La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJ I Saturday, January 11. LA UUANDE EVEN1NU OBSERVER Page Five v Local News In Brief lilicst Hero Toilriy , j Airs. Nellie AlcCullouKh hail as.' lier truest today. Jim Hcnsnn H:ir- nott. of Hlhnnt, who was a sentrer on train No. 24. ' Hr-rci I'roni North I'owilor J A. I.. i:ilsorllivnf North Vow- . dcr. Ib H business vlsllor tn l.n j c:nilnl today, smpplnB ol too Lu riffilirin. Ilotntt I'rom Torllainl Mr .1. W. Lundy returned homo this morning from a visit In I'orl , land. Hho was a passenger on train No. 24. ' , To vixli nl Pleasant Vallcv Mrs. 1). radon and grandson, t Alfred Zieglor, went to l'leasnnt ' Valley this morning whom Al fred's parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Wil ; tiant y.iegh'r, make their homo, lb. : will spend the weekend there while Mrs. I'mlori will n imiin for an cNlcmkd visit. 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Knink llannon. of i i this Pity, vcturnetl hoim on train ' No. 24'this morning frni an cx- t tend nlctl visit to Washiifglon coast I cities. They left just Met ore . Christmas for Taroma where they visited most of the time. Jlonie I'rom Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. O. dinger nnd Harry Shaw returned home by car 1 yesterday from a Portland busl , iiess trip. They report travelling Mill difficult tn many plans. ;i to linker .Mrs. A. 1". Nelson o,ncl (hiiiKhtcr. Marlon, went to Hakci- this morn imf for a short visit with her 'Id cat ilaiiKhtcrs. liorlha. and I'lor- licturns lo Wellington c. f.. Si-nim-r. of Walla Wnll.i. li ft this mornlnif lor homo nllf-i-a hri-'f Wislncss visit linn-.- Mr. Scanner stoplli-il ut the l-i tiramh while In the oily. 'in Visit 1'nrent.s Mrs. Herman J. Kriiiuer and arrived here hahv son. t'rcoi-K- this mornlnif 'for u, visit with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. lleorne i-hapman. Mr. Kramer Is allend lmr school fit I". o ft. in KuK- ne whero Ihey nmke their home. Homo I'rom Siliiilli-r S. I.. Itrnoks. of lmbl. r. return ,.. i.n.., ihiM innrninir from Sump . ...... ...1.A...1 ,n Iiiim been vis- IlinB for Hie P-t"1 10 lln'" lirookH will spend a few- days here before retnrnlnit on tn Imbler. He r. porls Hint there has been around a foot of snow in the Similiter rountry. t:oes to Salem Miss ilawaret i.ur,,.,,, ., . . I ra I n No. 17 II1IS llUUIllllh- '." 1 u.,i, where site will miinn lier-i home Willi " ""nl. Ml '"'-n.-iiiKh has been a resident of. lm bl.r. . Alli-nil f;anie tiean Anderson and 110111110 1..- ton wen. ,0 Joseph last n l,b. .0 allend the hiKh school bus... -.bull I K.-ime. iiiey will K" ,ris.- for lonluhl's '"j ! Went lo .lo-ii-ih . I Tom Wallsiatter. hlu'l s '!"'" I student, went lo Joseph by Iram - yest-n ay lor " ;." " .. ,, ! k.lball Kami- Hlere l.isl '"-i" i.-.,i...-ni-isp lonlulil. -Mt- slm-'.-r Is a player on the l-am but bus been out of the llnr 11,1 l"; Hie last week or more because 1,1 minor injuries. To i-ll nl Vnm-oiivpr Mrs II. M. Iloiters. of Ihis cily. 1. ft this niorninit by train for Van eoiivvr. Wash.. where she will spend nlioul two months visilinK relatives. Mm." HoRers' home Is oil North Creenwood street. lirlilrns li Astoria . Miss Hazel Ileal. formerly or this city but now of Astoria, l.-li Hits mornlnif for her home after .pendliiK a few- days here visiuni. with her sisler, June Deal, and Willi relatives. .Ml.