La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' Tuesday, February 8, 1927. i IiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page FJv Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Hub. II Oregon biiiluUr aniilvrnuiry (xlrbratkm hero at lMUMiiet. Fell. 23, 25. 20 District lids, kclball touriittiiicut nl Union, on;. Iiiiio 8, 9, 10 Union Live stock hliow nl Vn(mi, Ore.. July 21, 22, 2;l Hlnto Anirl cau IakIou convention In U ( ninth. . i .i j Vkiting In VtMiilletoiiw- .; :. ' . ' Mrs. Herb Ore en-, of this oity.J.'i s)eiidtnif a few- days in. rchdleton . vIsltliiB with friends uml relatives. ' i I'nloii Couple Visits ' . Itoy, Hall und wire, of. Union, were 141 Orando visitors yesterday, stopping at tho Foley hotel) .Knlerprlso Man Hero Thomus Hurell, Enterprise 'rVsl 'dont. spent yesterday In La Orundc. . THnir to ljewltoii -.Mrs. C. M. MeFctrldsro, of Kn- lerprlsc, spent yesterday In. Ia Grande on her way to Loviston "M-hcro sbo will visit with relatives, . CioHic Settlo Mrs Kd WrlKht. of this city, i..r. ni.-ht fnr nlmut il inbntirs visit la Soatllo and iSujcm. , To Mert Tonlgl't llwawll Scott, boy scout exe- 1 .... -HI m..nt thin nvo.nlllir ut ..... - - - 7:!t0 o'clock with tho imtn ot tho LVntrul Chureh of Christ, thte meeting to be In the church annex. Home 'roin Portluml 1 K. I.uell6 Daly, owner of mm. r. i,mn - the Colonial Heamy snop. nas re- tgrn.sl from iwiinnq. aiietj visn- ing there for about two weel Kanivla People 4leii Jfr. and Mrs. W. A. lngerson and Mrs. Vlvu" Kby were hero from Kaine.ln yesterday.; They spent tho day shopping. - Homo Front Hiislncss Trip ltobert KaKln. loeul attorney and member of tl.e scluol board, returned yeslerday. from Portland where ho hus been slnco Krlduy on business. Will Visit Mother Mrs. H. A. Orlton. of Enterprise, t arrived In l.a Grande last nigh for a weeks' visit with her mothor. Mrs. t". M, Boyd. ' " Lento For Portland -Dr.-and Mrs. A. l.. mcnaro,. Hichardson l..rl Inst evening for a several days' vlslt-itr- Portland-wtiere -Dr.. Hlch- nrdson will look'after professional business matters.!, ft ,!..!- i Charles Herring, clerk tne.(, (( Vn,,imld Hointncr hotel nero, is. r-1" i. i.nee loiinv lie nas ueeu 's-rlously 111 of pneumonia for the pust Jew days. . . , ,nwpl.Mlin Hero , J ' W K Lerfel, of Joseph, was In I.a Grande yesterday. Lerr.-l Is connected will, tho Black Marble und i.lme company at Knlerprise. llciv 1'inm Jow'Pli ul,.,u,tn rif Joseph is 1n '" " ' ' '. HH l,u Grande ror a low . is inking lessons Uf .waving at the Colonial Beauty shop. nofnrii.s lo HiMkaway . - . Vclma Snyder lert Inst night for Ttookuwuy near Portland whero .dh'cVitYtikesF.hci home nf.lor-, vsit-. li.g fof soirfe IHno'irl the-home of ,rr parenis, Mr. und Mrs. K. Snyd c. - T Wullowu oil Hiislmws , "Norman Jackson went toW.ll loxvn this UlurnipV on ns ,,esg.MIo -will return to MrGrunde-this even ing Jackson 'Is from v Portland, and will be-' hero for tj r hre t, i 4luys. Itelllined Home . . ....... ..luiilni- and shopping In l!n Grande for a lew u Ki orge McDonald relumed tar her ine at SMn.mrvillltl.l. morn, lug While here she visited -.o.kJKrt homo of her son und uaughtwr-i..;-;ittw, Mr. and Mra Weslle McDon 'ald. f 1-ililen.rlw Attorney Hero ,. i Daniel Boyd, atlorpi-y of Knter jirlse. was in town this morning for ilia morning court session. lie re turned home son . the. brunch, lino train. Boyd drove as far as La Grande with Ira Snyder, manager of the retail lumber yards for the .Kast Oregon Lumber company at 'Enterprise, on bis wny to Pendle ton on business; ' - ' f Pendleton SPRING SUITS with 2 Pair Trousers