La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Wcdnesday.'Junc 22, 102T
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1 Local News In Brief
' . COMING EVKNTS
! July 21, 82, !!:t Klalo Am.-rl-
.enn Lesion convention lu Lb
tUruiulc.
Oi'IoIkt (ili-Nulio ilnic not
ll'llileil on) Orcitun I'lirent
'lonelier assocliiltou louvi-ntluu
.liero.
To linker
Keiil Dullell went ( linker Mon.
Guy where ho rlninuieteci business.
j;iie to llaltcr
j Mrs. I). U. Olseli lel'l this inoi'il
JnK for linker.
On Vnetitkui
J (icoi'ire Mouln, who Is employee!
y thu rullroinl, is on IiIh viiention.
yiIU'il nt Pendleton
if Mr. mid Mm. I 'at iloyt visited
pt remllctou ilurliiK tlit pawl week
411 J WU.li relatives una frit-mis.
to(ui'ils l-'rom I'oiilituil
j ills Ivy I'luu'leton has returned
from u two weeks' visit with rela
tives In I'ortlund.
Here I'Yom rnion
; Mrs. Hen Jury, or I'nion, vis
ited in l.a Grande yesterday. She
pent the clay shopping. . ,
jlrote to linker -
. Mr. mid Mrs. JIarry 'Owens, of
(his city, visi,ed Willi relatives lu
linker Sunday., They made the trip
by car. ','',. ,
YMIing I'aiviit.-i
. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Knowles and
little son John rtlchaid. are vis
iting in the city at the honiv. ,of
Mr. Knowles' parents. Judge and
Mrs. J. V, ' Knowles.
IslUtI nt Kim-rpriM'
MifS- IJeoniWla llainiitun six-nt
thr pat week rnil visilinKat l-li-li-ntriHr
wilh hvr parents. Miss
Xaliiilton .is iMiiployi'il al tlie J. C.
rt'tuii-y company.
In Whllii WiiIIh
. U. :!. I'icki-lt drove lo Walla
WalliL .toilay wlu-ru he wilt meet
Mrfl. I'lekelt who liuH been visit
ing with relatives there for the
iaKt two weeks. .Mr. I'iekett owns
the rout lieer stand here.
VlsltillX Hell'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens have
as Iheir Kiiests. .Mr. and Mrs. 1'. D.
Hull and dallKlitei'.s. I'hyllls and
Cat herllle, of Itdliian. Mont. They
will spend, Jlbout a month visltlnu
here and ai" considerini! estab
lishing their home in this elty.
. Leilies for ramp. J-ewl! r v
A ; Norwood Hale will leave TliuriJ
day I0i-.'aiiip Lewis where lie will
allimd Citizens .Military Training
llamp. Itefoie returniiiK home he
will no to San I'raneiseo and San
ItaTael where he will visit liiends
ini'd.l-.ialives. Hale is a student .ut
the loeul hiKh sehool.
ill INirtland
! Jr. and -Mis. C. W. Krwin
spendlnil about two weeks at Port
land and other western points. Mr.
ihwiil i.t atlendlui; the nieetinK of
(he Slale Dental assoeial Ion al
j-orU'.Ud Hl 'r'"'y W'"
j.eii,l 3evi.-ral ilays at Seaside next
vcK. '
i
Stnimrjl llen
V Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Kelsey ami
sou. Kenneth, of Portland, stopped
hi l.a tlrandt; Monday nisht en
t-oute to Norton. Kan., where they
will visit. This is their first re.
turn trip to Kansas in H years.
Thev wmrii KiMsls at.ll'e home of
Mr. 'and' Mrs. K. It: IlinBO here.
lliiini- rilim lliilncs Collefii'
Miss liara 'Shepherd. ilaUKliler
ef Mr. and Mrs. !'. I- Shepherd,
has returned I'Lom Portland where
alio, lias I'oiiipleted a business
course at the Northwestern school
' uf eoinnieree. -Miss Shepherd
fraduat'ed from the local lUKh In
ti'li. The Shepherd home Is at
$111.17 Second slreet.
Michaels -Stern
Value First
Our entire line now
going at
Special Prices
$19.85, $31.45
$27,85, $325
and $38.75
'"Regular values u
: to $(50-00
Select your Fourth of
rJulv Suit Now!
