La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 17, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Juno 17, 1927 Eff GRANDE EVKNINO OHSERVER Pjiro Five i Local News In Brief COMING KVKNTS July '22, u:l sln(o Anu'rl-i-iui I-enion convt'iilloii Ui Ldi i I'ltlHll'. Ocliilicr (ilcrinlin Oiile not iliM'iih'il cm) Oivuuii I'annl. Tunchrr assoeialluu eouirntiou livre. ,t I Jitcrin-iM1- .IikU'c J. VV. KiiowIch in holding niuliun 1 j i y at KnteriHiwe today. Dr. V. K. Thlstlewait, govern iii. at V'lcrinuriun, va In the A iiaiu'M district tt'Hting emtio yesterday. Uric I'rnm Thorn Hollow Mrs, l-'red ThoiitjiH uud two child ren of Thorn Hollow are shopping in iAi (irande today. IIji ( hi kciiio l.iitle Helen Stoddard, iliiiichter el' Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard. Is ill Uli tli- cli ifkf-ii pox. does to IVntllctnn Mih, ' K. Williams and children left today lor I'eiidleton where, tliey " ill spend u low daya vlaltlng uilh I' riends. ,l So-innier Mr., and Mrs. J .aw mice Hrn 1 1 n of (Jianuevllle, Ida., slupned tor u Ijrief lime ill La llntmle this uirli. They rcKtatcrcd at the Worn jeer; Mere l-'roin I'tnt land Mr, and Mis. (.'. K. Johnson, of l'crtlatld. wpriil yesterday III thlM l ily, ;, They were gucsta at the Soiiuiier: Hottie IVoin Portland Mi;). Belli Kleeiicr and Mrs. Klni , r Steele are home utter short trip tu Portland. . Sheep Mien licit1 .1., W. Maeiun, of Portland, and L. Quhnby, of Hoise wedl Known sheep men, spent yesterday trans itriliiK husiii"W in La (irsinde. They I . -1 1 this morning tor Wallowa. Home 1'nnn Ashland ' Zana llcfsn and La Wile Herve i-turncd honi" to Kntcrprlso today ai'ti'i spending' the past year al A.shlund where they attended the summer normal. Here For Si'luxd llohert Currey is in La (irande from Nyssa, Ore,, where he has I,, en teaching, and will attend the summer normal here. I a re well I'arly Tonight The children of Knvoy and Mi'ft. Harker of the. Salvation Army will l. driven a Ian-well party Ibis even ing in tile basement of the hall. 'I lie Markers- will leave La (Jrando in the near future. K very one 1" invited to attend. Trail.;' Late Two passenger trains and one cNprcsM were late this morning. No. li, the express, was about half hour late while No. 17 which is dm? at 'n-Y lock did not arrive until ! o'clock. No. LM, scheduled lo reach here at. H:2r did not get in until J : T 5. Fellows! Look! Saturday 200 Shirts Regular $1.95 $1.33 .qORRY we haven't more! For shirts like these will sell on ;' sight. Don't miss the sale! Clint's Clolhiery Tim store With a Consclcoc 1 Al Ijilci-iiMW Atlr,.y o. . K,,(.rlmrd , mm 'l"'"y """'""'"'S Jl- innlu' M- K- Jr,"' oB'i. of Union u. SIR, !( ,U, juj. 8l0pp,lllr Home J'rom School Mlwj Kuniibcll Myers urrly.-d i """ """-"Inir from .Mon- ou , h,r,. ,l,o , tt mi.mbor or tlie graduating elnss. I.eiuo l or l-urtlaml Mis. Miner Willu-lm and ,h.uKh. ;r J,.a, ,,.ft ,,.. fur lortlunu wto tli.-y win vslt ,or "bout n week. lined I'or l)riiuk..i,.- O M. Oiillas liua hei'ii urrcileil for drlvlnc on ihe public )ilBl.ay "lilli; lntoxk-,,1,,0. He was fined fiu ana cosIh. in- lo (.earlmi1 Mrs. v. c.. i.'roman and two sons Have gone to (iearhurt where they will spend part of the summer ut llielr suiunier beach home. Iloinc l'roin .SHkan '". W. Joslln of the Joslln-.Me-Alllsler construction company ar rived home this mornliiB from Spo kane where ho has been for several days on business. Hern l'ixni l'ortlnnd l.a Urande' visitors this week In clude several Portland business and hotel men. They am II. A. Dryer, .1. i.eltoy Smith, M. 1'alley and Clarence I'ulley. 