La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 21, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, Saturday, January 21, 1928. -., EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief 1 II. "- I'""" ' " I M is. Wash., thai"!' M. S. Albert, is slutiiii; holel lor thu ol anms, the l.n ; imiiL Ilrrr rrinil ,lilsrlll .vniian Tryan, of J (ISf Jill, tuduy. 1.1IMII S III lisilur hrr I'Vh-y. In X isil Here ami Mrs. I''.' H. ItllU-r anil .iaayliler. l'"'"'l. of lluntiliKlon, ;inii.l here this uiornhif; on train ,Ni. ! V lor it lew day's visit in tills city. 11 I'l'Oltl I'.l.'illl ;. Stella Mayfield iind lor- !iy ami l-'ramis Maxwell, of Kl 1. are registered at the Foley I, for a .short t i mm. ; lo tVmllclun Tin- Misses H; rbara and liever lv (iiiy Wl nt Pendleton on train No. 17 this morning for a visit Hi. wct'ktinl with, friends, high school students C;i!i-.l t Mr. and 'ir: land Mia. V. nl.. I n 1'orilaml laat night' I,y 1 1;.- ib at h ol' M r. J.cisman's ,-itiiiiiot I mm', ami the serious con Iti ;nn ol' )'is in ot i-r and grand !;:; r, who an1 ill of pneumonia. l.r;t" hu WttiTii Oregon . lis. V . ( ) . i ' 1 1 n ge r u n d M rs. ,iiiui U b ft by ear tliis niorii in i or I 'ortlaml, lioeburg and .:ii:;!ilii'!il uliei'o tiny will spend f.rwi a I days visit ing. M rs. Cltn gt iV l(ii.-.lr,iiii is inoprb-'tor of the J(. Crain'.f hold whu'e Mrs. (.'lark ).S llOUSt'lif'Cpl''l,i ittliirn-i L'roni Coodlug I'nhb-nl T. Tenney, of ('.muling eiillei-, lihiho. stopped in La ( Iran lit- for a few hours this ni'H-nini: Ins way to Wallowa ;in-l lliilorpris-' win-re he will i,vni ;il tho Mothodist Kpiscopal clnin li' s Siiiuhiy. President Tn in y was In l.a (Jrande Tlinrsday fin- 111-- liisirii-t I'oni'ereiice (f tho etui icli but ret n rued home to Cooiling y.ster'iay. Alien-!, i.l'-rl.'s -,,iri; I V I'l.-l-k I'. IIJ.MM- te.nigllt I,!-.- Ill- l-.tl- Me-tin K. Me''orniiek or i oil mm i mi tin- annual lii.L- ol Iho (ireuon Association ( Hie (irCMiiotv Cli-il.s. Mr. MrConnicU i.alion. The meeting will convene Tu.siay aji;' W'e'inestlay. a I tin? .-:mmi' tjnie I Im eoiiuty judges and ffiiiinn-:s:oi'it r;i aur ill session. M r. n;ii( -If i xp 'I'll nrsday. is to return M f n lil :ij ie Woodtu .ife lis- .,.(lioii will Momlay eveu I rjarles iial). urged to be in- at 7::ta. Ml in' iiil" i MopiliU lo'blard. of linker, ti ii in SI. Kllzabeth's I'u' altoiil two weeks s.!t;: Ihi'r- Imiii,. ogjiin imiirm iu'-T ml is report i 1 NfnetorHy. J,,-,l lli'.-ul Injury i inn Itii.l.ly" lleynol.ls re .1 :;n liiillry to the head this inr ,hil.- plaving basketball, 'i. li :ht Ini- the b ill be was , n .-ii-'e.iii: t I he rfilbitnr ellt a ji.-isli in Hi,- tcp or his liead. as rti.licil to a iloelor inline !v Ml'l t!nee stitches were r.aby SiMt ami 'Mr. I'f-aul; I.indsey are i;'T-eii'n of a six and tliree it imtinrl baliv sou liorn to 1 1.1.--: inninin'f at the home of l.in-W;y's sister. Mrs. Curtis i y. Tile inolher anil baby ure K'-lliiy; along nicely. lie- cflnie- IMer.isini whi.di r: nd.-nt 1 Grove basketball if I v defeated an i Grande team. Fivi MusUeteers", is eauer p.' lTteS (ui'l is wMling to earn in the valley. J. C. iiiainpT ami may be tin- N. K. West ranch i mail at Siiminerville. in. I vis ef '1 hi Morning ' Alt',- visiting in I .a Grande 'i 'i'hujs.lay at the lionie of his e;. .v,-;1. Lynn Wright. Mr. and I'ul - ri .'