La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textj Monday January 30,1928. ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER """ Paeo'Tlve Local News In Brief llcr l-'rom NciiiiiiirrvUle Mrs. H. J. Sandi-rn, of Sommi-i--villv. s-ilt Suniluy In this oily. Mm. SandPiH Mopped 'ut the Som- nu-r noifi "" hot, Wi'i'l ' I'emltatoii ... - - - l-'ruiili Culli-n lilifl T,uwtn Sic-uini- ili'ovr to IVndli-ton yr-Hti-i-. nay wlim-o tlu-y spnnt the !ny, p-i ' r Li-iivc-i Tor .l'li VA KorsHti-dm, who ItfiH hooii iiuiiihkI'OT "Wt-stonskowV Hureiiln store hero, li-ft l.a Orando 'today fur his homo nt Joseph where' he re-enter mining business. The reslensUow Rai'Knin store held 118 pnul day's business here Saturday. Ilciv I-mm Xrliiasku James Jackson. of. Kalrfleld Nch.. Is stopiHnff ntfne Sommer iiot-l. 2 Here I'Voia Itolse u .1. A. Wnde. of Hojse, Is In th's rlty for a-'jshort . imo". on business. Mr. Waders utt,the,,J,a.-Qranclej jleir l-'roi lOnleiprlse Olive Kv IIi'owiip. of Enterprise, ppent the weekend in this city vis iting. She stopped at the Foley. Ili-n- l'rom r.nlerprlso It. V.r Madison, of Enterprise, spent llicS weekend In this city, stopping t the Foley hotel. , Here From New Mek'o Miss Jounetlo, iVvllex arrived lure this rnoi-nW on 'train' No: 17 from Gallup. New. Mex.. to visit in this city with Mrs. E. Mrlntyre. ifriv l'rom loil(fta-i- Mr. and llrs, 'I'cd Christenson unil Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard, of 1'ondosa. spent Sunday visltlns In this city. Here l-Yoni I'nlnii ''' '.. Mrs. Mary Atkinson, of Vnlon. tpent yesterday In this city visltirri; friendB. ' (VI urns l'rom Salt t.nk City j Mrs. I.ee WrlKht. whose home is In I'rultdale. returned home this morning on train No .17 from Salt I.ake "My where she has been vis ItinB relatives for sonic time. IV-re l-'rom Hliki-r Mr. and Mrs. David Stoddard were visitors to I.a Grande yester day from Haker, where they make their home. '- lell Today Mrs. l-'rr-il Jones left today for CrandcvieW. Ida., where she will visit her parents for some tlnte. l'rom there she will KO to raid well, where she will visit with Mr. Jones' mother and sister. jlAl Operation '.Miss l.ella Warner underwent an neerallou for acute iippi-nillc-HI ftitilnlnv nltlht at the Crawl-! linnde hospital. Miss Warner suddenly beealiu' 111 Saturday iiiiiriilne and lu-fore evening was l:,l..n lo lln- hospital. She is re ported In. he KelllnS alonit nicely teday. Alleudi-il reilillelnil OiiifM-i-lHi" T-ini llardesty and t'arl Johnson r.luined yesterday rronl IVnilli-toll where they attended the Older l-.nys Ciinferenee held there I'ri-di-y and Saturday. Cur KM'orml t ' . "A sedan stolen' from J. A. ' litis-, r.ll at 3 o'eloek Saliirdny after-i-onn was recovered at MO SaUir ilnv nliiht when I lie 'police found the machine on Adams avenue abandoned. Ill-'ics. l'oixl Stolen M. I'. I.owe. 1223 V avenue, yes-n.-ilay reported to the police thai S". worth of dishes and food were I il:. a from his hack porch. Vie rlsn r-iiorted that some one pol ed his dog earlier In the weel.. llirls llusfitcss Yhll Victor Peterson. of Oakland, i "a I., who is connected with the ' Kteriiillar-Tractor company, left l.a Grande this morning after siieudlng several days here doing business with the Hunting Tractor company. Mr. Peterson stopped at the l.a Grande while here. I'lir-hased Machinery "Yes. we are busy this winter et l.akevlew and industries arc Ihrlvlnif." A. I.. Edgarton. who, with It. S. Adams, Is In the plun I'iit mill business, said this morn ing. Mr. Edgarton and Mr. Adams have been here buying some ma chinery from the Menefee Lum ber company. They left I.a Grande today. While hi-i-H they stopped at the I.a Grande-hotel. SCHOL-WJL CAPS In all