La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 18, 1928.' EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief Hooks Stolon , Ili'ir Tixtaj Seven . Illitli school toys report , It. K. 'Woods In a business vis booTis stolen, from them, accord- itor, In I.a Grando today. His Iiib to n'ollcc, records. homo is in Pendleton.' NeopplnRi ti rolcy A. Ji.' (yiitup and A. J. of 1'ortlJihd, . reKlstorc'd 1'oli-y hqtcl yesterday. Gump, ut tho licit From .Hisc.pli I ,A. M MoKlnnoy, of Joseph, Is uinoiiK tho (,'uests ut the Somincr hotel todiry. , ItcMim to IMmsjmt Valley I jf Mr: unit Airs, wuiiam ziegier i returned) to Pleasant, Valley this morulng; lifter a short visit hero. I j Hiw on ISusincsx ' L. S. Thompson, of Walla Walla, Wash., is .in La Grande toduy on . business.- K topping at Foley Fred Sehreeke, and manufacturer business man or Raker, is. stopping'rtt the Foley while trans- acting business in La Grande. Fined Si:ik-. ' H. Melhnis was fined $20 in municipal' court ( last night on charges of1 Introxication, the police report. ; ' , , 1! . Went her ; Itcmains Cold 'J'he minimum teniperaturo in I.a Grande last night was un changed , from the night before 1 above! izero. Itclnrns (it Work Orvall ; loan returned to work J,isterdajt lifter being confined for wvoral weeks because of a badly infected foot. On lluslilfs Trip . Glen glaring, of the llurroughs Adding Maohintv company, made a business itj-in to Union and North I'owder tojday. Ileri l-'roiti .loscph- Mr. and Mrs. N, K. Heaudoin. of? Josi-ph, ftiiit al the Sonvmer hotel today. Mr, licaudoln Is a ranr t-her. 3lr. Lonry ltc-tiirns , Andrew) Ixjnty Jr., f director of the i.a firande band, returned liotno , tiiitf inornlnK from a brief business It lip ' to I'ortlund. I.cae for'tjalifornln Mr. nnil Mrs; )ona!d llcflean iukI children. l'arKaret and John, left tills iiriorninir on train No. 17 fur San .tdse. (nl.; where they wil spend soiiie; time VisiUns friends. ;Ms to Kansas Clty : irs. H. .S'. ''leniinK left on train No. 20 litis niorninK for Kansas r'ily whl-ijej Jill j jwill -Hpend -two weeks jt&HiUnK ; ndatlves and friends. ; i , ' y ' I i-1- : U"n' on business' I J. S. (jofiover.: wiio is connected Willi tluv I'nliliiibia Tire corpora llpn, is sinppliiKi for n lew days at I lie I.a (lit.iHlc liotel whip." trans uclint; buying in this cliy. Slnppeil Mcri'.,' Vi'slcnlny . Mr. unjf'jlr Cfalldo' Wiseman, of 'ltoiHpWytiul'-jn:- Lit Grande yi.slerilaHiiV usliort tlllie on their way houtr: j fiyini a - riii to Ca.lif i.rnla. They visiled with Mr. and Mrs. Orvail ' D'oan while in l.a Grande. . . I V's'llliu Hi'llillvi-s Mr. and Mrs. I. S. 1'etiTS. of l.ewlston. Ma., are f?uesls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. .Ion'4. of .IniK-s Cash market. Mrs. Junes is their dalli,1iter. They arrived here several days ano and will remain until the last of next week. ' V : ' y' : r .. - Ue'iims lJ':Vniit ;. , ' ' .Miss .;i(ji(ra Hansen returni'd to Jkvri thispiiorniiiB at (he Nelson I'iintlm.' coinpany ufti-r an absence of severaf ;veeks. Miss Hansen underwent' nn appendix operation at the Ci anlr Xonde hospital on the- l-'ridiiNr pefore Christulus. J ' I'lllillB lit!; Ilousj.- 'I'be lre.;lvons at tilt railroad . eoniiiiinv v.inls fs now in iifV storeil Is be- for the year with lie which Inn. broiiK$! Ibto from the North Powder lei; llrlnntt it is repMrti'd. Tin. ire is" beinff cut If. Inches "thick and.,is .of " clear finality, it Is said. - , (,- . ' .- YMlrd lliwiihcrs llnr Mr. antli'Mrs. William Lynch, of WeHingl'mj'l Kan., spent yesterday 1 n I .a t 'rVa'p 'I e Visiting- t h M r. l yiuh's UVoihors. fail and Claude Lynch, and 'families. 