-;elilinian. of Col- . ':i h., left t bis morning for .'UM-... .(i.. where tliey will visit i ' lh Wl-ekelld. T;liey Will re- iiii lo Cms city next week for a iii visit . a I ler u lit eb t hey iM nu In I'nrtiand and Salem to Ml I'm- aboiil a montti or six e- lvS I left! re 1 .till pjllg llOIIU! til "liav. They ure making the trip ' auto. ' Manhattan Shirts 'ike (-':ili!y Line for Men and Young Men .?.50 to $0.00 "T! STOKE WITH lli-rt lYum Imbk-r- -,- . i Mr Prior and daUKhtor. of Im. bier, spent th day visiting III this 1 1. .Mrs. irior is tunnagcr of tliu linblcr telephone exchange. is : llvlmus In Work-.. .,.. ......... lit.' j Mrs. George Kennedy returned i lo work this morning at Hill's' 'do i bailment store after being confin ed ut lioino for several days by a severe cold. UiniMi lssiiel I'txlav A inurriaire license was Issued in ine county clerk s office today lo Murclu l'liy, of Union, and Taul Hpencer, of Denver, Colo. ltclurus Homo l' It. Appleby returned this morning from a business trip to ' say's orchestra played. Miss Daisy ranging from one per cent on In Iowa and Illinois. Ho visKed rela- ! Kobbs sang a solo. l)r. J. A. Won- (" uf 0M to six per cent on lives in l)es Moines. Iowa, and his molher, Mrs. A. II.' Appleby, in Lincoln. Nebraska. Will SiiiB Tonmrrou Sherwood Knaut will Williams and Tanl I sing a duet number i x,.... "IJL Tome lnto Me tomorrow morn ing at the Klrst Methodist ICpls If. T.i'isman copal church. . . Stups at Sommeiw. - Mrs. Nellie It. Grace,. -of Cove, is spending several days in this city, and is registered at the Som iner. Mrs. Grace is the librarian at Cove. . i . . - Sloitped Hem YeMerday - ' Griffin l.ydston, formerly . of Amarillo. Tex., spent yesterday In tliis city on business and visiting; with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie White, Mr.. I.ydston left '. last night . for ortland whnrn he will visit, rela- lives. He Is looking over (Jregon , ruies wnii um prLpecv: oi, per-, nianeriL local on.- , , j Tax , .4.,.' AVent Co Knterjirlse-- ' . interest and Penalty . I. S. Ward, sulesmnn for thOMtH'3 Tax ....... ..... Kastorn Oregon Music couipa.ny( is j Interest and Penalty expected home tonight or toinor-; 1 924 -Tiix row from Kiitcrprlso where lie bas; Interest and Penalty , been for several days on, business. ilJ5 Tjix -- j , I Here for (iainc Hill I'onrad and A. M. McKln ley. of Joseph, were among tile ; vlsillng fans who were here lost night for the La Grande-Joseph j bsskeiimn game. , J uey sioppco -ai the Sommer. Here FiiMll 1sthi- Mr. and Mrs. George Tllton. of Lnstine. spent today In this city, shopping and transacting j LuU ness. Mr. Tilton ; is a proijilnent Wallowa county farmer. ;'yv , Shippintf at sonMr - i,i The .NVeph "DasketlRlll teaTm.n cotnpanled by Us coiich. Johff O.' Young, and the . school superin tendent of Joseph, II. M. DuBols, stopped at the Sommer hotel yes-; lerday and today. Thev .wcro it may ui l,""-- - . .' :;;", Zrj' who reglslered were Male raven. d to;i.loyd Cray. Hal I Ogan, ( l.estr Hal Ogan, heater I oiiinaw oi in. iirr...i r ni..r ait.! Wayne Shroll Harold Lefl'el METHODISTS END TWO-DAY CONFERENCE (Continued from Page 1) ' , Itev. A. Wright, of Bolfe, Ida. Vh.r kind f. Lav-moli talked un Preachers Like." tn which he - In ought