld who lives at his heme In New York, testified ot a visit OAKVII.1,10. . Wash.. Jan. SI; else not nailed down. Hoevern , ..p....,.,.,, ' . ..,,,om ,A.-,..M,-e than I1...D.0 In Cr- ,h. people of the stale I . s Jf J reney and warrants was s.olen In-wll not approve their , ,p rent - a daylight bank robbery. , herol desire to havo us stop our fight . ,. . .. , ,. . IJrownlnic hud ptild tu the Croner Ktaud nnd called a liar In open eonrt place, where lroner Im landlord for. by MrH. rane! (T'e.iehes Meenan the apurtment In which MIhs Tusaey ( UrawnltiK who buiHt Into teuiH anil resided. . JchnrKed perjury. ! froner admitted on crow e.am- After tellitiff of his. iicipnitntHiiee limtlon that he had called Urownlnff with Mm. Itrowultiic before her voluntarily after ho had learned murriUKC JameH Nixon, of Drook that Minn Tun.se knew MrH. lirown- lyn. told of the telephone cijuvitwi lug but he denied he hud received tion between him nnd Mm llrown any money for his Information, ex- lnj? after they were both married, cept ten dollar paid Mm fur belnn Calls lllm u l.lar - aubpoeinied twice. Ills wlfo wild "Ia Hi Ik the yountf woman?" be a man who accompanied Hrewnlng. wuh aitkcd. ux lOpHtein, altorney for did what talking wati done on the Mr. llrowhlnR pointed her out. oeeufdon of 'I Irownlnjr's vltll, but! "Vcm." ho mild nervously, that Hrownlm "iut nut thero In u I "ilo Her." cried .MrH. UrowniiiK. chair and didn't open hlK mouth." j The court rapped for order. I The hcniBC mutd Huid mhe had left Mra. Llrownlng sohbed cm ti the room and hadn't heard uny - thing. - - KcrltM tin Stand, . ' , Two newHpiipermen, employed by a newspaper Kyndlcute, were culled to totttlfy tu KtepM taken lo obtain two feature nerle from MrH. lirownlntr. They were u no-called "honeymoin diary" and the atorj- Democrat Club Rebukes Walsh For His Actions ' BUTTE. Wont., Jan. 81 (AD The Silver How lX'iuocrutlc club at a meeting hero lato yesterday sponsored the following telegrams to Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Montana: , ? "It having co mo to tho atten tion of tho members of this club that W. G. McAdoo unscrupul oualy and uiiwarruntedly attacked the fulr namea of New, York, "Hesolved: That our represen tatives by telegraph be requested to wako up and get busy In tho interests of Montana and to for- Tho "reprlmund" was tho rosult of W. Q. McAdoo's recent, speech III Toledo wherein ho referred to tho three ' stales mentioned as "nullifleationlsts" for repealing their prohibition laws. WALSH'S ItEl'l.V WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 (AI') Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana, .m today tlmt hiB only reply to the Silver How democratic club regarding William O. ' McAdoo's recent prohibition speech nt Toledo Ohio, would bo to Bend the club a copy of the former treasury scc- Votary's remarks. mitteo headed by W. H. Maloney, tho only member of tho Montana ri'iriitimi to tlm New York demo- who''r GoSr'itiniNew Income Tax Senator Wheeler issued a statc- ''pie "and only a fow". In Montana ' "who are over sensitive about Mr. i McAdoo's stntement." and adding I that it. in no way reflected on Montnnn. "The resolution passed by tho; Silver How club". Senator Wheeler , 0( Senator t'hurles Hall and-Hep. 