'nd with his iit-phew. " ifMiarles. HiitRner onl family. THev went on to Portland where they'j will visit Mr. Lynch brother-irt-la w and slsier. Mr. and Mrs. J. t'f- Hingner. From Oregon '" plniulo visit citis in Calif- ornia. Mr. Lvneh is a retired ntllroadcrXwm the Sante Fe lln-ij tn which 'he served from 1S30 nn- III! this fjah. ' -:.r Clint's Last Week tOF IIIS GREATEST JANUARY ;; CLEARANCE SALE In SAVE NOW! SoJc Closes Saturday Evening, Jan. 21sL NTHIE5 TH! STORE WITH Vlsltliu; Schools County School Superintendent K. A. Kayro 1s visiting schools to- day at North I'owder and Wolf Creek VUillng JYIeiids .Sum Nelson arrived In I.a Grande yestwduy fromi Cascade I Ida. He will visit friends ut i Island City for sevoral days. Accepts Position Miss Bculah Shroeder, a student ut the la Grnndo Husincss col- lege, has accepted a position in the real estate office of William Miller. lias Opt'rat Jon Hob Norria underwent an ap pendix operation this morning at the Grande Hondo hospital condition was reported to be good this afternoon. In Pyramid I .and Co Henry T. Hill, real estate dealer now has his offices located Jn the Iyramld I-and company, on Adams Jiiccnso, Issued A marriage license, was Issued at the court house yesterday by County Clerk C. K. McCormick to Cna Tomeras and Frederick W. Matthes, of Union county. ' Vi'JK'tice IMiioc Changed The regular practice of the I.a Grande band will hr hold Tlm. day; night at 7:30 o'clock at the 'erI John A. Lejune. ctuninnnder of I high school auditorium Instead of .the marines, and ty'igndtcr Gen the Elk's temple where it Is gen-'P''1'' Logan' Inland arid with United orally held, Dlrctor Andrew I joney States shjps daily disembarking announced today.' s . , Ir. 'Ihistlcwulte Homo Dr. W: Thlstlewaltfi returned to his home here last nieht after ton days spent in Umatilla, conn- ty , testing cattle 'for tuberculosis. He reports that weather conditions there arc much the same as here. Will lMai ItaskctlMill The Itlverla and Greenwood basketball teams will play in the hii;li sellout eymnasiutn Friday af ternoon at four o'clock. Five cents admission will be charged for Kiade children, ten cents for high school students, 25 cents for adults. Attends Annual .M.tlnR , . , . , , iJr. I.ee U. Houvy returned from the annual meeting o the Oregon Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology,' held at the Univer sity club in Portland. Dr. Hans IJarkan. of Sun Francisco, deliver ed a pappr on "IVrsojnal Experi ences With Cataract Operations" anu ir. Mniivy read a paper on i "Chronic 'rogrcssive iJcafnesa" The meeting was well attended by the leading northwest. specialists of the To Show Potatoes Several Union county potato growers are sending potatoes' to Wapato. Wash., near Yakima, to Nicaragua. 11 ,s deemed essential the potato show, which will bo that ho he driven out or deTealed held there Friday and Saturday before the elections can bo ield, of this week.' Among those who Also Snudino's presence,, in Xicar wll) have exhibits at the show in agua is causing considerable un file standard seed class will be rest among Nicaragua nn, as they. H. I.. Ketlcr and J. F. Steinbeck, fear the revolt may spread. Mis of Ka Grande. J. H. Weaver, of long continued activities have pro Union, will have an exhibit of cer- duced considerable bitterness be tifled seed- potatoes. . t ween tho conservatives and lib- Jentts, nut permitted to parties to To Attend Idaho Mnttaic settle their grievances. A numhVr of Northern Idaho nusines3 men a no wool growers spent a few minutes on Mie depot plulform this morning while train No. 2 4 stopped here, enjoying a breath oi the valley air. The wool growers were bound for Ogden where they will attend the natlon ar convention of wool growers. Among them were Alex McGregor, of Cooper. Wash., Wallace Ilot hook, of Spokane, and , James Davis, of Pullman. Perry W. Mit chell, of Nez Perce, and K, W. Truman, of St. Mary's, were en route to'Hoise to attend the an- iiuui oir iinh wi '"" sions for retired university pro ber of commerce, of which they f,.ssors wiU jH, in(.,l(ed In the nn are directors. The Clearu-ater nua, r(!l0r, of iir. -Arnold Hennett II... c....nn nf nn .f . . ... ".la v v..v ... .1, i winter's freak nraivks. this year, tney sam. ami nas ocen uu- (M,0rt will be made to the Unl usually beautiful and spectacle Versily board of regents at the with Ice formations of rare beauty. I Janm,ry Im.,.linfr .s;itm.dny morn. ni.