out the idea that tho pnacher should be given the. same privilege of formulating opinions, the same chance . of expression, personality and ladlvtdualily as anyone else, lie ulso brought out the point that if he were a lay man in a church he would find n. jolt in the church to do, and then do It. without waiting to be uske.J by the pastor, und would then en deavor to get enough religion so that his attitude toward the preacher and the church would be one of loyalty. Or. Kdwin Kandall. of Chicago, who was here for the conference left late last night for Seattle to visit his father, who Is pastor of a Seattle church, before returning to Chicago., where he Is connected with the Chicago juvenile court. Or. Cornell left for Tacoma for a few days before returning to Chi cago, and Hlshop Smith will preach Sunday morning in the Klist church of Hol.se. Ida., and will gj on east from there. Happiness consists of equal purls of getting w hat you want and fo'rgetltng what you don't. A CONSCIENCE" EAGLE PRESIDENT TO VISIT LODGE L. V.J Westerman Sched uled' to Arrive in La Grande on-Jaru 26. L. V. Westerinan, 'grand Worthy nrQsldcitt of the Eagles, lodge,, ae conipanled 'by Frank 'l6wd,t arc- retary -of Seattle Arle No. 1 will tie the local lodce. This will bo tho first time the local lodco has beenjwithln the 6 per cent limitation; visited by a grand worthy presi-jwtth an Income tax. This appears f dent, and all members are urged tu make plain the fact that iho' to attend the meeting. A large , in ensure would not bo an addl-1 class of candidates will be Ini- ;tionai tax. dent, and all nienibcrs are urged tjated In honor of his visit. The lodge met Thursday even Incr nf thia week when an Inter- esllmr nrozram was clven. l.lnd- dcrJIck tnlked on "Health" and K. I K llilrlcy sang a solo, accom- panled by Miss Gladys Miller at the piano. Tho l. Orando air 'school was discussed by Ocorgo Olass. Leal Uussell and I.awrcnco Houndtrce, pilot. Robert Heather. .i.. o Anb.r nf h. inMrr.v past deputy organizer of the Lodge, gavo the closing talk. . TOTAL TAXES .. PAID IN YEAR ; $838,076.12 I Continued' from' I'ugo One - inual .report., from June 30 to tier, 31. .iiizt.'-jiiioww the loijowiug coir-, lections; Fees,' .'. - mm Tux .v...... I I ntnpiiui ii ti1 Inlinltv' , n liri "inaiiy '. y. .Tax Interesi.anu. Penalty - 2,38 t. 06 .W:"f 2117.20 interest unu renaity , 1.0 26 Tax Intcrest'and Penalty 85 1.08 :.$4'M.032.O COPPER OLtTPtlT ''r IN OREGON GAINS - 70 PER CENT, 1927 (Continued from Page One) John 'luy, Iho-' Superior Iredge. nelir Itrtdgeport. boUj oV';whit:hi ei-e operation ,rfM yir, thovHuf-iln-Mnntlor lode 'inin'n al vt'lraalle. und lc .en UurtMsaanitHbblt l''lcIdJto uiiiitifi.' In 't ho vOreen horir L tllt rU?tVhrn' - The Hnilirnr nd l.lllle ' lliidirer f mines ill Susanvillc. and the Miller 'Mountain mine, aicur Canyon ..City, p ...,,. Lh.,,11 ; ... . . V i s j pmeutn of bullion to mints indl- .'i ,,,,, 1;,.P r I Jwnor nf llomcsfoll(1 . ,,yk,. , ; ,. ii..L... m,no shipped copper concentrates Mind continued develbpnient at deeper levels. The Oregon Copper Co. sunk two shafts, each over 300 Keating and plans to prospect thetft,Vuim Uineheon,of Hit Union couu rt .i... iwi.