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Saturday, January 7, IU28
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
race Five
Local News In Brief
if,-r From Pnrtlnnit
, J. ll. .M in k . 01 i-ommu, i mop-
nB ut th. I.n CJrnn.lR hotel . a
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j. H. Mink, or t'oiimnd, It stop
NltlilK nt t'ohilosll -
Miss Winon-i l.ytunr Ih p-mlin.r
(Hlie eei( ai l oniiora. viui nnr
jJ,roiher-ln-lnw an. I ulster. .Mr. an.l
fofnt. John Slo.Min-.i.
I
')lero Ti-oio .yt
Mr .-ind Airs, u. a. i'owmii. or
Fyssa, an uu'li ' M'y
3) iw i vom r.hiii
'. Mi.-u Once liurke, of Kbxin, is
fiiiemlii .? a i'C'v days here, .she 1?
M th' roi.
I
Shirley t ouple IIt
Mr. and .Mrs. busline ii. I .ich -
irdson. of Hurley. Ida., arc ir-end- j
tnjf a. few ili.ys in I his city. Th. y
iifl at tlie I'Oli y lli.l.l. ,
i Mio-il in Italier
Mm. Hert llollister nnl younj?
W Jack ami .M.r.M. .1. K. t'tmliiT
pent lu jhikit eU'Miny m i -!
.i hey Hpi'iii nit nay wmim nu
if Mrs. ('unllffe's mother.
Jmito 1-Yom 1'lah
ll l.enoard Adam., of Salt ijiiie
5t'iiy, I'tah, Ih upending a few d;tv
itt La Oramle. He is at ihe I. a
ti ran do.
Sitcnil We'k'ncl In PemHetoit -
$ Mi'M. .1. I. Ilayden and son. Vin
ci'iit, loft tlilK TnoniliiK' l'or I'en
lilrton where they will nK-nd the
i week end visiting.
-.Hero on llu;iriess
P. Miss II. Hael
hed here thii
speii a wedt
Miss II. Ilaekerott. of Huker, nr-
t his morning . and wilt
or so ii La (irande
lull it nursiiiK' case at the Oran'l"
; lionde hospital,
! I. Man luus
J. I. I'urdy, travelipsr freight
and passeifUer ajrent of th T. 1.
system, left yesterday ror t'enuie- ,
ton Hller siieninntf a sew nays n re
on business. ' Mr. I'urdy s(0ped at
the La (rnnnhJ.
Dinner fiwsts :
Mrs. Leila (irahain, of Summer-
vllle, liad us her dinner .tjuests ihe
first of tills week her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and V- rs. Oas
Kill. Mr. und Mrs. Marry Ziirbrlrk
and ehlldn-n, Mr. and .Mts. Murr
("jintiel und Mrs. Mary McKnie
and son, Alex.
To Study Pipe Orgiin
Kthel Dellaas left last night for
T'orthu rl, - whre she e.ji. els to
lake an ;dvane'd courso in pip'
rgan under Cecil Teag ie, organi.st
;at the ill'" ll theater.
Vtcliiriis to Poillantl
10. IO. Sharn. of- Portland, who
Jvh been in La Orande for tho pjist
:nonth or so doing an liting work .
at Mie telephone com pan, has re. j
turned to Portland. Me was at the
La (irande hotel during his stay!
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Nulioiml (.uaid I H i 11-
1 uni tnj i;, I SUth Infaiii iy. I. i '
'Irande tia' onal guard company, j
will drill hi Zither boll .Mondav
night, beg 1 fihig at 7;M o'clock,
aceoriliiig to Capl. W. A. M--an.
This wil, Le the Mr.-it dull ct the
year and the first in si vera!
weeks.
Itetiiirn to Poiilnml
Mrs. ltoy i. I'erryv and children
Mary Jane and Tom. h-ft on train
No. 1 7 this morning for
home in Portland. They hav
th' ir I
been
gurst here for the past svvi-al
weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Modgin. Mrs perry Is a
Kister of .Mrs. llodgin.
