La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1928, Image 5

Saturday, April 7, 1928.:
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Paw F1v
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'j Local News In Brief j
Hero I'rom ItoiKcv
, Mr. 3ji unison, of the Moiiiaon
KiiutBon' company, In the city
today frijm IJulso, Itliw.on business.
Hike to lliluutd
, Seven 'meniberti of tlio Hiking
club of flic ufimnilo. JUJ school
hiked to XltRurtl this morning,
1 p Itrnm-h V('fitnlay
J. G. KnodKrusH, district iimn
ajjer oT tho Thrift and Herveel
torus, was In Wallowa county yes-
rduy on bunt hums.
JHurrkil Wloro
Allies h. Fuwotl and William
Swart, both of Union county, woro
.nittrrh.'d by Jinle Hugh K. llrndy
4it hla office here yesterday, after
noon at (about 3:30 o'clock.
IJss llirfyt Helter : ,t
MIhs Mildred Hoyt, who ban been
milt 111 at the home of hoi' parents,
Air. and Mrs. h. M. Hoyt, for the
piSt few dayH, is reported to uet-
ter toilay.
Jlere for W-keiid .',
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Murray, of
" l'ondosa, are vi-siling in La Grnndo J
'over the weekend at the homo or
'hero mother, Mrs. C. b Robert
son. Sleet Monday Xl'ilif
f The I'ucll'lc Wooilmen circle will
hioet Monday evening, i All mem
bers am requested to le present ttH
btmlnesH of importance will be dis
missed at this time'. Refreshment
' e Kerve
ihUl 1'VIws Mm-i
The roKiihir meetlntf of the I. O.
.i. lo'dKe was held last evenlnir
hi the temple here with 42 menu
hers In attendance., Only.the rou
k'tlne business wus taki'n up during
i the eveirlnff.
A t oi'r.'cticn i - .
f a In, the Scrvewel Grocers ad In
S lust night's Observer one or the
! special Hems of their Kinder sale'
4 was sugar. Due to a typeigraphleal
:J terror tbc rlee wiu given at $1.!'5
when It .should have been $U.G!I..
Masons ;Mivt
The regular niecllng of the Ma
Honic Hlue lodge was hold last
evening 'at 14io lodge hall with a
good alleiidiiiue. lnltiaUon and
other regular work oT tho lodge
was exemplified during tho even-1
ing. ,
Accepts Position
Miis iHiihelle , Milled daughter or, Uou's plans here.'. Vy ', 'y; ". '?
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 11. Miller, has re-I ; : r : '.
i i, r rsii.li!-.. II 1.1 ii ' :
whore she has bcen employed in
iiiKUi-anee offie(., 'and lias ac-
rpt (Ml
Or en- i
im! a position in tho city offiee
us jslenograplier lo the city
manager; W. C. crews. mic
stiU-teiL ork this week.
Meet Sunday .'.veiling
- 'i'h,. llnnliKl Ynimir 1'eonle's I'll
inn will' meet Sunilny evening at!
Ii:ir. e'elneli ut the church.' Cil'-n
Maker will be Ihe lender fur the
evening and there will be special
piano music by one of the mem
bers. Kym-yone-is -urged to attend
und bring, their friends.. .
AltflllX 1'OKlllOll ...
Mr. Maxwell, formerly employed
by Kuulnurd and Shlnn. of linker,
Willi IS years of experience. Is now
employed by Jennings and Shu
mate, local Uakhind-t'ontlao deal
ers. He is an expert 'lluick repair
mail and will have lull charge of
the mechanical department here.
I'lnil Arronhends
Three Indian arrowheads, which
are almost perfect. have heolt
found by N. K. West on his farm
ii,.,, r liid-e. Keveral years ago It
was a common occuranee to find
eu Indian, arrowhead in tiianue
1;m
n-cur
penile vulley, hut for the past lew
few have been found.
,1'jikIcs llu.v 'ricliets .
The Ifrulernal Order of Eagles
voted to buy ten tickets to the
dance which will .be given Friday
evening Aprll 13. for the benefit
of the ehd
A. It. ejell
evening jvl
was held; i
of the endowment fund ol tno u.
enictory plot Thursday
vhen the regular meeting
Eagles ' hall. There
was a good uucmiance t-i.
meeting. '.
