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Tuesday. April 12, 1!)27
Pasre Two
LA GKANDB EVENING OHS15KVER
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HILL'S
"Dependable Quality"
Ultra-Smart
In Styling'
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Not only on paater will
theaa track be charmln
hut for nil afternoon dreaa
nccaalonH of the aprlng rthd
hummer. Twd-plera modela
, nr preferred with plea tod
HklrtM or flouncea and daln
ty rrllla In lovely fcprlim
chiutea'of rheney rroated
crepe and georitetta. A very
aatlnfylnff choice for yoir' at
$27.75
HILL'S
"Dependable Values
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FREE SPEECH IS
AT STAKE, CLAIM
Liberal Club In Pennsyl-
f vania btate Normal
Y Under Attack
j WKSTHKBTER, Pa.. Apr. 12
(AP) The controversy- In the mate
; normal school hero over the di-
J missal of two professors and the
dents Liberal club toiliiy wan fast
outgrowing Us original status as a
local issue. ,
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While the trustee were ponder
Iiik lh! demand that tin; hoard
"Justify the club in It active ron-
lilHK.Ho.. " n Li n InAnl
j American Legion post who sup
t j ported the ilismbvial of the reach-.
Jp;ers, wen criticized by (heir eom
Jk rada In Washington and New
"flYork.
Ihr' outf1 professors combined
nppea Is for the privilege of free
Jk speech with an attack on the gov
f j erning head of the school and the
b-rnulid that they be replaced with
with "the . norrnul school cxeeu
t i lives, available."
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StTk no ItHnMntemeiit
John'
I'roh-Ksors John A.. Klnneman
'anil Robert' T. Kerlln, whoso sym-
I imiiiHiic asHoc taiion wnn inn un
;erul club wa ulleged to have re-
A nulled -In tho Ioha nf their nonln.
aHfterted today- that . they did not
dfHire reinstatement under Iho
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Beautifully
Made
, pri'Mf-nt. regime.
I t iVItlolzhiff John If. Holllnser.
j btiHlnex.! niunuK'T of the school,
-.Professor Kinneinan said:
"IlolliniffriMm and free speech
I are the bawic issues Involved in
J(thls unfortunate affair.
New:
Occasional Chairs
for the
Home Beautiful
- You can add tone and refinement to your'
home by the addition of one of these new oc
casional chairs.
The frames are beautifully finished in an
tique mahogany and walnut; gracefully
shaped backs covered in colorful tapestries
and pleasing designs in linen friezes.
Comfortable sag scats upholstered in plain
mohair. ...
We welcome your inspection of this latest
addition , to our stock, knowing that it can- '
not fail to please' you. ' .
Can Furniture Co:
are the.e latest sprinu-thne
f racks. The finest all-silk,
henvy (,'eoriiPUe crept pre
dominate in a Rreat variety
nt colors. HUtched down
Inverted pleats Kive the lat
ent style ,nnte fine pieal
In'B, two and three tone ef- ,
feci ahio In these two-piece
frocks. They have double
skh-tx and are wonderfully
made garments
$39.7!
The Easter Frock Is '.the most vital part of your spring costume and the most
practical. Whether you indulge in only one or many dresses this season, you can't
afford to overlook the lovely creations and remarkable values- we have here.
Here, too are newest coats, smartest accessories to add charm to your appearance.
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Support of the professors and
the liberal club has been extended
by the William StraiKht post of
the American Legion and by f'on
KrcsMinun Hamilton 1'ish Jr., of
New York.1 ,
J'isli Supports t'lnh
f'ongnwsnion Kish. a slate,
inent at Washington offered his
"cooperation in any way to have
the h'glon uphold the guarantee of ftgt
the constitution in favor of free.-
doin of speech." ' g -TT
These messages were consiilered
of significance In view of the re
port thnt H was protest of mem
bers or the local legion post against
the liberal club criticism of the
government's Nlcuraguan policy
that precipitated the present con
troversy. The stand of the local club was
commended In a telegram form the
Yale Liberal club which urged that
the "movement for the frc
speech" be continued.
In Its resolution urging the reln
slatemcnt of tb professors and a
clean bill or health for the liberal
club, , the organization openly de
fied Ilr. Smith's order that It hold
no further meetings. The renson
Tor Dr. 8mllhs action was a ru
mored investigation of the club by
federal authorities, the. resolution
states."; . '''- .;, . .
Ing.at the Grande Rondo Lumber,
company's mill ne on mg wren.
Mlm Clara. I-ny Is visiting Mrs.
Irene Kohler. of 1'nlon, this week.
Guild l.ny purchased a new
roadster In llaker last week.
' Clarence Vnnorder is grading the
rellow was n huslnew
.Medical Springs ajjff-
Gorge
visitor at
day.
Ida -nr.d -Tack Hunter have re.
turned to their home after spend
ing a week visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Hob Miller, of Pig Creek.
