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Tuesday, February 7, 1928. EX GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief Heir l-'rvmi Hulici Mis. Al. A. West, of UaUer, J i-egiHtercHl lit the Foly hotel. Here From Pendleton John Clreiilieh. of I'undlcton. 1 In l.ii (rriimle- todiiy on business, Hrw From Fnierprlsts .'. t. Wukoiuu and Virgil Wuk mi of Knterprise, lire In I, a Ouni'li' today. They ure register t.j at the K)ley hotel. Urn From Knterprise A. Huekliarl.li, of Knterprjso was in l.a (iiuiHie yesteniay on busl- Mr. Haekhurth ri'f?lstured at l-'olcy hotel. Itrrrik .enily lleilletl Mrs. Frank Jester, who fell and hroke her arm nround Christm;m lini Is Bi ttlnff ulontf very nicely, the M!intH having- been removed more than a week ago. Miike Home In Ia ;mncle Mr. and Airs. I). V. Fogg, form erly of Poentello, Ida., huve come to l.a CI ran do to make their home nnd have established residence at Hie CJralide Honde apartmenls. Mr. Kogif is a salesman for the Sweet's Candy eonipany, making his head quarters here. Vill''''1 ,"r ,0,,'t',', l. ,.,.,1 liiin,.u n,,n.il.l nf l!;ilfi were In l,u Grunde lust nieii'. i"".. i-iuh.u.u ,,1-es. nted at the l.n Grande hotel. Mrs. J'nnuld wns accompanist for jl in. AKtn s . Jllnek Hunt, Baker 'sonriino, 'who uplieured on the pro - (.ruin. ,, , ; . Ureaks Arm v .Mrs. Ada ('lurk sustulned a sort- mis anil '.piilntul Injury lust week- nd when she fell and broke her arm. The break Is in the right jpassed through here this mornlMg i vacancies Irf the corps, "it vwas on forenrm and was a serious one. j on her way home for a visit wlrh ' nounced today. Anyone wishing, to Although il is still causing her; tier - pn rents. Miss Daniels IniJ01" iH to Klt in touch with much pain Mrs. ('lark is able to -nurjingin Portland this winter. ; Kaymond O. Williams or Itulph he around some nnd is getting j . . j Winters. ( ohms as well as can he expected, Mrs. Clark's home is at 701 Main stm-t. .Mr. -McKliinls licre I was .born and raised in thor Irlls i'nd. I'm still living there." K,i.l C. Ii. McKinnis yr-sterday us u.. In tlin f1irixtinri nf Knot- in- i"'iiu-'i v"- . mil- iihh iivi iruiiier, iiierville. "Yes, I'm the son of ajl.. Philmore, and her son, KvereU piniie-r. .alright." he continued, j Keowii. ,l r. .Mr KlliniH oeeoii eu iiitii j warm weather had not yet affec- j ted his rrn"nl us he still had from i o to SIX Indies ot snow oei it. Mr. leKinnis' farm land is of con siih ralde higher aitu.ici.- uuin j Siuninervjlle. lie was in I.a Grunde yesterday for jury duty. Correct hill lieeiiuso oi a typograpnicai error a news story in i n,e wuscrver hsl TtWht re Wl Annual ' tarn eei-u io ljfKin ill, 6:an Tonlitdl Although !! sl.irj' stnlr. iluit tho nice t nir wmiM Im h.'lcl T.K'K.luy i"iht (tl.li , ,-v.-nii,ir II..' ...il..l I" tl... l.na. I t'lp tllMf. I .lf Wltlff. I'll. I."'. "'' - fiKil llllll I'll. 1.1 f 1 will 1)0 hold iliis rvi'iilnir lit t;:tffi o'cloi'U in tin- 1. O. . I'". ('I11. lleiiiilrs ktviring Completion ll.-paiiH'on the W. K. ltuchaii'tu liumi- at ;m4 N uveiine are pro- rri sing itteely. aeeording to I-. W. ( CtioiHT. who is in charge of the i carpenter' work. Fire damaged the; mme eonsmeraniy nuoui ' ' j ni.