'ihe four moll are buosIs at Ihe Foley. la'air-s I'or llciiltlnatoil C. K. Thomburg loft thi morn-' Iiib for HuntiiiBton where he will meet his wife and her sister. Mabel Oordon, who have been vlsitinB ut Hrownlee. They will return home. tomorrow. !Hvo to liaker Mm Amos Helm, Mrs. Kl liter McManus, and Mrs. I lay Price drove to linker yesterday where they spent the day visiting. "They returned last evening. lieavo Tor North Powder M r. and Mrs. K. Carney and daughter, Hva Jean, left this morn ing for North Powder where they will spend a. short time visiting with relatives. Leaves For Imbler Mrs. Jt. H. Garn. who has been visiting at the home. of her daugh ter. Mrs. K . I Vu r ry for t h e past year, is visiting for a low days ut linblcr. Home l Yoin School Miss Judith Jtrown returned home from Monmouth where she has been attending Normal school for the past year. Miss ltrown will spend t he summer visiting with her parents. Hoiim I'nini Monmouth Mrs. W. G. Holt h and son. Kirk, of Joseph . passed through La Grande this morning Oh their way home alter visiting since last September In Montiioutti. Home From Normal Mls t.vdtii Cleaver arrived homo this morning from Ashland where has been attending normal school for the past year. Her home is at Imbler. Hns Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Longlellow hus as visitors yesterday Mrs. J. L. Hrandt and sou. John, of Nampa. Mr, Hrandt, who is now teaching in Hie high school at Mldvale. Ida.. s formerly a student oi -ui . Longfellow in Nampa. tiuest Here Mrs. John .Stoddard has us ner hous'- guest tier cousin, .ium 1 trude McGregor, of Sl,lt Lukl" rlt' Miss McGregor cam' here unn l.,.f mint Mrs. George layman " spent the past week In Salt Lako llv att-ndlllg Ol" general iwiM- t-nce of the Mormon church. Hnhv Hoy Horn Mr and Mrs. Alvin s. nawu nroud imreuts of an eight pound baby boy born this morning o'clock at the i.raim ivon- hospital. Hutu mother mid hai. which will be named Robert, are ,loiag very nicely, Mr'. belli ,1 of tl Science (JepiiruiO'OL m th local high school. Home I'roni Vnhlngtm Mrs H t unningnam n no ,'n.e'thhi mornins alter spending . - ui Hartline, mill iuui ash., near Spokane, visiting vlfh ,,aliV(.s. Mrs. runninK.M..M - lUghter Hlaiiche. wno nic j her to Hartime, r-..i.- ...in ,-iit .luring the sum- with her grandparents. 1,cfl-.es for PVmiicinii Miss Nadln- O WUIIivan e-n morning for Pendleton where n LU spend the summer wi... " ;Ti win..; "'' "-,"of" wll.TP Xlf a l","l" r "' ,.Bl.tll Brnih- l'l. i1"- ',,'"'1 !' 