-:.i Deal spent the Christmas h lays with friends In Hoise and slopped here on her wav home. Miss Heal, who intended JilKh school here until last yenr. will- Kradunte from the Astoria lliKh school this sprlmt. Slopped Here Sain Clinton formerly a citizen of I a Crnndp but HOW Ol foitllllld where he Is in Ihe ciiBineeiinB business, spent Thursday 111 La r: rim dc on his way home. Mr. Clinton was called to Idaho a week nKO by the death of his mother. I it New 1 4M'AI it III - The Reminder has chnng-'d its office location from the building .above the KMUlianie kimiikk to 212 Chestnut In the New Foley building. This location, which is on a ground floor, was formerly that of the Clrclelone Clinic To Visit pongliUT m tildA ThnmnsOII. of !tois Mopped in l.a (irande for a few I W!n Vetn Ainsworth and Carl hours this morning on W r way to Kvi.ns helping, was appointed to I-osiino where-shn will MH iid a feu , tnv.st.e the projects of oh weeks visiting wiih her daughter. ' taining members enough to make uua nLi Thorn non. who Is' it feasible to have a practice night . ui.. i tiIA hii-h srhool at i ..viinn CLINT'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Going Full Blast SAVE NOW S MORE DAYS Sale stops Jan. 21st. (pNTTHIE THE STORE WITH n,.n. .mm rn(,ii Airs. Klizil Tobln. of t'lllon, wan in l.u Uinnde today, trnnsactlnir business ut the court house. .. . Went lo Hut iJikr ' i;. a. Kayro, county school Hu. pcrlntcndeut wi-nt to the Willow. dale school house-, two miles norlli of Hot l.uki-, yesterday, on school business. IlMims (i In flivcn Kight h grade examinations will ho given to a f v students over the county next Thursday anil Friday, Supt. K. A. Sayro said today. The exam inn lions arc for those who failed tn make passim? marks . t vi Vtnr. !i((i I'rdm .losi ph V. K. I.eff.l. of Joseph, Is stopping at the Koly during a hero before retiirningt- on lmme: Mr. l.eff.1 has jutft re-I m juni. - n a business and pleas- m Illinois. lie is 1 mined fre j are trip I with, the ltlack Marble and Lime company, of Knterpriso uciv n iHisuicm llolKer Larson, of kondosn. iu u liusiness visitor in this city today. Mr. I.art4nn drnve here veslerflav. i eomlTie hy way of linker, lie is : Oregon, lie has only heen flKht-'. sli.ppliiK at Hie l.a (irande. "line main events In the lost few . nionlhs hut ohservers helleve that Here Fkiiii Cove I w Ko quite a ways iu his dlvl-1 Mrs. Frank fonley. of rove, was' S0n, - n shopiH-l- and liusiness visitor here ; . ' Allen lo l-'lttht i.i.i,..- i 1 ,, i... am-., nr. nr I n r.i-aoile , Here IVm.. I!nk.-r " S. S. SI art and .1. '. Murphy, of linker, are In l.a tlrandc to.lay on liusiness. They are reBis,ere,l at he Kolev. 1- 1... ... ..,r,t.l I V. , .. ,7 ... ,., , .. ! uniKes nun ii i .mi ihi ....... ,VIII 1111. 1 liner i uu ....s. ..... . --. ,,,,,... ... l-nclinian clerk: copied car l.elol!lna: to Herbert , Seattle, and John llayden. 'f- v m llussel'l hliieksiiiitli ' 111 l.avles. of 405 Main street, yester- , PncHe... In the rlnir. Keforc 1 ahm-er- .1 A (lllv day ii nil it went two hlorks down , lhs ,.Vent Solo Ahreiron. Il. an- ' ,.. i-,, 1, . a. J. Cower l;i- th 111. 1 uemie niniiiiiK 1 . - ear JielonitlMK- to Lee Iteynolds. j kilter considerably. 