-re will be plenty of moisture ,nIf ;m 2l U th(, uumin,slmtion judging from mis winters lor IIIIS SUMLIIlCr B VI 0l", III' J W Ik-ve. IlKUSSKLS. Jan. 18. (AP) Con siderable excitement exists here over a mysterious explosion which occurred at Hellevue palace Moli- day morning. ' The explosion hits keen variously i reported as a bomb attempt on the ; life of Crown Prince Leopold aud it gain as the mere bursting of sinl overhented ornamental copper ball adorning a fire dog. j Despite formal denials the lm- pression prevails mat me explosion ,'was connected with a plot. A CONSCIENCE SANDINO'S ARMY QUITTING REGION Marine Forces Cause the Withdrawal of Rebels . inxSan Albino Area WASIILNC.TON. Jan. IX. (A!') An Investigation of tho Kicuruguau (situation will be rocommended by the senate foreign relations com- (mlttee Chnirman liuruh forecast to day after the question had been uisf cussed in the committee. MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Jan. 1R (AP) llarrasseu ny mree uays oi perSlSieiU ailU iiuuvy numii'iuk xoiii murine corps planes, rebel outposts today had fled from San Albino re gion, marine headquarters an nounced:' Thp announcement was made upon tho return of airplane patrols from the region where the marines are massing for a drive against the rebel general Augustluo Sandinu. A combat patrol also reported there was no evidence" In the Quilall district of rebel' activity. It was .believed that Sandino's forces had retired to Kl Chlpote. which he made .his headquarters after the marines took Quilall. Strengthens liarrUon A company of marines went to Matagtilpa to. strengthen the gar- ,".(S(m there, The explosion of two bombs is thought to have warned .Sandino's followers to leave .llnotegu Sunday ;t wan reported that Sandino left Kl Chlpote slating he would go to Jlnotega and that his arrival would jbe announced by the explosioii of (two bombs. The explosion took - place ns forecast. When Sandino 'did not appear it was believed that this was a warninglo hiscohorts. I With the arrival of Maim- Gen-' ".marines and supplies, . airplanes and ammunition at Corinto, Nlcar- :agua Is assuming the military ap- pen ranee It had last February when more than 4000 bluejackets n(I marines occupied nn ine lm- Ptnt cities of Mcamgua and Kuaraeu ine national runway (ciK'nil I'lica-siiK'ss Kallure to quell Samlinu, whose 'strenKth Is unknown, has caused Keer' uneasiness tlirouKhout the country. .Small groups of outlaws roam in certain districts at will, committing depredations . of all kinds. Crimes have increased. Partisan papers are blaming, the other' side for" present conditions. The conservatives assert that San I'""" ,ls " "J""",1 "'"J1 "" "'7'" policies; the liberals assert thai s,imli ,M , recognized by the ,,,, ,.. (.e hh( fllllu5,.e , lay down linns, in accordance with the stimsan pact, and that he has received aid from tho conservatives In order to keep the country in a state of tuijnmi in the hope of vitiating the HCS elections. HAndlim's nnlicv is to Mtrikn :ind hariaHS tho mni-itimi ut nvoii- mi. nurlunitv never fiuhilm; in Hi.. open. right or Quit I liut. with tho aniv.'il of -addl-tlnnal marines and tin ire equipment officials here say Sandino will be forced to fight or withdraw from rt ' J & IlUOWIHCIlt V UflU Among Projects KUOLNK. Ore.. jn. 1S (AO Announcement of plans for raising a JI f.fi.