Just in now for your selection. Price $39.85 ' With 2 pair- trousers Clothes Of Quality V Clint's ; Clothiery The More Wltb ft Cotisciuic Here From l.'llloit .Mrs. i,on .Mitchell Is hero from Union where she makes her homo. Hero From I'ortlwiil .Mr it. I. Lunals and buby son. Ttlchurd I'uul. are I" the city from l'ortlund visiting Ur. It. 1'. J.nndis. Ix'ft For lortlttil Miss Ueryl Conley left Kiinduy night for 1'ortlund, wlieru site will make her. hums with her irrand- mwuirr. ..lira. i.ora uicimrus, aim wU1 attend mhool there. : " : ' "I,y Utt,l,',,!r Krn Mr. . and Mis. l.ynne Hohnen- kanip nro tho parunls of un I'isht- pound buby duURlitcr burn tiunduy. I Hot h mother and baby urn dointr nicely. Tho little girl hus not yet been nuined. Have Ilaliy Duuisliter Air. and. Mrs. Joe Hughes ure tho parents of a seven-pound buby duutrhtcr born to them Sunday night ut their liomo on Cedar street. Hughes is employed with Hohan's Flower shop und gardens here. '' ' ' . ,'On Way Home s - Mrs. A, H. Coulter vn In Ia I Grundy this morning on her way lomo' to K,K,n arU r PdliiR a ,urt of tno ntvr Uuker. Mrs. Coulter wus ut Baker for threo , months. Ifotiut TliLs Morning ' Karl ( Reynolds, seeretury of t he Union county chamber of eom- nierce, returned homo ;( fr'om Hkl,r. wIu the ttnmml IIU!,tlnB , inorce, returned homo, this morn- ho spoko H.. ni Mm linker rc,,amut.r ot commerce lust even- ' ' onens Store at l'-ngeiii1 Ye,,. Krcnch.- formerly of I.a erHnu0 hus opened a ladles' ready t to-wear store at Kugene. I store woe opened tn the jiublic for . lite, first tlnie Sulurday. . e'rench was nt one time associated with French uiTtl- Orecne's ladles' reudy j to-wear store here. . .,;, ! llutelier's Villon to JlM'l The Butcher's union 'will, meet this evening at the Crescent Meat market at 7:30 o'clock. A num ber of new members have recent ly been taken In und nil are urged to be present as the meeting will I be un Important one, officers Buy. . A Sl11m,.rT,nu Today , ,,,10eb(, willlunis passed Itlirough I.a Grande this morning 'on her way to Summervllle whero she Is visiting today. Mrs. Wil- ... ., I 1( )B (1,slrlct u,,pUty of tho " . ,,1,,,,. i,,. she will ri.t'urn. t0 ,tt Grande tomorrow and w.m n)f(l w(t)l thQ ,ocn chllp,()P. ,; .naval 'Neighbors tomorrow Mr. mi Mi a William: Ash residents of I.u Grande for the past l 30 years, have gone to Portland I whero they will join their two sons j ) and' daughter and muko their fu- j ture home. Ash was lirHhe men's clothing store business here for ubout 25 years. Their home here "at 1101 O avenue has been sold to I Mis. Bessie Meyers, und she and I her fnmlly will move there from ll'nlon soon. Tho Ash's will inako -their home In the Irvlnglon sec lion of Portland. ' START MOVE FOR HIGHWAY TO MEDICAL ; ifnntiniieil from Pnre One, N thu unspent money will hn legally .1 I., II... Vl,.,li,...1 UtlfitlfTU II lltf Hl.le Mounluln' hlKliwuys. which I ,... ,.!, I, -r,-, I Hi,, iiiosl. Imiiortanl lilec. of rpau that, remain to be onsmictf'd. '-vAs the mutter now stands thr. bond Issue provides that the money unspent must not bo used for any oilier ' roads thun those spcciriod which inaltcw neccs snry an clf-clfon to ranrej these bonds und Issue new ones In ,thcir place. s $125,000 N(miIcI 1'or Oir 'County KoadmnHter S. It. M.or uan rcjmrtcd thut It would cost up- pioximut!ly $125,000 to urade nnd ; surfuce a rood to Medlcut Springs from I'nlon. but no fiKure has bcon . arrived as yet in connection with the other hlKhway. - The road from lnion won out hi t discussion over the plan to con-I nect with Mcdicul - Springs via Tclocnsct for scvernl