Clint's
Clothiery
Tlid Mora With Codm-Iooc
I Hon- I 'min 1'ks
,Uii). Keith Mlfool. of L'ovc.
lenl yvMi-rduy vtaiuiig unU aliuii
I Ping In this elly. .
Here from I nlun
Mr. and Mrs. Jaeli lleevcrs, of
I'nlon, were La Uruiide visitors to
day. .Marrlalte License
, A license to Wed whs issued yes
terday to Olhello Cray and Ituy
niond ltululi Webb, both of this
elty, , . .
Went 1'Kliliiu'
Kverelt Keown and Kverelt
Itosenbauin spent yesterday after
noon fishing un liork. Creek, neur
illlsard.
VWthlB Here
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Morgan
have us guests at their home this
week Mr. and Mrs. Merl Muncey,
of Ilcnd. Mr. and Mrs. Muncey
were married last Sunday at Uc-nil.
In Pendleton .
Mrs. G. I!. I'onyers left yester
day for 1'endleton where aim will
spend the rest of the week visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Mere From The Halle
Air. and Airs. S. II. Clark Ulid
children, of The Oalles. stopped
in this city yesterday. They regis
tered at the Foley.
Oil Way Home - ,
Murray Arms passed through
here this morning on his way home
to Huntington. He has been In
Portland lor tile past few days. ,
Will VWI .Mothci v
.Mrs. A. K. Kims arrived here national AdVfirtlslng association ut1.,, , oH I'twhinc Wil'er Karool- IW Wj':Ken me growing sirengin oi
this morning from Kugene and will jH'o convention- here today of ilte ' ' ' . . .h ' ' TlMin.,. ' i "gapuro naval base. Aiw
visit with her mother. Mr. Angus- -I-acifie Coast' Advertising yiul cloud Karoo lH out at Pot a I- ItV,a" ,UVV ' !'und,n lwu
la McClure. Mrs. Hl.n. nee Wll- I uHHoerfttlon. : U KurooK' w'lH out Ut 1 UaU thband ton cruiser, which can
Idta McClure, formerly made her -Advertising lias tuuKl.t us to! " ' . ' , - '""ired -in Sydney harbor but
, hr jcleflu -our teeth, take care of our' ('m"',no1- lHlon. of N-w j In view of her remoteness from Hie
. IcycH, lo .save our money und to-j ,,1S,(0, ''' telegraphed hl jiuither.cuuntry, she desires malu-
lA-aw l-'or WMilnglo"
Sheldon Brownton will leave
t.
day for Davenport, Wash., where
he will be employed dlirlntf 'ho
I summer months by .the Wearever
Aluminum company. He has been
' visitliift- for Hie ast few weeks with
ills parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. H.
. Hiownlon. Itrownton is a student
at tlu- University of Washinfflon,
huvlnjr eomidelcd his third year's
work this sininK-
he Home Tunluht
Miss Thelnia Kiliilen will ar
rive in l.a (irande this eveninu
from Poiilund, -where she has
been vlsitini; will) Miss llorls C.ll
lilan since tlie closo of scliool.
.Miss Kitchen Is a l'nlversity of
Oregon student. She will spend the
summer here with her pan'nts. Mr.
and Mis. It. J. Kitchen, and return
to KtiKcnc In the fall to resume 'lier
college work as a senior. ;
lietiirn I" Portland
Mr. and Mrs. It. ' D. ole and
Miss Hula Mnitiro. have returned
lo their home lu Portland after
vlfillnB In l.a Grande with their
.isler. Mis. C 1 1, .ralisi icio. ttno
'brother, K. S. Mattiee. i'hey vis
ited here lor HI days. They made
the trip by auto. - Mrs. J. H.' Or
ion of I'nion, accompanied them to
Portland where she will slay for
about a week returning wllh. lor
sister, Mrs. Mattiee.