the. latest colors and shapes for men and boys. Men's Caps $2.25 lo $3.45 LoysJ Caps $1.65 lo $1.95 Caps Of Quality Clint's Clothiery Tlw More Willi OouKteat MftMIStt IshiumI A marriage license van Issued Sntunluy tu Ituynuma Ilowui-d and Myrtlu Grey, of thin city. Ilrro IViullcloii H. S. Hu'1h'h, of IVmllelon. whm iiniong Dm oul-of-town vlltora In It Hums I'i-oiu ltiancli O. 1. Woods, puhllc uct'oiintnnt, Iiuh roturiH'd from a trip to Wal lowa county points on businuHH. III Wallowa County R Ij. Thompson, manager or the credit bureau here, Is nt Kntor prli'. today on business, lie also planned to stop nt Klgln. lien' l-'rom I taker "Charles and Will T,nnffreil and Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Jackson, of Baker, motored to I.n Grande nnd spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John .Adkim. .Mt"ctlK Tonight- VJIans ore complete for the joint social meeting of the Knishts of I'ythias and Pythian Sisters which is to be held tonight ut the K of P hall. Meeting Date Clin used The niectinff of committee chair men for the nnntint economic con ference Sf heduled for tomorrow evening at Hot like has been 'haiifjed until Wednesday evening, t. was announced this jnornlng. IteMirns l-'rom f jist H. f. Grelsel, manager of the Blue Mountain Km it exchange. nhas fV'turned fr6ni; a trip to len- ver. Siilt Iake City. Chicago and other points east where lie has been in the interest; of hls com pany. Have Itaby Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tucker are tho, proud parents of a baby daughter born .to them this morn ng at the Grande Hondo hospital. The little girl weighed four and a quarter poumls. Both the baby and mother are getting along nice ly Uc'rlsierod nt I.a (Jninde J. P. I-ottridge. of the ISustern Oregon I.iglit & Power company, of Baker. A. A. Smith, Baker at torney and Charles M. Kipley. of lhi General Klectrlc company, who is yto lecture tonight nt th Arcade theater, are registered at the I.a Grande hotel today. Itetuni to PoiiIhikI Mr. l-'riend and Mr. Glickmnn, of Portland, have returned hom after sjieuding several days here on business. They purchased . th Kashlou whop stock fronVilAqUWi signee and conducted a sulo. hcro Saturday. .. ,. " '. " r Two Arresleil ,4- 1-Milh Saundrrs and Charles Sma'l. bolh of Siimiin rville.. were arrested Saturday - on a warrant and- will b- brought befor-. Judge Hugh K. Brady In the justice of the peace cinrt tomorrow after iKiiin at 2:H0 o'clock, to face a charge nf a statutory offense. Unby Girl ' . Mr and Mrs, O. I,. .Larson." of M avenue., are the parents 01 .1 baby girl born Krldny afternoon She has bi named' Carol. , 'Hie little miss weigh J seven' pounds leu . ounces. Both mother- and daughter are doing nicely. CnO Coin inucd John Hammell uppeared before Fudge Hugh K. Brady In the jos tice of the peace court ibis morn ing charged with breukir.g- glass on ft public highway. The case was continued for pleading until tomorrow morning at ttrllO o clock td give the defendant an oppor tunity to see his attorney. He was arrested Sunday by Officer G. M. Pierce. Is Gieatly Improved v. Bradford, who was celt ago Sunday 'h('n injured a ve , " dr...-!.- bv train No. ' ! It came into l.a Grande, has been taken from the hospital to h s home at HIM V avenue and is ga ting along nicely. It i Mr Bradford manages the Ouon journul circulation here. AtK,l'ltUHs7ll Hentt wnl to Baker this morning and will spend wo days there in the interest of boy 8cout work. Mr. Scott Is scout ex ecutive of the Kustern Oregon .....ttw-ll III- will limi-i- ii.w-... for uniiivi-rrary wi-ok while In itoki-r tuiin'y. ; Home -nm M. MInin H- m 1-MlmiT nd I'hHil 1!.. .'.."il:. Ihi-lr luinit- on the Conli y rmiili n.ur ln-rr. havo r-,m-J Hon.