reasons, it Is said. One-is that the route through I'nion would be two or threo miles ( shorter and another is that this . route would serve a larpe number 1 of formers up Catherine creek nnd In The Turk territory, while the other would serve but few! rural communities. G. U J-arison. of tho chamber ronds committee, announced to day that a mass meeting Will bo held In the near future to fur ther discuss the problem. SENATE O. K. PLACED UPON REPEAL BILL! (Continued from Paite One) lamctte river ut Newberg and th bridge at ' Corvallis. The mcusu' bad been tabled mid was tnk. n SXM'.M MAX AltltKSTHD from the table on motion of Sen- sALKM. tire.. Feb. 8. (A I') J. utor llrown, of Marlon county. j, jn.nlols. of this city, hux been Ut-IKnl rian Itenten r rented n charges growing out of The proposed repeat of the six W(,KI,, theft of goods from a loeul Iter cent tux liinitutlon uill "' ' ,.()thlng store, extending over a be submitted to the people The .l(,rjoti ,,f the six years thHt Dahiels senate today killed by Indefinite , nilJ4 tQVXX a clerk nt the store. It postponement house Joint resolu-' WJIM Hnnoiiuced this afternoon at lion number 1". making thut pto-'the office of the .Marlon county vision. A minority of the reso-1 sheriff. littions committee. Hare nnd Mo- The arreni was nmde In connee i r, wus for the amendment bu ,ttun wit 1 1 that of If. K. Oanlels. his failed to Ret Us renort mtlmtltuted j brother at Kuirene. The charge (h for the majority report w hich wus made thut clothing wns stolen from signed by Kddy. Marks und Man.i. the store here and taken to liugcne .In' tho d'.butti 6'Butu.r LiUo d-J-.bj- the biotlmr;' . ' r f, DIAZ ARMY BEATS MBERAL FORCES Report Received that Chi nandega Evacuated " After "Air Raid MANAGUA, l4ua. Feb." 8. (AIM After un air attack with I hi m Im and intii'hino kumh by two airplanes nttat'hed to the conserv ative army of t'rcMldent Dlas. the liberal 010 en which ruptured tho town of ChtnandeKH Sunday were reported to have hoisted the white flu,. The report wat brought back by William ilrmiks. a native of New Or lean a who .wjtli Leo Mason, carried out the air raid. In coor dination with an udvance by the conservative troops aided by rein forcements sent fruin ; ManaKUa Sunday nlt;ht. Ut'ookrt said tho conservative troops reentered the town, parts of which were still smouldering from tho fire which destroyed a large area. Conservative officials expressed I tho belief that the liberals, scatter ing to nearby towns, probably would return in the next day or ho to continue the battle. By tills time It was wild, further conserv ative reinforcements were expected to be on the scene. The conservative general, Joso rasas Diaz, has left Managua ffor Matagalpa, where the liberal gen eral Moncada Is reported to be cunceutrathiK his forces for an at tack on the towns. clured tho limitation had defeated Its own purpose. Joseph! supporting the majority report, scoffed ut.'the slate defloit which he declared Is largely Imnv- & Inary because the state acctden' coinmission hus money enough t'u finunce the stuto twice over. , '',.. Itiiinded n Humbug . Henutor Moser brunded the ' t per Cent llmitutioit'us' a 'auiiibug and a furce." Senator Bailey, averred ihat hntl It not been, for the . 