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

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 8, 192Z. HA GRANDE EVENING.; OBSERVER rage Five r Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Juno 8, 9, Id Villon Live stock show al.rnlan, Ore. July 21, 23, 23 state Aiml oan legion couventiou lu.JLa Grande. lent, who have been vMtlng hero for several weeks, homo to Nynsa. They also stopped at Nainpa. Boise and other points. .At Boise Mr. 1'ollard visited with the Nov. W. C. Hum. formerly pastor of tbo First Presbyterian church hero, , t Here -From 1:IkIii . V W.. M. Mclleth, ofMOlBlu. I t he city toduy on huslm-ua. s In COUNTY PARENTS, TEACHERS FORM CENTRAL COUNCIL (Continued from Pago 'j) llclif li-om linker .' ,, , , ; ,,flli.m'U"'1 ,;,0,""!tol""to. with ihreo members a hlBhway office at H er, s In La legn, ,,uorum t transact business. Mlt-undo today ul the stale highway Eufilee's here on business. . JU-wVeriug Joe Jones, who recoiyod a broken nose .several days uso, is reported to bo. much better, and will be able lo tie out and. around again in u few flays. . VWU1 SIMrr Here Mr- and Mrs. Cap'.Kiuman left last fyk'ht by auto for . their homo at Alalia. Walla. Wash., ufter vis itliw here for a few days with Mrs. Kianiau's aunt, Mies. C. 1. rut-inah After a Kcneral - discussion of various subjects the meeting was closed with prayer, offered by SupT erlnlendent Suyre, and those pres ent retired to the domestic sclonce department, where a sociable and refreshments were enjoyed. - RECORD YEAR EXPECTED IN . AIR JOURNEYS (Continued from I'ase 1) nounced their Intention of attempt ing to capture tho honor for-. Am- MccUiik Tuillffht-.. I erica. Captain c. A. Llndbcrif. re- TlU-ro will bo J. hicetlns of tho ' " "'"ccr ana air man pilot. 01 -"""a. is anoincr Aoioncan wno ACCUSE SIX MEN IN KENTON CASE Josephine County To Buy Fairgrounds I NATION' M. fir AM L IN J'OltTLAXW GRANTS PASS. (AP) Ore., ; Aur.s 8. AKH AKMOHV ' 'Cnn,. T IS .E'TEItED.1"1',' a To Meet Tonight t POUTLANI). Oie.. Apr. 8 (AP) Theft of nine uuloinatle pistols. l&.blunkets. four shirts, four pairs llUKh K. llrady will be tho speuk- Named.in 18 Indict- ments Today: street llEhtlnif celebration commit tcei of tlie American legion this evenipg at 7:30 o clock at Legion liallA lr. Itay Murphy, chairman, will 'preside. A j.rogram for tlio celebration will bi; outlined. Ileni T'rom SlnxvlUe .VC and Mrs. I.e j McOorkle havo rrliijSncd to l.a Uiuude from Mux villc where he I as been working and1. will inako their homii here, lie will work for Ihc Jones and De grwiu: transfer t ompany. I j; WIllArrlvc Tunlttnit Mrs. Charles Ohallaren will ar rive (."In I.a Grande tonight from I'oi-Unnd to be .it the bedside of her mother, 11 iv James McHugli, who'ls critically III. Mrs. McHough is a "sister of V. Fitzgerald, of tills plans to try .for tho prize.-. Capt. Charles Nungcser s of Krunce also has announced lie will enter tho flight. - ... T Attempts Two attempts are proposed for the summer to establish regular trans-Atlantic air passenger and mall service between Germany and the United 'States. Other, proposbd trans-Atlantic non-stop flights which hvo no connection with the Orlelg prize T'i:-.: -Li mi..:... a ... fr . 1'" UUUIieitv HI1U milCIb lie m.Mi,.n f bulldlliua and huldlni.