- fin." MiMlnnylll.-. 'nr, r..n;.i of '' ";-'; ..1.1 l.- Pit liter died ttt the Gran-b- Bond.- hospital here lutt ..... .i.... .....i Hie body was taken McMinpvilh- for burial. to SH'tll W i-kcml Hen- 1; Freeman and ilauuh- Mrs. k. rs. Hannah l.ou and Mary Jane. HI return to tlndr home in Porl- U.nd tonight nftr visiting u-.iiirdiiv with her her. slater. Serlb.r Fohy Mrs l.ovd Scrlber. lt the 'apartments In the New. I building. Mr. Bhucnuin lUturn- C Bingatnan. prsid nt of the itiack Marble and l.iine company. t icturned . if.. I.i Vrt h'inc t"' nmrnuiK "ii 17 frnui Pittst'iirg. Ph.. !...... h.. has b.en fr about two 'weeks In the Inter.-sts of business. 'Mr. Btnicanian reports a very suc- (ssfill trip found the ;stern weather most favorable just now prevulenl. niisnlng the cold "There Is tn tho 1-ist Just now stight depression Ui the busings world, which Is due. piobnhly, to the nearnrsi of presidential clrcllon -and tho r Hultlni? uncortainty ,- that usutilly pxlbtH," Mr. Uineaimiii itd upon his return. Asked what political presidential talk he heard, Mr. lilttRaman said, "I waji too hutty with business lo tulk'inurh poli tics, but it Ik. of course, the Hub ject of tho nation just, now." Iliw l'rom Kaiiiebi- Mrs. V. K. Mcl'oury, of Kumclii, spent tho day shopping In thin Confined Today S. M. Deleplno. of tho Servo Yourself store here, bj -confined ut homo today because of HIikks. Works Short Tlinc-- Miss Gladys Waldroff Is taklns j snorc vacnuon irom ine nervo : Yourself store this weak; while her sister. Miss Agnes ' Waldroff, Is taking her place. -r llcro I'Yoin mfjln ; Jesse Crum, city attorney of Kl gln, was a business visitor in this city today. .. ' " . - Goes to l iiioit l.loyd Walsh, manager of the Business Men's Adjustment com pany, went to Union today on business. ' Itetm-ii to Knlprprl.se 1 I). B. Ken vis. county clerk of Wallowa county, and County Judge . IS. Jordan; returned home to Knterprlse this morning after' attending tho county offi cial's meeting In Portlund last woekV , SjM'iidlng Month Here N. Anderson, switch engineer for tho. O.-W.. Is spending several; weeks in this city, doing special work Mr. Anderson has been a switch engineer for about 20 years. Had OjM'rntlon . Mi's. Harold . I.vninn underwent.1 an operation at the Grunde Hondo iinunitui veatordiiv. Her eondl. 1 tion is reported to be good toduy. Itetnrns to City , ; C. H. ICbcrhard, locol attorney, returned home this mornjng from Portland und Kugeno where he was; ono of several hundred "Oad's" who were guesls on the campus for the firs,t annual "Dad's day." He Is the father of Miss Dorothy. Kberhard, freshman at the university. Attetidetl .Mwllng John Huntley. Paul Tetrcau, ! ..r " . " . . I u.-v. employes reiorneu ntiine this morning on train No. 24 from Portland, where they.t nttended i u I of" "western railroads In that city.'' TJiey n-port a most Inler esftug ronference, with lectures troih leiders in various flelifs. they hu've been gone since Krldny. Mcclinir WedncMlny , ii A oiiuuie nas nocn piannnu ior the Hre(lni'sday meeting of Hrtie. Moiinlain Grange at the pniimo- hall. Waller M. Pierce and KranU Wrights will represent the affir mative and H. G. Avery anil Tom Wallsinger w III speak for tho tin' nubile and il cordial Invlla- ' Hon Is extended lo everyone to at tend. llav Baby Son Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Ambrose, urn receiving congratulations upon the .arrival of a nine nnd one-half 1 pound baby son. born at the Grande Hondo hospital Friday. - Mrs. Ambrose Is the daughter 'of M rs. r. r;. MiewnmKcr. Ja-i jOrecnwood street. Home 1-Yoni TtU'llaml Mr. nnd Mrs. W. IT. Berry, of this city, with their son, W. A. Berry, newly appointed district, manager of the Skagg's stores, re turned to l.a Grande yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Berry have been spending the winter in Portland, having been thertv for about five months. Their home Is ut 200,". Greenwood. Their son .went lo Portland Saturday night to get his car. which because of the condi tion of the highway, he wa: unable to bring when he crime to I.a Grande, and drove back, with his pannts, on Sunday. Mr. Berry Is manacer or the waiiowa. 