1 by the police. i damainit the II Is reported by the police. Moiiii- l-'isiin Ioi-II:iiiiI K. It. LmBn, local alloriley, re- I urii. d, to La til-undo yeslerday from I'oitlanil. Mrs. ItillKO is still In I'ni-llnnd. where she was called j some time airo by Ihe serious lll-j mss 01 her father. llix-i-lves l-'raclurcil Arm I John Cray, an employe of the - I. Emily Lumber company, re- H eelved a badly fracture wrist late yeslerday when hi. slipped and fell , while at work at the company's mill here. The riuht arm was broken at the wrist nnd the hone ' splir.tei- I. 11 will be six or elKIU he will lie able to work. w.-eks before return to his nWlVTC TO .1 IJ J..V. T U -. ,l.Ti 1IV11 1W CONTINUE BY AIR ' ' HVCT CA VlilXn AluAKNftl AiUJ.lW ' i ifnniliiiied from Pnge One i s of war materials in Hie nort ; ( (j (h is understood to ,i.,,i ii,,..- wnnl.l be 11S p,.vlded' under Hie Slllll- son .,Kr nent for a free election Wliil.- 1 fl persons were eating in restaurant in the main street f A,!inKtlll yesterday a boinh fell from a marine p ane passing mer- . , .,. , ,olnli imbedded itself In Hie wall of the r.-slnurant. 'I'lie sat'ley mechanism of the bomb. Intend. d to cuard aK.llnst di 1 1111:1 1 ion in such cases, prevenl 1 eil .111 evploslon. There was meat I exritelliellt ! however. among the diners LECTURER W ILL SPEAK HERE ON 'POWER ROMANCE' 1 (Continued frem Page 1 views be presi ins uuriiiK "is ''"i are from pliotoBiaplis which Ii" look .liiriiiB bis travels, sliowilm-l i. lit,, and the customs of t lie I .eiip!e of many nations. In a hu morous and interesliiiB milliner he tells limr people live In . many dil lerent el) u u I ries, nnd contius's I',',' ., ,:,ve been developed In t his ' onntiv through the ut of powei( nil ilie adaptation of elcctiicily to iiid'.inlry. . I Tin. lNuna nee or Cower" 1ms l liereinfnre been Usually preenieu t )ty Mr. IIipy only in the larger Hiies. but, due to nae vuwin .m i... i.-.uun oieu-on Light and I'ow-1 er ennipm.y, l.a Orunde Is going o ha.-- ;n opnottunliy 'to bear hbn itn.l s"" 'his illustrate droview. j J ACK N AM ED LEADER OF U. P. fvi TrrWI7C riK-R'tne peat-likfl depths for two and JCj.Tii lAf I MliO LL;l.tnrf.e ycurs before they entirely fCnnttnned from Paite 1) . . ... roinnilltee Iieaiel ny Je l " ai. during the wek at the M. I. A. 1 eer niloniil nan. A CONSCIENCE DOUBLE BILL ON NEXT FIGHT CARD Boyd-Blackwell and Allen-Hoffman Main Goes on Jan. 21 Program . Announcement that the next boxing card In l.n firnndo will feu- lure u ilonhlc main event is enuR- ing considerable interest nmong ) lllti Jigm iiiiih pi nit- ruy. i in- promoters of the rani, In an effort tn bulb! un the hnxlng irame liore. going to much expense to as- sure fnn of a snappy evening or i flying gloves and nre hopeful that i the attcinlance will he nhove the ii. noison, iarmer; jonn wn aveniTte. 1 kinon, farmer; H. M, Haines. I'nr- The card Is to be staged tn Tie ' mer: It. W. I'arher. farmer; i'hrls hall on tlu. evening of Jan. 21, he- . TeterMon, farmer; J. I., ltiggs. far ginning at S : 4 . p. m. The matches j mer. have been approved by the l.a j Jmhler: J. Al. Oarn, -farmer: Jln (ranile ltoxing eotnniisston and O. j mer r. (Irecne. farmer; Claude IX Scott Iiub been signed as ref- j Hale, farmer; t. J. Hayes, farmer, f.rr.,. t C. Ililme, fanner; ((war W. n... . nf r,iir I 1 1 ..1. -..Ii ff. !...