Heavy Crepe Frocks
This group, of spring, dresses
give & great variety in colors
and styles. They arc tall of
heavy georgette or. flat crepe,
2-tiece styles, frilled or simply
tailored models
W.7H
Large Size Dresses
Here is a special value in new
frocks of fine tubsilks styled es
pecially for larger women. They
are extremely attractive frocks
can be . washed : easily, too.
Sizes from 42 to 50
Newest Hals for
Easter
IF a hat liu-kfl I'hanii, II nuiy
reniljly flpoll tho coMiilnp rfr.-t ko
' HtlwH your Kilmer rh.i).Mii with
rari. Tlr. un- a hnM (if tm.sl In-.'
comlnH new slyp Ih-i-i .ihc f.ilUf
ftnd'htmw roinhliuitliiiiK nrt cmic
rlully Phln nl . 7 fi niwl Ihp
rrnrhetpd viwas it-ivnlc MtinnliiK
hum nt
$625
Patent Ties for
. . Easter
To Im atyliahly ilrpHd for Haslpr
inrniia hdhfe atyllxhly nhnd uhd
you may. select either KhlnlnK pat
entJi or;ih Hfcht.eolofed ahoea and
know you are Welt eoatumed. One
new one la tt tare imtent with mili
tary heel at. I5.8S. Another very
- nmftrt nhoe la hiRh heeled In pal
ent with palaley trim and dainty
tip
$SJ00
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WKDNKKDAY'K I'ltDt.HAMS
KOAC corvall l (sa.:'in.
1070kc), 7, aporlti nvt. : 7:iu to
11:16, abort talkai S:I6, iiiunir hour.
K EX Portland 4t7in.t;-IKo) t
to i, ninnar Inilalc; II lo mld
nlKht, MldnlKlit rcvUnr
KJU i Reattln I1M .ini-tmikr)
fl:30 to 8, dinner hour ronn-it; x
to lt:ail, nluillo proKratn: u:.io lo
II. danrn mtlalr, VU' M.ycrn and
, hla orcheatra.
KGO Oakland (3lm-tJ"kr)
r.:ti6, noma, baaelulll morei.; ' i,
farm program ; 9 to lo, National
Itrnadcaatlnir Co. proKtuni.
NOTB National lltoadinatlnir
proKrara for Wetlneaday nlKht la
ua lollows:. "An Hour in Memory
Lane." Many popular old-time,
hallads and familiar aonsa. rti
atdea KOO tha program wilt he
hroadpaet from to 10 avor
KFOA. KFr, KHO. KOW, KOMO
and Kltg, In t hla column It win
hn rafarred to aa N. II. Co. pro
: grain. j
KVA Beattla (4Cm.(inite j
Irio;
pio-
to K, entertalnern: a to !
to !H, N. n. t'O. priiKl'ilin..
KIM I, on AnKolea ( 4i!7iii t;t"li )
7, dance on'ht'atra: 7:45. Ill i
alur'-r; R, Jnmea MiirrotiKliH: :i in
l". it. n. to. proanitn; In
Kraln of rlaaalo mitnlr.
KI'O Ruh Ihii.Ih.. (4L'Sni
Mkrl, 7, cone, rl ori'lu Htrii: s u,
9. pruarmn of I'lannli'tu nui.vt,.- :i
lo l'i, N. H. fo. protrruiii: in to 1 1.
Slllt-a lt.auiiinl orchiNliu.
KYA Han Kriin.lHixo (1'.I'i.sim-76dki-)
6;:i0 to 7MH, Nollie ll i'.
l'ronner'a Cllft hotel conr.lt trio:
1 lo tl, arrvlcia from H, .si.
Mary-a church "Hplrlt of The Holy
Wik;" to Id. Httitllu proKrniii':
I" lo II, llerh Mcyerah'k'a cii't
hotel nrcheatrn.
KOW Portland ( in I m-l', I ikc) :
io 7. dinner conc.it: 7
ncrvlce: h to (or,l;
.1. H. ro. proitram.
K P'XH I. oh Amri'l.a (.ir.i Tin
tinkc) t, Anirei'ia I rlo: 7 : .10, ( 'a
ttia Kid proanim; . Muivi i iki.i.
aoprano: ::ia, Jume Klncl. . n
or: I.ncllla Itoy, routrulln: 9. Ar
thitr riark and hla hand: in to ti.
Palala dp lianae M,1 Mnlph Mar
key with bla Mnalral K.ya.
KTaii Oakland tsaj mnnii.k,
a to l, proitrain under
or tha railiornla rr. ninloi linn
KNnr Ranta Monica tMKni.