1 uion und Baker county Skagg stores. Hud AccloVnt hi Cur . Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Curmlchael, who returned a few days ago from a business trip to Portlund, count themselves fortunate that they ure not In the hospital today, for they were In a quite serious automobile accident on their way home. Mr. and M rs. Curmlchael had drawn their car to n stop along the high way when a light car, coming at a high rate of speed.- they said, swerved and hit them. The occu pants of the other car were quite seriously Injured ami were taken to a hospital. The Curmlchael cur was badly duinugcd. had the car which hit them been a heavy one. the aeeldent would undoubtedly huve been of a more serious na ture. Mr. Curmlchael believe.:. The acebbut occurred near Blu tock. M r. and M rs, 1 'armlehuel own the news stand at the a Grande hotel. Home Marketing Resolution Heady I'nink McKennon, chairman of the homo marketing commhtce of (he L'nloa county chamber of com merce, will present a resolution en doi ing I he home market survey tomorrow at ' flie regular forum luncheon, which will be held nt ;he .Sommer hotel. The Hev. It. C. Lee. pastor of the MMliiiiliNt ehurch of t'nbm. w ill be , Hie speaker at Hip luncheon. Mrs. It. (I. McCall will pluy several pluou selections. NF.W YGltK, Jan. 3". AP The eastern states today shivered lu temperatures ranging from 10 de - grees below r,ro to ten above, marking the cold tat wave. of the season to ddte. t. . I. N. GABR1ELS0N SPEAKS ON BIRDS Government Expert De clares Only Four Hawks Here Are Destructive Although the attendance was not largo those who heard Ira N. Gabrielson Saturday night when he spoke in tho high school audi torium here under the aiiHpices of ho l.a Grande Audubon soduW. enjoyed every minute of liM inter esting and Instructive talk, and most appreciative of-his ru- " na- Mr. Gabrielson represents the V, 8. biological survey depart ment In Portland. His talk Sat urday night was on birds and what they do for "the human race, especially for tho farming indus try. He told that out of 27 varie ties of hawks only four are harm ful to agriculture, that the re maining 23 urc very valuable in killing rodents, such as squirrels, mice and other small ., animals, which supply their food. In speaking of Identifying birds he said that it was a sinipte mat ter to learn the different birds, their cull.- and other means of identification by observation, or jy a little study of books on birds a nrt bled pict u res. Many bi rds, such as the hawk, can be identi- fled by their manner of flying ho said. General Histnisslon A fter M r. Gabrielson's talk ho usked for questions nitd there was a general discussion In which he answered many questions regard-jis Ing bird life. Mr. Gabrielson will return to i.a Grande during tho spring when ho will give a talk on "Uoek Garden- Ing." lie is an expert in this , par- ticular work and owns ono of the finest rock gardens in Portland. which consists wild flowers. . largely of native Cinderella Shop Will Open Doors Ci A. J OminiT OcltUrQciy J Itemodellng and redecoral ing work Is practicaUy finished and In a few days everything will be in readiness for the oinMitng of the Cinderella Krock shop un Adams h ven ue in the store. ropm former- ', ly occupied