1 1 , , . ,,- of Mr. ITank How,,,,.. ,.. In l.u Oran.h'. Juunlli, Klvll... .Iiifl.t-r M l. r Mr. i.n.l Mrs- K,w ' rorinvrly y of l. (.mini'1. of four ,iui'ila for llm - w Inn-' .,.,., t.,. f ,.r o, K Hi :" " Villa n.l"iy. T,-o,1,. from ' aim mc-niiy Kni',,1.... wiia kIm h ,i Koltl pill for lyp Sin- ,., !,., ft,r nro,1 t urn- u ,,i,K. B'" . poHlllol,. ,nul,' (llplonm ""'I llllill whool iliiiloi),"- An Idea is vahmhh put in Hon. only Wllt'll WOMAN'SPLACE IS IN THE HOME So Says Fascist Organiza tion ;. Train Girls, Wom en for Domesticity - He was 173 miles from the . Sun KOMI-. (Al') Woman's plure is : K,.unclsoo siartlnit point. In the home, hill, not newasnrllyl netween Uiylonvlllc and Cam her .,! home, .iu'eorillnir to woni-;,n,IKs wer choeheo and Melika, I'll fiiM-i.it orcanfcathniM which aro'n,,, ,,111 ln.llans entered from New ti-atnluB several hundred t housaml j Mexico. They have ateudily (tain. Bil ls uud womcMi .for productiu' , Kli 0n their opponent and expect occupations closely conm-clcd with 10 Vertake Mad Hull hefrre lllld doiiKstlelly. , , l.nlKhl. lor they slept last nlKht and HlKiiorn . Kliza . .Majer Itiz.loll. I plunni'd to keep running until lalo head of Ihe ft nilnlne fascists, said lumorrow. the nation's crying .need formirsesl Jamon, the third Zunl. Indian, will have heen salisfleil within u!wus to start out from Kobbins few years, l-'lve thousand t rained j Nest, some 33 miles to the rear, nurses have bevn Kraduated in; today. He was delayed with a bad special courses and ;1&,iiihi more are beint? trakied. More than 110, tMIII women are bvlnB inslructed as scientific farmers with the In tention of relieving men of sueiij ZiLut uTJ'::::Jzi8 standard ticulture of nil types. j rremier Mussolini, belie vins "n i inotlier.i kitchen uudtfet to he the! cornerstone of -Healthy iittton:t.l i economy." 'lias' instructed women . In ei.rrv t,tt iii'fiiiKiMiwIii lii I'iil'iii' lot home rather Umn imporl . d ; 1l,li,k' "Mlil-V ''' l'"l"l,V Sfho ol Sup Iproducts. Th.e o. Wt.l.ed Kroui.H ! tuintendent Sayrb the numher of 1 1 ....i.. i i i, ,...... tstaiidiiril iri'i'dfi weliuols in L nhni wind provide her with duta so thul (even casual conversations prove of. j prnpaKnndistie, utility. KeminliH! . fascists uidviso ' produce i-if of tiirt jlieressity of changes and improve inents. ' r - . . The most fur-rouchlnf? of tin; six 'roles ussinoU -to women by II i nice iiie '.hiuts ui'ins iiitniKKuu- : diHtic. sanitary, artcult ural, scho- lustle and rr'oleellon of Jioine products is "moral tutelage of labor," which means that social work anions In liorl classes both si'xes is their duty. ticso tc tne tact tnai a unnciiue of fanciful is to keep women outivr Vpimn'r 'v vvni wiuimi" ;of political activity, , out th:it they have It is pointed M'.ial rights in "polities" of the new . national labor unions, women baH In .severni unions commanding post-l lions. Some say that women w ill be permitted t obe deputies whrn'v0 J it SXMJMJU file present chamber of deputies.l confoiming with M uss'Jini s plan.' Is transformed into , "chainber of, labor" representing the productive I ; population of llalv by trades and) . - to , h(, "trrppHlnrity 0( the liiatl ! professions inst -nil Of by geograph- l what snnudiody else makes lWM.Vri, ou xv day of the hold up," leal regions. " i1'- ir ,hp n,, 'hl tell, his uide ofjin mipport of the defense theory ! .the Ktory. lt Was an "Inside job." The slate INSECTS. THREATEN I , TIZJ TlhlThe I 1 I'" .r,", 2 ;0 U 0 AC Ktib VV riiT 4 DIV I A ?T i 1VIV 11 UJVOliU Uillll (Continued from Page 1) had been issued they oine lo a stop ; at a grain field and begin destruc tion. , . , Man's most effective weapon is poison composed of bran, sawdust, in it hisses juii vhtrct a I e a nd a rsenie. Already thirty tons have been used