Returns to Pordand
Mrs. K. D. Perrin left this morn
ing lor her home In Portland. Mr.
and M rs. Perrin have been mak
ing their home here this wini
jile Mi
fho const
Mr. Perrin Is employed on
onst ruction of the Sacajawea
Inn.
Ret 11 111s Home to Idaho
Ttm 1 Isses Ruth a h d 1 Tn zel
Jons, of this city, accompanied
by their sister, Mrs. Clyde Meyers
and young son, -Robby, of CJene
see. Ida., left yesterday by ear for
Oenesee. Mrs. Meyers and son
have been visiting hero for the
past three works or so with her
sisters, the Misses Jones and Mrs.
Pert llollister. She was formerly
Madeline. Jones. Her sisters plan
to drive home to La Grande to
morrow. living for California
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mav.l.y will
leave tomorrow for California
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; Our Greatest
j January Clearance
j SALE
X On High-Grade Merchandise for Men and
2 Young: Men Now (Joins; On.
X Make vour dollars work to save.
"THE STORE WITH
wliere they will spenil 'about tlirce
i iiioiiiIik visiting. They will KO hv
! way ot Halt l ake l ltv an.i in
!.,, , . 'OKO 1 " " iH
!! r ',",.'-,0a. A."K":" Mh r: ""
i-i-i. in u., ij. . '
,, "., ... "inn.
a "other e,tie,lurnK, their ex-
t' luleil trip HOlIt 1. Mr. :ir..l M.u
.tulcl trip HOuth. Mr. ;ir..l M
t J luwley mUe iheir horn, ul I li
J sixth street. '
Mnc Itahv ..H
j .h.. anu MrH iUiy Mqsh U).p Uj(,
!. iiis or 1L i,ai,y uanuhter horn
!' 'e,lues,lay niKhl ut their
home on Cellar street. The Utile
dill wclKhod seven pounds.
Servhfs 'liiunrr(H-
liuieh services and Sun.lai
will he hehl tomorrow
nioi nlnir nl the 1- lrst Itaptlst
: ,.hurch
' i(t.. .,. m
r. A. M. Moore h l.e ,
i
HI lor l he past week.
; (; (( jnt
Mw; ,, r Kronp,, (1(Mlfh.
j j,,, Mjs)
rancis l!y.
neai-son went lo Hot Lake thitf
luoinintr for a day's visit.
, .
Miiiiioi VMloi-s llonw . -i
Judffe K. .1. Si neerhox and C. K.
Hifiehinson. promjuent North
I'owdt r cllizrns. wi re htisincss vih-
Itors in Lu tlrande today.
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in mi it ri-iiMi i-i.'i-uuiUI
Mrs. Clyde Peterson returned
.home this mornirijr . on train No.
a irom rnnmnn Where no Kneiit
.several days visiting .
r
uero i mm 'IVloenset Mrs. K. lonley. of Joseph. Iivid
Mrs: Hen Mill and Oonria MorKran Rwnpton had hee j : n si
Halter, both of Teloenset. snent .ii. n, i'.il- Ann. n- ..
y. Kterday shopninL' and vtsitinir In
La (Irande.
To Visit i linker
Mrs. Hon Ward und children,
Tlenny and I'hilllp, went to Maker ,
today where they will spend th
W(.eni visitlnif,
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llomc 1'i-om Spokane Trip
(learhart Staekland returned
home on train No. 2i this morninsr
from. Spokane where he was called
last week by the-serious illness of
a friend, whose condition is now
Kioatly improved. Mr. Stackland's
home Is nt Cove.
Here l-'rnin Pendleton
J. MeA.llister, of tho Joslyn-Mr-
Alllster Conslrueiion company, i3
stopping at tho Summer this week
end. Me is registered from Pen-
,Heton
Itahy Hoy Horn j
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd Marshall
are the parents of a Heven-pound
baby boy born to them nt the
Crrunde Itonde hospital last night.,
Me is to bo culled MouglaH Mope.1
t., aii'UMjs. MumJuill .make Uielr-
jiou, at 10115 Heveuth street,
,
rr0 yjn, iaiu.iter
m,.s A. P. Nelson und daughter,
Miiriim, left this morning for
Maker where they ripen t the day
visiting Mrs. Nelson's elder daugh
ters. Florence and Hertha. who nre
In nurse's t raining it St. Klizu
beth's. f
1 U-turn to Pleasant Vnlley
Mrs. William Zieglrr and child
ren. Mildred, Hilly and .Vlfred. left
1 hiu indi-tiitic I'nr I'ltnsjint valb-v
where they are making their home I
this w inter. Mr. Ziegler is a rail-1
roaib rt Alfred is attending school
in La. CI ramie nml snends the
weekemls at Pleasant Valley. Mrs.