(MMi endowment fund fur liie University of 'Oregon In Ku gene, -recommendations that th plan of giving "bonus" credits to students for superior work, as provided In the honors council nroirram lie out in fm-ee sit mier oll,iin.. nf n H,.H(lin nr i-ti ,- prestdent or .the university. ... . building. Christian Reunion Move Goes Ahead NI-;W YOIIK, Jan. IS (AP) -Itisliop William 'I'. Manning, Kpis copiil, 4elleves that movement for tho reunion of Christendon cantiol be stopped, despite the recent pa pal encyclical opposing the move ment. "No utterance can or wilt slop or retard I bal great movement., M he said, addressing IN- church wo men's 1' ague for patriotic service, n t t he h ome of M rs. W ii I tela w Held. "I don't think anyone seri ously want to step it. It is go lug on and christians all over the world. Catholic ami I YnteHtunt. arc drawlngnearer to each other.' Has Operation To Aid Mental Powers " MILWA 1. K KK. Wis., Jan. 1 h ( AP) A Milwaukee author and poet Identity Is concealed under the name "Mr. Schmidt. ' has un dergone a rejuvenation operutton lo "bring back lagging menial powers," Ills surgeon Dr. I-wis J. DanieU i w-,iit-.5 today. "'Mr. Schmidt' in seeking rejuv enation of the mind", Daniels said. "He Is somewhat Advanced In years and has ambitions to con tinue his literaiy noil.." Report Chinese Gunboat Sinking; All Hands Safe SAN FKANC1SCO, Jail. 18, (AP) Ship and shore radio sets all tho Way across the Pacific were quieted this morning while the transmitting station at Wooslug near Shanghai, broadcast word that the Chinese gunboat Hat Slien had capslxed, presumably somewhere off the Chl-IAL TKAIN. Kn Ituute to Wash nPMP c.niNt. und that all hands had I Ink-ton. Jan. 1R, (AP) Secretary been saved. The exact position .of the ship and the manner in which she met with disaster wero not given, it was reported, that tho Hal Shen was floating bottom upward. No ship of that name Is listed In available records here but due to the variation in the translation of Chinese names it was presumod to be given under j he spelling "ilai Chen.' a protected cruiser of lilliiU metric tons, built in 18H8 and car rying a complement of, 2U5 men. PIERCE FOR ' MCN ARY BILL, TAX' CHANGE (Continued from Page V. . In his address, Mr. Pierce took it stand -against party politics, de claring the parties' existence means) nothing in the solution of our present problems." He deplored the high freight rates and present ed , statistics allowing the cost -of shipping a box of apples from Portia nil to New Orleans by rail and by water. ' Beyond Aid of" Trucks "We in Eastern Oregon and you in Idaho suffer from being beyond trucking' distance," tho former governor said, adding the query. 'can the interstate eomuu'rce com- mission do nothing for 'Mr. Pierce spoke of I lie neces sity for Intermediate credit hanks granting- direct louns to ii'niei He explained, the purpose of the .MeNary-tlaugen relie bill, and toucneu on me interimllnnal liol-, leles of the country, declaring! "stimething law ' war," must be done to out-, ,..,.,,( a life Imprisonment pen ile declared he is not ,,nv jlin extreme ' nnnlshment In a pacifist, but Is opposed to tho , Mcg,,n. Stale alienists, accord proposed nnvnl program and be- ln(f , Govl,raor Gret.n( wouW ox. Ileves in something .equivalent to ttllno . Hotclllng later and In the league of .nations, In arbl.ru-1 ,,TCnt thl,y determined he was jif Ion of the world s pro ilems In . unsond ,nd.. an order for his league and harmony with iuro- ; t,.nnsll,r from pt.KOn. lo a st,ltn ,. pean countries. Mi,u,io for insane would bo Is- L! LUTHERANS NAME , CHURCH OFFICERS ' (Continued from Pago 1) school ami for the Indies' Aid po clety Mrs. OM-ar Thon.pson for the Wurl for tho Mrotherhood. ' All re- I tiorted an Increase both in interest! and membership in the various de partments. -The annual report of l ho pastor, .Mr.CA.wes, was Kiven and was well received by. the Church , 1 meniliership. llank vl, trcas- OKAJIM 1. H'OIil.V urer. Kavo the