126nkr) I. bani rnnrrrt: t:3i,
ljl Monica Hall
Mac; II lo 12
j i oiini orchest ru.
j K(lM() Seattle ( 3 (ISln-tlSOkc)
i::::n to 7:Sn, Totetu conci-rt or.
cImsIiii: x to !!,-miialcal proKrania:
!' to tn, .V, It. Co. proirruin; 10 lo
l":4ri, inimical protframa:' l:4fi to
I -Sin, Totem hroadcaatera.
Rice M. Means In
Oregon On Visit j
I'd AI'I'I.V TO I. C. O. ,
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, I'ormal applicutlon to th Inter.
still.' coniinerce coinmlaHlon for
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POUTI.An, Ore.v Apr. 12 (AP)
-Itiee M. Mrans, of Ienver, com
mander In chief of tho United
M punish Wat Veterans, and former
I'. S. Hnnttor, who arrived here
today to visit local ret-runs snld
republicans have agreed to taboo
the subject bf a third term until i
unirt. nMon of the Great Northern ! , r""IPUl v speans.
anil Northern Pacific railroads will I "I the iVr-l1ent announces
be made within thirty days, It was hlmtef ufl a pandtdatii then he he
THB I'AHK (Special) Kd Pol
phin. of Kin met t, Ida., agent for
I'arks Hras, was an Overnight guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vnnor
der Thursday. - -
Iteed I.enthnm, Kenneth Vnnor
der and Kred ltrndshnw are work-
mikI tntiay by llnlph lludd, and
"mm i it s 1 ouni'lly. respectively
pit Htil.-nte of the Hues who have rc
I urni il to New York nfler an rx-I'-nstve
tour of their territories.
ul Hit v 11 eveufives i-xpreruted contl-
to l'i, , 'h-tu .- in the ultlinatt) succem of the
I rniiHoiMution plan.
While no actual count of the
m on tit of stock which has been
It post t ) in connection with the
piopHtt-d merger, is available at
present, both ixecullves declared
tin- .stock holders' response, had
l'" n satisfactory..
68 Miles Per Gallon
j t'ln Public Test,
Mal kt'in. ah earlv nal. ravp hlirh
illKctl'in 'ieida In eastern Oreiton. It l lm-
mnnp to covered amut and ordlnar
lly doea not have to h Treated.
Three-Rrnln, Rohlen rain and allver.
nroadraaiInK ot flgln from Ocean mine have alad len lilah yield In
pun, cuu: i":i", i inn i-aaa del prcllnna of e.lalern Oron
May Reorganize !
Western Railroad
cornea simply a candlduto on thn
aume footlna; Hh any other," anld SurlUnf Inrenrion Cell Miraeulout
M"an. : Mileaaa and Statu
r- ' ' ' ! Ford. Iniuntly
GET ONE FREE!
Chicico. UL The Motor publk wm amand
on one lloo of sat la n OUiciti PubUc Ti
" pr uo in uiotbtrr Iml Ait ia
.p tt W uiln ixr ilkn. bratkinc woikl'i
mrtrd. Tbe Bltnckc Control li mtirly miio
mmkic nd uvm iu ubiU cmi tvwrr tw w4t
M II Ucufnied tottmcoktcat notoffiBJtaUr
tawiatTi wtSr. remove and ptvot car
w. mvi hall oil and lncraf apnd. pap ud
kwct. TheiaMMatlc Cootrol und oa Cadillac
ad LVLo Uiht untUr fiUacka Licnwr an
Uit aura prowl at matiL Tbt tavaaiiDrt vast
vatTrbara and will amd ooa Coettol
'taa to lotroduca it to your room unity, SWi
Huraatord. Amtamadf rWtotMXa bbobUl
rraa trial mud Aarttta' Pin k. h,u.l . u
aw Ford Car Ira by Ubm your pnorat Ford b
worn out will ba mi at oeca to anyoeo wba
4 Ssilvertciwns k
WAH1HNOTON, Apr. 1J tAP)
A plan for reorKanlalnr the Chica
ao Mllwaukea and St. I'uul rail
way, now in recelverahlp. maklnir
It the Chicago, ..Milwaukee. St.
I'uul and Pacific railroad waa pre.
aented today to the interatate com
merce rommlaalon by bankera and
receivers lit Pharge of the property.
Permlaalon to lasuo new aecur
Itlea and to turn over the railroad
to th new corporation was aoiurht fd?'?5r?1f.!?'rB7,ck; A"Jt Cwt Co.
frtrn the Pominlsalon In the appll-J -
, Caioao.
Tire Saving
Station
Like the lighthouse,
we "warn you off the
rocks" but the rocks
we mean are tiny ones
that get insideyour tires.
Let us take.off your
casings look them over
clean them out put
them back. No charge
at all this service is as
"free as air."
Kelly's Tire Shop
1415 Adams Ave.
Adv.
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.ni. 3:30 p.m.
(Connections at Pendleton for WallaWalla tnd Pasco)
Leave La Grande
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For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00