vh-irier and her two younger child
ren have been visiting here since
Thursday.
To Conduct Rvial .
Claude C. Pratt will leave Tues
day for Spokane, where he will
conduct 11 revival meeting In the
Church of Ood there with the Rev.
K. ll.'Ahrendt, Mr. Pratt has fol
lowed this work for a period of
time flaring the winter for about
I'll years. The revival meetings
will Mart Jan. 11 and wilt con
tinue lor, aloi't .1 days. Mr. Pratt
win speiiiv hi mi! uuii-ii in viuti
hero Sunday mor.nlng und evening.
Mis siinjeei in me morning win ne
"Mavo Faith In God." and in the
evening "Why 1 Relieve In a
Ghost."
l-eft l.itst Night
Ail.. viultimr linrn iliirlnw I lie
hollday wason with relatives an
friends Mr. und Mrs. M. Fulgham
hft last night for their home at
" . .
Palmer. They were ueeompanled
!iy Mrs. I'ulghntn's sister, Miss
1
U M.ilKnIU.ii.l u-lin .,1..nu
to spend the rest of this winter
there, and bv Robert Simons, who I
will be employed there. f
A CONSCIENCE
!Vllt IO kit Ukiw , . ,.
MIhh t'Uira. t'tiURhonuwor vi-nt
to Hot 1-iike toitiiy to receive nii'ilt
ctxl treatment.
SliiHiiiMr Hero Today
Mr. uml .Mrs. T. l. h'lckllii nivl
1 Mrs. Mywr. at I'nlon. arc jihop-
I plnK 111 this, city toiluy.
. n. ,
ThU
IllHhop nml Mr. W. P. Ileiiiiim-
0. of .'en ton, returned to the!,
. homo this lliornlnir nfter ntlenillne
' the unnunl purlnh
,,,,, Kplw.op, c
. . ..' ' ..
mecttutr of St.
chui eh last even-
in at llonnn hall.
! Tilkon to Hospital ' "
I Orvnll I won was taken to the
I Oranile Itonile hospital this morn-
In tii- m nnontllnn nf minnr no -
tilre. Mr. Iloan has heen su f ler-
nB from n Jllfeeteil foot an.l
hloml polsonlnif for more than a
'week.
, ;
llenil Air Slimil '
Karl llamlllon. son of Or. and
l pi v..rn il.iiMtltxn ic .n..i..
fro mil.,. I'nlversilv of Ocimn thix
IsemeNfer nt.il will nil. lid the local
i flvinu- school. He wilf lake no
aviation the remainder of ihis year
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iiihi rt nuiiif ii in wi iitiK'r in i ill 1 1 ii i
v. rslty Kaln next near.
Ill lit Home-
yfxH Hens tlelltet Iiuh been entile
m u ni.r homo for neveral ilnva.
she Ik attending normal Hehool at
; Monmouth and him heen here for
t ne 'li rirtt mas hoi Ida vs. M isi
Oelhel was uniihle to return la-r
' Week nnd It will prohnldv he nev.
rral days yet Ixfore she Ih able
to go haek.
1 . , J..
j ews of IH'ntli KiN'oht'd
Word has heon ree.-iv-'d h.-re ot
ti... (te:iih nr nmnimoni . it... in
' pioneer. I). M. Ilnmpion. f.Mher of
a. f I-faninton. who was former.;"" 1 M!V- vioore
ly oitv 81,perinlendeiit of srhooK-
! here. Mo wus nNo the talh-r 0f
-,n.i u.n r.i.i.Mi oniiiniiiinninnn Jr
the Hp'ti'oltean party for nior1
than IS years at Monmouth. Death
came to him Dee. !!0 at Monniouih.