- a fair has been .made by the" Jose phine county court. A . site has been selected for the' fall- on the Hedwood highway about n mile and POUTLANI), Ore, Apr. K (Al') n half from Orants pass.' Work Klghteen Indictments., naming Wll he started at once on the clear six ..men were returned today by nB of the grounds, construction of the Multnomah county grand Jury the exhibit buildings and other In connection 'with tho lnvestlga. necessnry vork. An Innovation will Hon of-the Hank of Kenton, which bo Introduced In the holding of was closed by tho state banking tho fair with no admission charge department Dee. 8, 11)20. Kenton made to tho grounds or exhibits. Is a community on the outskirts ofi Portland. (,..- v.' r-- Thoso Indicted Were J.'V. llurke., president of the bnnk und vice president of the United Meat com pany H, It. Thatcher, iiishler ut tho' bank: ' A. A. ilallu'nder, presl de.nt of I he United Moat company: David D. Hrlggs,' ..secretary of the United Meat company, and 11. C. Scydcl and J. P. Maglnnls, con tractors. ."'..' . .. All those - Indicted nre nlr,eady under arrest on .district oourt com plaints und; urof; at liberty under ball. . . . Deputy. J)lsti;lcf''. Attorneys John Mowry and' J.eon : V. llehrmn-i, who handled the cose before the grand Jury,; ' said ; evidence Indi cated that the. United Ment com pany "had ove'rdruwn Its account with tilt' bunk by more tli.'in J I So, 0t0; nnd that" Mnglnnls und a y del had overdrawn their uccounls by about S50.000: - Tlio kiipst Ituportunt charge, ae-. cording .to. District Attorney fiUn-, leyr jyrs, Ms .'an indictment, uc-cuMog-. JtuBttt ivn'd Tiiulclier Jointly wltlv'-iimklnlr a- false report to- the staicVbnktiiir .depart iiieut.- Appropflatlon of-f 25,000 j of shoes, 15 belts and 'holsters an l .f"1 tonight when the fifth meeting ,ni',.hiw'ii f rule5" iiniiinli. ' a considerable;, quantity of' tools: of the boy scout leadorshlu tinlnlng . V V . u . '"-"I" the Ili2nd Infantry. Oregon schools will be held In tho base- national guard at the arihory beeu reported to police has meiu or tite Aietnoiiist r;iiHeupui jehuroll. Ills subject will bo "Luok Ihig a-Joh In tlio Fuce.".. - The Uev. Willlum M. llradnor ClilCAOO. Apr. . (AP) Pro- will bo tho "Scout master for this iiiuier Jim iiiiten loaity. tenia- nieeting lively elos-.d a middleweight :timd will be spent discussing "II championship match between 'td Keep a Tenderfoot Keont Huld." Mickey Walker and Dave Bhttdo, U'hotoKiiiphy will also bo discussed, of California, to bo decided In tho- V . ' cube's Park Into In August. -Jack! KearilB. Walker's nintuitrer. ae. ' cepted In heluilf of tlio tltlo holder. U. S. TO SEND THIRD FORCE ... TO ORIENT (Continued from Page 1) ' M ITODII . v lx '- Portland Request i'v Granted By U. S. AVAHHISOTON', Apr. K. (AP) ThevcltV. of. I'ortland,. Ore., - was city.;, To Nje-lt at Tiliiinui Mr: und Mrs. W. L. Lane and diiilJIuter, Helen Mae. will leave to nllilA on train No. 23 for Tncoma, Was)., where they will visit ror a (ffn days with Mr, Laue's broth er. . J W. Lane. Ill 'nt'llmnc i '' Mrs. Arthur Biviner has been very? Ill at her homo on T. avenue for' the past tu'o weeks. Her con dition is reported to be; slrghlly bi'tu'r at. present..,. i, ' ' " havo been announced by Major Bnled authority by the board of Franco, tjpanish aviator who 'flew '..i., .... i,wn the acfoss the Atlantic, and who hopes je,t channel ut Swan island in-the I to fly direct from tho ppunlsh UvlHamette rjver by construction otj coast to New York, and by tho! fjji . causeway, across the. ui'per Italian De Bernardl wlio expocts:' end Irf'the channel, ' '. I In a hydroplane. " I . Theirenuest of Portland tlmt the ! Captains Kstevez and Hnrbornn 'government, deepen the Columbia, of the Spanish Air Force. also hopo- river .