-. t,r...ril.a it i intitii.:1 The cornucopia gold mine, at Cor nucopia, usually a large gold pro ducer, reported no production dur ing 15127, und .the Hay Horse stiver mine waw idle. The llainbow Con solldated Mining Co. was Incorpor- :,,tn,i iu nncrnto the Painbnw nd Sunday Hill mines In the Mormon ! Hasln district. A flotation mill was completed ht the Balslcy-Klkhorn mine near llakerr ATHLETIC CLUB WILL USE HALL (Continued from Page 1 day evenings. At. present there are under formation indoor base ball teams In the superintendent's office, the store department and the shops. Indoor baseball games are to be played, starting next Monday when contests will be held between tho supcrintendenTo office and shop team No. 1, and the store department 'and shop team No. 2. The public Is. Invited to attend these games, for which no admission fees will be charged Considerable Interest Is expected to develop In the series. The high school gym will be used Tuesday and 1'Vlday nights of each week for basketball practice at a inlnoe expense for costs. , "The combined use of the M. I. A. hall und the high school gym nasium gives our employes a won derful opportunity to engage In recreational games d uring the coming winter months, and we nro more than pleased wllh the ar rangements." said H. 'A, Jack, president of the athletic club, to day. ORGANIZED LAI50R SEEKS 2.75 IJEER (Continued from Page One) x iolutiou of the prohibition law s us they now stand." said the labor head. "We see rich men who are able to pay Ihe booth g prices just I i . ,-, . .ul ,IIHII. , ii Hh ii ..n.i liquuic an m-j iuimiuiij t ,t.-, a j we nee the la I wring man. the great iiiusa of tho people, either making bad home brvw or buying poison." The Los Angeiis convention of the federation last )iur went on j record ns favoring amendment Of the Volstead act. This w III be the first time the demand has been Included in a legislative program for representation to the major parlies during their election year cvineuUvus.' '."" New. Income Tax Plan Filed In . State Offices Anu'tl.;;Vf the i'everai sTaio Income ! "' "l""' 'V" ."Ch lux iiiillatlvc bills that will bo voted '"en " last night when ... . . . police raided un abandoned school utt by the people at the Xovf n bcr , . , , . t . . , .... . ... !ln the down town district here and Hoot ton whs tiled with the soere- , . .A . . . ,..,. ,. . . i found the 16 in the midst of what tury of state today. The new inert-' . ... , , , .. . ... ... . . .'authorities termed a booze orgy. A sure was Initiated by the mate , .. , . . . .'mi n of wine, was sensed in the grunge, the Farmers union, the- , , . .- .Oregon State Federation of abor jun1 tl0 Oregon Hallway Conduc-j f .ini,- ihD .ir.ii.nrtv i..vlter fl?tloiiiiiff. to make plain the fact Included In the list of exemp tions in the bill are banks. Tux rates are the same as have appeared in previous measures, incomes 01 suou nnu over, Several months ago an Income tux bill was filed by II. II. Mallard "nd U'orge llylander of fortlnnd. j11" 1"er ''"er withdrew his name m m1futsure u, 1 ' tMtooa tn,it lHti,t.e tur tieorge 4Joeph of Portland ha prepared u bill und will later be filed. VETERAN JOSEPH . FIVE NOSES OUT LA GRANDE, 13-12 (Continued from Page V liantly on the floor but often un- Jder tlio basket u fumble or an Inao- v.i. ui w.ut vu.ucu im: wiinwHi - to a desperate defense, lioth teams ,. V ,wero guuL-dlitg closo but inuny, '45J.87 .,niany times :lhe forwards clipped 133,08 past the guards with apparent ease, 1 :m.23 I Craven lkst Korei' ' J04.,45l Craven was high point man with G7.18 -8 and Hlbherd was next with Q. '. 