A. r. Uiimpton is now etty sup r-
.ntrndrnt in Astoria.
Home l'roni Western (i-eion
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorire M. Cur-
roy returned homo this mornlmr
from. Western Oroiran where tluv
spent vernl w;eeks vlsltlnff with
their two sons and daughter,
Oeorge Muntington Turrey. of
Portland, Albert Carrey, of Toledo,
and Mrs. Hoy Karlcy, of McMlnn
vllle. They wei'e compelled
to
leave their ear In .Portland and
como home by train because of
tlie snow blockades on the Colum
hio highway. WKh them MiIm
morning was Mrs. MacClaran. and
little granddaughter Sue Ann
Jackson, of Wallowa, who also vis
f ,
ited at Toledo with her son-in-
law- und daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Carrey. She will return to
Wallowa tomorrow morning.
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1(f1')fkkp PflYfllP (if
Gilbert Mason, 15
The parole of (Mlbeit Mason. If.-
year-old boy of Klgiu. was revoketl
by Judge P. (i. couch yesterday
when he appeared In the juvenile
court charged with the thert of
moiometers. .
Young Mason appeared before
Judge Couch some time ago on u
similar charge, hut was paroled at.
thal time.. Mis attorney. M. .1. (
Kitchen, declared yesterday at th
close o the hearing that the case
would be appealed to the circuit
J"1'
A number of persons testified at
the hearing, w hich opened at I
o'clock yesterday morning and con
tinued until about 'A n't lock yes
terday afternoon.
COOLIDGE VIEWS
EXCITE MARKET
(Continued from Page One)
Initial gains of one (o nearly five
points were scattered over a bro-id
list of Issues, with several blocks
of a.noi) to MJ.noo shares changin.,'
bands in the early trading.
n
J apCLtlS i VlttCC
To Wed Commoner
TOKYO. Jan. 7. (AP) Persist
ence has won for I he prince the
hand of a commoner.
The engagement of Prinee Chich-
, inn. ..i-u-.u-Miii riiiriner Ol 1 I1H m -
peror. to Setsu Matsu Da Ira, 1 7-
year-old daughter of Tsnneo Muisu
Daira, Ja
v.H,ntn
ffifln 1 ar
Daira, Japanese iimbaMsadur lo
on wus confirmed today.
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Obituary
At stri.w ri'M:n.L in:i,n
lu accorda.nce with the Austrian
custom of providing band inusie
for tho last rites of the dead the
La (irande municipal band was u
part of the large funeral cortege
for Mrs. Manda Thomas, n it Aus
trian by birth, whose funeral was
hHd yesterday afternoon at the
Catholic Church. To the strains
of Chopin's gravely beautiful fun
eral murch that ha been the dirge
of Kuropeun nobility for years the
cortege, which included a long line
of earn of friends of the dfje-ased,
the lourner'd party, "and tho
hearse, filed Holt-mnly front tho
Hunter & Mohnenkamp chap
through Aduinei avenue, and up
Fourth street to ths Catholic cem
try where Her vires were h'ld. Kla
borate floral offerings were ten
dered at the yrave of Mrs. Thomas.
It z,M estimated that more than
J00 Austria ns were Jiei e from
ncUrhboring AommunlUtra for the
funeral. Mrs, Thomas patwd away
la.nt Tui-S'luy and wus aurvivid by
her widowed hUHboud and nine
children. She wan 4 1, y-nm of
aye.
Mission School '
Now Under Way
In Local Church
Two proKnims of interest took
plare at the First I'resbyterlan
church here- during the week. On
Wednesday even In it church school
of missions wiia ho hi, the meeting
bid tiff tho first of a uerles which
! w-iu ne conducted every ueune-
day vni n w lor tho ne.L five
: weeks.