-to' jirftvlilO' the clly : wilh'.Ji -to fly from Spain to New York and channel :Ur the sea 35 teet deep-was! thence to Cuba. . ' v. jconslilered.by the. rivers and' liar-! Llttli! Conscslloii ' tbors h'oaivl today but the decision. There will probably be no such ' was withheld,. : ., . ' v. . r.nnir,.ul In,, nf nli. rlln-l.ta no Mi..-.. I '.- , -. ! .. ' : .: was last year, but already one Tini Itnoirm Pi-nm : ' '" ! flight is assured - for tho North' "f-V- f ' 1 1""" r"Kon unu there are two pos-.' y'V V State POSltlOUS T rf il4"j Yrslrrilny f f The Hev. and Mrs. H. W. Parker 1 ruliirned to. Mwlr homo bore. yy- icnlay from CaliUfi'll, ilolao aim Kainpa, Ma., whoro . tlioy apetit nost of the woi'k visHinK. Mr. 'arluT is pastor of thi- hi rat Meth pdlKt'Eiilscopal clitirch here. Living a( Vnsva Word lias Itcen rocolvod Imro from- Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Holm, (formerly In the tfron-ry business lnr,e.' that t!uy are now perman H ntly located at Pasco. Wasli. Ho j.s ynntloyed by the J'iKly Wisely ooihpany. -. , L'apt. Georgo H. Wllklns aiid hla nartv have already Inft. (nr 1h 1 Aitlc lo resumu tliclr acarch fori land In tho polar regions begun 1 lust year. They tuko to .tho uir from Point Harrow, Alaska; ' ' Commander Jlyrd is ltlunning South Pole flight, but' his 'iMjtr'anco into the Orteig race may necessi tate postponing that for another year. Antonio Puuly, ', of Argen tina also plans a South Polo, flight but that too Is Indefinite und may be delayed. ' Three uttempts are. proposed to MV Ore-, ; Apr; s "(A P) HHiRn'ullonfi'. of Klton ' Watkins frouu tlio state board ot cbncilia'- tl on find lit. . V. H. Keliuler Troin ; r j the HtiLte board of pliarmuey were! (.rocHyed 'by Governor- il. .; j. Piit-1 :Uemori here todays ask' thstr j tliotr '. resignations be. accepted !im- inedlutely. Sehuler Is ft I'ortland, t pli'f?!ciun and WutkliiH is- an 'at- torn' at : Portland! lloth indl-.. ented 'thilt ' priate business inade' It impractleabte for them to con tlnue in public office. - f Train Is Wrecked Iliis I'll .vliased Propi'ity lit-wis A. Dodd. ul Twin Kalis, Ida lias purchased a l-n-aere tract, of laud near I nton and will move there to make his home. He was hereMhe first of the week, but has returned to Idaho to have his furniture sent here. . The sale was madar throuKli. Ihe, Kucurity Lund and Havings company here. v j . . mull pilot, iius announced his In- 1 WO KlllU W tlH tention or making a noon-to-nooH flight from Sun Francisco to Hono lulu; former members of the Uoyal Air Force from Canada and AUa- J PAKSUNH. KANH.. Apr. 8 (AP) I li. It.. Iitic. ,.li.tin...t t-Lt fns tin. J fVlVl- I rnlnin.in u-nin l.-tlli.l ' mml same point from Vancouver; find (seriously injured and IS' passeu- l.ce Kchtonhair, former army. :f Her, - gf'ts- injured . .when., northboun-l will muke an attempt, backed by 4 pnsHenger train' No. L'l on thof iitu'i ut CiM hinii llmiK' Mr- i:. .1. liuckman, f Krattl' tho icqrgn the Kan Diego Chamber of Com merce. -,- ' Indian FliglitM - Poth Uritish and Spanish air officers havo ben reported pre paring for an attempt at tlio non stop record by flying over India Tjio present record of 3,345 miles is held by two Frenchmen who last year flew from Purls to Jask, a Persian port In the Arabian Sou. French filers plan to circle, tho Atlantic by air, taking lit lnkur, Hm-nos Aires, Panama and New distance of 40,000 kilo- Mlssouri; , KanHiis and Texas rail road wtnt Into the ditch at Kim ball, ; Kan., IS miles from heul today. ARCADE h TODAY And SATURDAY S ' , -' ju:-; .Admission ..,...40c u i 1 1 1 vm a a d in Borah and Butler To Debate Tonight Will. Ieiin 5 fV-nt--A f.'oml CIithi- Wash., is a. house' KOISl ai T. Cochran:: home. ir. 1 ora, I and Ihcir -Soil.