and taken beaw toll. The mass-. hopper burner was used to good ef feel whil; the different armies were hunched' hut with t he grasshoppers on the move, the burner could not cover the territory. Incrrccitvc When Moving When the hoppers are moving to jn grain ft'-bt. .poison is ineffectvle. jit must be distributed while they I al " feeding. Kggs are laid in hatching heil.i frwni half iueli 'depth. Hatching warmth.' Top layer of eggs was I hat i bed several weeks ago, but. only now have the sun's rays pene trated to the second layer and once aga in ' hoppers are swarming out of the egg beds like aids from an ant hill. II i not only immediate' dam age to crops that concerns govern ment and state agricultural agents. 11 Is the merrier- nf tlie future. Uncontrolled, the insect hordes would take e.dne acres of forage and grain this year. Hut next yen their numbers would increase many limes the increase from year to year, wit h weather conditions fa vorable, is (tne to r.ti ami their threat would extend to ihe entire Klamalh basin. Filbert Growers Establish Sizes S.M.K.M. '.. .lo 17. (Al'l- -Ki.,,c.s..liillV" filliMi ,.l ,),''',,, HI,'! V'i,Hllinn 1,1 SCSsInU ln-i-f linliiv dcclilci 1,1 I'Klilllllsh luu slzcfl In ,tnc ni'lo km (o i',:,lily Tcr tl,,.ir fill, oil ,,-k, il.li i uIIm In 1 thrown ,H,t Inifl m;nic,.'t'l mily In c-iHiU',! Ht;tto. It vf,M tl,: rnn sim of '!li nliH'l, II," t:rmv i'Tm lhi llicr,' u;,. only ,,,, way for Oregon nix! W;i.-hl,,,on fillio,'t? lo inoi'l roinpr'l illon will, forplu'l, 1,1,1s iiml (lint hy tin' 't.i htisjt- ini-nt nf .sizes, '( t lie Iwn hlzos were ("IismIciciI siiffiricnl . foisin flllxnis niti rk.'l ...1 In this nunty. II ,I('V.1ohmI ;,!(? .solil Or el, :n,l inn. Rabbit Meat Staple' On California Menu l.ttS A.S'Ci:Li:S.- Cal.. (AIM Sla iiy lit eriio uses .ire opera! ed in ihe Los Angeles district where from sri.nan to .".u.ibnt douiest ic rabbit are killed each month. Still the demand keeps attend of the supply, .More than $ I .oaa.ioni worth of dresM-d rabbit was maikeled in ih- city of Lo. Aneb-H (n !!:';. The meat is served at holds find sl fit;i along with pork end be r. I'be bitsiiif" N a" smiH iiern ' 'ii ii from 1 mi a to - t.r.rnabie thai f A.LM. (ill,. .Iuu- 17 fAi'L-lif'-niht breeders j Licha- d 1 't,x. of Po ii bind, h-is ,'i'mii iMbhits. ! Iteen r appointed by liovi rnor pntii,AM ii;i,i:idt.M solo POLTi.AND, Ore.. June 17 (Al'l -The Hoc tend 'IVh grain w;fs s-tld to-biy by ltefTw In Hdnkrupb y t'anmoi. to ftavid I. IOlgrcn, an attorney, iieimg as a trustee, for aoo. " me otlo-r bid was r--S ,-idvd, SI7V(oa( from th- Port-'te Mad Bull Still Leads Marathon LAYTONVll.l.i:, C'al., Juim 17 (Al') Mad Hull. Kurook Indian (III rant In thu 4SU-mlle Iledwood hlRhwuy Indian uiuruthou. watt 14 miles ahead of the field today when lie checked throtiKh Cuiii mihHs, lf miles north of lutytoii vllle. fie stopped for a short rest. ly blistered foot. - Klylnir Cloud. Karook lndlitn, was between YVtllits and laiyton vlllc, fourth In the raco today. SCHOOLS IN COUNTY NOW AeeoriYiiiH: to an announcement county lia.s mown from i'J last yeur lo 18 this year. The siundard schools up to date are, Iu Urunde, (Vntral, Willow. (Jreenwood. anl : Iilviera, I'eri-y, wIkiii. lmhler, L u- jlon. haiiKhal, Lower t'ove,. Nurth 'i'owder. Island City, Wulf