I'atlier Is Ill
Mrs. vy P.' Mnore'Uhd daugh
ter, foleen, arrived last night from
Portland to he with Mrs. Moore's
father. -Vim Schilling, .who is .very
ill at his hoine llere. on Second
street. Mr. Schilling is a pioneer
lien-, hiring made this rHy his
home tnf about 40 years. Ills con
dition Isloonsidcrcd cpiitc serious.
Mr. lluuttT I'halrmau ,
Senator A. It. Hunter Is chair
man ot he good roads commlttcc
or Hie riilon 'county chamber o(
cunimcrcrSlll.slead of O. I.. Ijirlson
s iittetmiit-eil ill vesterilay a article
y It 4 4 ii
Ihe Observer concerning inc.
Mci. Olio county road .bond issue.
.Mr. I.iiruon was chairman of mo
comniittHe last year and Is a good
reads enfiuslast. The county court
eNpeels fir authorize the bond Issue
being pladcd on the ballot ror the
May infection at an adjourned
meeting which will be held Satur
duy. Aprjt 14.
Easter
i'-
l -: AT CLINT'S
The Stoic Of Quality Wearing Apparel
XUNT3 (jPTHIEg
I 4- '
"THE STORE WITH
Hhh Operation tf!"
Thoinus Hkeen, who underwent
a major operation at tho tlrando
ltondo hoffpttnl Thursday night. In
reported 'to bo ffottlnff along nicely
today,
Wilt go to Portland-
K. A. St ravens, of tha - J.
liroter store here, will go to Port
land Monday night on a few days
buslncwa trip.
Leave TJiIm Afternoon
Hugh K. Bnuley, Ilarley H.
HIchardHon. Chester Thompson
and HaymonU O. Williams loft this
nri..,.n..n fn. 1 .-... lo rwl m , Dulnm
They will attend a n.ectlnir or the"
American Lesion in Salem Monday
wlileh will lie attended by the na.
tlonal commander of tho American
to return homo Tuesday of next
"uu,v v :
9
(ioiic to mitia
Mr. and Mrs. K. Russell
and huby daughter,, Mary . Loutso,
left this morning for Nampa, Ida.,
where they will visit over "the
weekend
with Mr. .' and ..Mr,
Chaises Baptist .. Sir. Soott 1 boy . Snllh. 35 f,.om sc'utt county and company north or here, today was
scout executive here and Mr. Bap- jciB,t from Pocahontas the remain- 'o hero' of a tale which Is with
tint Is stout executive for tho. Nam-l(nK conventions were to nunie 12S9 oul I'arrallel In this rcitlon.
pa section. Mr; . and ' Ati-a. -Scott '4elej;ates. ,. I While a hundred men and fifty
ulan -to return home , Tuesday, .of f -i ! ' . horses were encanued ou the
next week.
They are- maklnff .the
trip by auto.
. : . ...,.v:it:-'v
IifXew orflec " r-.-.:V"'"' :'"
The boy scoutVofflce. has.''boen
moved Inlo . new 'room fln..lh'o
Koloy-Bouvy building- over Iho .
and I. drur store. The'orClee form
crly occupied only ono, roam. but J
tK'' "rov,dln r00'"
ror
tlio scout executive, K; -Ituiwoll J
BCOll, lo carry- on urn ort m j
his work
ono wnoro tno uoy scoms oi, tu".;wh no... ;m.irvine his rirsi term
city can gather - to- read.' : plaa, '7 , cl-n-(lu,at"for reelection
meetings.-etc. Tho orflce Is aesi'!ni l. ,f, 1,?. L i
meetings,
tho hall' from the old one.
AAA. Membership,
DVW IS NOt Eildcd
10. A. Carmlcjiael,- snojman
the Oregon State Motor association
here announces that tho mcntbct'T r'plmt 1.1 In the race for nomination
ship of the association,-, which ii-:ror assewjor on the democratic
opening here, has progrosScd vcrVllukoti whore S. V. Race and S. P.
satisfactorily, thouglv tho officials (;row are rivals. : All candidates
uro still desirous of increasing thowno have fi)ed to date for purely
membership. Mr. Carmlchaol is jeounlv offieos are;
iworklng towards a larger onrolU j HhorhT: .A, R. 'Miller, democrat;
nient. He is very much satisfied
with the progress of tho assoc. hi i
'GUN TOURNEY IS'''
NEAR END: I)CAL
TEAM NEAR ,50di
(Oonllnurd from l's l);
dlse prizes for the best shooters.