3!M.4C;Cravon-scored every Joseph point 7 228. 73 ''In the first half. HrtiUcn and Ktod ,507.57 tlard made the other three field 301.110 baskets for La Grande and Iozier -and . Shroll. forward, each snared " el'l goal in the last half, 'A ctuw d of Mlrx.m,o,v,...JSr S III 57 ' the I. D. 8. Recreational luMl. fenIant in 1 1 o $11 .000 d """'fro (llin lioo.s after having Hoots treat . 1 "1 l -and the hlirh school band, led 1V M aii . mI hm f"r J'ies. 40331; , W. W. Nusbaum. played during In- ?f A mny aBllIltaJ Xh h"tht?i When liools, his tlog was cauu-ht tcrmlsslons of play. Play Cove- Tonight Tonight the Iji (,'ruude moots Oove here, the game lo start at S:30 o'clock. iSiiiuniary . . . Joseph (13) I.OJller ( ) .... Shroll CI I .... (raven (8)'.. Walker Ul-uy ii i.ranue. (fi hlbherd I-. .....('. c. (i. , - s. (2) Itraden (4) Stoddard llerr , P. Newlln Seory by juaiiers V , 12 3 4 Joseph '..'...... 2 4 0 1 1 3 La Grande 2 4 2 4 12 Is: Craven I, Lozlor, aden, Stoddard 2, JHb- "cr" ' .1 onus liller foul, Shroll. Heferoo: liatcliff. of Knterprlsc. i7iii, 'Mj; Jf acnnu m Meeting Tuesday The home marketing committee. ' ' " 7 ' ' ' , " . .. .. ' ' r. a. joining, a. i;. iiumer. i(. i . ..i .... i . ' will have charge of Tuesdav's UII"MIHI Ul epmmerce. I A variety of subjects will bo discussed. Including Production and Marketing of Kggs." "Truck Crops and Small Krults," , "New Opportunities In Dairying and J,o- cal Problems of Distribution" and ''l 'ofsibilitles of Manufaet uring a nd ' ln?f V""10 , I,1ru,,y,t1H" ,A survey will be submitted by committee. Catch Schissler it ere Next Friday Ciaeh P. J. Schissler, of the Ore gon State college, will s(op tn f. Grande next Kriday on his relurn from a trip east, where he attend- , ed the coaches conrt'rence whic'i was held In New York City, and made final arrangements .for, the Thanksgiving football game to be played between Hie O. S. C. fool-: ball team and the I Diversity of New York in New York City next i Thanksgiving day. The local ulum- nl is making arrangements for th" entertainment of 'oach Schissler during his stay In Im Grande. ' Mrs. Schissler, who accompanied li t in on the trip. Is remaining In the east for a several weeks' Visit wli h her pun-nts. I Regents Authorize j Oregon Dormitory KI'GKNK. Ore., Jan. 21 (AP) J A new $:toa.oao men's dormitory excavation for which can now be-j gin within a. wcelt. was authorized at the Saturday morning meeting of the f'nfvcrslly of Oregon board of regents. Location specified Is that now occupied by the diver sity dispensary nort h of Krlendly Hall, present men's dormitory. I'M'KS Al TO THKIT Ml MILL PliltTLAXH, tire.. Jan. 21. (AP) Hewitt Stewart, alius Fred 'rMft, an elect ticbin wns brought lo Port land today from ( i rants Pas to face a federal auto theft charge. Officer said that while In Jail tit (rants Pass he constructed an rlee- I1''1 unit irom large 'darning .needle Mini pencil c ounce tliur It wllh a light socket. In bis celt and mji wed through several bars before he was discovered. VAItMI Jt ItollllKfl PdltTLANO. Ore.. Jan. 21. (AP K ,.t .,m.u frmer living at j.nts J i im tlon. w as held up. robbed of $20 and slugged last night by two thugs Who slopped him at Kast 37lh and Holgate Ml reels and dragged htm trotii hitt automobile. 