ITeek. , l-'rultdale, Hil;nrd, Kamela, Alieel .and Jaild Canyon, ... ... .,... ..., i..ji ClKlllll uriuie MiiiueoiN w nu iuuk me stuto examinations over have passed and are 1-niiiK in-esented wltli eighth i;rade diplomas. Thoy , n.rt (Iraee Hlitcker, luiou Harvey Oonklln, Leland Hudson, 'ivian Mel'tll. ,. .,, i..... mih,.,. iu,.i,i..,i llllgjird. and Allen Zaugg, I'niou i'n,vo wore r; m county who took the seventh and eighth grade examinations earlier in the Hprlng. , , Jjf CJ Tl1 A If rfS) fONTROfj J- K- Shelton, of J-.ug.;ne. itrc, . fouli tjlttXl U Ktii !'h powerless to prevent . i'nlike other animals, the hog has no way of regulating his own tem- perature. Horses, cows and kin dred farm slock react to the weath er as humans do. Their pores close " hen It's cold and open for perspi ration wticu u s not. The Culted States bureau of ani mal Industry has found tlufl the hog is virtually devoid of (his func tion, lieneath his skin is an adi- "" that apparently is with ,,ut filing. 1 1-iVeii III r-esn of tatooing for identll'ieat ion in the slaughter house has no effect on the hog. Tho Instrument, pointed and barb ed, may be thrust into his buck Wit h extraordinary force n nd ' he will not bother to grunt. , llis'nueer constitutional makeup, scientists say, is responsible for the fact that a hog may freeze to dent) in sub-zero weather, or drop dead 1 Vj inches iii!hv t,H-' roadside n carelessly driven induced by through summer heat to the mar. ket. Outdoor Code Urges Tourists to Behave CHICAGO i AP "Lverything ( ladongs to someltody" is the first1 commandment in an outdoor code of ethics for vaeat ionists uud city folk who flock to the country in (he summer mouths. J The code was draft eel by tho l.aali Walton League of America, and Seth K. Gordon, extension di- ; rector, t sure its observance will eliminate much of the animosity engendered in farmers by cure lets urban vacationers, other points In. Hie code; "Never leave a gate open, per mitting cattle ami livestock to roam from their pastures. "Don't disfigure or displace na tural resources. "He a hiker, not a 'ride cadger. "I lon't t respas on forbidden ground, or hunt or fish on posted land. 'J on't roam across phi nfc d fields; w ulk around them. . "Hulld a camp fire, not tt roar ing inferno. "Hiuwii the fire with water when camp le broken, and do not scatter the embers. "lie courteous: Leave a nolo of t hanks in any wilderness shelter used." a' Farm Homes Can Have Bathrooms ,o farm home need go without its bit til lob, Mifi'ieultliral extension agents deebire. Installation of water systems supply hot h t he kitchen sink and tlie bathroom Is a chief feature of improvement made popular by home de up t nst ration agents. Tlie I. can be filled from the roof by gutters when ratu is avail able, or from a spring by menus of u ram installed b force water in the hill to barns a to) Hie farmyard. Most of the work can be done b the owner and is Inexpensive I Patteison ,s a ni'int r of t In Multnomah tior contm!: county tax stem const rv-i j I'KKLVC, shal Chang 'dictatorship .tune 17. t.M't- Me-'IVo-Ltu a"-epli'd Hie of th" AiikniKhua. thern 4'liineso aliinMce. this af ioioi. li w aitnMim !