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Monday, January 23, 102S. IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Ljcal News In Brief lirtiinf y - jlorrw -....-i.-.! llOMin lifter 11 idine, , tn ;;;., n. M.,.lwd t thc.j,.u ,,lx.mor',,',s s"""",,; - , -I1,1' ,'rui I'orlliiml ll.rc ' 1 " )"",-- Uourge fain, of l-ortlnnd ,, it-ruuy v - .-7 hrre Grondi ... I'loin i'orlliiml H. I!. Mltrlioll and C. W. Iy-iiil.'-r. r I'm'tland. uro In tills city ' business. They registered lit the U "'allde. 1 ,ls Vl-li Hero Mrs. Hay ,'lnpp loft this morn ing for homo In I'orUanil af ,,.r spending several days hero vls ing with her parents, Jlr. and jus. VT. iJine. Yl.lliiig In J'l'iitlleton Mr. "d :Mir. Geno Hlrlow left ,1,1s inoinlug on train No. 17 for ivnilletoii -where they, will spend , couple of days. Miss Cochran iroiioiltl Word has been received hern (rorn Mills college. California, that Miss Hetty (.'ochrun, of l.a Grande, ims hern elected social head of Mills li" II- , . . . . Here l-'rom Vnion A. X. Sttindnhl, ' of Tninn, Is rtopiiinK- at the l''oley today. Mr. pionihihl Is In l-i firnndc- to tinder-' no a tonsil operation. , He; is a farim-r near Union on ' t'ntherine crt'i'li. (i.tenSei'li H Hrill - 'rgular drill of Company, K. IMilli Inl'anlry O. N. O.. will be hM toniglit beginning nt 7:30 oVIoik in Ziibor ml. .Tlie rorn iseiy will also begin preparing for Moral inspection, which will be I11IJ lu re on Irb. 23. Here l-Vo.ii Holse The liev. '. II. Ctosmer. of tho fn.-n Hay AdventislH church, 'of Boise. Ida., arrived In IJi tlrande tliis morning on train No.17. Hc-'.'t. nill sneiul a few unys 11 it, e 011 local liieinbcrs'Jof the church. Ijm.cs nil Los Amf-clcs William lleally left Saturday for Los Angeles wjiere ho will spend some ti because of lt health. He is employed al Urn O.-W. of fices. Sf ''' ' lleliirns l-'riMil Sail Luke C.t.v Mrs. Howard-Miller and danghi li-.l. Itarkn-H I returned home Hi Ik nn. ruing on train No. 17 from Sail Lake City whom they have 1 n for aboul three weeks wllh Mr! Miller, lie has gone on In CalH'01 niii oil InisinesM. i . . V. llcffirns to Mllwaulicc ! Mrs. II. A.) Meredith', of Mil ivankee. i.;ir 'Portland. Ore., left lliis morning lior her home after H'"ll'iil'g IW.I i. kS liere Visit ll.K ii her parents, Mil and Mrs. II. W. Swart 7.. t'lilled to Viillr)wt. .Mrs. Agnes.. .MeClarelt -Jackson, of Siukaiie. slopped here for- a short lime yesterday on her way lo Wallowa where she was culled liy the serious Illness of Iter little il.iu-jlilf r. Sue.. wlin has pneu monia. Her daughter has been vls-i'in-.' witii her grandparents al Wallomi for UK! past few weeks. Mrs. .liiekson. whose home was formerly at Wallowa. Is known lien', having graduated from the lend high school several years Hi's eiij(-k"ii l'n Sunnier Melvtn Alport, soil of Mr. and Mrs., Michael Alport. Is III at his homo of chicken pox. He '-' confined last Saturday. His mother reports that he is getting aluiig nicely. Sumner is In the sn-en.l grade lit Central school. t f-: To Aiii-nii l-iinei'iil Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Keellcy of il'is rily. and Mrs. W. V.. l'Vrgus. "f l'i nilleion. left this morning on bain No. 21 rr linker lo attend Ihe funeral of I'. C. Damon, an "hi family friend. Mrs. l'Vrgus Is " sister of Mrs. Keency. She entile here last night from Pendle: '"n. Mr. Keency Is O.