(. II II Huron. f:tr- nt ..u Ln...L- ni.Hr iin-.i ' j ,0. pounder of Seattle,, against ii;o-pounder of HnU,ntf j0. wm-IIOmK of ,m, ltlackwell. in; Imnahn, Spark 11 tig U uii.l In he n favor e In li ir- town hoxlnir e.ln-los and lllaekweiv. 1 l-Y.-ink ..McKlnnis, farinei-, J.-imrs with Ills nidllly to not only carry i.McKlnnis, farmer: l-'red Nodlne, nn enerBclit- nssnult to his onnon- farmer; 11. A. Oshnrne. farmer cut hut also to take Vm when nee- Thomas -aKe. farmer: Kra Ilk 1 er rssarynn.l come up flBhlioB. hasi'V. Iarmer; W. V. Uolllns. farmer .. .vi.le i-eiuilntinn ill Kaslern." ! another favorile of local fans, will Kvoreil M. Keown,-har her; 1.. II.. I ,aUe on Hay Hoffman. HI, of , Kiddle. laborer; Nellie l.ewls. Srn(,le In the second main event. ! housewife; l- 1,. Lilly. merehanl; nls0 ot cluht rounds. This promises 1--"""'- iti-M.r: .l..lin . to rlval the Ulackwell-noyd Ko InlMf VlHo. mercham ; . 11. lllllor. I,.- resnect except in I he arehileet: 1 II. .Mop. II. . .NellM.n, welL-ht of the participants. . ..I.. 1 umnLfUnl eeiilntit .. . ..... .1 .-. -.. i ir. I iiiinei - lau lruin . iwiiiu.w. . o.,.. mi.,,.pols. will mix thlnits with I Kr ,-or,, llS-pounil La Oranilcr, I 1,0 has had some trouble lately,'. i i" Ktln hoys In his class 10 uMimre' ntr In Hio opposite corner. K,irl ias made excellent showinus ln tMe ,.ity un,i this bout Is be-' i,..-ed to alve much streliKth to Hie ,,PrtiiMilnurl..M. : chubby True. US. unil Iluddy ; 'Sams, 138, of ui tlrande. win iikih Ii.. i. e fnnr.rnitiul curtain raiser. - I ITrKY 'NUMBER i ,c 1' WK. i'llv. M luui11" u ; , ,-pn11 ComiinMjrom TTe'ahors iisrociatioii. which i,rn,icast over slalion KKX. i T)u, .)ro,,r.lm from n,n K -;X studio j Icaiiie In cleur. uceordiuK lo those 1 I u-hn were listen UK. hut Utter HIP control w-as clumitcd to the Mult- j control v,a caa.is.u , ' ',. lyLV'Z?Z;MW . h-wlfo; , . heard here. ' A,V.r ".r.''T?.'" " I ;", lima,,, mercham: Catherine lied- , ;cail or rouiinii.ii.... ;,rhe,id; l-ied (Inskill: L. H. Hale, J T. W. Mri'n:,1', ,.B1?;,?lrrk; Ethel llantord. housewife; ,,, Ihe association, by the La l ra o. ,. ,, , coulractor; HiCrold have'Unvrs,mf'nt to;,ll,uny. ' , '"k llrmai, hanker; .Mae lloflnian, K'v.n "'''LIa-Hi'rVomoanJ'M tills ""''": "!,i' Johoson, . houre- struct and Title company; 'Of tins city. "We want you lo i:onitratu llute I lie. Northwest association for 'scleetliiR- Mr. Williams as lender for Ihe routing yenr and trust he will fulfill every obllirutjon ex neeted of him. We exlend our .., t0 Sherwood," Ihe I- ' . ulessiiKC rend. Clare A. Lee, real estate com missioner for Orciton was the in slalllnB ofrlrer for the prtiKnun, and the principal address was Bivcu by Kred K. Jones, of Sentll.-. past president, his subject bclnir "Weed Your Own tlurden." W. I... liialiaiu. or rortlan.l. and Glow II. Croveiihorst. of Salem, were ll stalled us vice presidents for Ore- Ifon. Shortly after the jiroBrani, at about ten o'clock Mr. Williams, as the new president of the assocla Hon. inn Mr. Jones, past presi dent, were Initialed into the Hoot Owls. rpj-.j . c nr-, ft w rT?V 1 JiiLiLS JP V)LA)lj. DAYS IN VALLEY (Continued from Psute 1" liable JuubIp over the ""amps In ,to this Jungle, scuttled the hogs i that broke from the aravans of ; early pioneers ernsning the valley 'nn the Old Oregon Trail. Impos sible to recover them, the ' hogs iwcre left behind, and soon return ed to a wild slate. 