(( y ;'. c a.n.1 n - vei.ln i WOMAN TELLS OF RENTING ROOM TO ALLEGED BANDITS t (Continued from Puge i; she hud seen the hbviU in attend- I X. M.t a former teacher of IIuku, enco at the present trial.' jaud K. White, of Carlsbad. N. M The witness testitied umli-r cross testifying to Hie (food repulalion examination by the state that she ' uf the defendant In his home was uu acquaintance of 1'aul Oo. towns. Autremont, lather of tiiu dei'eiul ants and that tlie Jiud talked to him about tlui case. ife'itieet Clint-uu Tlie state attacked Hie register she,et and Mrs. .Morton explained discrepancies by saying: "1 am not : u very neat bookket-per." and ' denied thul she had changed thu I register. j Airs. Morton staled thu twins J occupied the room nlKlit and that! "(he third youuff piuii," stayed , there in days, being a night worker, j she seldom saw him. I The state introduced a statement ) signed by Mis. Morton on April la, 1 'J 7 in which she put in writ ing the main points of her testi mony. Tlie st at a failed to shake the testimony of Mrs. Morton on cross examination was reexamine?! by the defense on iter manner ot eoiuntet- ! ins- her bookkeeping. She said she was proprietress of three, apartment houses, and "tliut no body understood my bookkeeping but myself, and 1 thought that waa all that was necessary'', Mrs. Morton identified Hugh as one of her roomers, Ucorgo I alow or Ashland. Ore., a carpenter employed by thu Southern l'aelfie at Siskiyou, Ore., who took part in the search tor evidence, with Southern Pacific (;n,nd Duchess" in the first Kng special agents following the crimu, hist, presentation of the Kronen' testified that following the arrival of National Ouardsiuen. there was 'considerable shooling going on." at trees in Hie vicinity of where the state holds the nceiued broth- thers were camped. . Saw Mvu wll ness said he The knew Pay I'Mnneran. state witness who testi- ! fled he saw two men fitting the general description of the le An tremontH, boarding the passenger train just before it was dynamited, but did not recall that he had ever talked to Klnrierun about the size nf tlie men. in response to u, de tvniii MUestlon. , fof'er managing editor of the l-.u- gene Guard, was called to testily Ipsii Aft i with counsel for. both sides, tho conference, the witness 'AMI POLITICK had very much lo do with pidltio or any other kind of ticks. .My rather uilh ii rcpub-j Mean, my mother was a Haptl.-t i and I sidl IuiiiIh'I' and paint to iieai lcerytMMl,v. The city cliM'thin Is i (lining on, mill different oiicn have it-dieH ine! If I wan going to help tut) hi J more city coininlssioneo, j We already hae ;t anil what In the world woulil we tin with -ntori, H cots ni.nc money In operate tlicin and 5 men cannot agree on thy affairs llkt :i men cjiii. If men me placed In of fice as 4'(inmlsloncrs, none of them feid like I hen K any re IKMilhllity resting op their shoul der. , Thry ofK-n fay there Is enough to chew the rag over city affairs without luulug to aiteinl (iminilsslniicrs' ni(eilng, or about ;t out of ," may go fKbiu or ds" one of litem after he ha eiitcu a huge supper ami Inkcs (he eve ning paper (o the big chair ami falls H-h'ep I hen wakes up long ciuin?h to ask his wife to send a messenger hn In Ihe city hall ami to tcilthc other I commissioner thai they run go ahead with ihe meeting without him as he N not fe(ding well. Then the go(nl wife lakes o,ff Ids shoes anil turns down the