16 BOYS, GIRLS ARRESTED IN FRiSCO 'ORGY' KAN KUAS'CtSt.'O. Jan. 21. (Al) raid and It was necessary to re- j move one of the gl-ls to a hospital ; unconscious from liquor. The rest j uerc returned to their pureiua uf- Rejuvenation of Man Not Perfect Medics Declare VIKNN. Jan. 21 cul science lias not (AP) Medi yet achieved the real rejuvenation of matt .in the opinion of a group uf research workers who spoke nt a meeting toned to argument In tho habeas here attended by about 1,000 of COrpus caso of Kllswortli Kelley, Austria's leading surgeons and ona 0f the convicts who shot their phsycologists. !vay out of the penitentiary In A majority of those reporting August. 1025. killing two guards, declared .that the word "rejuvena- This is Kelley's latest resort to os tion" was a-mlsndtuer and that'eape the death penalty. Kelley the best that could be said for tho urged that he was illegally impiis gland transplantation 'operation oned at the time. This contention tie vised by r. Serge. Voronoff was was upheld by Judgo Mc.Mahan of that It afford "transient regenera- the lower court for Marion county tlon." ..'r 1 - lut ho held thutvn writ of habeas l)rv Sehoenbnuer, fumous phy- 'corpus would not bo held in Kel slcian . of ' the Kiselsberg clinic, ley's ease since ho did not claim said that In several cuses of which illegal imprlsoumcnt when ho was he knew'ionly one had derived up- 'under trial for murder. On this parent benefit and tho question was wj,at auto-suggestion might hnvc played In this improvement. S. P. VICTOR IN $90,000 SUIT FOR FIRE DAMAGES I'OUTI,AND, Ore.. .Inn. 21. (AP) After deliberating for ten min utes in 0- case that look two weeks Ito try and called 13(1 witnesses the I'liciue coiiioitiiy. ! Mei nners. piopiie.o. o. in. team!b""y Tannery company was at- ,i. ,i,,,,h w v....,. ........... Mils plant by file, which he alleged ilf tlln ...,, Wlttl lhft i.v-Mirtii.nrif f a loll,,. w-i,ieh (Mrs. Allfe Kelly, witness, claimed Jones Plan Meets , -With Opposition WASHINGTON,' Jaiir iiL't'API KhinnlMr lioard nmciiils Sflld today it hat I lie r.esolullou . introduced in the senate yesterday "by Chairman i Jones uf the commerce commission seeking-modification of the spcclfl Ications oC bids, to be received for Iships of .throe Pacific coast lines evidently was based on mlslnforma- itlell. ... . Chairman Jones was ittote1 laylim that a bidder would have Uf ilt on all three lines and that the setllncr of the ships to one con-, .. . . ....... ... . tern wouiu icnu to creaie a inon- pecmeauoMH can lor suomission ef separate bids on the seven ships oj.erated by the American Oriental Mall line, the Oregon Oriental lino of II vessels and the American Aus- trallan line of 2 1 vessels, tho board said. A R C AD E SUNDAY ONLY PATSY RUTH MILLER Three on a tropic Isle when she ludd high rev- Jv J ffi ft along the "lloarlng , V t y f- (Jf&j&Jr,& )' j Korlles" of liroadway! longir mistress uf lho ' rv' SwifliSsai I'll.MIMi OI.IVi: IIOIIDKX I Moving Pictures ol toolidge Inp - Come by Airmail Arriving by airmail this morning, moving pictures of l'resldent C'oo lldge's trip to Cuba and his speech In Havana liefuroHho Tan-American