-W. station "gent here. biiiiKsTiiinomiw Mght Two hii.slietlmll games will lie l,lfyi-d in the new M. L A. recreu 'li'H tomorrow evening be- Wnning ju (.iifht vioek. l-'rom '''-'lit niiiii nine o'clock the M. I. t;1M .,, t,H, Musketeei-s will ,a' i'ii.1 from nine until Hi tho! ""Tried 111. n's team of the first v;"'i Mil play the married men's nf second ward. M anhattan Shirts 'I he Ojialily Line for Men anil Young Jk-n a.50 ( ?.oo I I, 7'hikii H, lv T1,,lv .,irs. Walter iilul u ... Huuntz, of I'nfun. iirriii'ii I'Uttson Sunday. Here Today II. M. Cobel arrive.l 7,01-., . Mrs. . this' Wash.. morning from oc,ulani, to be with her ,I,.,,.... Mrs. Cc orgo- Hitter wlm l L HI ut her home here. Mrs. Cobel Is u former resident of this city. It'fl for Kansas Mr. and Mrs. c. v .,. .,.., have gone to Kansas, where they "ill visit relatives in the eastern 1 section of that state lor about two ! weeks. IlllllaCon Tonluht There will be Initiation In tho Knlfc-hts rank at a meeting of the Knights of Pythias ledge this evening at S o'clock at the K. 1' hall. Ill at Home j I.lltle Milss JnanKa fiarl: Is III i . Ihe home ol her parents. Mr. (m. ,,,, ,.,. l...l.l and Mrs. George Clark. She Is n M ,.9. Vt.rn w. Hamilton return pupll at (entral mihool. and will;,.,, ,,, ,HBt nlBlt .from Portland not bcvnbtc to return to her classes ,v,,,. 8llP s,)pnt several days. Dr. ....... ,u, i( or more. Left Tills. Mornlin . ; . IfHussell' Scott, scout executive- of Ihe Eastern Oregon boy scotit council, left this morning for Joseph, where he will attend a Kathers' and Sons' biiiKiuet to night. Tomorrow he will go to Knterprlso. where he will spend two days, and will conduct a boy scout leadership training school. Working Ih Salt Luke CM) Itiehard Slram! is spending this winter In Salt Lake City where ho Is employed at a copper smelter, according to word received here. Mr. Strand graduated from the In Cal high school here last spring. and' Is the son of .Mr. and Mrs. '1". strand of this city, lie was in tile east part of the summer. . Ij-fl Ijist Mghl I'.. L. ltallaril, slate county agent leader, left last night for Corval- Hs w liere he. makes bis heaibpi tecs after -several days spent Kaslern .tlregon. llc attended meetbrg 'here Friday and was Wallow'a. eounly Saturday. in a l - Tt Ml IH ni her t MM. KwMIe Krlclismi an iv here this Miorn i ntr nn h:iin 'NuA and will spcinl several days in this 1 city vlslliiiK- al the home of Ipt bicither. A. K. Krlekson. of Krrek-1 v. i i.-,.i,i..u,.v in,,.,,, Is In Aberde Wiish. Assisting With Nnh r Several music I each en' of t lie eil y are assist ing w it It t lie 1 iciiet sa le for the N'ij'lilMifhund club vinliu ipiaitij concerl. to lit: given Krhlay eveniug..1n the bail room of the La Ciandy hole!. , They are Mrs. It. -I. tJieen, Mis. i.ec .Rey nolds. MVs.. I.e0 V. Miller. ' M'm. It." VO. McCnll. Mrs.- tieorge S. Hi I'll ie. Miss i orrthy Ihownton. Kdinotid Morris and W .W. Nus bauni. I .lud'' Couch in Cortland Colllitv Judg" I". (I. i "ouch left last night on train No. I'ortlan.l where he will the annual meeting of the judges and commissioners gon W. W. Slevelis, of county commissioner for 2:i for ; attend f count v j i)f tb'rt- i I'liion, 1'nion ' iturday county, went to rortianu night for the i be a two-day tomorrow. eeting w nich is to session tieiflnniiiff Home l-'roni Portland Mrs. T. T. Strand and son, Thomas, and daughter. Hetty Ann. returned home tins morning from Cortland where iney nave noon I . . . . i....;. M.-b visiting since in.