-.s tune. They expect to be aide to oeciipy their home again' in j :dniut a week and at tin- jin aciit ;in- inakihg theh- liomc at 90S N i:v.uue. IleMirn IHnne Mr. and .Mrs. II, j K. Slack have 1 n visiting -friends and relatives in 11m- MfrnilMun district. While tlo-re Mr..' Slack allended a two day rabbit shoot in the Cold )ti-'ng reservoir district near Her inislon. They then .made an ex 1' ii.h totir. Mr, Slack s;iys. of the i,. .,,,.,. yjiip.v, slaying two nights Heiuuier. Willie there they vis ited the , Morrow hnde Mining '"imp. lortlng claims In the little J"e;'niit lirjtter district.- 3" ' 1 M- ' (bss and Kd Stravetis have II-i s ivnm Portland J returned to l,a Grande arter a trip 1- 11. Peuro. time Inspector ford-. San Crancisro. Cal.. where Mr. I'ds y.-etton of (he second division jGo-ss visited his mother and where f Ihe O - ri.lurn.'d to a .they attended the automobile show I'-ande Iliis morning on train No. Iwhleh is the third largest In the -'I Hon. Tnrtlan.l where he Ims 1 world. Kve. vt hln- In the line of i, !,. I.,., r.,.. nif-i'lhiir 'cars wns exhildled al the show ne. "I iti.' (i.-W. time instieclors. Theicording to M . G. '..tihi: was held at the t'nion le-iof people intended u-t ,.i -..u i... i i.v . i.M.it io! Mr. Stravens went ,,,,. .' ti II..-. lni..ri..l l:.M.I Cl.dd. H r.T. iv. d an injury Ims kni-i- Salmday nichl wl.ll" liiMiiu- l.asli. tliall. and is linal.l- '" I" .it nnrk In I In- (trandi- Uond.. M'H company'!, kiwit storr. Ilisiio.i- sno.v. AltlUMIB". 1 , I ii,'.. was thrown out of joint dilr- Hi. I,:, (-.rand- I'lrsl Ward M. . I . and Wallowa l.ask. tl.all Bam i i'i'i.lav nlBht. Although 1- ! :-i'!i,ii; tit right it will probably i vera, days In ''"ii (o work. Ion he can re- Hardeman Hats Here For Spring Al ( lint's In all the newest shades und stjles. $4.05 to $9.85 HATS OF QUALITY "THE STORE WITH I Hero I Yum Vinim 1 1 Alf. i(n,t r,!,H. -r. T. Goiver. of M.mn:i, Idu., hjnt ycstwMy visit Inx in 1M c'ly. Slop in Summer MIbh Mabel Kului, r.nd mother, oi remileton. rtvlafi n d at thu ominer hotel y stei day. llm; I'lom Itoln- II- . HatUM. -f Ho1hi Im i ! iHlnntH vlHltor in l.a tirnmli-. Mr. j IJaker arrived here 'estunliiy registering ut the Somnier Aeeeptu I'ti.ttit ti . Mlss Until Tallow has neeenle 1 ! 'l on at I-nether'' dnluc Indnlain service. Lavender. ir. tamiis lu uty it. k. i . i.andls arilved hern tin.-: ...ornlni? on train No. 24 for a business visit here. lr. Lumtis' I'.onit is now In Portlund. " llnlijr lloy Horn Mr. nnd .Mrs. Glenn Hulln.u k ar.. the parents of a baby boy. writhing seven and ii (junrtei- pounds, horn Sunday at their noinc on Greenwood street. ' r- Hi re rrtim Union , , Mrs. Hon .lorry and two .laii - h - lew. ef Union, spent yesterday vis-j Ilinj; cic shopplns in this ciiy. . shiipie' Here Mondny .i, uuipii Kinith nnd chil,lr.-n. ,,,r Uioi. vere shoppers in l.a Giande Monduy. I. i, -; i . Mr. Shea on Train I John Shea, superlnlendent of air drum corps and practices ure be- jiervlee for tho O.-W., was on train,1"1'' 6'l remilttriy every yeel( ul- tKo. 24 today. !der tlio'directlon of Andrew l.oney J . Jr. The new members arc Georse 'To Visit at Wulhiwn !''ox. Georfre Tiss and Jolin H. Gar- i Miss K, U Duniels of Wnllnw-i 1 l Here From Jimcllnii , Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. erisho. .of I'almer Junction, shopped in Ui Grande today. YfolViI Itmtliei'- j Mrs. KMa Walkir returned home to Imbler this morning after a . 'uhm - l i-luit l ...... i, 1. . , : iviiiilmvx lieiiu Added Two iftr(1 win((iws aro t.