by The Paris, Satur day. - ..MVS. Hurley - D. SniHh has given up dress making shop hot v and wiirbave charge of the alter ation department or tho new shop and will nlso-aens saleslady, nnd Miss1' Helen Dahhlang will be h-ad saleslady. Mlss I a hi dang is ex perienced in 'this line of work, j having brfn employed In large do- 5... llin!f .......ivifovear slu.na In t. Q, -ul(.M linf t-on- slderable buying experieliee. and coui(;H to li Grande ..highly rec ommended. M is, Smlt h has had experience as a saleslady, In addi- lo manngipg he'" own di 1 muking shop h r Mrs. liobe'rt V;. II.. Thomas, C. Ayres and M i s. both of this city, have ployed as salcsladi Worth C. Alinon Is genemf man- ager of the new slorc. - He conies to l.a Grande from Tacoma. Wash., aiid has had much ex per! ence 4n managing stores of this hind. He plans to make ,a Oruudc his home. and will be jidned by his family lien; after tue close of school. I On the opening clay. Saturday, souvenirs will be given to tho wo- men who call at' the store, COURT ROOM CROWDED IN LOS ANGELES iCYintlhucd from Page One) ami a new talesman culled. ' ' The challenge of the juror was the state's fifth. The seventeenth ehallenge short ly was employed- by the defense, excus'ng the woman just called. The next 'talesman, also' a worn-(preferred to sell his Invention ,oiit an, was accepted by opposing conn- right. "I .would hardly havo time sel and then the defense used its j from my- regular, position to gtve eighteenth challenge, excusing -a the pel ill or the attention' that It man. The defense thus fad but two challenges left while the slate bus 15. Four Women I, eft. The acceptance of the woman in place of the challenged man JWror, shit ted I he balam-e to four worn- en uguinst eight, iiumi as technical ly accepted lute Friday, the ratio has bc'-rt three to nine. . CLARK FUNERAL TO DE TUESDAY (Continued from Page 1! today, accompanied by Mr. Chris- ! tenson. nf Hire. Mr. Clark a Is , ! is survived by two ssU-.s. Mrs. Smith ..f f.no.iinir 1,1. i . nn.l Mis. Cole, of l.cidoic. Ida. The tlec'-on-l niiv 4.'. t yisns iige Nov. L'T. Whi' li orficers belli was aboul (he time of his dc;ttli. Flames Destroy Toronto Church T()i;o.Tf. Out.. Jan. IUK fAPt Fire of nndci eriniiicil i u'u day virtually destroyed I be Metro pollliili i liuri'h, one of the leading united diuretics )n ih dominion. mly the wit lis and tower were left standing $.. mto, The loss is cKtlmatcd at Th church, a beautiful Gothic structure was built Jo enrn ngo and for years w;is regarded as tb eatln-dral chnn-h of Mel hoilimtt in aii:ul:i. The i.re.ii muun, one of the finest In Canada. wa. destroyed I The ll v. Harry Jonepb Klliott but the carillon, itiKtalliil a few gave the lust of a scries of thrco j years ago by th late Chester Mas- Sermons at the church of the sey ns a memorial to bis wile, wus.N'MZrene last night before a laryu luve?J. w ... ndivr. ' ( I x DEATH SENTENCE APPEALED t MM I -I I - 1 V Ut 1 1 lie-1 nltcil States supremo court may bo nskcxl to divide lite fate of . Kaiser Bill, (.ermaii pollru dog of Ml. Slcrllng. Ky sentenced to death ns a slayer of s!mh)V ' His mistress, Mrs. Minnie Jay (IiimM) has filed to carry (Ih - on! of Hip circuit court to the stalo appeals court. ;Mrs. Gay- sas" Kuiser Hill, act-used or killing 8fl sheep of a neighbor, is. the guanllan and playmate of Ann ltatlllT . t" -ia A,'-vfth:-;lH)hi lie ts shown lu tho pletuiv. C. R. Hibberd Finds ; '1018' SALKM.; Ore. Jiin. '30. (APj It easier tu,(break out ,of than into, j the Oregon state pfiHdrt in the opin-;he ion of C. K; Hibberd. of J.d Grande. ; who has been paying 'his own. ex- j penses In Salem for two duys while trying o gain udmieslon ' to ; the penitentiary. . V ; Hibberd, ,. convicted." in . .Union county on a larceby chuxgd and sentenced to serve a year in prison appealed to the Htate.snurome court' and last week the suprmno JunUeett sustained the findings;; ot',th'euMw.er court. Determined .to- "irct lr over with" as H(ion as-'possihle'ahd L.1o:. ; start earning tljo gyqy : ' couovtf'tino peniteithiry for c. It. Hibberd oredlt -which -'.would mitpimtUcylliy ,'elther today or tomorrow, it was reduce his 'sentence.;-IliUhei(d,: im- K)iid by tho county clerk. C. K. mediately packed f his 'bulongliigH'.McCormlek tills morning, who ex- and started for Salem.' .'.' v i - ' ArmoU-unIv wUh-Vlctter iif.n'.wns the lateness of the arrival of t.miut.tloi ri.'um a , sU,u W(.imtor' .llUl,(errt presented lijipself, at tljq.eourt, these documents reaching iV I warden's office and requested that he lie "dressed In." ( ;,,! Knowles could not. prepare them "Wo ean't let you .i0,'Vthe'.'Wurt--Iimin;edlately as ho Is, liolding mo den replied,, ' explaining 'llut.'.Vhe.,H"n day. In the circuit court room. DAN R, TANNER ;:'vv SELLS. IN VETIo'jSl TO WESt EltN PIN'E Pnnlthiint i-n'm. tttaft 'flnM liiiniMer cotnpnny of Idaho, rhd.Mi. Instead, iii.inagcr' t( the Shevlld llixon compiiny.of 'BehhV inet'horo with Mr. Tanner-nti furtlU'i In 'speeled hismodel and samples' of Die work, voicfngrthclr entire satis faction wllh the uiachliic. 1 Jlere thoy suggestofl ' several minor changes, and ' one . of Consblcrable Importance that the printer bo used !n the end of the pluner Instead of it the front 11 H he had, originally operated It. , i( , '.-i. . . . Legal negotiations were then con tinued and on Jan, 20,. Mr. 'Tanner was-called to 'Portland . and after a two-day conference with an . au thorized committee, of- tho Western Pine association -and' also wllh the directors und president of tho as sociation, -a, contract ,y was 'signed ne.o.v mi 1 'inner j'.nnei, illhllt ), WOllld be out for the OVC- is officially called, was sold to the I)lllJf tnVn(f (;im,H afUM. wlll(.h ho association, retaining Mr, Tunner,WIH tl(k(t1 t n UmrlrmMlt )ulU fi tu It ii 111 In I tin imul uniu anil nf mil.l ... ......... .. , .... v.. ting the machine on the market for a while. Jt Is understood that the sum given', for the .machine' was a .substantial one. .1 I'uteiits Other Invcnllous Mr. Tanner explained today rath- er than have the. responsibility of . mnuaging .the' business end of the promotion, which requires consld- resulted In the police being notl erable time and attention he, had ! fed.. it was the third such rnhbcrv would demand and so I preferred this way of marketing it," lie said today. Mr. Tanner has already put' on the market and patented a num-j her of Inventions that have been j very successful in tho lumber In-'j jdustry und hassotno' more ponding now. FIFTH MUSICAL PROGRAM GIVEN IN CHURCH HERE (Continued trcm Page I) L" " - -" " " " - ,tt '77 i K"n"' w',okr ' ,, BnKHh l-ulh-1 ' 'nvh yesterday. He talked , :m"oi, ioi oormg to Hie Holiday school, and the II o'clock hour of worship he ( gave an interesting address on tho Vl, ministerial pension - fund cam ipalgn. Ho was guest ut a six o'clock luncheon served by tho women of the church, often which he talked to tho Lutheran Broth erhood. I luring the meeting of th--brol In rhood, which was Just re cctilly organised, . permanent of ficers were electefl. Frank Wurl, ulio has been net tug president, was idectcd to I his office, Oscar Thompson was elected vice presi dent, und Fred Mutthcs, Hccrctary treasurer. In Hie evening, at 7:30 o'clock, tjie Itev. Mr. Jlelstel gave an evangelistic tai;:. Tho junior choir King und the regular church choir sung. Mr. lb Intel will aIpo speuk at the Lutheran church tonight and Iiie-vyiy night. It No Easy Job