-i i-im..., Strand and her children have re eon! ly returned from a two week's visit in Minnesota witii members of Mrs. Strand's - family. The Strand home is in North l.a Grande. .liidz in I'oi'tlaud 1 nit Judge .1. w IK'now h-s left Saturday lor I'orthmd wlv 1,.. w meeL .Mrs. iMiti" has been visiting thcr anl drlvo t iti-ie ear bin li : (Iraml .,,'llwl to lenve his ar there the t Jmlgt court -j f,.w we.-Us ago because 01 on.litinii of the hiyhway. . Knowi-s iin.l H. H. llanna. rcporler. returned Saturday afternoon from Enterprise wn--ie the judge c.oriu.L court for :t . 1 1 ..... . .1 'ill Ollli V Hem I 'runt Montana Mr. ami Mm, John F. Hurt, of .Molilalia, uru registered at tho La Grande today. Goes to I'oiilaml Mrs. Has!) Collins left lust night fur Portland where she will spend several days visiting. Leaves Tor Cecil William Stoop left last night on train No. 23 for (.'cell. Ore, where he will muke his home. Stopping; nt Foley Clifford Johnson, of In tor prise. is among tho out-of-town, visitors tills city today. He Is at tho l-'uley. Went to Kntorprlse- Dr. W. K. Thlstlewalte left this inoi-uiujr for Knterprise. He is t.-stinir cattle for tuberculosis In Wallowa county today and will ro turn to Ills home here tomorrow. Home I-'rmu I'ortlund Miss "Jeen cShaln returned home this morning from Portland i where she went lust week to tako lhe stoto examination in cosmetic therapy. She is employed at the I Keynaud's beauty shop. I Visiting in I'orlliiml j Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Oannlchucl, ; owners of the news stnnd at tilo I.n jcrande hotel,- are spending sever lal (lays In Portland - on a com bined business and pleasure trip. land Mrs. Hamilton and their son make their homo at the l.a Grando jholoj where they huvc aiiurtmonts. On Hand Willi A1.1b1.l1.11ci' j Hal Ilohncnkanip musl have had a warning that something would happen, yesterday morning at the depot.. - Anyway he was on hand wltii his ambulance when train iNo.: pulled In and hit Itobcrt K. Itradlord, and rushed him off to the hospital. The ambulance wns ! waiting Tor a patient to get ofr tho train, but the patient was able to walk so Mr. Hradford took his place in tho ambulance. Although badly shaken up and bruised con siderably Mr. Hradford was no, seriously injured. . FINANCES OF COUNTY GOOD AT YEAR END K'oillllllied from I'UrTe One) in; ajid unpaid, $ti7.7,R. and road i bond fund warrants outstanding: iind uniiiiid. $-11. fill. The iiiuountj ihe general fund is listed as Jiin r,l l.T mid lhat due to tlie road ; fund !I,!i:.!I.iM. Mr MeCormiek's semi-annual ' re( diowing tiie claims allowed during ihe, hist hall ol ib:i,-m- Hi,ri,. Dim follow! mr: Ituads ' nnd j ixtpUym ttr' y'.' regisirauniij iind. ' eleeHoiiH. ?'l.Ki'.rl; clrciift'- eoiirt, $3.1 4.!i!l; 'indigent Holdlci-H, ' ?IUI..ro; mothers' pensions, fl, toil; vara of poor, ? 3. HiD.3! I tax ro- hales. $;N1.'IL': market, roads, $5,-1 :ni-j.n:i. and sheep killed by dog: The treasurer's report slnw; balaio-eon hand Iee. ill, HtL'7. of S,; 1 .(175.1 0 iu the general fund;, of $iMU I In tiie nmdtfund: of $3. ;o."i. i; in the- tharket road fund mid SulL'X.Iir. in the prohibition enforce ment fund, besides other items. i : : ! L LTTH ERA X TEA MS DEBATE SUNDAY (Pnntinnrrt from Page One (pounced. V..ul...