(..n;. nu. t ... ipnnov ,.. pany this we on the mezxaine flo0(. The windows are on ilio ,oljth aide hd will bo a coiniid.-r- i'ble -Mnprf. ei -lent on the II:;htin and eiUllnlii.n of the altera; inn d(p;'i-ti::'pl and tho offices aa well lh(, (I,,.F(, coa, riv,,,,, ,;tnu.,nnt to M. M. Hunt, man I,,,' ,l. w-. . .1' .. ,,, , ,;,,,,,,,. .., Gl.iin,(, ,8 , , to my is r n ear ly pionenr vo owned n store here In ' ". said ,l'aiM llloch. of Portland who is with the leu Kybke sport wear Hvliki V tin It unic i-orttand. z ; ;; rm:i!iiini. of l.a Crae.ie "i; business for n tVw wero very crcditaoiy per- ilnyi.. Mr. llloch Is a ncph-.'W c( formed. ' -- the l-,t Aaron Somnier. piomfr' The first number, n trio, 'noo.1. biuiness .in of Ia Grande. liis ''V'" ' Tostl. was playee" by ll.r fatlii. iai a freighter fro-r Cna- t'" untx. violin. Benjamin Oes tllla towards Boise for several terllng saxophone and Dorothy vears. Mr. Hloch stops .it th. somnier when in this city on per- jmi(.al husin(.ss (lllH. itaUcr Tislay V.. ItUHHidl Seott. scout executive ;of the astern Oregon Boy Scout ! council, anil Robert ('. Ay res went, to Baker this morning where Mr. .wres was the speiiker ut the noon luncheon of the Kiwanis chili on "Scouting". Toninrrow . night Mi. Seott will go to Baker again and will speak at a parents' and scouts bunuuet there. i'YIdily night he will attend the court of honor held nt Baker and Thursday he will peak on "Scouting" at Weis- or. I''" Allendcd Auto Show s. Thousands Mr. (loss and to San Fran- - lKeo over the Columbia Kiver ! liiuhway to I'li.'Ma.i.l ami to Calif- , li.n.ia from Ih.-rn. Th.y n liort that Mm- roads nr.. In Bo.,.1 ronilitlon. "oi..l.iff l""1"' 1 '"'' "" " " j of Klumatll l'-al' ' !"'"- ! Alone tliis routf Uny found .n.iil. way was ..... . .... - Iilirli "t ri:li-r !d- of tin- road r..r al.oul 1 He. They inad.- Eood "- r"" 'f, "'"i" leaving imie , ... Ing and Mug home at about clock. (jpTHIEgy A CONSCIENCE Will Meel Tonight The ladles' Auxllla-y ' to tho lrothorhood of Railway w!It meet tonight in regular evasion ut Kaglcs hull. To Have Ooiit ion Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Kmlgli liuvo Bono to Tucomu, Wash., where Mr Kinlgh will undergo a major oner atou in about a week.. CxjK'etiHl Homo Tomorrow Mr. and Mrti. El. II. H ir. "iUoa1. i I are exueeted homo tomorrow I from Holse, Ida., whore tiioy havo Leen since Saturday, night. Here From Pendleton Arthur Foster, of tho Kosu- II (..,... .......,.. ..r l..n.li..i.. ...... in l.a Grunde today on bUHlnnssi. Alii to Meet I Ul I... .....'a Al.l .fln ..tu nf 11. i.;,,!,,..,.,,..! ..imrcli will meet lit the home nf Mrs. I.hi-v Wmle mill, K nu th street. Wednesday after- noon ut two o'clock. llleiiims lYum Portland C'y Kdwurds has returned to li Grande from Portland, where he ! has been iiiuKinir his home. .Mr. Kdwards was formerly a M.-i'lilier !ol the l.a Gr;;nde American Leeion jdium corps .ind has ie-enlls!ed In ! the corps. j III r Inrlneiiia Miss Georitetta Hiiniilton, who is employed as n cIctU ut the J. C. jl'enney comiuny. hus been con- fined al homo for the past three ' days because of an attack of the "flu." I , : Drum Corps Plans To Visit Medford ' Three new members liavo been' fuhh'd to tho Amerlran I. est on ty. There still remains five inoro '"o corps is. mnuing prcpiirn Ulons to attend the state legion 'convention, which be held at i Medford this