'said, "would Indicate that those. ,ci.Mti,nvi. Iiul King, both of Coos .who voted for It w ere moro anxious j t.ounly, a new Income tax bill to censure Mr. McAdoo for a J .,,, ,u (he leglHlutlve coniniit falicled reflection upon Montana tl.8 ,or ,irofliictlon tu tho house thnn they were to have their rep-,1 lodny or l()mol.,-olv. : resentatlves in Washinglon keep graduated uglier ', " ,'1'LaLd.M"';.'rato of assessment on Incomes ers ul mi' mu'"j CAROL'S AFFAK ENDS; MAY RETURN . 1 , ' "tt 1 -C T1 Fnncess Helen, or iai mania, in R a p a 1 1 o, - i vt i l Makes No Comment , l'AHIS. Jan. :ll (AI'). l-'oiin-i- I'rown 1'rlnee I'arol, or Ituninnla, his afrulr wllh Miulanie l.upesiii over, is ready to return lo his wire. 1'rlncess Helen' and I heir son. I'rlncii .Mic.liuel.. the ni-ii-ap parent. . by Professor Meolus .loi Ba I 11- lliailllin HIIVHIU' llllil puin.t.,, . ure, former lulor and cles f l-lenil of t he' errant prince.. ll... i,u 'Home 111 iveuiliy. Iiei-ei, " ' " "'V'J ' ' .. . Asked regarding a repo W , rol was " " apsllo. II, ly. , . K Professor J'orga siildl ' "Helen, has folKiveu everythlMK "'"l 1 Carol Is reconciled io return to his wire and child., ('anil's re turn to live under lhi same ronf with his lawful wire Is an essen tial, condition or. my suppoitinx him lo ascend the throne or Jiis rather." , ' . llt;l.l:.V IX ItAPAI.liO KLOItKNCi:. Italy. Jan. 31 '(API Prin.:ess Helen, or Ituninnla wile of ex-Crown Prince Carol. expects to leave tor ............a , urday.- She lias been at Hapallu wltli her young som I'rlnce Mich ael, the ll'imnniun lielr-npparent. Michael, II Is understood, wit slay for a time at Hapallo for ills health. Helen, it Is stated, will return t0 ituniunlu by way of Milan un l noihlng Is known regarding the duhhIIjII II y ol' her meeting Carol at 1 Hapallo. She und her son nave )0,.n t. Bm.sts of her slSler. the I f0nj.r gueen Sophlu, of Greec?. "why I left Uiiddy nrownliiK." When trial of tho drowning ep aratfon tftiil whh remimed after the noon reeetw today, the flitd "boy friend of the trial wan put on the ' vulslvely. J "I never way ihe man efore in 1 my life,"-nhe wreatned. ,..,. - . , . . . , Tho world's mowt tt-UHlliiK man h in been found. He lout four $50 and j two $2" blllft on a .New Vor'x atret-t the i-ther day and udvvt4 t'iC-d 'Vjt thcni. REBEL PRELATE , f Kranelsco Oroxen , y v Jlmlnex. urchhishup of Guadalajara, wlvo Is reported .to have assumed per soiuil leadership of the. revolt- In the state of Jalisco which .Is.tho most recent development In tho dlfflcultics between tho -Jtonvan Cnthollo church" and tho Calles government in. Mexico. "Long Live Christ tho King" Is the tor flainmo. of . this ' prjeKt (iiliut whom Culles has sent ' federal troopd. . ; ', , , Bill Introduced At State House STATU 11(11 HA I .KM. Ore.. Jan. 31 (AIM. ('nrrvlivirlhe names i.tmitifiliK m-nvlili.it In 4hr 1 blitt are JIGOir of- unmarried prr i sons, '2riiio for. married and 9:i')0 eiuih for.: dependents. : "rffATK ITOVSI'i. I.KM. ' Ore.. .7tlll.': '.'It' (Al'l.-rchtul-ccmellt" .of the rule ri iiulrlnir .thai' all ' hills be M J ill reduced by the 20tll-day or'tll" " - session will not: go into effect .1111- m u. present mas of pmpos-i -i "'"" ; ':'r? ' committee is elesned ' up. All- lnoiinceni. nl to this irfect w,l8 liiiiile today by Spealier t'al'kifl. I As soon as the delude of bills 'lii the hands of the committee Is absorbed tile rule will go into ef fect, and thereafter all . iiiensun-s introduced, excepting those by the ways and menus legislative cum- Niu)tlees must have the approval of iiu- lauer ooinnrii'-c or unaniiifous consent Of tile house.' Speaker ("ark In pointed out. lliiil ' " nonse must puss ur hii uu liliiusures a any n 11 is .10 en-ail up II..' .......1, .., , 1... ...i ,. 