Home From ;rand Lodgi-
Mrs. Charles Oraham returned
home this morning from Cortland
where Hhe ultended the Kastern
Star grand lodge and the rose fcs-li:
val Mrs. C.riihaui visited with
friends and relatives during her
sii.y Her sister. Mrs. Charles
i Ciinlson and young sou, Alvin. n-
' . . ...1,1. ...ul ll'ltl Visit
llll'lied Home won un "
here for some' tiui'N ';' - ; '
Home I'rom (.riinue Onnciillou
' Mrs. WtlltUin Freedcnburg Und
u I-', c. Clow lag, of
Joseph,
through l.a
Cirande this
morning on lliclr way to Joseph;af-
ier soendihg about, t'
days' In
i'...f intifl whero thei
attended the
state grange meeting. Moth wo
men arc members of the Liberty
grange "t Jom-pli. Mrn. l-'reftdeii-
linri;
hetng chaplain aim onui
delicate
to the stale convention.
lleiiM- rnnii Si-asltlf 'l''''l'
Mr. and Mm I'M Kh'II "H'l
daimhter, Kdlth, and Mrs. II.
Koriester luive returned from a
liiolnr trill tu I'urtland and Heanlde.
Willie In r.ntland they altendid
the Krand hallfe of the Eastern
Slur, und wllnessed the, rone, festi
val. The iarly ariivid home Mon
day. llmiie I'liiiii Hospital
Adulpli Sleifi-lBt Jr., who wan In
jured lasl Krlday when n car lilt
l,l,ii. llirowlnB him from his W-eych-,
waa taken from the hospital
lo th'e home of Ilia parent Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph SlcKrisl, loday. He
Is said to la- gcttlne alonK very
nicely, althonch he will. be con
lined for some time yet.
Found Guilty;
Is Fined $50
Arthur Hinedlnnd win found
miiliy last evenlmt In municipal
court before Jlldce f. M. Hum
phrey!' on chai'Kca of Illegal inn
fl'sslon of moonshine. He was
lined which he lias not yet
paid. '
11. Nelson who was arrested yes
terday on the charue of havlne
ll.,uor In hit car will ! tried to
nlBllt at 7:3". Honda were, set at
jiiiii which he furnished.
LOS .N(il;Ll'I..June AI'
Dorulhy Mackaje, of tlie stalle.
score. I a Klunnl Wf today in
her trial on eharRis of ci.nsplrlnu
lo con.ial facts eonceinlnK III"
death of I.' r actor hushalld. Kay
Hayinon'1. In llollvmod lust April,
when Judfrn Thai lis Inn n.ll. on
motion of df fctiw. dlxmlxwil An-'
! b tehuty tounts eg.nn h'f.
WHERE PILOT
M t iMWWMiUiUiUiUIUillilWllll,llkli''WWUip lmL 1WV
' .1,, XItrI :
f. vA !iJ.Tv3 'J. Hi, Mlf 1
Here In the store in Jenlou. la., where Clarence i). fhaniborlln
Marled out in life to become a watchmaker. Hut tfte boy soon
found the whir of a propeller more faR-itrntiiiK than the mainspring
of ii time-piece. His father's automobile- wan the first in Denison.
fliiipa DvfhiHifin
'V 7 7 .
Of Advertising
'
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jam- 'Zt '( Al,
Advertising is a machine . that
makes it easier to I iv- t ban t ln
way Ice now live, way a definition
Riven by C. KIiir Woodhrtd.-.
New Yorlc. president 'of the Inter
national AdVRt-iisiuu association at
(New Vorlc. president'of the llitei - !
VViti 11 pn'Mahiy. to llvo In better j
homes. tat bcli.-i- foo.l. nod -e:n-i
better- clothes. It has taught tli" ' ;
public to protect Itself against j '
lire, fraud, moth, rust, disease und: n' i i ' w urti
old age. jt has pushed the d. ud- 7 obbu Jones Will
k"ery out ol
i erniaed the
bridge.
household and mod- j
ofjiee." said Wood-j
i Tlie S:in Kranriseo Ach'ertlslng
jiiub won a silver pineapple at tli
; stunts entertalluui'iil of the eon-
I' ventloit , last night, with a musical
farce of two scenes. The Seattle
jCluh was awarded a love cup for
(best stent: for clubs of less lhan
ami members. Tin- Seal tie of ter
ming was' a llin-o-aet sketch fea
' turing (Hlvertising.