year, i Call, who is also ! is drum major. Iir. It. G. Mc new member. Cl'OWd (if 500 Attend Music Recital Given At La Grande Hotel ! (Continued from Tnge 1) Wll!4 rn iovuliln feiitlire. Their number was a Greek classic dartc 'a difficult number tnat was nut only I'l'iii... Till -mil beautiful but demo:iHtratci AluJr skill as performers. , ' , The La Grande muslelnnii, nomo i, 'or tli.'in hlith m-houl, omi'f adult i 8nlth-for.l'roW..nt clul . of North- HkMk J.ut-.how.'d wunton llro c tniMlrlnns of tho clly. t'ivm- Vlrlnla. I Bunl ti". tl .i'r- (,-Iub of olliors, ' sulj '.them iilrimdv filliilllnr tn luplil I11"' 'X"l't Wl HOBS. .them already familiar tq J.ucuI.U'J jdlences uml somoi.of them in:w, all iucui i iMi an en i mismsi ic re (fpliun f I'om their . lownspeoide. Their numbers .were hit resting and demonstrated technical abil ity with natural tulent and lo'c for tin.li- rnMiicfl tvo' . TlohlM nf innuic The trio and quartet numbers, a. J I HO II U llllll Ullll LIJl ItUI iijith, a ' r ly,.,. , ,.,, '" i"uu- ' "'. ber was u vocal Bcdo "Kashlmlri by FfmP-n. sung by Tom Bruce, baritone, with Hubert Guild nt the piano. "lli'M; I Prol'ossion" by Grieg, play iad liy l.ols Nelsoii won the third numbir, and the well leved "Sei eiuiiJe' by Schubert, sung by .Mrs. Helene SleurnR, the fiourth. Mrs. Georgo Hlrnle- uc- .(onipauied her. violin trio, composed of Jen nie Nielson, Bert ha Buntz. and Kffle Blsnehard played "JL Sole M'o" lollowlng Mrs. Stearns rung. I lorothy Brown tun ilccoinpuiiled them. The dance by ' the Misses Perry, llotf and Smith, entitled "Pes des Kschurpcs" was the sixth number of the concert. They were no com pan led by M Ins, Kof IV Mr. I ten ham's solo. . ' "lelo e mar" ( from "La Gloconda") followed. He w as accompanied ' by Mrs." Hunt. The eighth number was u cornu'. solo ".My Heart Ut Thy Sweet Voice" (from Samson et et Hell la h ) by Salut-Saetis. and was played by Andrew Loney Jr.. di rector of the Im Grande band. Mrs. Julia Metxler uccompaiiicd. Mrs. Hunt, who sung "Carmenn' t.u wo.,.,., wnu Mm iilii... ii....r.,t.M,- . iKioiiil.nlili.il by Mrs. ,,,. ),. of lk.-r. fnil lluI11.r wu8 . strnR .ina rt. l "I'll Kolr" liy Ni'Vln In w,,., .,.. Nl.dsoll playoil firat vi()hM .;,r,. lllanrl.ard wrond vlo. tin liorl l.a P.anl viola, and Dr. It. .m,( uII. i'llo. I'liolr a. 'colli ,,.,,, Knx Mr ,.. r, M,.cn. A, ,.,.,,. n,,,,!,.,! lu on "'"'" Sevelle Pratt wits to lnive ap- e,, ,jt was ,1Ililhe to do uo. Babe Dies, Judge Paroles Prisoner ItOSKIirU';, Feb. 7. ( API A tsenienee of one year in the peni tentiary whh Imposed this morning by JudKe Hamilton upon Frank Moore, charged with burglary ami jail breaking, but he was luiui'di utely paroled and released from i uslody in order that he might re luru to hlx home in Portland where hi Infant son died yeMteniay. Moore was arrested two years ago eharucd with robbing su miner home hi the vicinity of Koscburg. While in custody he and two oth er prisoners attacked the jailer and overpowered him. taking Ills gun and key ami lot-king him In a evil while they made their ' escape. Xloote was not located again until bint wf-fk h-n he wjih found to be; living In Portland. AVhen arraigned I before the court he wild that he had been going straight since hi a es cape from jail and was try I rig to ntt'frt hlw wife mid two children. HOOVER DRIVE IS GAINING HEADWAY Important Developments Are Looked for in the Next Few Days WAHHINGTON. l'Vli. 7 (Al") Dvrinlttt developments In the lluov- or t-aniliilacy for .tho republiciiu presidential nomination nro looked for in the next few duy,s. 