covers and , he fifUi t-oumils-sloiier fM siMili sawing wood, It not so with II Im'iiiisi' there !. no way lo MlMJlk out. It seems to us that In a city the of La, (irande to put 5 eotntnlssloncrs In is like pulling a bllnd-rohl on and walking batkwanK to nonheie. H only ulve- more of a chance for' n w H-e-pullhig on fhl vhle of the) tin k and that side of lite (rack end oi not hues 1 am glad that I don't h on cither -hie of the j traek I live between the ri Inn -). I IA(i) wtnil of the city can lime! exactly what they want ami are willing In pay for. If any certain wniil l-u't geiilux a Tnlr deal h Is iiunll hecmioe the didn't want to stand tiie ep,MJ'. I am not riimdiig for nci.vor. Wcj ate celling I M m i ccnl pure Mon-;. an b paint null ., cedar kbhi- glcs nt Hc per bunch ftml nut coal at Hlo per -ftck. I W ill probaldv see you al the j ptdU nj the Miming city election. Let us do n little figuring by put-i (Inn down . 5 and tanying :t. Claude C. Pratt ! Lumber Co. N il IV,r Cash "The Poor Mnfi'4 I VIeiid' Near romidry. Vhone Main Z4H , Nti h a inlay liilitertn t I n.Alii I'K.vn I I lmv novor wan excused without questioning. Depositloitrt wer' read Horn C. II. .Maun, banker: J. J. Clark, dentist: tluruld Kruxier, school boy; Xt, Stevenson, Mrs. Amies Kruzlor, iiouselieepi-r., and Cora Holers, hoimeket'per, all of Arlesla, N. M., and Mrs. Klla t-eo. of LaUewood. Similar depositions went read from Charlotte MeAlserand Luther Wilcox of (,'nrlsbad, N., M, j j ,f , ! Will ! I Vlt'U For Possession . Fred Waldmp was arrested yes leriinv with a bottle of inotilisbine ; liquor In his possession and will he) i tried In tlie municipal court Mou-j j day event tin at 7 ;SU o'clock. lie j was released upon I'in'Mlshing J.'mi i bonds. ' - 1 .Mm Harrison, hose trial was set ' I for 7:;ili o'clock last night, will be; 'tried tonight at the saute time in ! stead. I ) 0(011(1 VUI CtfT By Use of Radio SAN l-'UANCISCO (AP The old saying, "a woman Is as old as she looks," no longer aplies to ac tresses, believes Miss Kmeilie Mel ville, one time famous actrc is, who at "X still has her youthful voice land now keeps her public via the jair. I MIsh Melville made her debut In , Philadelphia. In I UK she was "The opera. She was leading lady fori Hdwin Liouih and oiiee had her own theater in Australia. t IKHisl slloi ltS SCAICO' I SIMt I. J Fl VIA i. Ml. There "aren't manv horses I loerK auv more. Only tifi of them applied for licenses in Illinois last year, so the state senate has passed a bill which would permit them to op erate without licensing. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less .NEW SHIRTS foliar ill Inched styles in plain ami niart fancy pnt ti ins, i;niaili lot lis, lailras ami atlniclhc - printed pat terns, silk striped. I'.celhnt mialllfes ami cccpt!mi'.il val- $1.25 - $1.95 .