11 was the de n (he ,( of HKLler ... ., , families to drive the snarling nnl- Imals from thir title lairs, ami lasso it hem as they tore by. J Later when the railroad came. jr-pnrKS fi'.m the old type luconm- tives no: ihen eipiippcd with npark ! arr sn r-. et th title beds a fire. And of un they smoldered among burned themselves out. The fires I left great ash pits Into which scores I of catll fell us they grazed over Itho vulley. Ith vulley. The fires account, ni- so. Dr. fhy pointed out, for the burned-out patches of iM-ound that make the land around Hot Lake difficult to reclaim. Prince Henry Has . . A. nurrUW i'JSCUJJV rirrgnry. luhorer; llN T. lleuicK, i labor; .Mamie Lewis, housewiie; W. K. Llndsev farmer; 'Iran I-ovali. LONDON", Jan. 14 (AD farmer: Kate Metro If, housewife; Prince Henry, third on of Kini;!,.. t Moon. drucBisl; May L. Alo Oenrire. escaped . rlous Injuries n 10,1Befe; .Mildred Alullioll.ind on the hunllnir field to.lay when Mollr reporter: J. C. Mcfhersoii. a woman hunt r's horse kicked frtjimkpr; Elsie Nelson; N. II. Nell- llllll, narrow if j,ii.-.nin ...n The prince was with his broth ers, the frinee of Wales and ths Iiuke of York, heiric members of a pxrty huntiuK with the Cott'.suiori. bounds. One born crashed Into a wir f' liee tulil turned tw o somersault. its rider escnplnij nithom Injury, SELECT JURY LIST FOR 28 COURT TERMS (Continued from Pago One) farmer; J. It. Jones, farmer; Art hut .lclnwell. farmer,: .1. V. Orton. j farmer; Osmond Orton, farmer; John K. Peterson, farmer: Oeorpe' l ticket t, fnrmer; llerschel llulsey, j farmer; Uoy Html, farmer; Frank, IAI. l,oe. farmer: K. 11. Miles, lur mer: John K. Mitchell, farmer; ;uy j j AleNnlr, farmer; W. It. . I'hllllps 'farmer; !, Kicker, farmer; Will tor (1. Hnun,U. laborer; lhiher J. i j.iMiiu'ni'1, vcierniiw j . j XnrtU I'nwdei". A. K. CllUinon farmer: S. W. Maxwell, farmer: J A. AU'l nnao, farmer; Walter Ale-I u.ratn, larmer; iunim AewniHn. ( (.rath, farnifr; William .Newman.. farmer; Mails .Mee. tarmer: Jcan .i.fli- i: a .lulmsnn runner: Karl' II. Ijinman, farmer; 1-Vank Alartin farmer; .lonn i-. .norris. iarmer; u M. Mci'oy, Ptrmer: Charles .ieian iarmer iieni-v .mcihihiucl, 4-11 mn . - lt- Itilllllls, l.irnur. Iji r.rande: Coomo iiennnald, farmer: 1). .McDonald, farmer: Hhl. MeKeii.le. farmer; Kdmi ilulse, farmer; I'aul Knautz. larnier: .1. J. IMnrehlson, farmer: A. T. 3 mi. nierelialil : llatLie lloyt, housewllf. I Huldn A. Humphreys, housewiie; A. It. I'layle, inerehant: ,1. IC. , ltcvnolils. farmer: I1. Itoldnson, borer: 1-:. C: HentlliKer. insurance; f- ,,, ,,.' llmls'ewlfe: Mar- Ihiffman retired- I'rank S. ,. .... i, i- lesler, shoe ' repair; Walter It ou imat cutter.. , ,,.. i-fi...... (. .1 1.1,1. ()(!n ' ,nm.. Ja,eH Lliulsav, car- I1(.n'l(M.. ,-,ares Luflund. lahori Kd m,.Ji,.i, n,,,-.ei.ier: llarrv Mev- .." i. A ielli..-h me- ,.h.;u; Duncan McKay, mechanic: (j Mck'enni.n, retired; Ida liich- 1.,,,. 1. i r- v. K. McMillan, ..m it-o.i 11 .1 itliter. iibotoirranher: ' '' I- Hoblnson. eleelrlcia 11; Julius llneseh. retired, Kvelyn Itnseu-! )nini, hiiiisewlfe; Mao C.eortre. housi-wU'e; Del.lle tli-eene. clerk; W. Jl. Hanks, iraraiie; lt. I!. H.