'J'hiiR fur tho MiiuiH'roti si-crn- tiirv' Mliitiilm-il Iihh lnin liitrnn liv I (.-roups of rricnd, but pressure is ; int-reuslng dully to liuvci Mr. Hoover transfer It to Ilia own ' humls. ll'lw..in r.-imwlu t.'l.n tl 1-tX ClIllilMV i nehipviiiir tinltv. are helm; linoor- lunetl tn huvn him remove his ean- dldncy from Its present apparently Involuntary staifc to a voluntary one. but how much or that pies-'luce sure Is be'.ns: passed on to the cab- ieet member is not evident. - Homer He.na.'ns silent , ,.. , ... ,i,.. politlrs, but within a week or so lie, ., ., another. Tho approachinR close of the period for lillnR eandldueles in the Ohio primary provides the opportunity for him to step out . tho open-und into a spirited bat-. tie for Ohio's M convention votes. There is talk about his nuine be in? entered in hulf a dozen or more .1 proaehlnR primaries but there l notltliirf to Imliouto it Is morn than jUKt talk. Nevi'i'thcless,' Jlouvoi' mpn aro roIiik over tho ground nnd kee.pliiif abreast of all ntat3 dovelopments, ennl'ldent that thu pocretary wUI nialto ,u iJi onoimee ment tiuon. - Another who remains silent wmie niK rriemis worn ror mm- lhlU"Uu; eonft-ssed murderer, "had with his knowledge and consent uh(1u, BOrdjlI indiHereiice of a wan they huve exprestied it. Is Senator toJ1 CI.iinia." n0 traced this Jteed. democrat. Missouri. It ljcs back to ciiry )oyhood with thefts bcenr understooir here, however, j of cumly f,.on, stores. SchooJ bov that he wouia anpounee bis . can-, ,(lVO utItlr8 us related to him by diducy for the democratic noiuina- lUekman were quoted for tho tlon in a Washington birthday ad- bo,u.ft ot- the jury by tho alienist, dress, but uo confirmation has de veloped. ... Two Commandments Broken Jlny Announce It Febi 38 - , j .To all ten commandments e . At Miami.. .Fla.. last night for- cept two, the brain specialist said mer Gov. Frederick A. Gardner, of Hickman's response was normal. Missouri, said he would announce! ,To tnm, H)iat not kJ,. tho the senator's candidacy- on Feb. 'youth responded: 'I killed Mariai: 28. in St. Joseph, ut the state demo- . i,u ker because 1 was meant t b cratlc convention. ; ho. 1 was too busy with details of : ' lhe murder to rare whether I was Gov. Al Smith's democratic doing right or wrong'." .'';"'lr,..!!rL..!rru;.''.''iKU IZZLj' I1!"" "' lm!'h.?.a"- which the District of Columbia will cast in the Houston convention, fender the leadetshlp of Charles V. Parr, an uttorney, a Smlth-for- 1 l'l-ealilont rluti hus openccl oIl'lt'CM (I,, - I v. ' 1"" iin-ini"-m .... active campaign as do sponsors of u similar club formed at Clarendon, ! V., nearby. It calls itself the Al LINDY TO FLK TO U A IJ"- A V f' 1iT?li Q (Continued from Pago ,!) vo'''-. they cried "vlve, bon pap '. "1 . . - -r ' "":' ": "- could nut comprehend his trans Atlantic .flight, hut they hailed the boyish : American who passed among them smiling, nnd cxtendei to htm their natural hospitality. Iii d-Jngllsh,' President Homo w el comed the flier. He hailed him as a smiling conqueror and the hero of u 1 1 the world, who by undaunt ed courage ami rare simplicity had inspired alt. Mademuselle Vbn Mathotl, niece of the. president