I H'M, Kiser. of Sjiokanc. won a
'debate with C. C. Chaplnan, of
j Poiiland, on the oucsliun wliether
profes.slonai men should advertis'.
i Kiser upheld .IJc negalie. eon
j lending II at the persoiiallly of a
I pi ofesslonal man. which Is a ihln,,'
t that makes an eminent speciali.-'t
' differ from a ouack, i; a iiualltv
Unit cannot be standardized.
Mystery Surrounds
Wrecked Car Today
VAM'tM'VKIl, It. C, June '2 2
.(A I') Hleeding profusely from
cuts aboul the luce, Clifton lan
ccy.' Cortland, Ore., Mas admitted
to SI. J 'a uls hospital here early
this' morning. , A short time later
a car bearing an Oregon license
tas found with blood on the wind
shield, steering wheel and running
board. .,
Myslery surrounded the case as
Mr. Oaucey said he did not remem
ber being in an accident und the
ear showed no signs of a collision.
Constable W. C. YorUo said that ,
the motor was running at high
speed and the cars doors were open
when heecame across 1 he machine.
i'oiice Ha Id no connection, be
t ween the ca r ami I ancey has
been established. The licenso
number, of Unj car is Oregon
iltl'JSV.
Melika Is 3 Miles
; From Grants Pass "
tlllAXTK PAHS. Ore., June Z'l ;
(AC) At I::sm this afternoon Me-i
lika, sole Zuni entry left in the;
lt'loor Highway marathon, wart
approacuing vii ams i as aim .ir
wu n in I n roe nines ui i oe en j . i hj
h;1d outdistanc-d Cighting Stag,
KarooU, who was pressing him last
I. V. .mil' liiirr.nl
SO THAT'S WHAT put lltr lotrwlwwk and low and artow
rut of commission! Chief Buii Calf of the Glacier National
Pa.le reservation cx.iminei one of an old cannon to f;nd "where
thf thunder come? fr-m."
FIXED WATCHES
night
and haw a clean lead of 0 1
.miles for .third place In , the nice.
lth Mad Hull and KlylnK Cloud,
jlvarooks. first and second. - .
iMilcon, Karook. left Crescent
'City at i,:45 this niorntng. Hlg
I UM.il.. M...... ,.,..111 ....
t,.i-".. H.. ii, ,i
, , , . , ' , .... i . . , .
, and Swcck was st south of that
; ,, . , , :
city. Janion. Zuul drunnerl . out
t i -jovrtlale Chochee uul OUit
" ' " v "
' ...va.v.ui j -av:iiVo
Defend Golf Title
ATLANTA, tin., June L' 2 (Al1)
The A ttu ut a Journal suhl this af
ternoon that Mnhhy Jones has an
nou need he will defend his lirltiMh
open golf title at Si. Andrews and
will sail from New York, on the
Transylvania Saturday for Scot
hind.
The Journoi said that Jones Un
mediately after announcing his de
ciwioii went to Hast (Jolt club for a
practice round. Thursday he plays
an exhibition w It It .hie Kirk wood driegped Into the negotiations bo- j
at Albany, (la., and leaves Friday jciiune'the Japanese although deeliu-j
morning for' New YorU. ' " inlr iniy intcMlbn mh' 'broiiohfutt"i tin
Itobby told the Journal that he problefu 'have Indicated that in dew-as
awaiting passports and if they lermfning tho strength of mfvics.
arrive in time he will go to Scot- Itho sl.v of warships and comllliuii
land.
st a 1ST ii;iayi:i
Ni:V YOUIv". June
('(Uilrary juank of fi
off and about Nova
ruled today that the
Atlantic expedition r;
r (AC) -l,!e
wcath-r
K"tt:i indi
Ityrd I i n n-'-n
only tall;
about flying to 1 'aris today an J
tomorrow. Ed rly repirts of un
fa voruble went her sugges't ed t Ii,,l
no sturt could be made today and
probably not tomorrow.