0 nqr cent limitation' no .new sources of rev enue would ever huve been found and tho land ' and small home owner would be loaded up with luxes even more than nt present. Hall fought for ubolishlng tho limit, declaring thut.' tux levying bodies always go the limit, 'u re sult of It. - Vote Itwonled The vote on the question was: Kor: Kanks. Heals, Bell, Davis, 1 Dunne, Hall, Mure, Miller, Moser, I Nurblud. .Upton. J Agulnst: Bailey. Brown, Buljer. lriitt, Cursner. Dunn, Kddy, Klllo'.t, Hunter, Jones, Joseph, Kiddle, Klcppcr,' Munn. Marks. Heynolds, ytaples. Ktruyer, Corbett. Susnendlng the rules thuf nctlon might be speeded up on the goe- ernor's tithing bill, the house this morning set 2:30 .p. m. today us he hour for, final reading of the Farmer to Serve 7-Year Sentence . SAI.IOM. Ore.. Feb. S (AP) James S. Trent a . well known runner of Yumhill county must, servo a sentence of seven yours, In the penitentiary and puy a flno of tsoo lor conviction of mans laughter, Is the decision of the su preme court handed down today. Appeal was from Yamhill county. Judge W. W. Ilumscy, was affirm'' ed. I Trent wus indicted nnd tried for munsslaiiKliter In 1926 for the kill ing of George Oscar llamlln. of Portland. In September 1025 tho four llamllns. Gene. George. Earl and William left Portland for Til lamook county on a deer hunting trip and slopped In tho evening by the roadside In front of the farm of Trent to repair tho headlights on lln lr auiomooue. n nuiiieuru that their car wus stopped close,. by a melon patch and Trent nel.ovtnt? some one was,. stealing hla melons look a shot-in tho-dark wllh the result that. GcorKfc llamlln tho driver was killed arid Gene lluiullu tho father was fatally Injured.; IWHtAII IMKIIKK ISKI i: . WASHINGTON, Keb. 8 (All in a letter to Ir. Nicholas Mur ray liutler. Senator liorah. repub lican. Idaho, a dry leader of the senate DRreed to cooperate 'in. bringing the prohibition Ihsuc be fore tho next republlcun conven tion. The letter was in reply to an ad dress by Dr. Hutlcr, who redlctcd thut no candidate for president could bo elected Unless ho was op posed to prohibition. "I' ogreo with you perfectly that we should" not. dodtfo this issue," wild Semitor Borah. I shall con tribute In every way I can to force the issue to final conclusion In tho next convention. VKXW.KTOX MAX lll'HT VKNIIJ;T0N, Feb. 8. (AP) Neal Thompson, blacksmith ut ft loeul shop, suffered the loss of middle finger on his left hund this morning when his glove caught In a planer dragging his hand' Into the knife. 11. .1-. Newcomb. truck driver for the tame company, who had JiiHt previously extended his Hympalhlcs to Thompson sustained a broken wrint when his engine tmekflred us he was rrunklng It. lie was thrown several feet from the machine. 1 Game Birds. All Right in Eastern Oregon, Report PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 8. (AP) -Reports that many pheasants und hu nga rla n part ridge sta rved to death during the cold weather In i Ku stern Oregon are untrue, accord -ling to, th estatement of Gene M. Sompsou, superintendent of state game farms. :' Simpson1 wont Into the country around Pendleton und Pilot Itock during the snow to In inKtimitn th. ronnriM n fuiletl to find ; sine h su.no in which a ! find a single instance in which a game bird died uf cold or hunger. During .ctild weather tho pheas ant went Into tho feed Juts with the stuck, and helped themselves, Kompson said. "The hungarians Just dug down through the snow anywhere." lie said he saw muro of the latter variety during his two days at Pilot Hock than ho thought existed in Oregon. Salvation Army Meetings Held Special meetings of the "I'll Fight Campaign." which are being held at the Salvation Army hull, are being well ut tended, it Is reported. Tonight the Uev. Ualph Milton, presiding elder of the Fr.ee Meth odist church for this district, will speak ut H- o'clock. There will also be singing. Kvcryoiie Is cor dially Invited tu attend. Picture