La Grande evening observer., April 05, 1927, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVKK
Tuesday, April 5, 1927.
Children's School Shoes
They'll stand hard wear and they're
good looking, too!
Dependable
Quality
HiiF
Dependable
Values .
PLANCAMPlAGN
AGAINST RABIES
Government, State and
County Authorities to
Work in Grant
SPORT NEWS
PORTLAND DROPS !
MONDAY CONTEST,
Five Pitchers Used But
Seals Nose Beavers Out
and Take Series
mm-
FORFEITS AND
FINES AMOUNT
TO ABOUT $250
Th city treasury I richer by
more than $150 today the re
null of police activities over tho
week end.
V. M. Mayhood, who pleaded
troilly to drunkeneas, was last nljrht
entcnocd In municipal rourt to
pay u fine of $36 und nerve 10 dayii
In jnfl. May hood is n old of
fender, police declare.
A. c. Carpenrer did not Appear
Tor I rial and forfeited $25. 'J ho
rlmnre attains! him w drunk
encim.
Mary Keating, also charged with
driinketictt. foiled to appear for
trial and forfeited 26.
It. Zwetfel. who pleaded Klly
to posses-Ion of homo brew, was
sentenced to pay a fine of $200.
Trial of T. Knight, charged with
disorderly conduct, was postponed
until tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
PACIFIC COAST !,I A(.I I!
Rucnwnenio &
San Kmncl-wy, ....
S aMlA - ,..
Oukbuidj
MuMlona .....
Portland
Los Afifles
Hollywood .. ....
! w i:iii)Avs ritfH.it.wis
KJ It Shuttle. 34.4m-7Vkr)
C:lf. to ":4f, dinner concert; 7:4.1
to :;', studio proKrmn; 9: so-.
1 .fiho namv inur rent tiring . on-
4 3' .Gt37 fr.v "Mil his Victor Itccording ur
4 J .mm t:t i
3 S .Soft KMX Portland (44Tm-6Ttkc) 6
3 3 .ito to tiUft. baseball scores. ntws; 7
! 4 JSS to S. Al de 4 'ri Midori, it td hi? tin net;
t 4 (in.l.
0 & .hmo ; KO." rorvstll i 1 Sn.Sm-1 07n-
kcl 7, sports review; 7:l to X:IS.
tdtort talks; h, i. mustc hour.
Klio - Oakland ifi 1 m-J.V'kc fi,
1 din's l.lMle Symphony uiyhe.wra;
..(.': news. . rtv;llher, produce: ft
falm lirogranu 9. VV. O. VV.
tK dinner dance, fro-
l'(HTI,AMt. Ore., Apr. 5 (AP)
Government, -date and county
I iltilliorllleH were cooperating today
rid Grunt county, in Kastern
jron, of tin- tneiiaco of rallies
' wlilrh have mnde. peaceful farm
. animals try lo emulate deeds, of
It.-iiNts ri-iehrnted in nursery
rhymes.
j Thi- famous row I hut Juinpc4
' over tin- moon hud u counterpart
tu a cow that 1 1 led to leap into;
the wuK'n df a furim-r. Hn career,
however, wan cut - short by the
tiinn'T who rushed to the house
;iml gut hlii rifle.
A hors.- Mied ly the d I wane
turn- d upun I he rider, trying to
' Pile him, und then dashed through
: III lie Wlr fetlci-H hefOrt it W"S
imped and pin to death. I
j Invading a furmyard a Vabid I
coyut.. faniiht with u dog, forcing " 11 v
the rarnicr to take refuge In tho Kt'OKNK, Ore.. Apr. fi (AD
rafters ol a ham. Another dog IVwcy Husscll, alleged partner of
oiiihiH: the haiile ftnully oyerpow- t Alhert Krowniee in the holdup of
en d and killed th coyolel Itoth the V en ft a pool hall, was found
diKN later had to he killed. Kullty of otault with Intent to roh
The' tuHiuitt eH, n porled hy I. H. hy a jury In circuit court here late
Hu;t Mine, deputy ffume warden at ' sterduy. No date has been ait
4'anyon City, and J Hck Hichards, . for the sentence,
eounty it went of (Jrant county, f The jury was out for a little
raus. -d Stanley Jewett. director of more than two hour.