-.l..i u-na "t-Mllellllonlll Hay "' at the Central Christian church and Ihe pastor, the Her. .11. I,. I'utnum gave a brief talk Ion "The Value of a Christian Kd ,tlie dedication of a Christian I Vice I1,1K. n'lirii RHi'ii "i "iu I,..,n,...h l- .he ...ksionorv soeietv vice flag, which wns given to the church by the missionary society .....I V-..O...I In- monition nf the soci. ty; Mrs. i'utnuiu conducted an impressive dedication service i m.-ll.'!i 1 t vniiMtr ttinitli Vil unt. ei-s for life work-each placed 11.. -t.... n,n fn.iP Tiir.ie young 1.. ti-ill vluit I tin till 111 ' "," .-' Ins of the church congregation pvfii-v Sunday afternoon and con duct services for thoni. In the evening the pastor addressed a large audience on "The Two Cov enants." ' Illustrated Lwtiire I A huge crowd also gathered nt the Methodist Kplseopal church last night for the Illustrated hc- ,1111' entitled "Among the Thatched Nuts-of HhodeHla." In the morn ing a duet number by I'uul KnaiiU and Sherwood Williams was of ' ' ,. " , . . ....n I O lOiei rmni m inr. . . v bi - .. by the Lev. Oli Hlley at t. .. . ..... I-... ,t ..K.i.h iM.th morning and eyenine sl-rvlces at ' Ihe l-'lrst Hresbytorlan church were well attended. The first of a sorbs of lectures, by Cider Hart on . Marsh was given last evening at Holian hsll. -;ider Marsh's subject was "God" and he gave an idea of what Ood is like. OS desetlbed 111 tllC Itlblc. The hall was well filled. ;iit (Marh will speak at the hall . e et y evening except Ritur-ih- evening, and the public Is hi' vit d to hear his ectur-fi To night his subject will be "God Said .. t I h Muki' Man In Our Own linage. To Whom Was God Fpeak trig." Tho Ih a sermon on the in yi i-i-y of t reat Ion. Mr. Marsh announces, and Is not evolution. GOW ItVMt (il ls PI MM IU HI,MO i: CI.AHK LI I: SALK.M. On .. Jan. 23 (M) - The .l.'ii I of tio Kon poth yhobler n the IhlllkerH' Life eoOlpllliy, of I N-H M-.tio s Ihal Clare L. Lee lr re inoied as fit.iti' liiMjianre commls sinner w as r-ceved by Governor l aHerson today. H Is ttigncd by i;m Kellaher of Portland, and four oiher iii'uiiei of the fvrttflcate ' holders' committee. HEFLIN RENEWS SENATE ATTACK Again Assails Konuui Catholics, and Mayor Gunter, Montgomery WASHINGTON. Jan. S3. (Al') Before a crowd that overflowed the, senate chamber and Its galleries .afternoon. The visitors scored 4- I marketing demand." Several top-l- n..ti., ..r AI-. ...,,:, iiiiiiils to the local team's 4311. t tn, t 1. .. .1... 1..... , . .,: M..k UI1 .. ' lt,..;This sumo was the lust that the 1-u Imuii Catholic "pnlltlcal machine " land assailed Mayor C.unler. of I Montgomery, the capital city of his iHt(lfC, to represent ine unit si mo w.isiviii Heflln's remarks on Mayor-Glint- meet in March al Provo. llow er resulted from an invitation the ever, there remain a few funics be- mavor extended to Senator Itobln- ; sun. of Arkansas', the democralie 1 i.,.inP viir i.,mi.,i,,,.i'v. ,1m guest of tho city and to' repeat I there his speech of last week In which he rebuked llellin for his re-lof peated attacks on the Catholic church. Tho Alabama senator first paid his respects to Senator llruee, democrat of Maryland, who beat him tu the Jump earlier In the day 11 ml obtained tho floor ahead ot 1,1,,,, For nn hour lloflln had sought recognition. but Senator llrueo held his ground, lleflln licensed him ot "playing tho crowded gal- lerles to press his attacks on tho 1 8lh amendinoiU." 