-irlen- slalion: Vernon JeniilnKS. uarai;e: Mayine Johnson, hoosewile: Anna Kinir. housewife; linru A. Last, housewife: .lames .Moss, "'tired; k'lm. h.iusewile: linru A. Last, AlcNees. retired: John A.PiiiBf Nelderer, retired; Iiertha N'orby, .uenlab,,r- .lennlo II. I'eck. housewlte; iiauuii l.i,i : .Maude 1'ut- wile;, l.eltny KnlBliI, plasterer, J11I111 l.pwis. earpetuer; A. .1. Alar- tin. retired: Alfred W. Milne, brick- layer; Kayniond .McKennon. mer- chain; W. AlcWilliains, Iarmer, lleoiBe Kelt, farmer; Emma Ken- nedy, houseivlfe; J. U Kllue. lalioi- er; A. Lindsay, tanner: Al. AL Aiai iiiis, fruit urowcr; lister Alasler ton, laborer; Jessie Alasteiion, housewife; Francis Alilli-iiiiB. housewife: l-'i-ank Moore. Andrew- Mulli-nhiirK, farmer: .Vbibel AlcAltlsler, housewife: W. A. JleCall, farmer; A. E. .Mcintosh: J. It. Ali-Now lb. laborer; William fhll llps., hibnrer: A. II. ferryman: Klunchp frouly, (lousewifs: H"b I'ursell: Lee Iteynolds, inerehant, Island City:; Alabel Hendley, house wife: iiu-lniu llolbrook, housewiie; jiodnah Humphreys, housewife; Jennie .McDowell, housewiie; l.el- nico .MeKlnjiey, school teacher; Nora Noah, housewife; .Mabel les- lerllnB-, housewife; C. Al. Crahiinl. farmer. Adds falmer, Housewiie. Alex Knlienstein, fariiier;. Sarah Jane c.utiiilBe. liousewil'e. j Itena A. falmer, housewife; .Net- lie foareh. hiuisewifu; lierlbil 1 . Hiivenscfmt, housewife; t . J. l.len- nrds, i-iinli-aclnr; CeoiBe n. men-. irilson. mi.rchanl: Charles KIkkh. retired: llnzei Itobhen, nollsewiie. lienjaiiiln (iekelcr. fai-mer; i . it. l-.ekeler, farmer; Edith Al. ilenc-, ler. housewife; Tina i.enei.-r. Iioiisewifc; Ernest Hibson. labor; A. It. (Jnblen, farnier; Tied (Iroul, farinei". J. II. HiiKy, farmer; Jm-j Harrison, furnier: lleuriife Hills, farmer; l-ied Al. Huffman, farnier; j E. It. lluchcs, fanner; W. J. IHiBlies, farmer; ' ft. 'I. Johnson. , eoiilracliir; Iternlco ll-lley, iiuiim- wife; Ella W. Ilussell, housewiie. Harry fMbsnn: Elizabeth (ilenli. J. S. Cranl; Dallas llreen, clerk: V. It. Hale; fearl I". lliirrison. housewife; Nellie Harrison, house wife; Sarah .1. Harvey, housewife: ; 10. I-'. Heussler, contractor; L. C. ' Henderson: James Hill; Velma IIUBhes. housewife; II. A. Jack, railroad clerk; Prank Johnsoii; Lulu KliiB. housewife; Chiru lllis-! don. housewife: Ethel l.edbetter. ' housewife; llillda Lowe, housewife; , Nora II. Mackey. housewife; Ethel .Mann, housewife; T. II. -Moore, car- penter; Alollle Moss, housewire. Wllford JlcDanlil; W. II. fullln.i laiior; ii. j . iieui-i, liii....... ,,nni conlruclor: liessie j.aKuiu. nousewiii-; r-oiia . . i., ....... ... ..-I...- wlfe; E. I., llalley, farmer: Arthuu Hammond, farmer: ll-ury Her mann, fanner; John Hermann, far mer: Lillle Skills, housewife; Em est ltolinati. fanner; Aunj C Hol- ' man. housewife; f-.irollne Unwell, housewife; A. II. Iliinler. famer; yiTH LINDY. IN CENTRAL AMERICA j y mm : W' h 1 sw ismJ urm 1-lellirtd here are In nl I.lnily's sloppillK places on Ills wind-will flight about Central Auierlea and three of Urn iiersonaces who will serve as his host. Above, the American legation at .MnuuKlin, Nlea niKUii: below. Ihe clly hall at Canaiua Cily. I'anama; Hie slales men (lnp to boltom) are Adolfo Diar.. president of Nlcarai:nu: Ulenrdo Jlinenes, president nt I'nsta Itlcn. and Dr. John Smilh, our minister 10 1'nniimii, Cliarloile Hunter, housewife: c.uy tllenn. nieebiinle: .M. V. Comlwln. farnier: l-'hu-enee l-lrwln, house wifp; l-I. D. Jasper, fanner. Dora Kiddle, housewife: Minniii Kiddle, hmispwlfe; Jessie II. Milch- e: Heory .Mm. re. farmer: Thoi M ulleiibiiri.