The -America continued In a
state of prepji redness. All hands
were ready and the mail was
aboard awaiting word of favorable
weather.
ask WA(;i; iciii;ani:
i PfHiTI.ANI. Ore.. June J2 (Al
' -lligraxeiM employe.) by I'ortlar
nertspape.s (piil work al noon to-j
, day. ami early this afternoon weiei
fill .conference with einptuyerH on 'if
, suggestion of the employcrn thai . j
; the engra-'is' demands for In -1
creases from $f,n to $(i!..riO a weeli
111 wag-s be arbitrated. The dej
mands or Ihe engravers nave o
lisciission since last 1'ebiu
jury.
xJ-;i-l-:.TS MISS -;i.MS
VI M i:U-;iM N. June 'J (AIM
.M1MM Helen Wills, California star.
utduy eniereo ine on o i ooihi in j
i ne 1111 in en on "iiini i .mmkh'si
jehamplonshlp, defeating Miss S. C.j
laimley IJUis, of llnglaiid. -'i, tj-S.
AGREEMENT TO
BE HASEI) ON
PRESENT PLAN'S
(Continued from Page 1)
11 mi tat Un of ttuxltiury tmval .vom-
pl In tci'iiiH (if ratio, but HMHiirtul
him tlmt Jpan carnesily dpHlt rd (o
reach an hktih-iiu'iU und lu-Hcvu
one coulil be iirbiovpd if till the fuc-
(luiH in ttu hIIuuUoiih of tlie varlmiH
ntHtluiis were taken into cuiiMlilt'iu-
ilon.
Afttu-, tho. DieetinK the leader.s
dwiii-d tht report thai Vlseotint
toutto hail flatty notified tho Amorl-
can deletiaU' that Japan wan tillable
io arcejn uiu u-ii-j ratio lor aux-
Ullariew. ,
Ht'Kln TtH'huU'ul Siud-
While tho leaders were tackllus
tl.e broad pull Jen 1 anpectH of tlie
American, Hiitish and Jupanette
proposalrt tlie naval experts of the
three delegations! met to bejdn In a
technical study of tho threo plans
in order to UNeertaiu to exact pur
port of varioiiH phrase hi lhm.
Hear Admiral J-'rank 1 1. Scho
fleld, the first of the three Ameri
can experts present, k director of
Itho war phuiH division of tlie navy I
(department while L'aptain Adolphus
(Andrews ift commander of the sub-i
marine ba.so at Now Loudon, Conn,
At the eoucliifdon of the teeltnl-
elans meeting u cutntmiuifiuo waf
issued reading:
"The technical committee estab
lishd June 9t by resolution of the
executive committee of the confer
ence met today to exchange in
formation with u view to clucidat-
i'lg in niore dtillpfl ouinncr the re,-
Hpectve proposal," ;
- IM.schhs . Aiiuudc
The ' repreftriltatives of tho
lull dominions at their meeting with
Mf I ' i-i jl irmiiii i. ,ll...UUAr tin I
oral attitude in light. of the pian
i ... .i.-
,!nbinltted lo the confcct-nce.
It. is nit erstootb that Australia
. .m i . , i,
and'.JCow Zealand are especially
. ;
nnKK ,llM U1,u """V"1? 1,0 UunP "cro
f"'M". Ul ckimi' " " iioicc-
, uw oti.Mj tor ine aumniiuai neei
for
Adiuiral Salto told Ihe Associated
Press' yesterday that lie bad no in
tention of. raising the Singapore
inestiun, and Admiral Jellicoe ban;
i assured the preux that the iiirs-1 well authenticated report h reach
tiou if naval haxca in not uu the , ing their friends here. 1 hit Ii a iv
jagenda of the present conference : in Hollywood. '
, H;unever, moiiic of the dominion) The star ami the critic 'inel two
j representaMves have been impress.-1 years ago nt a. party glvm by
;ed with tlie American viewpoint i Joscnh 1 lerircslicimci- nm-flixi.
tuai u win ne logically umicuu to
''prevent reopening all the prub-
j letns. settled at the Wasblnfton con,
l'erence If the British, insist on re-
'! considering some of them, notably
itho sl.c of battleships, cruisers ami
' ! all' craft carriers.