Dougherty In Sinister Colors Kill) Kit A I, COntT, NHW VOHK. li'eb. 8. (AP) A picture or. Hurry M. Dougherty us an uttorney gen eral who stooped to graft whilo sworn to' enforce the law, wus sketched today by I'nlted Stutes Attornoy Kiuery It. lluekner. In his opening address ut the trial of Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller, former alien property custodian. : "We will show you," Huekner said, "that Jess W. 8mllh, who later committed suicide In Duugherty's Washington home.' was his agent In the transfer of $7,000,000 of as sets of tho American Metal com pany to Hlehurd Merton. a German who came over here und negltluted th John T. King, one lime re- publican nutiunu! committeeman, who died last June, for the return of that enemy owned property. ; "We will show It, not by Mor ton's testimony, for ho will tell you , ,,, i.-i.,',i u.iih ,,,i Miller, but by tracing some ot the i 1391,000 uf liberty bonds the very j ones Merton gave to Ktng, to the bank of UaUriherty'M brother. S. Danherty, in(VuHhlnt;ton Court house, Ohio." lUickiicr'n openini: wuh punctu ated with interruption! by deteiiHo attorneyH. , Aaron Haplro, couiiKel for Miller, objected to lhickner'a uhc of chartH. callliiK them "'theatrical props. ine courts nowever. permuren.., JJucknor to continue umimk them. , M Wfthu wiih0lit oppoBlllon, when ' t il votud a.revolvinK fund of $200.- ANNIJAL OREGON - f?" for I he. prison flux plant. This TO A IT TVf TT'TT'T' GT?T wus utl tho rciiict of the slatn lXVlLf 1IVjVjL Ollioard of control made ' thrpuli - . Stiii o Treasurer Kay. (Continued from I'sn Onel the oi-Kiiniisuiloii und its primary ''V Governor v t'atlcrson which purpone. ' .shows $123,000 worth of flax nui- ltepreHenlativeH of the John Puy ' Urin on hand, btiscd on present highway will likely' be In attend- . price-; and 2l3,OU0 worth of ii nve nt tho mooting, and tho fjuoa- bulldinBH. equipment und muchln tion as to whether or not tho John ry. Slnco tho flax operation was l)av hiu'hwnv will bo considered us -Blurt ed 12 years iiko. Kay sulci It a competitor or a part of the txen cml road system of this section wllh a right to bid for traffic on its own footing, each highway utand Inf; on its merits, will be decided. . Following the meeting of the as sociation the biuird of directors will meet nnd elect offleors for thu new year. Klamath and Rend Case Before . C C. WASHINGTON, l-'eh. 8 AI') Decision by the I. ('. ( In the re cent controversy ovur rullroud cotiHLruc.llon between lteud und Klamath Kalis,' Ore, may lie ex pected at any time, but may be delayed for weeks. Alt (lata have been submitted, nnd the litigants will have no fur ther opportunity for argument. The commlr-slon notwithstanding, is understood to havo some dl vi sion of opinion, which has entail ed repeated discussions. Boy Shot at Play , Dies in Portland I'OHTI.AND. Ore., Kel). 8 (AC) Jackie Wuldo. i -year-old who wus accidentally i shot ' whilo ut pluy by liin pal, llobby Huuer. Ii years old. In the Ituuer home, died this morning at tho l'ortlund sani tarium. ' llobby found a .22 caliber rlflo, which botlr boys believed untouded, and pulled tho trigger. No chargcH will be made, It wus suld. rim; r.xTixirisiii;i ' I'OltTLAND. Ore.. Feb. H (Al') Fire which broke out In the hold of the Mc.'ormlrk steam -r Newport, shortly after her urrlvul from Kan Francisco and Los An geles this morning mused dum age . to ca rgo before be! ng exl I n -guished. The extent of the Iohs con not' be estlmuted until the ta -go hns been removed und Inspect ed. The flit' was discovered whii the hutch wus removed und evi dently hud been burning for some time. MIX HON "KTHAI IH 1HIOI iHT TO AM FltlC.t A Hirudlvarlus bus jit been an nulrcd from I'rof. Oordori Tuiiner, London violiniHt, ry t'uptatn Klilr ley Fulcke, a liritisli officer now living In New York. Hefore pur chased In 1HH3 by Professor Tan ner, the instrument was tn tho pos session of the lletherfugton fnmlly uf Fxeter. Ingland. and AiigUHt Willitlm; , v. ho Used it hi tuii'jerU. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT DRAWS NEAR (Continued from Pace One) Friday evening threo Karnes nro scheduled,- starttwr at 7, 8 und 9 o'clock and Saturday afternoon two more gallics will be played, at 2 and 3 o'clock. At the end oC tho Maturday afternoon Karnes either five or six teams will have been eliminated. iAtra ;aim .May Ik) I'la.ved Saturday nliiht, ut 8 p. in., tho . - i !nplonshlp name will be played unless, because of the eventuality thut a team with one defeat mlg'.it defeat' a team with no losses, in which case another Bunio will be required to determine, the best quintet. . If tho 8 o'clock guine Sutuvd'iy night results In two teams being- left each wllh but one loss. Uu . play-off will he culled either ul ter 20 minutes of rest or on Hu . following Monday night, Keu. SH. I money, n lot of them doing cx Whether tile gume be pluyed Hut- j tremely well. It has been a cubo urduy nlsht or held over - until of tho survival of tho fittest, und .Monday nsls with the two teams most of those on the Job ure now and their coaches. If un exlia eupublo and successful. Wo huvo game, which would be the 15th '"It for a long time, and uutslde contest, should bo pluyed Snturduv exports now cunflrm this, tlml night, flve-ininute qunrters will Lu there Is no country In the north ullowed to . give the pluyers us t better n.luitcd lu the dairy much rest as possible. i business und the raising of hogs '. , . . .. und sheep. To unyone who ob- . Alio urtinins lu utik. i iiii.mt iu-i grouping of the - eight teums un I lu , determine ' their., schedule cf guiiH's In the tournumcnt. wllUake place shortly before the tourna ment. Only one drawing will be made. ' . Ouvia lo Kefeiw . 1 , it. C. Caocia. of Portland, who I.iia h.hrmul ft.-l l.i.fnra. In ITnln:i toui nuuicnts. has again been en- Is likely tu begin u largo Industry gaged to handle, Hie gHin'es. Ills hero. Much inquiry from the uut refereelng has been found nccepl- side Is belnft received regarding uhle to both the pluyers und funs dairying possibilities, und nil who und the committed considers Itself huve tried It think our nhundant fortunate to secure Ills services, i pasture, water and cheap feed Some tournament officials ure' make tho best possible conditions, yet, to-be nuiucd but these will bo Deposits In banks are bidding up selected In tint .near future. . 1 well, and nil legitimate demand for , . I loans Is readily taken care of. In 1'XroX I'ltKPAltlXfJ i'NroN. Tell.. 8 (Special). -This town Is getting ready to entertain tho fourth (. district ' busketball tournament which will bo held on the 24. 25. and 21! of this month. -The school g.ym Is being ropnlred 1 In a few places and tho scnting I capacity will be further enlarged Mills year to belter accomodate tho J crowds that will he heru for the j three days of sport. , The Union commercial 'club has ordered a flno i cup which will bo presented to the team that comes out vlctor ln tho 8"rl''a of g'm' - Faith Shown in Flax Industry ' HTATK. HOL'HK, SA7.KM. Ore, (I'Vb. 6 (AP) Fulth 111 tho Ore '(run flx InduHtry und willinKiicFH to booHt that'acllvlty ut the titatn '.penitentiary yua ' manifested by fiu Woy(t. nnd. iiieanrts conimitl I The