1 lo uImo eon (I em tied tho defense tnado recently hy the Maryland senutor of the ad ministration pulley in NicaniKua. Democrats Lash Each Other In Senate Debate WASMINC.TtlX, Jan. (AP) Nol lee pi veil in the senate today hy Virginia 's Nenalors t lint the south was "tird of threats of uni versal nejjro KUft'raKe" was follow ed hy a plea hy Senator llruee. i Deiuoerat, Maryland, that the sunlit u'im.1 (.-. mi 'i.ui.u i.n ! in f ). ti. '. imnv r ti,,. tMh n.n.iM...ni " i The Maryland senator hi oiurht Senator (ilass, ileinoerat , Vii'iiini'i, lo his feet to retort that, "no oil" can constrain or restrain Virginia from euforeiu tho ls:li anieiifl luenl by these threals." "If the south hy lotfal ingenuity is able to nullify or e.ipi the terms of Ihe Mill and 1 Td h amend ments," said I truer, "have not we the rltjhl lo eseape by such Dunns lis possiblo tlie tyrnnnVnl (ppres slon of the lsih aniendinont As the two deiiioeratM fired away! at eiich other. Hie i:eli:i)e iM-caini' warm thai the nips lor order ' P' csi.lin- officer v.,-i e j scarcely aihllble and finally. Sen- i"r iieuin, oi Ai.iicini't, rereni.j "'"i " " , , V 7 i"" ' ranks, obtained I lie... I luoiw to ask io i,"h-'- oh-i um.i.iH.ik i um "jirovoked' Ihe crowded n.-iflei-les to both hiugljler and apphmf-e as Hie democrats went alu:id wll h tlnrir row. ,"",iLowdenWith()ut Issue If Relief Passes, Is Claim WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 (AH) Frank O. Lowden's advocacy of the farm relief e"iialiyitton fen gave a political turn today to tho j farm hearings before t he house I agricultural committee. ' The name of the former Illinois governor, whose friends are seek- j lug republican presidential nomln- I ation for him. was brought into, "earing by Keprosonlative As- well, of Louisiana, ranking demo erat on the committee. 'j There was applause In the com mittee room wnen ine name was sor-;'',"Kt M' " " m. Ol mieresi. aiiionK soeciaiors u . , , . , . . Louisiana members sought to develop further Mr. Lowden s PrVseiit views I Asw ell asked 1 Mississippi, vice ,"l'lc cotton grow association. whetl i..,,ui.l(in Kl.niil.l ttwlml.. nHMim. " ' . liauy an eitia n.ai 1011 Lands Louden - Stone replied that the fee Is the best provision yet evolved to handle the surplus, but nddeil that he thought this clause could be so drafted as lo remove adminis tration objections and avert an other veto by I'reshlent Coolidge. He hiinled Lowden as "a friend of the farmer" und approved bin stand against surrendering tho equalization fees. Lowden has been quoted as say- ling he would prefer no farm relief Ion, ratlo r than 1 " passage of bill wii hout tho ' t - ,....lla;t I".. fee. Hi., ,,oslt l will m n!" ' , y farm, bloc, to discover furl her de fections from the support''! of the equalization f Lmvden l-'ratitic? A swell charaeii-i lz-d Lowden as "frantic, rearing thai eongie.ss will enact farm relief hgllntion al this session and lln-reby remove hik" Issue as a candidate tor president. ENROLLED IN CITY SCHOOLS (f'oiitlnucd from Pagft I! high seilfMit high school 'Ih . 1 i iy Lo,:i.ng its ciiirl-tis at the SuoJgras nod Zimmcr ls of -I odeiils. The man mortuary. houi basswiteh'f Flu haves fivo Hons and three CUlUlll lO the lie, aim of Ihe high ed from pf iteration fm9 eoiigee to j daughters: Albert. Hji in ml and pretmraltoii (or Mle." ht- ui-nt onjjuines Clay, of li (irsnde; lferiry This ye.ir's junior cIun.k iit ihe highii'hiy, of St. Marb'K, Ida.; Joseph s hoof is Ihe hn'g-t in btstoty, and Clay. of Muxvllle; Mrs, (jitslu ts on- reason, Mi. Longfellow s im. f Warnstaff, of Island Cttjn Mrs. for t he material inerra: e in tho. Oil He Kueharian. of Iji G rondo. censiiK. "Ttu-r U:m b n a ttg in-jsho Is ulso survived by 21 grand crea In the number h go t he ' children and 12 (freat-gi anlehlld f Mil four years of high m.