- t'eoi'He, meters. . . . .' will arrive in l.a Grande Sunday-r' A round trip from llucnoa Aires and they will visit here for about a week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ituckmnn have-jniiny friends in l nlon coun ty, bavins formerly lived here. I I : ' I ll'llllks 1'ilHHl .V".,"i:. Gawiuln, found Kuilly ot iliiHiUeniKS. was finid '2't in the city f court last nlKhl. Municipal Jieil.-i ('. M. lluniphl'iys presldillK. WiMialil Catihou, colored. also found guilty of drunkeness, was finciii a like amount, lloth men are: "layini? out" the fine at tho rate .of ?- a day. ' Home l'Viinl Idaho Tho Uev. and Mis. George A. T'..i ,h tin. two mi uren. .nm-n. ,.,,.i ii..i,..i T.nuiKo relurned late abbvo tho . Indian plain. Photo-i (o Now Vork und return is planned by Jorge Cartotte of Franco aud Hector l'eirano. Argentine. 1'elletler D'Oisy, Krelich filer, proposes a 12,UUU-lllllo flight to indo-China with only one stop In India, each leg of his journey being far longer than the l'arls-New York flight. The Jtoyul Australian air forco proposes a flight to Samoa in a seaplane via New Guinea, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, New Calo donia and KIJl, . One flight is proposed with height as Its purpose. Jean Cali 7.0, who holds the French altitude record. Intends to attempt to fly over Mount Everest. 2'J.OOO feet vi'sterday from Idaho points, wnere ihcyvwent earlier in the week by auro.'i taking Mrs. I'ollord's iur- SCHOL-WIL ; cArs ; For Spring . - Just in Today. ' They are beauties ! ; $2.45 - S2.95 ; ( S3.-15 i - Cheney Cravals Latest Spring neck wear here today for you in all colors. , 95c $1.25 is $1.45 'd Clint's " Clothiery Tlie btoro WlUi Conscience graphs will bo. taken in the hopo that they may be of assistance to expeditions on foot attempting to sea'o tlie unreached height. Noiuble among the flights al ready completed this year or now J under way are tlie following: tno American Good Will flight to South I America, the De 1'lnedo four-con- I tlnont' flight,, round trip . from I Kranee to Madagascar completed In February by Lieut Marc. Ber nard of France, round the world I flight begun by Sarmento Belrcs of I Portugal, and the flight of tho Uruguyan Larre-Borges. - ; Linesman Injured In Fall From Pole Glen lleaney. a linesman work ing with tlie Eastern Oregon Light and Power company, was Injured this morning when he fell about 15 or 21) feet fruin a light pole to the pavement below. ' " ' !!;; !ift nrra was badly fractured and the heel of his left, foot was i-nedicd. lie W'as taken to the Grande llonde hospital, where he was reported to bo resting cosily this afternoon. The accident happened shortly after he started work this morn ing. . i !Vm. l'euii'-S cmtS". t.ood Clear. 1 XjrfW -V s-v'C v i i STAR TODAY and SATURDAY The Return of the Favorite An Evening "With Lloyd is . An Evening Enjoyed Also Showing I'ATHE NEWS v and ' SN00KUMS COM EDY Adults 35c Children 10c PRODUCED BY THE HAROLD LLOYD COR?.. A PARAMOUNT RELEASE rounding tf the soviet consulotn In Shanghai by police und white Kus. slau volunteers, mid u raid by Chin ess police on the Dnhl bank and various soviet trado missions In the J French concession at Tientsin over-: andva large part of tholshatlowed othec develoiiments In the Chinese summon sol betoro readers! ot this morning's newspapers. I At Tientsin tho Chinese removed! documents for examination and de- tallied ull persons connected with' tho Missions, pending tlio search, j i no j'Tencu pouco nau no snare in ! IB UVVUIV M C(lfni the raid, but