of the negro re public, stepped forward and bund ed the flier a bouquet of pink roses. Klndborgh passed these to nn aide. President Borno then iiwurded him the order of.,merit and embraced the filer. .'J, HANTO HOMINGO, Dominican Itepublle. Feb. 7 (AP) While Cot. Charles A. Lindbergh was unable to stop yesterday at tho Inland cltv of Ssnlugo de tow Cnballeros, where 1,000 of his admirers had gathered to see hliu en route from Santo Ho I bin go to Port an Prince. llalM. he dropped a message to the eager crowd. "Deeply Hoi-ry my visit in Santo Domingo, being so short, prevented my stopping al Santiago, M the mes sage, suiil. "Highly appreciate heurty welcome received, would like to slay longer, there being m much of interesi. Lindbergh." clock stoppi:i LAK KWtiOl), N. .1. Pending in ventilation of troubles neigh burs huve with the radio, a cloek tn a tower by the lake on John J. Rockefeller's esliile has been stop ped. The fJiee has been J (Kilted nightly, the Ughi beinc Mymdiroii Ized with the elect rle ineeha nlsm. A neightior wrote the federal radio cominlstsion about H. Stabbed By Neuritis! i Many piopl suff'-r mucks by this r'hlh:nd, coianemly ejdlt-d "ii'-rve lu- flMinnuition." The tlrHt wurnins i usuully flt;irp. i iHboinir imln. whfh may "eomp snd s" or hurt foiiMlunlly. j Vnu may fe I It III lhi Hliotilder, n:k, ' forearm, sinnll of the hack, or down j th thigh uml kg to tho hl. It Is . pomlimrs mlBtMUrn for detntlrs. rh'-ii-mstlKtn or neuralgia, which troubles oftn do nd in neurit if. j No matter wh-ryoii havo nrrv pains or whs I r aud ihrm. you can j t qtjfi-k relief ith'ut uinir rar- r totk a or polton. Apply Tvsmol ovr j th Mirt th.tt hurts Mnd the jialn -will sKn l gone. ' Tysmol in nbfiorlfd through the j twr8 of thr akin. . It has a .thbiir. ' hyaline; ifft upn the dinHwd i frv, STpihially 1i!iiing to rewtore I thm n hHhy rondlil'n. fon't suffer any longer. n nun- i ply of Ty-mi af any gxU dru Btore. i evcrjrwutr. AIwhvk nn Hand nt GLASS DltfCS, Inc. MORE STATE HICKMAN IS NOT INSANE (Continued frutn Tuko 1) Mr. MikHH hud tuniU.from a inuuH of notes lulten during Ills ex uniinutton of Hlckiiuin In hlu jail cell. ''Art llu'80 all the. notes you huve tnUen." utiked tho dofcntio al- turnuy in cross exulllltlutlon. I Notm Taken Daily "Oil. liy no moans," responded jlho alienist as lio hauled out bulky notebook. Krom this lie read n day-by-day Bosslon-by-sos-slon unalysls of Hiekmuu's - reac tions in court. Ho declared that: . Whenever the len "not RUlity by reason of insanity" had been mentioned - in llio courtroom, Hickman had showed intorest. When ills mother took thu wit I ness stand' Hickman forcibly sup- preateu nu eniouon uui tnal -nia was a mass of Kloom." Wnen hij lather was testlfyitiK. liickman "looked dlsRUsted" ut """;"' ' "rdW f'"- il:' life of tho Hiekmuns. ,1 When Welby Hunt. his erst- . ' .. . . j,.i.. ,',!, r.,,. iworo a "smirk of disdain." "Keen Intc-osl" I , I .iis,OM1JOI-..U body were . , Jllr(, ,k.Ulllll ..uls. Interest." Wlien prosecution alienist told of their fludluRs, minutely dissect ing Hiekmuns luenlul reactions, ,.,,, Wll8 "seared to death Told to remove . IiIh coat mid shirt tor tho "hMii writ I tiff testa," , ntlulllon8 w,.,.u norlimi When his coiil'.'SslonB wero road, ho was "stolid" as IIioukIi he wer listening merely to a repetition of somt thing be already know well. I lls si arching