-hool," Mr.jn-n. Mn. Clay came lo Oregon Longfi.llow dcclaiej. '39 .;.u8 hm. Local5 Bowlers Defeat Visiting Team 75 Points In tho lust game uf tho series tho local ITnloil raolflo bowline team won vosterilny from the Walla Wal la team hy a margin ot 75 I'lnn. The Kume was played here nt wares liiiuaru parlors jesteruuj j (iran.lo team will play in a series 1 between the O.-W. athletic clubs, to determine a unit bowline team I tween other clubs In tho unit, nncl the team will not ho picked until that time. It Is understood here. however, that some members ot I ithet lub stand a very cuod cnanro making a place on the team, judging from tho present standings, ) I. Alnsworth was high point , mnn yesterday with 941). A. Smith, lot Walla Walla, was high point for .Individual game with 230. , Tho players and scores of both teams follow: Walla Wallu: A. jSmlth, 932! Art Bastion, $21; Char- llorst. 819: A. Schmidt, 813; J. J- llcrgci't, 188. . ; .. I I La C.runde: C. C. Howard, -8I1H; H- Yeskfl. 863; Joo II. Dlehl, 772; W. Cook, 88(1; It. .V.. Alnsworth. 11 iu. ' : . .; . . DENIES MAKING WAR PREDICTION rcontlhued frc'm fiige J :' meree constltuto-:'slieur itmdnoHs" In Ihe opinion of Sentitor Itnruh, repuhltenn. Idaho,' and duplicate the "Insane poliey" that jnttrkod AnKlo-Ciermnn relations prior to the world war. v vXttaekinif as "mtsehelvouH, lo tlie last ilepree' the- rooommenda lion of AUmiml ;haiie K.' Hughes, chief .of. naval operations, for vir tually a billion dollar navy and tho statement Saturday attributed to Hear Admiral Charlen I'. I'lunkett. eommandunt. of the ltrooHlyn nnvy yard, thaj a . war -with. (Jreat' Brit ain over, commerce Is -Inevitable, the chairman of the. senate foreign relations com in It eo In a statemont last night said: "All thU Is a part of a well or ganised plan, to prepare the public mind for a nnval race. A limited number of cruisers to help, police I our t'ommerco Van ,be Justified. I T " Hut this program together'- with j3CIU0V, lliUYltW III !.?:,,:v":!,e'V:;!,o.d.u-cn,8i; How Willi Natives Keceaing ioaay MoNltni;. Mich., Jan. '23. (Al')t With a channel blasted through, t he Ice gorge nt , the1- AVInehest er street bridge, flood water? of the, Ha sin river had receded IS Inches j this morning mid addilloiial dyiui-i mile trharges wero being prepared j to widen I ho eha nnel. linrrintf . a thaw Jmmediule danger from tho.;""" ci.-iy em on me uano flood wnlers was believed lo have , '""-'l' 'V his assallanls. been i-heeked. ." ' In their ai'count of the fight, tho Tin, i.. .-nv.-ft fni-mr-d hi' ii i.ptiiiro fluid that they were hoi-Hidiaek over the Hasin Jver In tho rcsl- dentialj seel Ion and-1 threw stream m.t of Its channel, creating .... a serious flood menace, Residence for moro than 11 mile along both sides of lljo river were partially flooded. Many hail to bo abandoned. - Olmsted on Trial This Afternoon HOIlTLAN'O, Ore.. Jan. 23 (AH) Trial of Kmory Olmsted, former president of the Northwestern Na tional bank,- and J. V.. Wheeler, lumberman und former newspaper publisher cltiirgi-4) with conspiracy lo violate the national bank laws, was scheduled to Mart In federal court this afternoon. Olmsted und heeler were 11 I' ll. Stone, of 1 ctised of having