$2.95 1 Fathor'fs Day Sunday, lime 1 1Kb Huy Had u new He bi au tlltil nll-xilk palln ii- m plaids, stripes ami iUt cimi blnalfons 50-75-95 and $1.25 I Newark bTDKEi Destroyers of High Tiices. TODAY Saturday .Mm. ,,, , f ... i, .. MIM.I CLARA -REED MOV.'ES - ARTHUR W0USMAN Q Qaramaunt Qtcture' SIIKII.MAN'S march In tin- spa flidn't leave nearly as much havoc in its wako us docs KOI '('111 IIOKHIC KOSIK'S march on Kroiidway. Clara's in iiain! I'ATIIH NKWS ShowiiiK Capl. lindlu'iKh's Ar rival and Reception in Paris. l'Al!I,i:S ARCADf Tm MUCH OF WOOL ALREADY SOLI) (Continued from Tago 1) (snip cups in which u. w. Frank lin and J. H, Oobbin also are in terested have been shipped to Hus ton on consignment. A. O. Hutlerfleld has finished shearing and has sold the clip from ills own flocks, run under the name1 of the F.nterptiso Livestock company, and shearing- has not been finished on the large J). & M, ranch of which he is manager, (iutilke A Oernan have not done their shearing and shearing Is now under way on the 'amp Creek ranch, the old C. L. Hartshorn out fit. Leonard Jordan, C. C. Parcejl and Carl Whltniore have not shear ed their bands. Albert Morgan and James 1-Xstes are reported to have, sold for lilt cents. One of the best clips reported in tint county came from tiie LK.u sheep In Al Norcgaurd's band, of almost purebred Ha mho nil let stock. The shearing was done at the Johnson and Franklin plant on Lower Prairie creek and Mr, Nore gaard figured the wool made near ly 1 'J pounds a fleece, Most of the iambs have been contracted at, H) cents a pound, which Is considered a satisfactory price. HAIIV SAIH I K The funeral of (leorge C. rant Sadler, the Infant son of Paul It. Sadler, of Klgin, was held this af ternoon from tlie home, Snodgrass and Zimmerman in charge, Inter ment was miide in the Klgin ceme tery by the side of his mother. KMT1-; li. U NI) Kuutc K Lund died at his home here, :'?02 North First street, this morning at about -:li0 o'clock at. the age of 7 years, three months and three days, ile was born March 1 4, I sr.5 in Norway. They moved lo La (irande from Montana L j Obituary ii the mm, . nti ..&r 1 Baking Powder is in the 7or Best Results Use DOUBLE ACTION Rrst in the Dough -Then in the Oven tm . f 9Crri srri&i for zsf Millions of Pounds Used Star i.miliMamv.niV A Mad-House of Wild Excitement! TJOOT paclt.s the iluiiis info lliis one as never before. ICni ployed as a detective, he is grabbed by the wrong boss, and begins a hilarious cycle of laiiKhablc situations (bat never cease until be lias the girl tucked in the curve ol' bis arm. Knockout entertain ment all the way. : v, i . Also Andy Clump in llUt Adams .Store No. IS Ln (ii'aiule, Ore. LADIES' PUMPS $4.98 Many now styles in various light shades with fancy pastel trimming. .j ; a little more thaii a yrar ago. , j lb! leaes his widow, Mrs. Jen- nic Lund, (wo daughters. Mrs,- Or-" (vllle Webber Jr., and Lllliun Lunih' and two sons, Llyod and Arthur, 1 all of La (IranUo. . 'y ' The remains aro at tho HnodiJ grass and .iminerman clmpifl I'Mineral arrangements will be uu nounccd later. ' L Hons Ki::nx - : i,-. Cove, (Special) Tho -fitiierlfD service for Loss Kern, who ULpuV early .Wednesday morning, ,.waafi hebl at tho Methodist L'plscopttQ . church at l(i:.:u Thursday mornlpgJ , The Itev. Alice Payne conductlitg the service.- Interment was madf In llosn Kidge cemetery. - .' 1 j The funeral was in charge of thft IT. O. (t. F. lodge. .r" i Mr. Kern bad made his hom?, ui Cove for Ihe past 14 years nmT he will be greatly missed by h$ many friends. .. ' A'-.'Ai j Ho leaves two sisters, Mrs, Kffief Allen and Mrs. Ldith L. Pease, be-T sideu several nieces and nephews.: ... '.LliiJi onimmrt In ttiH. 25 Ounces By Our Government? TONIGHT And SATURDAY Willi Kathleen Key "BROKE AtiAIN" X