PenUentiary Gate Would have to have'a regular com 'lnittment-from the court In which was sentenced. ' 1 - Disappointed, but not beaten, Hibberd cam down, registered at a local hotel and got In touch with the authorities. In Iu Grande, urg - ting them to send hi committment, I Today Hibberd is waiting receipt niH conuwiumeni papers at tno Prison, in the meanwhile paying for own uoaru anu longing TO l-'OUWAHl) VAPKItS 'Circuit-Juilgo J. W.,Knnvles will forward papers of committment to ' plained . that . Hie reason for delay records from the state supreme Grande this morning. Judgr Teller of Bank Held Prisoner ; By Robber Gang . J.V .. .1... , ; CHICAGO, Jan. ..'Hi. (AP) -The ''kidnaping" HMtein of bank rob bers, used for the third tlino with in a month in Chicago today netted its . pracll lioners ?,'l.i,oao. James Dillon, teller of Iho Industrial Statu bank of. Chicago, told police that he was hold a prisoner In the bank all night while his four captors wait ed. for the lime lock In the .vault to open at 7 a. in. . The quartet es caped after looting the vault, leav ing the cashier bound and gagged. ' Dillon. 20, said lie was kidnaped while returning from church ut noon yesterday by two men who forced hihi into an automobile, threatening to shoot him If ho made an outcry. Ho satd ho was taken to a smalt garage and kept for six hours, then was forced to call his landlady and inform her many ln ln0 oank which he was j forced to open at liiltO o'clock last night. n He was taken inside and a negro porter was seized, the robbers standing watch 11 ill il the time lock was lei eased. They bound their victims before leaving but Dillon crawled to a telephone and knocked the receiver from the hook which hero In tho lust month. R C A D You Don't A ' ri"""l'lj ' AiIiiiIkkIoii LARGE CROWD TO HEAR MR. RIPLEY (Continued from Pace 1) Mr. Kipley today. In this country we ninko motors do tho work that is douo by hands In other, coun tries." ... r "America n factories have t hrao limes tiio production per employ that Itrllish' factories have, nnd American wages nro almost three limes as high as those paid British workmen. lavish use of horsepow er has mado this possible. , That Is why Industrial commls slons from all parts of tho world, of listeners. The program Is one coino to eo how America does it. that has been picked to bo repre--It seems to them that It Is Impos isentutlvo of the musical talent of slble tu pay high wages and sell the city and of iiclghlring cities products cheaper than those turned and might be called u pot pourri ' out by factories of other nations' of music. where cheap labor is available. "j- 'Musio for tho sako of music? A one horsepower motor will do Ihe muscular work of ten men. In this country men furnish the brains and motors furnish the muscular 1 power. Ono man today can turn out more work than 100 black smiths or other mechanics In older days. . - . . ."Americans own 22.000,000 of; hear ome of the advanced music--the 27,f.00,000 nutomoblles In tho 'hius of La Grande, world," ho said, Holland boasts "of An interesting number of the pro U.I.OiK) all t os and 700,000 bicycles. (Tram is a dance by Nell Perry, of Great Britain has 980,000. cars liulhtker, with two assistants. Agnes operation and most of them rungeiihick Hunt, and Eaiia Denham, from 4 to 'i horsepower..:- "When a Kuropenn speaks of hit big six cur, he means six horo power not six cylinders,1;; Mr., JUp ley said, , ', . t. '. '.