misapplied $7!i(i. sidetit of the 4,& of ' ,,u bank's funds In alleged s' cooperative check kiting operutlons. Selection r he believed ' "f 11 jury expected to occupy the court tins afternoon and must of tomorrow. ' SCOItlih IU LI-S-LYl, NKW YOlt'K The modern wo man hits when she throws. Mrs. Alice Hillings Housua) in her childhood ut Macon', (lu., often hurled stones when playing with her brothers. An Intruder in her apartment he.ro was ho bunged up from two cigarette boxes, weigh ing two pounds each, u Chinese brass ornament 11 ml a bronze match holder that he told the po lice he was glud to be urresied. m.i;v III AM r. M'll.LV The body oT Mary l-Yances Seiilly, who died at Seaside, lira., on Jan. i:i. arrived In la Grande yeslerday morning and Is being held at the 1 1 11 ui er A Hohnenkamp mortuary pending funeral arrangements. She was r years and 0 mouths of age .it the (line of dextli. MltS. I.Mll CI.AV Mrs. Leah ''lay pfwd invny nl Ihe home of her son. Albert Clnv. about 2 o'rlwk yesterday Hfler I noon after a lingering Illness. She. was Hi yiais years of ago Bt the I time of tleath. Funeral Hiinounce- m nt will be inudc later. Tho body I Obituary Home Marketing to lie Forum Subject Tomorrow's program ut the l'n loii county chuinbcr of commerc forum Itiiirht'on Is expected to he one of unusual Interest with the homo Marketing committee, of wh leh Frank McKcnnon is chair man. In charge. Tho purpose of tho incctlnR- la to obtain Inform.. - Itl0n , oclll consumption of ,,, rollucl8 u,i the possibility D( ,,.eouraKlnit production to meet I. .,,. ',,...,..,. n. 1 . CU8!)l.j Marines Moving Against Rebels In Nueva Segovia M ANACIl'A, Nicaiagua. Jan. 1 -(Al' Murine reinforcements numbering t ,nuo men, today were en route to the state of Nueva Se govia to take tho field against A u gusttno Sandino, rvbel leader, now operating In that region. Mountain batteries, tirtillory. iu nt .,11,1.,., n....Uu..i-1' t,x ,..irl-fl o.,.n,n,1e.n wnrl'i.. ,, to .lUhwU-.e tlml Sandino followers fi-oni their maun lulu fastnesses where they lun'o been harassing jiwuino oulpoHta, were taken along. Tlie marines left the city of Leon yesterday on their hiko'whlch must be mudu on foot through mountain and jungle regions to No ft hern Nicaragua. Tho march will require eight days. Tlie long column of troop furnished an Imposing spec tacle for Niearaguans as hundreds of carts loaded wit h supplioM and Hinmunilion passed out of tho city. - Tho Niearaguans were espe cially interested in 100 big Ameri can mutes, the Nicaraguan mule being decidedly smaller. i ut.-. f it a ra k ua ii ruvim iiiim ih. a u- Wlin -ui,.. thorilies have received leports that Th(, ,.M, (,Uor waH sliinvil .rh(, a considerable number of men rrom(Inin iamr am U threatened "If tho east reus! luivi been passini UK.ro (H H we t,.ik(, om.w )UI(1 Hie Caoynpal lu aduarters of. tlie j,hut Ml.,k(1 xv,,, ,H) wwrlh moro lo Kama river on their way lo join y,m tml ynu. molu;y Saudiiio's forces. The mayor of LaTrluidad report ed yesterday I liere was a troop of I guerillas neai- the town and ho con siders t he i lace dangerous. lie added that he must soon abandon his post, I MA.NA'H'A. Nicaragua, Jan. L'3. (AT) Three. . Niearaguans worn killed, today iu a fierce fight near ; rami da with an American imllor mil! .n marine who had atlempted to coiuo to the rescue of a fourth js'iearaguuij being hacked to death :wltlu.niaebe4ijK. , ... 