However, In the merchandise shoot,
i.the seattergun-urtl.sts.wHI be hsndl-
cupped -so as to give a-ll-iin equal
i chance. . - '. "
GOLF COURSE IN
GOOD CON DITION
(Continued from PaRe 21)
waa Ktarted last year and will 1)0
completed I his season. ' This Inspecting to make the race luruin and
eludes putting gravel on' tlio. erc'li
bofloni and the grading and seed
ing of tlio creek hanks to the edge
of. Ihe gravel, which will elimin
ate marshy places along the creckH
banks and cuuso less trouble by
i.,ln ,rnir Imlla The lkimkn nf the
creek were graded during' the
w.Inter months and the creek haa
been groveled, although the seed-
'j,, 0
(hc banki remains to be
done. , "
. The lnstallallon of tile at the
south end of tlio course Is expected
to be Completed by tho middle of
next week, mis is ror drainage
purposes and will eliminate wet
spots on the course. ,'
Mucli Interest
Probably one of the most Im
portant Improvements In tho put
ting In of traps. The traps around
hole No. 0 arc already practically
completed and uround No. 2 they I
are ready ror sand. Plans aro to ' li,e helng sought by James W.
I add more traps this season as thora J j,ott 0f A8l0r
lis time. I The secretary or st,alc' contest
I There Is much interest in lliBnas UC(, reduced to three con
" goir club this year, many persons ' tumlri-R. They are Public Service
taking up the game for tho first j Commissioner H. H. Corey. Hat
time. It is believed that tho mem-;jioali
bership will reach tho limit ot 150
beroro tlio season' closes: ' '
rons uivks to xoiiiij'.
POME. Apr. 7 (AP) Tlio deep
interest which Popo Pius has
shown -In the. rorthcomlng polar
rilght or General L'mbcrto Noblle
was again showed today when No
blle received an r.astor girt rroni
the pontiff, the gift being a small
statue or Our Iidy or l,oretto,
the
patron sulnt or all Italian aviators.
JlKfiKNTS MKKTINU
SAI.E.M, Ore., Apr. 7 (AP)
Secretory or Stale Kozcr left today
for Eugene to uttend a meeting or
the regents of the l"nlverslty Of
Oregon. Governor Puttorson was
unable to go.
Clothes
A CONSCIENCE'
DEMOCRATS SEEK
TEXAS HARMONY
jMany Urge That . Dele-
ITflfcpq Rp InsfniotOf to
gdUS Dt lllbtlULltU IU
CSSti VOte lOr Ury Monday. Tuesday und Wednesday
m tim 'In connection with tho regular feu-
' 1 i turo show.- Tho tltlo of the special
DAbLAb, Tex., Apr. 7. (Al f(U ,H ..Korty- Thousand Miles
Leaders of the democratic party In Wlth unduer!?!!." a. Metro-Gold-
TexaH today sought party harmony wyn.Mil,yoP picture, eecured hero
on the question of Instructions to throueh Uw usslKtulluo of U. (1.
the Texa delation to the national Griffiths, of tho Standard Oil com
convention. At a meeting attended by a large .,,,, ,.. ,.,(i., .wi.
state those seeking to avoid a pos.
rdhle rirt In the ranks urged thnt
the Texas delegation be instructed
to work for Insertion of a dry plan,K
m.. nil,i,4ni tli,.(fr, ...wi (
for, , nomination of- any
?fcr',ti who wl" er1T0 the
""""Qn ""'"'
voixk ,,, Aw". (AP)
tne demot.ratlc n(ltlonal convention
iHhull he oust for Gov. Al Smith of
jNew York or Edwin T. Meredith of
jDeH Moines for the presidential
.nomination were being selected to-
1-' day' in democratic conventions In
97. or Iowa's fl9 fountles.
With 43 delegates to the state
convention already pledged to
lirA T f A117 A MTXTrrV norm uuna 01 ifie nasKuieiiewuu
WAIjLiUVVA CUlJiN 1 I 'river near Nlpwaln. prior to cross
OFFICES SOUGHT '"B tho river Into the villas, the
.Ice began to move. Following a
. - ' -brief conference they decided to
' .. (Continued from Page 1)
"riz- '
.-Mr.. Uratton was In business In
Wallowa many years ami Is now
rocoriCP,;of ,hft, rtty, n la a
ntibllcnn and to date tho only ol
ptiuiicnn anu to uate tno oniy otner
aspirant, for the ofrleo or -county
i,iru
Is ); -U. Iteuvls, democrat.