Om- preihMory nnimal department ' KuMell wsh charged with partl-
4if the ft ill ntl ItioloKlcal survey to ri pat ion in tho Veneta rohtery of
Dewey Russell Is
Guilty of Assault
By the. AtMn-tjUcU lrr
Tho Tortland Beavers usrd five
pitchers In an rffort to even tho
series with the KriwH Mals yester
day but ftnally tost a 12 to II hat-
tinr atw. Th Kalfi wr trail mu irin'
injr by six runs when the sisth inn u
ln opened, but by heavy htttlns;
they svened the count, and then
won the fame In the last frame.
. Seattle made It four straight
over Ia An re leu by wtnninpr yrs
trdays fracas, 3 to . The Angela
out hit the northerners hut could
not bunch their blows.
l.eo Dtckerrnan pitched a one
hit rame that enabled Oakland to
trim the Han Pranclsco Missions. I
to 0V Blade, Mission shortstop. wa
the only player to ffet
IHckerman.
tOnly three rames played.)
Oaks I. Mis-straw 0.
Oakland (AP)
Mtaatona ..
Oakland 4 1
Hatterlea l.udolph and Whit
ney ; iHckerman and Baker.
KKI l.os Anireles (4ii?m-S4ukr)
T. Itajr Vlsher's OrlKlnal Victorians
lUru-e orchera; 7:S, crime talk;
;::. Iwllad sinjEcr: s, CaiiHH Male
quartet: , Seluyn Harris; lo, pro
Rrmn of clawtc music by Sunset
IimtrumenUU iuartcl.
K Y A Sii n Kr a n isco ( 3 , S m -7S"kc)
6.J to 7:3ft. ronrert trio;
S to V, Lenten, service. Old St.
Mnra church; to 1. pronram:
lu to II. Herb Meyt-rinck's flift
hit off U-tel dunce orchestra.
K lo San Krancisco (4lm
7eikc orchestra; 7, concert
orchestra: S to 9. musical program,
mostly classical numbers; to to.
R. II. K. "t'htckeriiuc Hour": 10 to U, States
0 11 Hestaurant orchestra: 11 to mid.
nilrht. Hilly Look 'ft Cahlrians.
dlM.iteh Kimer Williams, expert
varmint evtertnlnator, to the Hear
ViiMtty and lef ctlona of Grunt
rmmtv dlrert three oth-r sov
crniin nt huniers already on tho
Knmtwl. in an eifott to ifc out
the mmaw.
Vvyotes will be trapped an,l
poisoned, and dogs will be placed
(;. quarantine until the danger U
pa-d. Sit id Jeueit. The stalo
livestock Nt nitary board, and the
county authorities of tirant county
hae pronuwtl to cooperate.
Ouin to the fact that the
rahits iierm often remains tdor
mant for months before an out
break orcurrs It would le necc
jry lo exercitv vigilance a long
tune, .sai! J welt. There are coni
paraiiveiy few coyotes in the sec
tion affected, and they will be pur- ,
sued with ulf the skill of tho gov
ernment hunters.
1-1 rst information of rabies In
Grunt county was received by the
hlotosical survey officials in Port
land w hen the head of a dog wai j
rvelvd for analysis. 1-aier a 1
February 2 7. when William Mad
daugh. proprietor of the pool hall,
was shot and seriously wounded.
Construction of ,
Rail Line Delayed
r POHTI.ANO. Ore., Apr. & (API
--f'onst ruction of a, new line from
Klamath rills through Cornell.
al.. to connect with the Nevada -
1 Catlfornia-Oregon. near Alturas,
: Cat., will he delayed by the South
1 ern Pacific company until after
disosittoii has ben made of the
caw pending before the I. C. C,
t on tiie proposal . of the Oregon
' Trunk to extend from hend to
Klamath KuIIsl ThU U stated In
the annual report to the stock
holders by Henry V. Deforest,
chairman pf the executivi commute.
Marines Entrain
At Quantico On
Way to Orient
WASH-INOTON. Apr. S (AP)
Pour trains carrying a detachment
of &00 nvarlms were scheduled to
leave Quantico, Va., for Han Diego
today where a second force, of 1500
le to be mobllixed In tho event
they are needed in China. . The
equipment of the '"devil dogs" in
cl udrs I wo bat I erles of field ar
tillery, three tanks and a company
of engineers.
SAV DIKOO.
Apr.
f AP-
WJiile work of the, loading of the
transport Henderson for Its voy
ago to Shanghai was being carried
on with all possible speed today,
engineers were using similar speed
In making repairs on the engines
of the vessel. Meanwhile the of
ficers waited with such patience
as they could show for tho hour
to be set for them to go aboard
for Ihe trip which they believe is
going to take them into action.