11... 111 1. 'll-- ."urn 111 111- .-iiu in iiu- . -ti- 1...... ...l..i. ..It.,u.,...l lit., ft,,.! .that rigures of past sessions Shows t y ,0llurlly bei.-n Introilneed up to the .oil, day. of the assembly. 'This year, the nun.- j her Tor the house wus 30(1. ... - ... tioau of woman Found Off Shore lti:il()NIJ() HKACH, Cal.. Jan. 31. (AP)-The body of an expen sively dressed woman, about 35 years old. was found flouting ihree miles off shore by fishermen to day. Police Chief Henry reported that a severe bruise was found on '"" "'""" " ...... .....1 .... 1 vesiiiiiniii i i.eiiiK iiiiiuu 111. ... t- theory uf murder.. The woman was drewed In bluett sit k nnd un expeiiwlvo dinmoml hi udded brooch wuh found jilnued on the hreuHt. Farm Relief Bill To Come Up Feb. 8 WAHIIINGTON", Jan. 31 (AI1) A tentative unreemenl to cull up tho .Mf'Nury-Huutfen farm relief bill In the house Tueaduy. I'Vb. a, waH reached toduy by, Jtepresenla -live TilHon, the republb-un leude. and chairman Hm-ll uf the rubs committee. I'rlvllcK'-d b-ffldlatlve tttatUH for I he bill wuh approved today by the hou tie rules committer. fiiiantiinamo In all worked up. With ull the warships (foliitf to NleuraKiia. the convention bureau fturs Cuba won't ff't the maneu i ra this yeur.. . I 'I 11 M)TICK Ol' I'l.NAI, ACt'Ol'.NT Notlre Is by this given that Ihe undersigned administratrix or the. estate ot Haruh J. Hull has filed In Iho. County Court of Ihe State of Oregon for Union -County her tlnul. uceount of said (-state; und the said court hus set K. Iiruury 19.7, ut 111 A. M.' ol. the eonnly court room In I.a tlrande, l.'lllon County, Oregon, s the time and pluec to hi ur objections to (ilel for the setllemeiit ot said final account. l.liT'i'lli .M. McUOI.DIHCK. Administratrix , ... . liublur, Ore. Jiift G-13-.0-.7 t'eb 3. . MORE BILLS ARE IN HOUSE BASKET Astoria Representative Would Curb Killing V by Officers STATE HOrSK, 8A.U0M. Oro.. Jan. 31 (Al) With tho view of Itl-nti.fllnir nllliKtm t i-mn tirmnlauMi- ous shooting by officers, Hepreseu- jtativo James Mott., Astoria, has a liieiiMlirit I tin t ivniilil it ill niDntlnill v result In ono being charged with manslaughter should he, in making an Illegal search or arrest, kill some one, Mott's' bill would also mako an .ffloiti. Hotila fn t. fltin nt rriim t 1 lift to $600 or to sentenco of from thirty days to ono year In the coun ty Jail, or both flno nnd Imprison- meit. In case of conviction of falso linprUonment, illega , . illegal , searcli or slure,' entrapinent, or for tho nso of firearms In making Illegal ar resta, search ,or seizure.'-' -1 V Kxplaliis Bill Mott explains that tho bill in no way takes -away an officer's power where ho Is carrying out his legal duty, but that It simply pro vides penalties for ono performing an Illegal act, . . , Memorandum decisions by tho Btuto supremo court would bo au thorised by a bill that tho house committee an constitutional law bill introduce today. It would glvo tho state court tho sumo authority as tho U. H. supremo court has In giving1 memorandum decisions. Much forma of opinions eliminate the lengthy, exhaustive literary ef forts employed In rendering deci