Ahout ia iiileresleil niemhem of
'the runsii-Kutioll were presen'r
Railierinij. In the linsement of tin
' rhiinh nl l!::tl o'eloi k lor . a ml.
llliek llitllier 11111 Ti'llUt inilllT l'or tile
1 classes which folloue.l, heirinnln:,-
! "I ':! ..-clock.
! The older i. 1.. took up the
i study of mission hooks und the
yoiinir people are stil.lylnK fullli
land doctrine. K. K. Hurley it
: tcach.j; lor the nun. Mrs. II. II.
M'lf aver
Wlrjivci' id lln. imttii.ft'u l.-.i'hi-
' and the
tcaeliers lor 1 lie yolinif
I people are Mis. I. I. Howser, Mrs.
I Hurley Slonekillir. -M tw lllll.la Ail-I
derson. M i s. John .Muenht'l'suil
:m.l t)if l.'i.v i ii u-.. WtiIv
Th.- seeinul meetintt of the sHuail
iii in.
.Inn. II, at the ehuivh and will
Hlmihp- to the first meeting.
l In 'I'n..l., i- ..ll ..t.. . .! ..v..
. ,
the ;rande lionde presbytery wus
. . ... . . ... ,,
held al the v buret with the Itev.
I iiouipson, of t'oitlaml, synodlcal
I executive of OroKon, Iji -haiK
i I'nnfen iieeM were held duriiiK tlw
j afternoon with t he Itev. Norma i
I K. Tuily. of Salem, Mrs. k. i'l is.
Wlls, ttf Kntefprise. Miss llitbla
nuemon, oj i .a l. ramie, (he itev.
W illiam Itaird. of linker, and the
' U,'Vl ''uriM WH. of .Knterprlrfe
W:ili! ,hiii itv
fondueled the i
, ,u)'n,ioni'1-
! In (he eveninir the Itev. Mr. Tul-f of iom e.penslve autonwililles In
ly spoke on "The Knthuslasm of n-orwd interest in the 2Sth annua'
I'htist" und the Kev. Mr. Wells show op.-min? today fur one
"'ked n "Mass Kvanselism." The
Iti-v. W. V. tjliields, of Wallowa.!
led In prayer and t ho llev.
Mr.
Thomas, of Hallway, . read
script lire.
AMERICAN LONE
EAGLE IS GUEST
OF COSTA RICA
of tip l'ord for supremacy in tlu
mmm i low priced field. The Ford motor
. com piny will have a show of In
(Continued from Page J) ' own opening Monday in Madison
with tlie members of the. party.
XieuraKiian senoritas also wero
uisa))iiinted. During luncheon al
the plantation, the native orchestra
.Playeil fur dancing. Lindbergh
prft erred to chat with members
of ihe party.
i:iti:c-r ktati k
WASIIIXCTON. Jan. 7. (API
A staiue of Colonel Lindbergh to be
erected ut Lo Mourner fbd.l ii.fU
In connneniniiHiun nf i.i- tr-mw.i.
luntic flighi is contemnlnted under
,11 lull hy Ieresenlatlve Kelly,
' plililie
I ' The
in. Pennsylvania
metnurinl would he donated
by the American government
France and would be placed near
U be 'spot where Lindbergh ended
nt nirinnrii Might, Kelly an-,
his memorable flight.
'"'.. ioiay. i ne i rencn ct.t-
I,:SKV ht"rn 'ly has signified
Kovernnieni wuuiu grate-
ft,,'-v lu;f'Pl lho "ift-"
, lM,ink U'"tl,r f,r I'-ttshnrg. who
nas mine a numnpr ol war me
"..,'' .J . . . '.
'ho ,.(.,,.' ' "".vice preshlent of - tin First Na-
' . tlonal. bank, was contemplating
20 DROWXED
r LiIJKjL) ,
HITS LONDON '
(Continued from Pngc Ono)
heii-hi until Tuesday and as storm
are foreiii.st and flood conditions
from ( "hr 1st nms snows prevail in.
the Thames valley, (he danger to.
London continues.
The- danger wjis pa st for today
when the ebb tide began at 1:3:
p. in. The river was a foot above
normal. The next high tide Ih at
:is o'clock tomorrow morning.