The loading Inrliuhd several
thousand tons of foodstuffs, cloth
ing and other equipment. In addi
tion lo ulrplanea and machine
guns which the murine will take
with them. It was predicted today
thut tho task of getting the Sixth
regiment uwtiy on Ha Ions trip
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
'Phone 799'
" Travel in our
Modern Chair-Car Stages!
Leave
La Grande for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Baker, Boise 1.25 p.m.
La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton . 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m.
(Connections at Pendleton for Walla Walla -md Vzzco)
Leave La Grande '
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
CARR FURNITURE CO.
One Price
To All!
Cash or Credit
NOTE: All merchandise taken over
by the new management (except con
tract lines) remains at the same price,
or lower, in effect during Mr. Carr's
Closing- Out Sale. You'll find many at
tractive values at this new one-price
level.
The Same Liberal Credit Terms!
, across th" Pacific would . hardly
I bo completed before more troop
j trains would be rolling went with
marines for another transport. This
-ill take the third regiment, to
: be composed largely of men troin
ijuntico and New Orleans.
I participate in the naval limitation
' conference between the United
States. Great Britain and Japun
but he does not expect the refusal
will in uny way impede the holding
' of the conference.
('OOI.!IC;K DISAPPOINTED
WASHINGTON. Apr. 5 (AP)
President foolidgc is disappointed
tint Krance has decided not to
1 A New York w oman on her J fi 21
'birthday had a party and 339
young fellows of Ui or moro at
tended. Can't the police do some
thing about this flunilng youth?
i
BOW-WOW-WOW
Having grown from a yellow pup into a full
, feel aide to stny up later.
grown hound wo
FROM NOW OX
the kennel will he open until 10 P. "d
The Yellow Dog
KKSO I.Q Aict'l- (TSnw ruyot'a hatl rumt In. Itoth wfr
HMttlc S, liO Anarhn a
l.o AiurWa (AP) H. H. R
tVwttlo ... 0
Ixm AltplH ... 1 10 4
Hattvrlra Bmit and JnMi;
8andr Mdh, Holmfa and Kan
nah, Handberg.
Krl 1, IV-avcr II
Ran Pranclaco (AIM H. H. K
l'ortl.nd 1 1 U 1
B(trlwt---lonH'r. Klnnry, rl
Tnan. Kuithxa and W.nJill: May.
CKry. Mitchell. NVIIUam. Turin
and Ajmw, 8toka.
lruyt-r Tvlro hy Atm-. Sfipif
KOW Cortland Otm-tlikt)
to T, dinner ronrvrt: 7. utility 'r-(
vtiv: S to S. ronrert: to, or- I
rhrslra nud voral nrtls. J
KTAB tlj.klan t SJ Sm-0-kr)
S to S. rnrlos S'tttiuri. Ktrl
tonr; Kvvlyn Jurt Tunrvvrtiar.
dramrtttr iwvrno: 9 tu to, Mary
Groom UU'liatdJ, contralto; C..vn-
II JonriL trnor; lrvn- Mil
.ptHlii;. Orlv-H
.MIH:rMt. ' v
Ki)Vl 8.-attli (Jnf-5okrV
to II, nttiRlral nroicrm: II to 1:S
I'otrin broadrastrra.
ruund to le Intrrlrd.
Southern Oregon , i
Marathon a Hoax'b
Two New Tor Rtrls won i0
ech for their -romy on thrift.
We r just wxxpderlnic if It win eens sume
rlothes they W-ero wrltinK About. wet
Andrews I welinK out
nnrant' prhlhlibn ajfenm.
Gil ANTS P..y, Or1.. Apr. S
(AP A report from Medford late
fstvrday that two marathon run
ners of the Mfdford Craters had
Parted Tor tl rants Pajw, aroused
inu-r.t heir proved to have
Kns-cmblo from Imh n ,.irt of a merry invasion of
. Granu Pass by the Craters.
. Thf; runners each portly !
pounders.' tartc. from the heart
of Med font in athletic garb, but
tluy beard' d train and traveler!
te- the rest of the way on the rail:.
It The t 'rater came In force and
;.il ure en(.-nained by the cav men
at a dinner hei- last niht.
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La Grande, Oregon
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dependable
ape Ji J.
sr m st a a m wjre -f, jk at nn l w
THIS modern age is the hardest to
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The choicest tobaccos, and the most
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