Hluto treasurer read from , 'n new audit of the industry made had lost about $107,000,. due to experiments, und Inexperience lu handling. stands' for all that is desirable in baking powder. All that is necessary to produce the finest bakings at the lowest cost. : THE WORLD'S GREATEST B AIMING POWDER MAKES BAKING EASIER IT'S DOUBLE ACTINO Sale Time Thdse ol Any Other Brand I STAR Coming Ken Maj nard in BRIGHT YEAR . IS EXPECTED IN NORTHWEST (Continued trom Page 1) running just about the. same as usual, and our crop pruspects -for the coming season wero never bet- tor. We havo had u Kreat deal of moisture and plenty uf snow to In- sure Rood crops for noxt season." - KnterirlBo--A. is. Pace, cashier, Wallowa National hailk: , "We feel thut Wulluwa county Is stnsliiK a real 'eome-haek.' Tho county was rather hard hit by the county was mtner naru nit iy me P1rettHlon. To u large extent this .,... rtUB ... trie forcing ot u lot of molley on our stockmen In fuel, sotting up men In business who u-ors nut stockmen bv livestock iullll companies. Of courso. a lot men. There Is considerable mining I( tneM0 ,,,, went broke, und the development going on In the Snake' legitimate operators wero hard hlt.lHIvor region and tho Mother Lode, It overstocked tho rungos und upset mine, which hus furnished employ- things In general. Today, pruc- tic-ally all of our livestock men und ful'mer . customers nro loaning servos the livestock train rolling out of this valley every Saturday, loaded with muny curs of hogs. sheep und cuttle, und tho heavy. shipments of lumber, gruln audi nreum, It Is evident thut Wallowa j county can.ioi net . .org.ng ,u u.e ., wh lml offlccra do fronl und stuylng there. Our first I . .,!.,, rv. cheesa factory,' making hwiss plinwin Im iretllni? 11 nleo Htiiet and. Bome-plnccs the last year's Crop was pot too guod, but prospects for the coming yeur ure ubutit tho best ever." , , - - 1 Pendleton Lyman G. Itlco, cash ier. The First ' National bank of Pendleton: "Crop outlooks In the territory iidjaceut to Pendleton are purticu lurly blight ut this time. Wo havo had much more' rainfall thai! we huve in liny m the last four or five years In fact, thin Ih the flrat: year In ihono nevcrnl. that the llKliter IuihIh have been well mmkeil ,. with motsluro. Of coursej there are many thlnna which mlfht happen,) any of which would HerioiiHly cur- tail production. The chief danfrer. we havo Is from frceidnK weather, tho possibility of which continues! trousers, ; and so th& negotiations up until Uio latter part of April. were held up;. :' The prqHpects for livestock tp'ow-. The siiltah, tho 'story koch on, ers nrc also very koo1. (lenenilly, I waited until his royal fm tie wo was sheep are 1n very wood qondition, exhausted and then'belicvlnc 'ono and the expected crop of lambs ! uf Ills chieftains huJ ; liwiorod a should be very satisfactory. Tho; commund, sent word Iff the t I'hll wlnter weather thus far has boon ; Ipplue cnnHluhuhiry to KO: ilhead sufficiently 'lnlld'to hold down th ojibratlntf'c'nM-' tnr both 'CntHe' nnd COTTON RAYON BLOOMERS For Girls and Women " -: , , In all the popular shades. Ideal for spring wear. ... . 