1 i.lir, Newton; Ifulted Slalert navy, MI led: tho three Niearaguans after his com pan ion Harold 1 . Crowd 1, flrsl ergeanl. United States ina mine .corps, had been attacked and ,l,'h'tf near tiranada when they . 'suddenly canie upon three men, ul- !;i'l ltln 11 r,,,ll", wI, nmcheteH.. i I lev dismounted with the Inten tion of disarming the attackers and Ihe three Nfcaniguaus, who by this time had killed the fourth, turned on. them. The soft coal industry is hard STAR TODAY Only VILLI AM rox with EDMUND LOWH Coniedy News TUESDAY Wednesday MADCE IJELLAMY "silk'Tegs" 7$$k Drnrnt Lumber Men Of Eastern Oregon Gather In City Onco earlt niontl, tho Iiimlier men ot Master,! Oregon meet to !" conditions of tho lumbering Industry. This month's meetlnn was held hero Saturday pany US hosts and ws attended by 11 men, representlnK eiKlit niills. Those present were Joe Stoddard, of the Stoddard Lumber compuny, of Haker; Homer KccIch, of tho Oregon Lumber compuny, of IlaV ei : NorrU Ouerney, of tho linker Whito I'iuo company; J. Campbell, of the lust Oregon Lumber com-1 puny, of Jhiteriirise; Klmer and John , Studdard, of tho (irande ! Hondo Lumber company of l'on ilosa: II, N. Ashby, of tho How man llleka Lumber company; Ollford ' Morse, of tho Ilolse-l'ayette Lum ber company; mil L. K. Klnzel, A. J. Stango and Kred K. Ianzer, of the Alt. Kmlly Lumber company. ! Production and other business pertaining to tho lumbering Indus try was discussed during the day. At nvon the lumbermen had lunch eon at the Ui O ni ml o hotel. Mr. Cluerney and Mr, Keclea, of 1 taker, wero aecompunled to La ''' WlVCH. Ml'H. Camp bell also neeum panied Mr. t'aiu.i bell and they visited In La Orundo until yesterday before, returning homo to Knterprise. ft Police Watch For "The Iron Hand" VA I HK1 KLli, Conn., Jan.: 23. I AH t i..ili.-n villi. li tniu bnlil 1.11 , , .,.. iWll. ,,,1,.,. u,, i cause of letters received ten days ago by Mrs. Walter 1. Jasher, vlf' of the president of tho American ' Chair company, demanding f-5,H)0i which money was to he left at the WINGS Of the MORNING mm te, L The finest things are usually made by those who specialize in fine things only. Schilling produces top grade coffee only (no 2nd or 3rd grades), and Schilling is the only one who does. Ihiklnirl'nwdur Ton News Lal'fs On Wednesday "LADIES MUST DRESS"- ARC A D fi TODAY And SATURDAY Q " "m"" " 'J'JBraw-' . J , 5 l-Voui tUu social whirl of fiprr Lour; Ishiud to the wilds of 'SyK v ,,u' r!"li,,"" Huckles in :l f " w Itoniance (hat is packed with ,h,"lH ""l"'Mr t,v r w'1'1 Reporter Tells of Kid well's Actions WASHINGTON, Jan. 113 (AI')r ljuu K. Klnir, tho newspaper re porter whoso disclosures lo govern ment counsel helped precipitate u miNtrial iu tho Kalt-Sineinir oil . conspiracy trial, related in court today his story that Juror Jvdwartl J. Kid well made- Indiscreet state ments to him while thy trial wun In progresa. AHCA1U-; Starling Tlituxlay WE II U Y FOR T ESS E SELL TOR JU ESS Men's Overalls : Heavy copper riveted and wills, i'ixeeplional vuluo . , $1.00 Jleavy bill 7 pockets, sua pender biickH; full cut $1.15 Men's Sox lllack anil brown ' , 5c . -':.': i:iigiuecr'iiiiii i''iren,cii no Hluck and browu ' 15c Destroyers of High Prices 19 Spleen 31 KxtraotB i jyilUAM FOX firnrnt - fY EAST A K w..', r WEST tHf t Ap-eW hp fvf trt 01 cliifV rpy OLIVE BORDEN LAWRENCE CRAY - JERRY Ml LEY Ami The PumiiMiuiiL Noclt.v A story of the Inle war, wonderfully told. 'THE STOttE WITH A CONSCIENCE