-: flliver McCrae, far- .M lliletiliuri.'; Illiver .lici rae mer; M. A. I'aliner, fut-mei-: N. I ,eei-li)K'. farnier; Wllliain Terry, lahiir: lOllza I'l-rry. housewife: IC. 11. lierce. housewife; llerlha Al. Way. housewife; MarJ.ilie tlllbert. luiusewlfe: Mallie H. tlnlden. housewife: Lory K. tlraham. house . house- tlrahalii. railroad wue. 111111..1.1 clerlt; i-ren 1 llenuluit, eleeirlelan: llessp. housewife: l-:lbert llolllster, engineer. W. A. llillchlnsoil enalnecr Herbert .l.ihanson, enmneer: Hazel Jones, hookeeper: Lillle Klmmell, housewife: IV. W. Kliule. retired: . Merrill: Harry W. .Mi.hr, butch- pr; llerlierl 11. .iiuniioni, 1.111.11. Iliiwuld Iv. U Hlien, inercnu 111 ; Unwurd K. C James O-Neal. mecha.uie; Oils V, l'almer. iirinler; H. II. I'axton, la- hnr: W. O. Perry: Celin M. liayle. 1 .n,,ir: II I.. .,,ai-ch. saw mill: ,,. (!. ,,.,. mechanic: Addle K. liussell. housewiie: iraiiK i.eniue. ll siailnn: Waller C.. Haiina. laln.r: ,.-,,, .M. Harden, lalmr: II. .(. ar,ley. labor: Dan Ib.sbrook. la- ,or; tlscnV W.-llelvey; J. (I. Henry. ,., borer; E. II. llolnian. Ilneni.ni: .-,.ed Klmt. liiechnnle; .1. ,M. Koeh- enspari;er, carpenler. ( , jlivp. A t, Lnvell; II. V j,Hlolti laborer: V. E. MeClure ,.,,.,,.. Adah MeCrary. clerk: Wes . Melioniild. labor: E. It. (lllver MarKarel l-arker. hoiise- l.-,-aueis A. flunk, housewife: ,,,, gand; l-'rank A. Keav- Ih. clerk- I.. Carrlrk. Inspeelor Hiirrv Ciltner: Hen It. (iraci;: W. L. Hale; t-i-ed II. Haley; Elmer W. Hurt. Lydia M. Hub, housekeeper: f. .1. Lilly, coulraelor: L. D. Al t-BBers, labor; K. O. .Morris, teamster; liank Alcf hers.. ii. baUer; I'liil V. Xchci-Ball. palnlei: tllln fb-lier. meat cutter: Come V. ltoberls: Joseph Hums. ' Backaches and Siai Adjustments The seal of n baeliache Is ll1(1 rm,ridailn of the back -Ihe plniil column. This i s not re. , ,,.,,.,,. ,ckaehe thai- follows unusual exertion, sileli Hie perslslenl, niiHKIliK. pa I r, in f 1 1 r 1 1 1 IllBl.v wfllloul reason. To be lid of such n backache ffi f ,,,e ,.Hn lV hvlnB Ihe spinal column restored to nvJ, allBlimcnt bv Cblropnietlc spinal iiiliuslinenls.. Vou'll be l,r1,.M., ,w iiulckly the obi ache will be a IhiilB of Ihe iast. fbone today lor, 1,I infill. mi. .i. :-n Sominer llldw. Ii Coal and Wood Hay, Grain and Veeds Lime, Plaster antj C'cmcnl Ready-mixed Ca'jnts Coal Shutes and Pampers File Brick and F;ire fay Salt, Poultry Fc-eijs .dm Remedies Field, Garden an , (;raSS Seeds Fertilizers and Sprays Roofing and Kuq (;nfr Papers Storage Sawyer-Holmej phone Main BUDGET FOR SCOUT WORK TO BE $1500 iContlnued from Page One) the Itev. Oliver ltiley, It. V. Cop soy and 11. K. Olxon were appoint ed ineinhers of a committee to in vestlgale the silo and report at the next meeting of the council. Will Incorporate I'o r the., purpose of protection for the members of the council the council Is to he Incorporated, and the laws of incorporation were read and discussed, i Walter A. lleun was elected us a member of. the executive board. The meeting was presided over; by Or. Cliy, president of the coun-' ell. and the members present were Mr. Hay Murphy, 11. K. Olxon, the 1!o Oliver Ulley. H. V. Copsey, W. C. Perhlus, all of l.n Ornndc, i:ment Crockntt