maintained order out side. ' HOSTON. Apr. 8 (Al'). Tickets' Tlio soviet eonsulute at Shunwhal for- tonight's debate on prolithl-; WUB Burroumlod ubout- G o'clock tlun between Houutor ltorah utm 5'stonluy afternoon. Sir I'erclval Nicholas Murray llutlor were us PHIIHps, oorrespondent of the Dally scarce us for u football clnsslo. says the consulatoliud long Aiid us In football,., ticket specu-,UTO" coiisldered the real hcadqimr Uitors were active, asking 3U. t'' of tho bolshevik movement In ticket, some reporla said. iou hern China,' lie describes the ' ... . building as housing a largo staff of 1 he acceptance by Willlum M- officials und . many . women con llutler, chulniiun of the republican nected with the soviet government's national commlttae, of an Invlt-.i- v,,,. industrial, financial and tlon to occupy u pluce on the 'shipping enterprises, iteuters cor plalform served to euso rumors of respondent says the consulate hud u possible republican split, brought , been suspected for a long time us lo the open ' with tho withdrawal , tho centor of local .labor ugltatlon of' Frank W. Stearns, unothor und the hcadiiuurters of subversive friend of President Coolldge. rrom I politico-industrial movements. -the Itooscvell C(ub.' Inc., which' Is! Ncqucl to. IVklliK Act siionsorlng the debate. ... , ' Tills surprising action of the s. . 1 -r '" .municipal authorities ho says, un- ' 9 - ' " . : ' Mloubtediy Was n seiiuel .to the raid 621 AcCldelltS III at Peking. Whon the consulur . . ': 'staff culled the littontlon of M. UregOn in WeeiS Wilde, soviet consul, to the pres.. ' euco of urmed constables, he telo- ' ' ' -' Iphoned ll protest to the municipal SAI.EM. Ore., . Apr. . .(AP) uuthurltlea. but tho nollce remained There, were 621 accidents, two of'. un duty. -' ' ' ' , . ''- "' '.ut them fatal, hi this stuto subject to v - ' - , i. ,. the terms of" tho stale Industrial SHANGHAI. Apr. 8. (AP) Gen--compensation net during tho past PP1 tihiung Kai-Shek loft Shnng-' week, according to a report issued 1...1 vnklnir this afternoon. It Lby the Wute industrial accident , uelloved his trill is to iircmire commission tforo this nirnlnK. The foP further Cantonese military op- two men killed were Floyd p. Bart- orations nol.th of the Yangtse river. leit, 11 rnuser, unci r raiiK iniuiinnn. , , hueker. Uoth. lire residents of. ' . jjortiand. I TELEVISION WILL t 1101 Ailanis Store No. La Gnuido. Ore. Ladies' Pumps $4.95 Grey kid with mil itary and spike, heels also parch ments with fancy trimming. . , length to tho receiving end vhero machlnes revise tho varying curJ rent back Into light und shadow; Tim result Is a reproduction of. lliu pleluro scanned by tho cleo-r irlc eyes. Will. l'iin-- reiits--A tiood t'h.l Conservatives In Nicaragua Victory OPEN NEW ROADS TO ., CIVILIZATION I (Continued from Xu0 1) : WASHINGTON, Apr. 8 (AP)t oiiiHl.tho ti ffvlslon dotulls aro NleantKuun , coiiBorvutlvt Iroopa ut'imttlvo to Hffht. "vjrtunlly liuvo tlio Hbtral. forces - Tho Hunct, a he talks. 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Best quality ' all worsted and latest patterns in Greys, Tans and Stripes single and double-breasted models $19.95 - $22.50 - $2 4.50 Other Suits for Conservative ' Dressers $12.95 - $14.95 - $17.95 NEW SPRING HATS In the new snap brims, plain , and fancy bands in all the new shades and tones ; $2.95 - $3.45 - $3 95 , 3X Beavers Quality..............$ 1.93 4X Beavers Quality..... $5.95 MEN'S OXFORDS Come in Black and Tan Bals and Bluchers in the latest Spring shapes $2.95 : $3.95 - $4.95 Destroyers Of High Prices 1216 Adams Ave.