sions nt present. .'' - ' -' " - .Alms. at Jury System iteprosentutivo ' J. O. Bailey. Multnomah county, will lntroduco a resolution In the house toduy to amend the state constitution to modify or abolish the 'present grand Jury system. Bailey's opin ion Is that a substitute procedure of district attorneys filing Infor mation should bo brought Into use. Ho points out that thlB Is ono of the steps that Chief Justice Taft hus constantly recommended. . Obituary . IIAKIIAKA ()l.li:!f 1 Hurliara Golden, the four-year-Old dniiglller of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden, died this morning. Harbura was born Nov. 8, 1923. :.. Tho body Is ut tho Hollnenkainp mortuary.. Funeral urrangamonls have not yet been mado. - We Buy for Less We Sell for Less JUST '" ARRIVED From our eastern buyers a large and beautiful . assortment of. Men's and Boys' ' Dress Caps in the -latest styles and colors. Values to $2.50, at ' 75S 85, 95 -to $1.15 MEwYDRKbTQREl DestroveiB of llich Price. Like Cherries? Try MAXIXE CHERRIES Wholo, ripe cberrl'H lu liquid cream coat"d wllh hu excellent ehuc olale covorlnfc. Vou'lt like them! 50c Ono round Ito.v Glass Drugs La Grande, Ore. Today in Washington Congress meets ut noon. Henate approaches vote on navy supply bill. House considers District of Ca lumhlo, legislation. - . Hnugen seeks preferred status for his farm relation bill. Muscle Shoals bids continue, be fore, house military committee. I --"- 11 - TirOliah SeWlCe . To Come in March PORTLAND. Ore., J,an. 31 (AP) Through service between I'ort land and Kan K run Cisco, over the Cascadu lino of the Southern I'ucltio company will bo ostub- I llslied the lutter part of March, d'"" """""-'" "'""" t" ' , ' w- ' .7 ',? , oral manager of the Hou thorn I'ael fic. who is hero on a tour of In spection. Tho new service will cut between thrco ami four hours oTf tho run ning time between Portland and San Kroncisco, Mr. Pyer said. 1 The passenger department of tho Southern Pacific. was unablo toduy to glvo any moro definite. Infor mation as to dato of starting or schedules of trains. ; The Caacade line between Kugeno and Klamath Viills was completed lust summer. BABY CLOTHES All those necessary- items for the New ; Arrival are to be found here, in the best j ' grades and at, the best prices. . r l ART & BABY SHOP 1 STAR I -. '' ' . : ' '. ,-; . '.. , ' With , ": :' ;,: , ,. '"LKWIM STO.M-: lllKl l()HIS UJIWOX '., Krolh Stephen l-'l-eneh Whitman's novel. "The Isle of Llfo" TUKSDAY and WIMINIOSDA Y , HKN LVOV In "TIIK PKKKKiT SAP" Tho Itomunlic t'omedy of the Year R CADE ttV- frTKV a.i mttiicn i v -r - -. iv w YW with VCyV Pauline Starke Antonio Moreno Dan Cupid pulls one of his strangest jiranks in this ElinoivGlyn roinanee that starts- off on the wrong foot and comes through misunderstanding and intrigue to true love. s Buster Brown Comedy "BUSTER'S PICNIC" ... m itomi i yw CJ , -" IN TMB Wl 1 101 . Adams Store No, It La tirando, Ore. Men's Plaid Blazers $2.49 Regular $4.00 grades men s All-wool tflaz- ri ers in those good looking plaids blues, browns and reds. Medi urn weight Practical for general wear.; .-. -.H- :.'.'-' ; It hus been used fur locul traffic (or suverul, iiionins. - ,, ".'- Seven school publications, :throo of them In- foreign- . languagea, Krench. Spunlsh and Itallsh, ura Issued by the New Utrecht high; school. New York City: . ; ' ' TODAY ONLY - n i & N , 1