'v 95c Each--' s--:-4;:,;,v... ART & BABY SHOP TODAY WEDNES. DOUGLAS MacLEAN .. IN "INTRODUCE ME" Douglas needs no introduction to you, but he craved an introduction to a girl and did he get it? He sure did but how ! Here's fun for the whole family ! THURSDAY "The Overland Stage" sheen raisers to a very rcasohabre lovel." -.. - ' - . ltaker llu-ilneHH yulel, ' Tinker C. It. Wheeler, cashier, Duller Loan & Trust Co.: "I have made nu particular In- vestlKutlnn of business -conditions. hut on the whole, business appears to be very quiet, due largely to the' depression In the. lumber liuslnesH. However, none of our mills have ( dosed down. We also had a very poor yeur from the standpoint of jirrlKntlon. on account of light snow-J ' fall last winter and our crops cor- rcspondlnKly short. Prospects for next year look much better, tho snowfull being greater and the ground souked by lute rains last grouuu nuunv 3 fall. The lumber business also ftp- pears to bo reviving, the prices be- Ing sumewiiut better. Sheep ure doing well und the bolter prices for beef have ; encouruged the cuttlo mom lor auue a large nuuioer ui mon. Taking as u whole, the sllun- limt is not un uwu wn iikhmi- iw lieeted In view ot tho adverse con ditions." Woman Badly Hurt In Drunken Brawl l.ONOVIEW.'WasK Kel). 8 (XV) Mnv Mary St. Clan-, aged houtor,lueH1) fjcl, wllh ' rw r)IIWBrs, 40, was In the county hospital here , 1euv1ii1. mo!i. of .,. ...olielH tu today suffering from concussion of tho bruin," .bruises, about tho ,-fnoo and other. Injuries, received lust Krlday night, and four men. In cluding her son. aged 17. wore held In Jull as material witnesses In ...-. ...., t,..n.;,i n, ,.,. . . 1 ! 1 .- . . '.- mutt , hud bcon beotcri... Tho men held are 'Art . ?Cu'Ucr.. . John Topor, ltobert C. C'Bihpbell .and tho wd iuuiis son. Jdhn St. flair claimed to know- nothing- ot the-affair. Others suld tho woman fell on a stove. - 1 .' -, . , i Hospital' officials said tho' wo mun had little chance of recovery: PRINCESS CAUSE OF DOWNFALL OF MORO CHIEFTAIN rrnntlntitO from Pane On) nei'ommydatlndr youuH woman. , SlanlHll lUH 1'NIIIM v i In order tu .make it clei'rly un doi'Htuud that hIio- wuh ..dlHpleaHed, hIio then Hetaed a knife and nt- taeked lJutu Tuhll'p troiiHerM. which were lylmt near.by, in- n 'moment ihev were lu HhredA. ; They were the only trouBerH Tuhll hnd with him. ..lie positively could not attend the conference at the royal palace without ttv pair' of ii Ttie con.sluoulniT dlu. It movct AImi Slumlnit "l-IOTIOIl t.Tl'YVKSA.NT" A ilniiiiQ ut lliu dayH nhcll old Xi'H York youiis. MOTOR! INTHIWM 110-1 Adams Store No. IS La Oranile, Ore. Tennis Shoes 49c Broken lines in misses' and ladies' Tennis Shoes. White and brown uppers Avith good' rubber soles. , 1 ' up .to the furtlflcutl'in und - then learned thnt the. .princess wus Inside.- Thut. stove off the attack for Mnvnenl iIiivh rinnllv Tnhll i.ml IliA face tiie fire. Siiccial cnrreHpund oiit reported GO Murua wuro killed In the uttauk. .Official rvpurtH litit cd jhe dead at 3il. . , ' ,' lrliiccsH IN'tillrut. ; . The prlnceiw later wiu found cx haufHeiU and penitent, wandering on , mountain .Hido,, hut her.huK-. baud' wiw nowhere about, -ile Iti beiMB' MoiiKht on, a ehai'KU' of ftedl tiuii, ; ... ' JliH : people ; huvo' ttiriu'd attaint him. The )i'inceMH h he tnu - kept lit tienii-eonfinenient; hut wile haw Hhowu uch penltetice that It Ih believed Hive will not bo puns iKlicd farther. . We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's Cotton Hose in black and brown. Very- serviceable. Reg. 2 for 25c value, ' - . 2 for 15 ; Men's Fancy Mer cerized .Dress Hose in the newest color com binations; reinforced, heel and toe. Our low price , ' : ' , . ,25 per pair See Our Window Dis play for Quality Mer chandise at the Low-. est Prices. '" '" Dentrovpi-s of HJirh Prites. 1 A GIANT , towers above the Oliv er, great pictures like a mountain over1 a sand dune MitLiorj M;iu AlllfiiU;, ' ' : Vifl'il' -MfUiBllluit Flunk I'urrlsi' vui'ku Kavvct'lt Comedy "Bars and Stripes" TODAY ' WEDNESDAY ARCADE