Admit Documents
Were Forgeries
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7. (Al1)
The Inquiry into the Mexican docu
ments published In Menrst news
papers was closed U winy by ihe spe
cial senate committee after Miotic)
Avilu. procurer of the documents,
admitted they were forgeries on
the sirenulh of reports of hand
writing experts.
" Mi nhi.i; op i;it i:s"
You've fit ten heard that ex
pression. 'erhn js . you ourse'f
are a victim of "nervfs." to
you realiite that the trouble muy
He in your spine in the wron
or maladjustment of tho boms
of your buck. I'hlropractlc ud
jitment will relieve that nerve
pressure by proper adjustment.
Our electrical treatment utv
Mfothing to" the nerves, and will
relieve the n nous tfnsiun.
Come in und let us tell you
what we ran do for you.
Consultation Kre.
Dr. J. E. Woodell
riilropi-actor nil .Naturopath
2 smniiir llhltr.
I'limn- 4UT-W. Ilil. ItHI-W
ILhii 0 a. nt. tfi n p. fn.
lAHfeTlARTIN
i "ll lost we it led like th
iiiclits siMni-tliln would Imppon I
nti nt I. ill hlume lliinir
at ted up," 4iiil Mi-s. I.alt IJud
cmulVssnl I sellin her mill'
i sn
' u.if fill'fltl ft' villi 11
lllek nitlll
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imrty lM.Vf. -
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Open Auto Show
In Gotham; Ford
v To Show Monday
NKW YpltK. Jan. 7 (Al1)-A
priee war nmonr manufai'tmorf
wPk.
Oram! Central Talaee has heon
1 transformed1 ,w ith flowers and foti
Ihe ntfo Into a country si ttltiff for dls
I play of the latest creations of -1:1
uianufacturers of l)ussnl cars,
j' The greatest interest, prohnbly
j centered In the exhibit of the
I i iievroiei. n nipper. ami rsiur
' niA.lrl. w..m.,1t.t .,u .lioilu
Square (linden
lljjfi
tf?W tf fiFFl
Street Cars Crash
t
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POUTLAXD. Ore.. Jan. 7. (AP)
-Uohert William Cresney. 17. was
t. ileaili lust night when
f-inun weet car. upon Wliun
w"1 "twHng a rldo on ihe rear
,w,s twined by a two, car
train -nl a switch. Thnrlow 'Wing.
1 I, was injured. 1 lonry Wing, X,
M,,''1ltpJ "J Jutnplng. The front
r of the one man iar,was caved
fn 1,v 11,0 'J. "hich occurred In
n fK
; TI.mi niM
MtllmOrS I flOftipSOH
MQy ReSigH POSt
A report that W. L. Thompson.
resignation wns not confirmed at
, the bank today. I In.1 annual meel- ( , Peterson, of Seattle, and at
! Ing of the hank dlreeiors will he 'tempting to borrow thnncy on it
held Jan. in, and no official action
WUH Jn,H',,'t' unl1, then.
A
R C A D
SUNDAY ONLY
W1UIAM FCDC
John Gilbert
IHUXTON Kl "
Hie dmiu of an American wfao uvtd a II l
rU-i'ir hi .
GEORGE BARK M'CUTCHEON
JEROME STORM
OTHER
A Real Treat!
"THE LADY OF
VICTORIES"
A two-reel subject,
all in Technicolor.
HAL
Eddie Syring
France Willing
To Join U. S. In
Anti-War Move
PAUIH. Jan. 7. (AD Prance l
will tan to join the I'niioil Siaten In
Inviiint; all nniloiiM in Jnln In a
treaty, to he nlunetl hy ihe t'nliod
Sl;HtH ji ntl I'ViiiH-e aholislitiiff all
"win of nMKreHnion," l-'orelun Min
lur ItriniHl'H reply to Sferoiary
KeUoK Hayn. The reply was inuJe
pulilk- at Quiit D'Oi'Ktiy at noon tu-
iluy.