and A, Ks'vr, of linker. Monoplane Leaves On 1200-Mile Hop MIAMI., l-'la.. Jan. 14 (Al') 111 a Ihrci-inotorrd l-'okker mono plane ordained for use by miirlno' forces In NicaruBua. .Major L. Al.l Horn-lie and two liyliiB males lookj off liei'e mis iiinriiliis nt Siiiii1 o'clock (eastern standard lime) on a projected CJiin-niHn hop over. water and i-oiibIi counliy for .Mini liBUa, capita! of the Central Am riiciin country. With Ihe major on this sccondl loll of their all- trip from Wlish-1 iiiKlon were l.leul. .1. I-', flnchtii radio man and relief pilot, till, SelBeant II. Ilelchcr. ineclianie The trio landed the ship hen Thursday afternoon after an nn eventful len-hour non-stop fliBh from the national capital. aiH H,unK , bejeTTilcn, hut o ,.,.,.., ,T,,,nu on. seem , i, ,i. fr,,,u ,, ..,, WIIOIHI.L Hie: Office -W-W'.: lies. 8 Mercantile Co. 17 fflJQ p$ fflfl HIGHER IN 1928 Gain of $580,000 Already Registered 91,356 Cars Visit State in 1927 8AI.K.U. Ore.. Jan. H (Al') liurliig 1!-:'" a total of H.:i:.U nn. i (omohlleH from other states regis- I lereil In Oregon. Of thene i it.- U'ih were from Califmnla. Ifi.iK?! J from Washington. f7Sti from Mil- ; ! ho and 447 from Nevada. Canadian 1 ears numbered 14oft. l-'rom Colo-I rado there were i:ut. from Illinois loi'a, front Montana 11 US .and , from Ufuh lor. j i Itegistrations were mainly ut the i stations In Ihc sou t hern part or i the stale. At Ashland they nam- bered 19.20!, at Medford 11.52(1. at , Orants Cass 12.0(2 and at Khun- I nth Kails Mill, i A statement by Secretary of , Slate K fixer shows that lo and In- eluding Jan. 12. this y.-ar. $2.!H5.- : ii 0 it has been cnlleeted in automo bile license fees, as against $2,412.- J olio on the corresponding date In.. I a gain. this year of ?rMi,miu. J Sinn ill A tufri'fin Floods Reported iiojANnmo. ... i i (Ai-) - ARCADE; WI'MIIII III IU 'III II ill II' "I 'I i ll I IU III I lllll IPM" SUN PAY Only . MAY McAVOY . RENO1 DIVORCE" Gripping, Gay-IIeaitetl Slory ol Hurry, Worry and one Dan Cupid! TONIGHT t3CANAliy 1 Coming MONDAY - :,i, Rex Ingram's Production - " garden:' oe allaii?;:; From Robert Hichen's famous novel STAR SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY ' Secret 7 m m Paramount News Willi MARION NIXON - HOBART BOSWORTII heading an All-Slar Cast of favorites Penetrating mystery thai thills the marrow in your spine. That's what you get in this eerie tale of stolen pearls, a kidnaped multi millionaire, a weird Chinaman, and a Parrot, who holds the only clue that can solve the crime. Fascinating. Thrilling. Weird, Mystifying! And All I The National.. Telegraph e'lllpaTl)r, today stated that floods lif the Mates of Atlna Cerae and Ilahla had caiiM-d the people to'ovarnato several towns.. The flood vero caused by heavy storms In the ttp per plateau region of Centml riixil, ,, , r . v . ' .' ' WK U U Y FORT KSS K KKIX FOUiiKSS .MKN'S HATS Special sale on all rcuiahiln: I tress I hilp in stock. . t'nrt and Snap Ibims. Values up lo t.ii.'i Choice, $2.89 Values up I" Choice $3.3d ' .mi:"s i'miix sins Hi avy wool mixed $1.59 , $1.95 MewYqRK bTORi j best 1'oyci's of Ilili Prices AIro Showing TAYLOR HOLMES w LEAH BAIRD Eddie Syting At The Big Morton from Earl Derr Diggers' jiowerful best seller and Saturday Eve ning Post story. In Fun- . FIGHTING FATHERS fcur(4V'lrr.Tr nenn. 'I ! I '.i K