May lie Dragged In
' Xaviil bases may conceivably be
f naval bases are belli factors,
j Admiral Satto al his interview)
(with Mr. (llbson, made clear that;
! Japan wants lo maintain her pres
teul naval .strength as she believes
! this desirable for purposes of na-,
i tionud defense. He intimated
si rongty t be hope t hat a solution :
lemild be found satisfactory to thej
Cnlted Stales without bringing up;
the question of ration which is dl;i-,
tasteful to Japanese public opinion, j
The most reliable information is
that no HgreeiiKMit was reached
t he conference, but that the first
interview resulted In clearing the'
uir for further discussions,
J Respite the Japanese aversion
for the fixation of a ratio, it Is fell
lu some 4u.aricr.4 here that the
genuine problem' of establishing
the comparative strength of the
American and Japanese navies still
exists while if pointed out that
once total tonnages are agreed up
on, any one ran work out the ratio
of strength, ,
TWO MEN MISSINt;
AFTER SEAPLANE
GOES INTO-OCEAN
(Continued from Page One)
untied from the pilot.
After searching about and yell-j
lag for Ids companion, IJeul. l-'isli-'.
it continued on alone. An all-
night, struggle t li rough t he scan
ghl libu to land aboul f::S" '
this morning, three miles north ol
here.
He walked to a camp w here 1
several men a ml children became '
frightened ami refused to aid httn.j
Clinking he was a tramp, dually'
he came, to t he camp of Itohcl ;
Trydfi, who look him to l.a (iunn
beach, Prom there he sent wold
or the accident to head'm''t''i s al j
San lib-go.
Weill. Fisher expressed belief.
Unit the two men might still b:;
afloat.
LA GRANDE FOLKS
;m Tfl& .sb. MOA WANT S I
BOSS IM KfA? YOU POP SHE
-MY , gtf!, SAVS-SHAKE OFMV AINO X
immum
Ueineniber your wife, all of your married
days. She's the one you turn to for com
fort. Bring to her life everything that will
help her to keep happy. Pleasing the wife
is a pleasing habit.
President Takes
Fly Fishing Today
ItAlMU CITY, s. I).. June'
(Al'l J'l'.thlent 1'ouM(Ikv nban
tltineil ttut wnrniM bull for . trout
flsbliiK tul luok the fly on IiIh Utt
trip lu H(U;tV creek, It was dis
closed today.
I'mIiik tils I.aak Walton tnoibod
of anlltiK, Mr. C'uoIUIku brought in
mIx fifth en.
One of the rullern today nt the
t exeninive offk'OH, Kdwurd !. Tay-
r. Chicago newspmu i' man and
member of the lak Walton league,
i declared ihe leanuo watt opposed to
.hikHiih fur trout with woi-imm. Tay-
ior did not see iho president per-
Monally. After a enll on Wecrotary
Handerw, tho I'lilcUKonit Haid tlie
league dewireH to inako fluhiiiR "a
sportlnu proportion and not a meat
prupoHltion."
A delegation from tho Itelle
KourcliB irrigation piojei-t intro
duced by HepreKentative W'llliam
soii of South l)akta, called upon
1 'resident I'oolidKe to present an
Invitation to attend the Newell. .
!., farm picnic July Hi. The pr
si-1
Ideal already has an Invitation for
that date to attend a bin farmers'
pbmli? at Ardniore, S. 1.
-
j
f til lilts TlVO
Homers Today
HUSTON. June A) ltabe
Ituth hammered out Ids L':ird and
I I'-lih homer of the season in (he
! first game of the New York-l!os-itoti
double header todav.
. j He got tho first circuit flout in
jl.tlthe fifth with no one one base, and
tin- HcviMiti in me scvemn inning
, with one man on.
j, T,,'H 't U'e Hamblno up' to his
KtnndliiK at this date thtring his
cord year In He i;s now
three days ahead of last year"
murk, his i llh then IiiIIIiik in
June 2?t. i
Lillian Gish Will
Marry Is Reportll
MOW VOIIK, Juno ri (API
Tlie Kventiig World says loday
that Lillian (llsh. motion pletille
star, and Ucorgc Jean Nathan,
dramatic Clitics, will be married
within tliree weckw. according lo
SANTA 'MONICA. Cal.. June?