Thin treaty already prnpoied by
j Kclion. wiHiltl provide that "every
purine niemm" wonhl he I nought to
jhenr Ik n vil eaiirilets. j
j WASIIlNtlTox. Jon. 7. (AD
Kruneo'H nolo. prnpuniiiK n i reaty
'in outlaw "war of MKreMlou," wan i
I kIvcii Jiut tmlay at the state lie- I
J part meat in an at innnphfro rltuitl-f
'vi with tlmilit over an early auree-1
incut to Mihrnil an anti-war ilerlar-
iatina to ihe powers. J
Insertion of an "auKressive war" i
phrase into the iltuiimenl eonsil-
tuteil the hileh, hecaase l ho Kel
Uvritz plan hail heen to tlerlare
hmiiiim " ""m-
' Nevertheless, dlpl.onatle diseu
idnn hetween (he I'nlted tfi
ates
lll,d V" continue with prnrlieal
ussiiranee that (he Itont at-hitratlon
Ki-h. '.'7 will he
sneeeeded hy a new part auree'
i , .
linenl of ihis-eharaeter.
O.-W. AtiREEK
TO WITHDRAW-
OIJJECTIONS
(Continued frcm Vagti 1
Koloy, the eouiany's ntlorney
Itotli of I'oii hind, represented tl
railroad company. I'iu nk Me Ken -1
I nun und Irvln Wewlenskow, mem-1
hers of the liuhter school hoard,!
-epresenleil that school district, '
and. Walter J. I'erisho represented
the Palmer Junction school district I
at tin heariiiK. j
Members of the district hound- j
ary board before which the hear
ing was hehl are the enmity school
superintendent, K. A. Say re, the ;
county JudKe, l. (I. Cnurh, und
' ommlHstoners W. W. Stevens and
V It. Ledbetter.
noiv m: o i:ui:i
MARSUKlRMi, Ore.. Jan. 7.
, (AP) Tlie body of Dennis Webb.
' uf Abilene, Tex., who was drowned
I here with his wife several weeks
ayo when he drove off the North
Mend dork in his autuniohile, was
Webb Is expected to ho located
soon. It Is believed Wubb lost
1 his way in a dense fog. The Webbs
t.;imt. tu Mnrshfield from Itosehurg
inU.ndln to uo to Itandon to lo-
Pllte
TO nr.poitT KOKM.W
PORTLAND, Ore., .Inn. 7. (AP)
-Depprtutlon order was Issued to-
day against lu ,Olt Kim, 11 Koreun,
who has been a farmer near Salem
several years. Me set out recently
I l" visl1 homeland.
nd stirpped In Portia ml. whera ho
was arrested charged with theft
from a department store. A two-
year sentence was suspended In
view of the deportation order.
TACKS KDIMOI'K M K;i;
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jap. 7. (AP)
-.lames I'. Newton, arresied hy
depart men I. of Just Ire agent m was
charued today wit h steatinir an
adjusted service claim from Ollbert
from the Portland A'eterans' hu
'reun. Mis hail is set at $l'ii)o'.
roue
Al
A Yankee Adventurer
dares lo fall in love with
a Princess and to fight
for her ideals to a winning
climax!
DOIN'S
ftOACM M.
Sailors.Beware.O
At The Morton
KILLS MAN SAID
WORTH MILLIONS;
Don Solovitch, Slain in
Utah, Believed Heir to
Half of $5,350,000
SAL TLA KM t'i'VY, Jan. 7 (AD
Sheldon t'lurk, C"., nf Munti.
I'tah. wiih urrested here early this
morning and almlttcd that he
killed a man believed lo be Don
Solovitch. former metropolitan
opera dancer, amj movlnir picture
nclor. and heir to a lurir French
fortune. Solovlleh was found nenr
demh from blows mi ruck over tho
bend in a Riilty near OunnUion,
riuli. Kriduy afternoon.
Clark told (he sheriff, (hut shor t
ly before reaching (luunlson, Solo
vitch behavcl like a deuenernte.
They continued to drive throuifh
(luiinisnn and hail reached a point
two miles noiih of Mint city when
Solovitch became more offensive.