Inquiry of several hours,. Dr. Mikels said, developed 'wjia the easiest way. I didn't car-J if it was ugulnst the law.' Hickman admitted, according to . lr. Mike Is,' tlfat he knew ini? and lmirlfr woro both "his l-i imii. iiiiiimiiiii.iu liy uuuill ur long prison terms, "He thoroughly appreciated the fact that bo had constitutional Heni'iik!'n'n lfdrWul bnllirhilic-' 'lions occdl some blunted scnslbll 1M,'B which may have been due to his early life or to his own choice J iXrWrW u$ haver. STAR TODAY and iSiie couldn't decide which millionaire to marry, until she met this handsome truck .driver. Then she went crazy about him. You'll know why after you've seen Daz zling Dorothy and Jolly Jack in this live liest of comedy dramas. And On The Same Program And His PAIS "firing A smashinp, tearing Western show replete with action, thrills and the sweetest of romance! You'll love it! of a llfo of crime.1 I'orwtt'iillou to Hurry District Attorney Auu Kt-yes do clured prior - to the opening of court today that ho expected (o completu Ilia 'easo In -imtek order and that It mlKht bo in tho jury's hands by lato Thursday.- Judffe J. J, Trabucco also said ho expected thu caso to reach thu stafio foe final arguments by to morrow. Mo lias virtually com pleted his Inslrtitionu for tho jury. Unless tho cross examination is teiiKthy, Keyed said, would com plex the prosecution evidence to day. The last statu witness will bo I'ercy M. 1'arkor,. father, of tho slain fftii. Keyes estimated that probably brluf rebuttal testimony would bo heard early tomorrow, Kach side will bo allotted five hours for tho argument before tho jury. JudKo Trabucco yesterday hiUKhed at threats wild to havo been made a mi in si him. However, special guards were assigned to watch over his cuurt chambers and to accompany him to and from llio courtroom. v Bank Flurry In Miami Is Calming MIAMI. Fla.. Keb. 7. (Al') Hapidly diminishing excitement u day followed yesterday's flurry which resulted from tho closing of three Miami hanks and bruughl op timistic stateJiieuts from financiers uml stato banking officials. Some withdrawn wero being made hut the lines to teller's cages were not a.s long nor us Insistent us those of yesterday. .State officials snld they antici pated no .more, 'suspensions; Kmergoncy funds had been re ceived by practically every major j institution In town. No accurate estimate of tho total sent in could be nuulo but bankers unofficial guess ran from ?U,000,000 to ?10,- 000,000. British Flier On Way to Australia CltOYOHN. Kng., Fell. 7 (AP) Her! lllnkley, llrlllsh flier, hop ped off from hero this morning In a baby plane on u flight to Aus tralia. He intends to make his first stop ut Home. lllnkley and Captain It. II. Mac intosh last November attempted o non-stop flight to India, but were forced down in Southern Poland. I V A KM V AT M PACLSiiOltO, N.. J. Warren 11. Ilroadwater. a first class nrivale. tr. R- A. at tho ago of 15. Relatives kidnap-"obtained his release from the army In Honolulu by showing ho enlisted ai 14. A big fellow for Ills age, no snld ho was 1 8. He wants to en- list again when possible and conio a filer. be- liKjllTING UUOADWAY JflliW YOUK For llroiidway and neighljprs,'trvket.'tiir lit 'till if'l'iVkes 7,.tfl9,UlS lamps. That's tho niim- ber in tho city a :'0,880 electric signs. ' VICTOR. VAP.CONI WEDNESDAY Measure Allows For $500,000.00 