flnnni-lal report, VNION (Hpeclal) Kunnral ser wlileli showed the flmiiiclal condl-, vices for fhurlen I'. -Holly, who lion of the church In be very sails- ,n,., i,r(. Monday inornlntr at six Isifl.try. I o'clock- wero held this afternoon That the local church will con-sul. two o'clock . from tho Cock tribute Its uuota toward the torn r-unUwr-n chawl, with , tho UoV. million dollar fund now beiiiK Vllllaln Hradner. Of the Kplscopal raised by the ITnited J.utheian ,.irei,. M charge.. Hurial took church for .! stcr at pensions, and ,,.,, ',n tnc ,,,, -ccm(,tery. ellet was decided durliiK the.meet- -harU.x -r. ,)oy -wal i)0rn in K' . IHkeyhogan. Maine, Auir. 6. 1 86.1. liie church council will meet , ,,.,. ,S8, llc wM murr,0ll ',! ;, , ' r',1. .,' of U,e. - to Ulla anborn and shortly nfter- "''j treasurer, will be elected. WOOL MEN MEET AT OGDEN, UTAH;,ht,,c un,iop CMrt Hunt nn1 lat,'r (Continued from Page One) no general indication of advanced wool prices, but a number of con- tracts, have been made on prices higher than buyers have been re enjving in the lioston market, Sdme authorllles see such con tracts as a gesture to thwart co operative organization among pro ducers. Ksta4dlshed proof that lamb Is high in food value has Increased meat sates, and the association plans a national advertising cam paign to encourage si 111 greater consumption of they product. Tin' convention will discus; a bill introduced In congress by Sen ator. Heed Kmoot of Utah creating a federal board lo fix grazing feci and control natural resources in (lit- national forests. SENATE SEAT OF RELIGIOUS FIGHT TODAY (Continued iiom Page Onei iiiiinite and a Komau CjiUiotlc," lleriill Inlerjettted. -Sun Al Will Lom "I wain my party not to nom inate Al Smith,'' llefliu exclaimed. "If It does the republic! lis curi defcut him with anybody by fif ieeiilo i we til y million voles. The America n people, knowing what I lie Uoimi ii Ott holic political ma chine is doing, are not going to put him in tile White House just now." The Alabaman Kavc nolice that he wuld offer a resolution for an amendment to the cnnslitulloii catl ing for deportation of all who could no "with bund on heart" swear allegiance to Hie constitution. !N i:sth;.ti: puojmts SALLM. Ore. Jan. I H. (AP) Three niur orVu-oli Irrigation dis tricts are slated for Investigation with a view to reorganization and refinauciiiL' tinder the lJ'J7 legisla tive act. Tills action was approved al a conference of the stite reclam ation commisNion yeterday with represent n lives of the bond hold ers of the Dchi hulps county munic ipal tmproveincut dintrlct. the Sil ver Uike und the Hummer ftke dii-'l tricts. Kha Luper, tatc engineer) will rr-present the utatc in the luvestiga tluiix. . COOUDGE NEARS WASHINGTON, D. C. Sec. Kellogg Believes the President's Havana Ad dress Very Impressive PRKRIDBNT COOMDQK'St BPR- Kellogg feels that the effect of President Coolldge's Havana speech will be to convince the delegates Hut!1.0 ,Me Pan-American congress that tne OlllJ purpose Ul liio Liniru States is to promote a solidarity among all of the republics of the new wolrd. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Jan. 18. (AP) Fresh from his triumphs In Havana, Presldentr Coolldge re ceived a welcome In his own coun try at Jacksonville today where he made the only formal stop onhla return trip to Washington. 1 leavlngf Ills train here with Mrs. Crtoildge, Secretary Kellogg and Secretary Wilbur, the president made an hour's automobile tour of theXclty along streets lined with crowd cheering and waving Amer ican flags In greeting. In greeting,. Mayor J. T. Alsop Jr., nlet Mr; Coolldge as he alighted fromj his train and introduced a group of prominent city and state officials. ' There was. one stojp during the automobile trip whero Mrs. Coo lldge received flowers from a dele gation of the local women's clubs. HOTELLING IS EN ROUTE TO PENITENTIARY (Continued frem Pa 1 venue -were granted; 't he executive has planned to have . Hotelltng brought .ta . . trial. Jnimcdtutcly, either at .Lnnshur, ov ,I.