At this point the boy said, both
of them Kot out of the automobile
and Solovitch ataeked htm with a
tin miner. ('lurk said he struck
him , wUh , his rists and knocked
lit in down then Buined itossession
of t he hjtmiucr and Htrindc hint'
twice on the head. Mo sntd -tliat
healso. threw a rock which hit'
Solovitch" in' ihe-abdomen.'. .
A little pad "of new-spaper ellp
idnKs in ail Inside pocket jrnvo (he
only elueto .the inun'8 'Identity..'
One of the clipping old ' of a
"Don 'Solovitch. former nioiropoll-;
tan opera dancer and now H Hol
lywooti' screen uetor' who hud,
fallen- heir to a half-share In an
estille In southern Miunce valued
Ut JC.3r.ft.000., -. . : "
Solovitch .was .formerly it btitLcr
In the employ of Lita tlrey Chap
lin, screen act resn, 'lu rk '.(old
rephrtcr of tho Salt ' Lake Tele
Kram today. - , i
ILHltl.MAS SON I HIM .. j
C.ltKAT NKOKl N. V., Jan. 7
(A I,') Alan Marriman, yr, -son of i
J. AV. Marrlipaii,' president '.'Of- t!n
l-'trst National bunk of New York;
died today? t'rohi: Injurlea1 received
In mi unto accident .hurt night, rlo
was head of an automobllo Ugency
lu Habylon, ' 'i
ARCADE
Starting MONDAY
piercing
dnuna f
533
vtit
bcntUutinq
STAR
MOTHER DARED
D
41V
-and
I IMWW 0)p?)
( BEAU & ,
1 1
M WARNER BKOS.pJWent
The
SILVER SLAVE
A IRENE RICH
Shimmering ro
mance of Gay Mod
ern Matron and the
Daughter she saves
from slavery!
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
Direct from N. Y.
Mrs, Snyder No
Longer Hopeful
Of A Reprieve
NRW YORK, Jan. 7 (AI'J
Mrs, liuth Snydi r in her death eel!
ut Hint? Slnir prison has been told
hy her motlm- Mrs, .losephlim
Brown that all hope- of rcprhH-a
U irone und to prepare lu-rsclf ror
denth. -
The eonversntinn lutwei-n the
condemned woman and her
mother, who tins been a 1'rcoiifiil
visitor at (ho prison and is the h
irnl friiardian of Mrs. Snyder's
nine-year-old daughter, Lorraine,
was secret. Dn leaving tile pVlson
however, Mrs. Brown said.
"1 had lo tell her that nil hope
Ih gnne. I wanted to be the nn
to do tt. I told her lhal it was use
less to clintf to faith any loiu:'r. T
toM hep to- prepare herself. Sh 1
has heen a brave Bill, hut sho
knows now that she must die."
1.0, Years Ago
Today
Supreim court miholtls the
ilnifi 'law. -
Be Prepared
. ;.fler the holiday vacations
wo must get back to the
rciilllles.
' Ijook after your depleted
inetliciiio ehc.-t.
HiHp it stiH-ked with freh,
Itoieul, medicines ami save
yourself imiii and dlsapiMilni
incut.: v ' ", .
L. & L. Drug Co.
w
E BUY FOR T KSS
E SELL VOR-Li KSS
,iami:s' i'ootwkah
, Clonninc-o Suit- in I.ik)).h' ,
l'liiiiin nml (l'foril.s, val-'
ll.-V.up lo $4.!i5
Oiiilco si.fl.S - S2.SH.
- MUX'S WOltK SIIOICS
" 'I'li-iivy lill-lonth.'r, valllo?
, , , up in $:;,o!i
iio;. i.m
JIKX'S WtHtK SHIUTS
" !TIIAc"h'nil"ny 'HiWIOIn. "
. . Klz.'M I 14 I.i 17
::iii
lliti'K. hriVwii nml Ki'.-y
NewYdrk 5torS
Destroyers of Hijrh l ice
fj
- SUNDAY
And Monday
AND MOTHER DID!
And the Fun Film
HAL ROACH
MIS Alt STAI33
PUTIINI
PANTS ON
PHILLIP
; ' STAN LAUREL'
OLIVE (1 HAHDV
clni (p&tu tin avrt
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