conurcss have been received bv Meyers and Uuwen, owners uf the' Star ami Aivude. theaters. . . According toMr. Meyers, tho films will bo shown . at the Star theater Sunday and Monthly In con- neotion with the regulur ' news reel. rne excopiionai speeu in sending mo nuns nero cnaoies id (.ramie movie patrons. to view Iho pictures practically the sumo time as In the lui'KCr cities of the east and south. Court Listens To Kelley A rguments SALI-M, Ore., Jan. 21 (AP) Tne supreme court yesterday lis case also hinges the fate presum ably or jameH winos, governor I'aiterson has repeatedly reprieved Kelley yase. Rai d of Clackamas : Has Boots Treated '. HOHTI.AXI). Ore.. .Ian. SI. (AIM -.Monk Sanders, "Kurd of1 the I.l- ....... l...nlr ' , , ' ,.., .....i'i ,,., ',, ,,.!,., ,, i,-o which Sanders was Mling ,,. firewood. Hoots wns so s,.,.1sv ,njllri, ult hlH ur, W111) (n ,,.,,,.. sunders put the dog in It K,. Kll.k ,, mrrivtl him to I'uriland. getting a few lifts from i motorists. Arriving In Portland. Sander "'" i- ' l''"M, pay uie veierinary, aim ne snppuri- ed himself by doing odd jolts during the lime that Hoots wns recovering. Yesterday the dog was pronounced fit to Ituvel and "Monk and Hoots set out together for home. Political Prisoner ' Escapes From Pen DCP.LLV. Irish Kreo State, Jan. 21. (AP) James Nugent, a wound ed political prisoner, was libenifed from St. Ilrlclu's military hospital shortly after mid night In a seu- Kiiltotml nui'iinn wlili h wnu iiminn. ,....., ...... ,.,, ,.... Two armed men crept Into the ..,.,.. n... , 1 nhnivu hospital ward on hands and knees and bundled Intd Ml rrwtt eti.t hou (m. BUm, roiMM bv tho n,HD f ImiVfMm.nlHi t,e men open- C(, rro ,,,, wlth revolvers. The thl.,,w hl,ll(t(.,f (n lho flouP ,, Pcu,riied the fire, but the three ,m,. escapetl. MOMIAV In "PAJAMAS" MUNICIPAL CLERK ADMITS ROBBERY Suspicion Directed at Him Because He Seemed to ' Have Much Money l,OH ANGKLKH, Jan. 21 (AP) Kern Leslie Sadler, 21i-year-old former clerk in the municipal bu reau of potfer and light, has con fessed to police officers that lie took pari In the $73,600 holdup of the city bureau laat September. Sadler confessed his part In the early morning robbery on the ud vico of his attorney whom he call ed following his arrest Inst night. Jlo said ho had been given a uuarter share In the loot und Im plicated three men whom ho said he had met Tn a pool hull and knew only their first names. "I'm caught," Sadler told tho police. "All 1 want to do is to throw myself on tho mercy of the court." Partly Identified Previous to Ills confession. Sad ler had been partly Identified as one or tho noiuup gang. He told tho officers that the robbery. In which holdup men posed as office clerks to gain en try into tho -building before tho opening hours, wns planned two weeks in advance. Through his position as u clerk la the office of the bureau, Sadler gained a tho rough knowledge of the manner in which the payroll was handled. After tho holdup men bound und gaggud thron cashiers after having waylaid "and kidnaped the one armed guard, they split tho'money and Went, ,'thoir respective'; ways, Sadler told tho officers..'! I'ollco Suspicions Aroused . The day before the. . robbery, Sadler was given his summer va cation of one week. At the close of his vacation ho returned to his desk but, with nioro than ,t 5,000 hidden away, ho was able to keep at tho daily;' grind - only three weeks. 