Portland Office WASHINGTON. Keb. 7. (Al) A second allotment of funds, total ling 145,520,01)0 to carry out tho administration's, public buildings program whs provided for today In jtho annual supply bill for tho treus- ury-post offlco departments report ed to tho house. Tho appropriation, a part of tho KMiU.Ul'O.oou that the government I proposed to spend over a ten year I period for new buildings here and j throughout the country, included $18.1t5.ri,UO0 to start work on TZ buildings outside of tho District of i Columbia, I Funds to hilt ia to work on now post off Ice-federal buildings soma time (lining the fiscal year begin ning July l include: l'ortland, ure., j .-.m. mm. A limit sate price of $1,750,000 was placed on tho existing post of fice silo at Portland when the proposed structure Is completed. 43 Drowned When Post Boat Sinks HANOI. French Imlo China, Feb. 7 (AP) Three French officials and ,40 Chinese were drowned when the post boat Trent in tun sunk in the river Nekoiig. The sinking follow- cd tho explosion of a cargo of gaso- illne uhoartl the boat. A number of, , oilier passengers and members uf j me crew weiv injured. , STi;iYI.K I ItGIOS AMFADMFNT WASHINGTON, l-Vb. 7 (AP) An amendment to the convict .labor, bill was urged before the senate Interstate commerce committee -today by Senator HI el wer, republican, Oregon, who wanted It made clear that tho measure would not affect the carrying on In penitentiaries of' processes under which raw mule ; rial Is prepared for manufacture, j lU'DAI'FST WANTS 31 1 CIC YIKNN'A For one month's dync ing In rtudupest Josephine linker Is offered $10,000 plus expenses. She's n negro dancer who has not been permitted to appear in Vienna, i A RCA Olive Antonio BORDEN , MORENO . .. , IN .. , , ,vV ' COME TO MY HOUSE" A girl's battle against convention. From The Liberty Magazine story by Arthur ' "' , i-ii.. .,i... i.a u 'Somers "Rowhc '-' i--iw'v ' The Comedy Hit Of The Year , HAL ROACH 1 THE BATTLE t CENTURY And "The WEDNESDAY SALLY O'NEIL In j COLONIAL I TUB FAMILY Ii NTKIITAI MM ICNT 10c and 25c BOOST SCOUT WEEK And See This Picture! "Endorsed by Chief of Boy Scouts" EVERYBODY'S GOING ASK THE KIDS! FREE All Scouts dressed in complete uniform ad mitted free Wedneesday at the Children's Mat inee at IJ: 15 1'. M. TODAY And WEDNESDAY and the hoi je with a perjonality Kinogram News Earth Shocks Are Felt By Alaskans COHDOVA, Alaska, Feb. 7. (AP). Hevore earth tremors were felt ut the naval radio station here at 10 -o'clock last night. The temblor lusU ' I ed fur about ten seconds. Cape reported an eurituiuake ut tho sumo hour. New Cod Liver Oil Tastes Sweet Now children need no coaxing to eat this food that all doctors pro scribe. (lone Is the fishy flavor, and In its place a, luscious chocolaty tasl that makes even grownups usk for ( more Coco Coil. Yet every life-giving vitamin re mains to redden thu checks and build bodily si length. Ask for Coco Cod ut uny driiff store. , Adv. w E U U Y FOR T ESS K SELL FOR -Li ESS Women's Footwear Style, quality, workmanship mill moderate pricing com ' hlned. Smart new stuincs In all tin new i'uhhioiiutilo hIiimIcs and combinations. $3.95 -$4.95 'omptcto siitlsfacllmi uml cx-; ' "" Klrt fitting. - ., Destroyers of High Prices D fl TODAY ONLY PRESENTS HIS ALL STARS, STAN LAUR.EL OLIVER. HAR.DY- Collegians" "THE LOVELORN" 10c and 25c in Comedy m Sir it