AC Oeorgo Jean Nathan, dra
matic critic, said here today that
New YorU reports of his lutende.it
marriage to Lillian dish of the
1 1 1 nis. within three weeks was in
correct. IIlTGIl WILL BE
SENTENCED "TO -j
LIFE IN JAIL1
(Continued Trom Pago 1) j
north, 1 high to Salem, ami Hay
und Hoy lo I 'ortlaud, w here they
vill be held in the M u It noma It
county jail, pending the disposition i
of their cases. Yesterday they
were arraigned and entered plcus r
of not guilty to five indictments, j
charging murder in thu first do-
Star
LAL(RA LA PLANTE in
He didn't think much of ihe idea of being
thought dead until he found out what an
attractive widow he had. Tom Moore,
Hryant Washburn and Jocclyn Lee sup
porting gorgeous Laura in a breezy and
diverting up-to-the-minute farce comedy
with the greatest reverse comedy twist
you vc ever seen
Snookum's Comedy
"SNOOKUM'S CLEANUP"
Friday Saturday
TOM MIX In "THE CIRCUS ACE"
-that woaaan'S k come om,
GOIA' TO GET
Mice hiiU truln robbory.
' , Hcttirii Ut llimt'j
; L'nltcd Htates JjlHtrict Atloincy
,Ot?otKu Neuner, or 1'oitland, Hpe.
rial pronerulor, Attorney John A.
t'ollb v, of 1'ortluiul, und Fred J
Htnith of MuKcne, dcicnae eoun
hcI, left thin inornliiK tor their
huineH, '
The -postal iimpcctoiK dcpaifmcnt
of Justice UKentB und HoMlln-rn l'u
eli'ic anentu jJio. huvo bei-n hero
durliiK tho piotfreKS of tho trial.
will leave today. wltU thu excep
tion or thoao who will travel wlih
tho three brothers to fulfill und
Portland. ....
Court attaches were busy today
' re-asscinbling the mass of exhibits
i lut reduced by the Mtuje, all of
which will be used in thu trials of
j Hay and itoy, '
l'Ycd L. Kmitli, or Kugcne. Ore.,
'chief counsel for Hugh, who has
I been retained by his father hh
counsel for the twins, while the
jury was out yesterday evening,
filed an uffldavit of prejudice, on
statutory grouiuh against Circuit
Judge C. M. Thomas.
Judge Thomas said this morning
that he would cull In u new judge
to hear the trial of tho twins, but
did not know who it would be, or
the dato of tho trlul. The county
a uthorlties, previous to this legal
move, had planned on holding the
trial in August, and had discussed
this phase with ujl concerned.
Slier Iff Jennings, who called and
talked to the three le AutremouL
brothers this morning said;
Scr H(mo la Vfitllcl
"1 think they are pretty well
-satlafied with the way things turn,
ed out. They feunnl the ot her
thing. Tho twins nee hope In thu
verdict, that Hugh pot a life sent
ence." ; The mother, wife and brother of
Marvin Wong, 'one of t hu stain
tra I iiiiien, whq cuuic from their
homo in Ounsmulr, Cal., to attend
the trial, had no comment to mako
upon the. outcome of thu trial, ex
cept that they 'were satisfied.
The defense attorneys regarded
the verdict as a victory. "i;onsld-
ing what wo were up against, the
distinct victory lor the
ltd Attorney John A.
Collier. "We saved tho boy's neck."
Hugh' legal aides declared that
the capture of tho twins in Ohio,
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Public opinion lu this city. held,
that it was a just, verdict, on. a cuho
built entirely on eireuiustuntiul
evidence. There is still a. strong,
H'-nlhncnl in this section, however,
that tin; full story ol the tragedy
has not been told.
Tho trial lasted 1 ii da vs.' over
J (M witnesses were culled and wun
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ARCADE
T-O-N-I-G-H-T
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pEP, thrills love in
terest, youth and
lieauty are all rolled
into this swift stepping
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JEBSEESl Start in gE
Thursday
II AT a girl wild,
wilful, devastating-..
ly b e a u t i f u 1 as the
ocoan from which 3hc
emerge!! She'll carrv
yon, too, or. the b'gii
f::.';is ot romance and
adventure!
with
LA US HANSON
PAULINE STARKE
MAKCELINE DAY
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