1,7 . 1 , ' ' ' lie had burled his share of the loot In the hilts bitck of Glendalo. a suburb. Recently he dug up his wealth und took it to an apartment he had rented. ; There ho put It through a drying process to take off the mould. , ' Purchase, of. nil automobile, opening of bank accounts und the gossip of neighbors who com mented on 'his apparent wealth despite, the fact that he did not work, wero said by the police, to have directed suspicion toward Sadler.- I11,.MI-:S CONSIUIVATIVKS VLYMOUTII. Kng., Jan. 21 (AP) Sir Herbert Samuel, chairman of the liberal party .organization, to- j day 'declared -thai In his Judgment the ratture or tho uonova arms con ference jvrtlh0jHVtrttri 'W-'JKi -MVjV has happened to d rent Jtrllaln sincci the world war.' Kir Samuel blamed tho failure upon tho present con servative government. S T A R () Tonight FRED THOMSON ? IN "THE PIONEER SCOUT" SUNDAY & lAH..lOl'.NT . MVS IHni't from ,h fork Miou lug I'niileiii C(sdhlo In Ibniiiia am oilier lair cwiils I X EDM UND., LOWE Q fe "lfey liWIIMlVdtVK , : ti$J WKP ('llilnv Von NryfrnrtllK V" 'tVA JjStWl (lcoro KotMHrnnw f"Vi ,1 Dedicate New Hall in Baker ItAKKU. Ore. (Special) Nevius hall, the ) 12,000 community house recently completed by the . Bt; Stephens Kpiscopal church, 'waif' dedicated this week with the HrV. William P. Remington; bishop of -the Kastern Oregon diocese,-delivering the dedicatory sermon. . Approximately 200 members and , .friends of St. Stephen's parish, aU( (tended tho exercises., after whlch ! they, inspected tlio building. . They I were unanimous In saying that it. is an asset to the city and n build' -ling of whlclx uny. prganlzatlon .oc. ! body could bo proud. The ar rangement of. tho building Is reaJIy wonderful and . will oceomrnodatf any kind of banquet or social; The ; kitchen Is a source of "pride and, joy" to ladles of the church and: will be a convenience for servlriff dinners and banquets. .. . . The exercises opened with aiilid-' dress of welcome by the local recA t tor, llov. Herbert K, P. Pressey,. who In a few words expressed hl hapitluess and appreciation-for the; building. He introduced the Ilt-. Itev. William P. Hemlngton, blshon of Kastern Oregon who conducted the dedication service. - 7. , , ' 7 .'. Ti'c.W Vare Denies All I 4 Charges of Fraud WAMKINOTON. Jan.' 21 (AI')vj. General denial of tho 'chnrges-''of' fraud and corruption made 'by'hlii."' democratic opponent,' Willlaiu Wilson, nro contained .in tll'o;ftnsi wer filed today with tho senate, .brf William H. . Vare, repubKcnn' rien ator-elect from I'onnsylvanla.' . v W E BUY FORT EiS SELL FORliESft I'NDL'UWKAIt V ' Men's heavy woui-mlced.1 ( underwear, long iflbr--h gooil fitting gariiient of'dhKv famous Wright's Health Vn- derwear, especially priced tip-' $2.69 AVOKK SIIOKS ' . ;v Men's work shoes : In ..a, Jieavy rc-lan stock, composi tion sides, rubber heels. Spe cial at . $2.29 . HATS : 7.;;. ; , f Men's sort fell work" hut extra quality , , ' s NeWYorkSTtH Destroyers uf High Price 7:7-- MONDAY MIONAClAi SHAlMiWS and fanUiNih rigiin?! Iioiering In Hut night In a inysUTjr romance rrnmimil with thrills and rictlc-iiH-iit ninl running owr illh laughter. roMKiir "I'lil It TACKS VIT"