- In uddition to this, v ,tho' jja Grande high school girls glee club, j directed by W. W. Nusbuum,. will sing. Tho personnel of the 'glee "club H,WS. ; . . A " '' w ; ,,r Kir,!1'";. , a "u.? Mo, ,- Kill., h.H',;. J Jlmnnhrcvs I,ewnnna Graham Le' ' noro JSIv. Mildred Standley: Second soprano: Uethel ' 'Trill, jAva AVilllauiH li ma Turner, Verba j Uamm, Veda llogensen, Muxlne ! McNeil, Martina Snmsi Catherine Jiluckiey, Phyllis Peterson, BroVnton, IM)UA V. Jll'OY , Piinerai services . for Do(a . Jluoy, ii2 years of age, who died In this oily Saturday, Jan. 27. wore lield this afternoon at .2-' o'clock lit the Summcrvlllo chapel with the Kv. Walx officiating.' Mombersj of Imbler post of the.'Amerlcan l.e-j gioit and Auxiliary were In attend ance. Mrs, Buty Was a member of the auxiliary at Imbler whero she has resided for tho past six years, , ' Hunter & Bohuetikamp mortuary was In charge of the funeral. . . '.; I I.OItFNO; 10MMA STItATTOX . Funeral services ' for Florenoo 1 Km ma stratton, 4-ycur-old dinigh-j er of Mr, and Mrs.-E. V, Stratton, 1 were hold yesterday at 1 ft 30 o'clock I ,u,t ,t e , (1 1 uu.l en , a u, v , IU noiikamlf ' morluary with interment in. the L.I H. S. cemetery. r i ill your bakings . . ' use . 25 ounce tr 25. Same Price for over 35 years Million ol pound ued by our government E Know l-lrst alio: Dorothy Obituary II what drama is, until you have seen: Jean Valjean's heroic rise from disgrace to untold glory the lorn heart of Cosette the thrill ing rescue of Javert the desper ate fighting, horror, and turmoil of the French Revolution. It's masterful gigantic! Gives Program For Musicale To Be Given Feb. 6 . The program for tho free inii tdcalo to be given next Monday eve ning at tho Ia Grande, hotel, sponsored by Miss Itcrtha Hunt. . has. been completed, and plans for the widely anticipated event uro progressing nicely. Interest soems widespread, uceordlng to those who are In churgo, and tho concert is expected to draw a largo audience . i the way one sponsor of the con- cert puts it. "Miss Bants Is a lover of music and is taking this way of promoting the best type of music. Then, too, she is giving music lov ers, an opportunity to watch tho progress of a number of the city's younger musicians as well as to two-well known Baker artists, are tiiHo to have numbers on the pro gram. Mrs. Helen Stearns, of Un Ion, win bo the only other out-oC-town participant on the concert.- V Those of La Grande who will take part follow: Benjamin Over ling, Dorothy Browntonand Bertha BanU In an Instrumental trio, Tom J rJruce- baritone; Andrew l.oney. :0ornet solo; Dr. U. G.McCall, Kf- n'o Blanclmrd. Seville Pratt and' p"-,i,u b""-in "" iet, i-oih ?""" P""". j0nnl8 N'OlBOI., Kf- , IIIiliioliiii.fi Uoul n ' l)iiif and Bertha Hunts, violin quartet. :si:KItITKDKXT KUXF.U .' ; TKMPI-dl Tex.. Jan. 30. (AP) ' K.S. JIulI. division' superintendent of the Gulf, Colorado und .Santa Fo . railway, was shot ami killed today when he and W. J. Honderson, n former conductor for the roud, mot on the street. ,1 Kathryd Mctcalf, Uuth Qeibel(; AVinifrcd IivoMon, Mary Wright Uhby Keik, Mary Nowland, Lorettu Stltt, Hulh Smalley. 1 Second alto: Doris Cade, .Mary Culp, Dorothy Harrison, I-cVelle lllehey, Zlna Zuugg, Carolyn Gray. i Jda Nebeker. Gwendolyn Litton, : ijupbura pldcock, WE BUY FOR T ESS E SELL FOR JLiESS Men's Overalls i- lliiuvy copper riveted full cut, RUOli flltlUK .' $1.00.,, .' i' , lll,:Hi til II -. .Su.iHnil(r Irai-li. 7 iMicliulN '-' $1.15 v Mcns Hose Silk and rayons; new spring - patterns ' ' 40c -50c Work Sox ' Hnglnccr's nnd firemen's; . black and brown v.', ;'-.:;" 15C Destroyers of High Prices STAR " TODAY Only It's Laughing ' Nitro-glycerine! A couple of crooks, a jealous suiter, and a belligerent mother can make things hum . for a beautiful girl and a small bachelor, who has decided to , stop bacheling. P. G. , Wodehouse sure steps on the laughing gas. If his Liberty story was a wow, this is a wow-wow ! 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