()nln. " Ap j agreement was .reached yesterday wncrruy attorneys for . Hotelllng ...,,, nter n.nion nt iVniiiv nn,i sued. ' .. . , ' Hotelling was - -token secretly IZ Xl reformatory at to. a. place just over ih0 nesce county lino and J i justice court In a. farm yard. Tho ' action r(,fiuired .only a few minutes after which tho prisoner was spir ited back to1 the reformatory. Ho telling stood mutu and no pica was , l.nU,Pca .f0r .him. , tin Obituary- wards t hey cfl me west to ma ke their home, settling In Portland, Ore., where they lived for Hi years. He was captain of jtollce enl. From there they moved to Suinpter, Ore, whero ho was In . (lie harness business unli the 1 Humpter fire, when his business I was destroyed. About ten years ago they moved to Union, where he again engaged In tho harness business and In which he was ac tive until a few days prior to his dentil. " Ho Is survived by lis widow. m MltS. .IOHy I-'AI.K Mrs. John Fulk, of Meacham. aged 57 years, died In La Grande this morning -following un extend ed Illness, The body Is at the Hunter & Hohnenkatup mortuary pending funorul arrangements. Burial may tuke place In Pendle ton. The deceased Is survived by her widowed husband and four sons: L'lmer, of La Grande; and Hruno, Oslo und Laman, tf Mcachain. I'ltA.NClS AI.LLN IttID Frfinels Alb-n Heed passed away at hiH home 3104 North Uirst sired yesterday. Ho was borh Jan. 2b, im:i and formerly made his home at Llgln. He leaves his widow. Mrs. Alice Heed, andix children. Mrs. Kuth Singleton, of Perry. Okla.: Mrs. Ilurhiy Porter, of La (Irande; Mrs, Frances Chandler, of (taker, Georgia nna Fox, of Ll gtn: and Misses Leora and Maude I i. of Ial Orunde; also 15 grand children. ne Mineral will he held Siiudav afternoon ut '1 o'clock from 1 h; j Siimmcrvltie ciiapel wlili tho llev. j f I. . Purkcr In churge. The fun-j eial will he under I he- auspices ot' the Modern Woodmen's lodge. The' body Is at the ISnodgrass and Zlm-i nn riiiuii chupel. n MAitn; ,iti:auv Ida Marie Gregory, wife of Kr wln (iregory, passed away at her home. 7 o m It uvenuc. Oils morning. She was burn Nov. 12. IS01. Hh leaves to mourn her loss her witl owcr! husband and thrco smalt children, two hoys and one girth a-tso eight brothers, air of whont make their home In the -; one sister, Mrs. J-;va lloyd, of Idaho, who was with her sister al th.. time of her death, and her mother, of- l-athrop. Mo. The runeral will bo held tomor row afternoon at 2 ortock from the Church of the N'azurrnc hero illi 8 nod grass and Zimmurman in charge. The body will be sent lo hut foimer homo lu MUcOUrl. Amendment To McNary-Haugen Bill Proposed WASIIINOTON. Jan. 18 (AP) Tho advantage of setting up a1 permanent advisory counsel was argued today before tho houso ag ricultural committeo by Cliester II. G-rny, of tho American Farm Hu reau federation. In submitting a proposed ainciidmcnt to tho Mc-Naiy-Haugen blllv Gray explained that the suggest ed amendment had been agreed uflon recently by a meeting hero of rcprcsentutlvo farmers who had lately been given a better view of tho situation. 1 Instead of providing for advis ory counsels during temporary emergencies the amendment, tJ ray sit 111, would provide for an advis ory counsel 'in each of the 12 fed eral land hank districts. These counsels would study tho agricul tural situation in their districts rel ative to any commodities in which thero was a surplus, lie continued, and would be ready for work whenever an emergency arose. Under the amendment proposed the federal farm board would bo empowered to arrange for the mar keting of a surplus of any com modity when It is favored by these., advisory councils tin districts whlcl In tho aggregate represent more than 6u per cent" of the commodity. Surplus marketing would be authorized also when t hut move Is approved by a sub stantial number of co-operative as sociations or other organizations of producers of the commodity and likewise when tho board finds WE BUY FOR T KSS E SELL FOItlJESS Mi:X-K A.M) HOYS' i)iti:ss t'Ai's W,e liuvo Just received ti iarffe shipment of Sprlntf t'aps In un array of beautiful patterns" , 85c - 95c - $1.45 MK.N'N l)lti:ss SlllllTS la broadcloth, rayon stripe, percale anil madras. Values, to .1.0(l 89c - $1.19 - $1.79 woitK sunns Men's chainbrny work shirls In Ijlue nnil yray 39c ' NYaRKSTpRH Destroyers of High Prices CLARA BOW with Charles . Rogers Josef " Swickard in GGT YOUR MAN When Hit Vivacious America n (ilrl Wauls Her Man look on : krn.y liat l on icily Piiraiiiotint .News ktaietim; THURSDAY ARCADE tom(;ut REX INGRAM'S cUOF AllClTtHBYl IVAN MTROVICin -iii- "there Is or may be during tho en-N suing year a surplus above tho re quirements for the orderly mar keting of any agricultural com modity or abovo tire domestic re quirements." Gray nrguod that the change ad vocated would give, tho producers more authority in guiding tho op eration of tho McNary-liaugen bill. Committeo members expressed dlsfcatlsfacMoit with his explanation of why tho amendment would be beneficial, Itepresenlatlvo Fort, republican, New Jersey, favoring tho advisory councils as now pro vided. ltepresentatlvo Jones, democrat. Texas, disagreed with Oray's con tention that tho amendment would restoro a voice lo the producers in administering farm relief, In place of the power they had under tho new McNary-Haugen bill to con trol membership of tho federal farm board. III. I Nl MAX CATCH KS Tllll!- OKA NTS PASS, Ore.. Jan. IS (AP) Blind George Spencer, who runs a news and confectionery stand lie re, today put an end to tho petty thieving which has both ered him for some months. AU Schilling Coffee . on the bargain counter - -it seldom appears there. There is no need for it to vary in price, since, it never varies in flavor. ;j'1'!?rrr) man JJ i ' Double Feature Bill!! STAR And On The DEVIL The Man Without I'l'iir Is here to make your hair stand on end. To make your breath co in e 1 n gasps. To make your heart go llckety-spltt and your nerves tin gle with excitement. Thrills wilder than tho wildest Imabina lion. THE S AW'vJV WO Lionel i 1 fyWjF Jacqueliri V jw Gadsdon J; sTjrMF F ''wfflj Awl The Jewelled dalfKcr I1j.mIi- . YJjK r -'if J W cl past licr! Sliu buw llo ' frs: :--"V w villi tS Vet iiiiccriii prowm ' - tavT ?"-JwS. f V fl,l'-l ibis slmilowy lioaso iTA i s I- "r " tbouslliMl mysteries! ' VStS-V i Ny Y ",'l'u "'" f'"t'!,t tictoc. JSSS22frr?!rVV N VI "u ",or' f111""' '" rwwxS ' I2S v , . you'll Invo every cicIIIiik , THMEMLESUP Coming: FRIDAY Clarence Brazell f Indicted by Jury PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. II (AP) Tho 'Multnomah county grand Jury which has been investigation charges that Portland youths hd been enticed Into unlawful prac tices at apartments maintained trf an alleged vice ring, today return ed an indictment against Clarence llrazcll. Tho indictment was ner ved upon him when ho appeared In court to ansVor charges against him. Hrazcll Is a I'ortlund Insur ance man, though he cannot see a thlQJT. . Ulind Gcorgu has excellent car and sot -ms to know, Instinctively, when things are amiss.. - This morning a small boy, whom ho has suspected In the past, loitered about the stand and when George stepped out, ,the boy helped him self to some candy bars. George heard tho boy and was able to catch him. He was turned owr to the juvenile officer and Georjre believes thut his stand will ho safe now, as this Is the second boy he bus caught this wlntor. T ' Don't look for i i r.A X i .nt h Sanic Program AVIATOR FRED THOMSON TODAY , ; ,"J A.,,1 ThiiraJnv'.