Mr;'Rlnehart Is a republican and
sowed.' ua sheriff poveral terms. Ho
Is tho first republican to file for
the office mid on the democratio
..1Ia A It , 1 I tlx. nnlil
fieoklng -. reduction rafter
l serving one term.
. . White a considerable Ht of can-
ofUldufe la now In the field, only
one primary contest has developed,
,i,v i. RIni-harl. republican.
; ( 'lerk : !. R, Ron vis, democrat ;j
J, lf,-Rrattton, republican.
Assessor; C- 10. Ittehards, repub
lican: S. K. Race and S. V. Crow,
democrat. " ' i
. Commissioner: Carl Whltmore, 1
deiitocrut; (Oi I). Real, republican.'
Superintendent :-J. C. -Conjey, re-
piiLtlcah: lnlsy L. Srrtt rloi,nociat:i
.'Treasurer: Klla T. ( Mityton, ,deirt-.:
Ocrat; AdiL Greer, republican.
Wallowa county people pay little
attention to national party lines in
local 'eloollon; and have'it habit
of choosing efficient publlo ser
vants. ' . :
- O.NK GOM'KST Ul'Mi:
As In Wallowa county, only one
2.. ' 7 : I .
I ' - - - ,
The ineuiiilient. ' arl Helm
and ltobcrt Ayers. both repuhll-1
runs, have filed for the office. All
cons, have filed for I lie on lee
of the' local office holders al'
ex-
all but a few have filed with tIKH
county' clerk.
KIDDLE TO FILE
PETITIONS SOON
(Continued from Page 1)
to Whether they shall be filed.
In addition to nominating presi
dential candidates the eleclors will
nominate three congressmen, an
attorney general, state treasurer.
secretary of state and two justices
of the supreme court.
The three congressmen to whom
successors are to be named are
W. U. Hawley, of the first district:
N. J. Sinnott. of the second, and
Kranklln V. Korell. of the third.
All are candidates to succeed
themselves and all are without, op-
position excepting Hawley. whoso I
former private secretary to
Gov. Patterson
Hundley roriner
inlssioner.
and Thomas K.
corporation com-
High School Boy
Is Fatally Hurt
TACOM A, Wash.. Apr. 7 (AP)
Itonuld Ohr, 17 years old, popular
school' nlhlet'e or l,oveland, a Ta
coina suburb, was rafally ernsbed
Erlday at 4 p. m. w hen his motor
cycle crushed Into a telephone pole
near his home. Puul Ulee. 17,
young Ohr's cnuin. wus erltlealv
Injured, being thrown against the
poll, and under the mnehliic from
his Sent behind Ihe driver. Ohr
died at 1:30 this morning nl I lie
county hospllal. where he and Itiee
wore lakciv following the accident.
I w;aciiis I'Mion t'ltixr
EITIi.E ItOCK. Ark., Apr. 7
(AP) Far above flood slago al
several poinla and overflowing liot
lom lands, the 1'pper White rlv r
In Arkannus had virtually reached
lis crest today and was expected
lo start .fulling -while smalb r
streams throughout Ihe slulc were
sweeping out of their bunks.
AI'I'ltOVK CM.MIMUIMIKK
WASHINGTON. Apr. 17 (AP)
Tho houmi nierehunt marine com
mittee today approved a compro
mise Jones-White shipping bill de
signed to stimulate private owner
ship ol the. American merchant
Lone Eagle To
Appear Here In
3-ReeI Picture
A three-reel film thnt has been
HUn,1!l,nf "Htlonul attention Is to
,m Bhuwn ut th0 Arcade, theater
torlcat sketch of aviation, tells of
Col, Charles Lindbergh' fumoua
flights ncrosa tho Atlantic ocean
1 aT V . i
South American countiles, and Is
to Purls, through Central and
described by those who have pre
viewed it its being very Interesting
and Instructive.
Boss of Lumber
Camp Is Hero Of
Icy River Rescue
PRINCE AMiEUT. Saak.. Apr.
7 (AP) Charles Smith. In chariju
oT ramp 'n" of the Pas Lumber
chance a crossing. Tho horses
were lrlven through the fast i'Ib-
,,,,, ,rlv,,,. ,vllter nnd uft,. Brc,lt
dl,,,ll,,lmiii hwnilmci nil!-
feeding In gaining a position.
,.. r .,.. ri,.03.
j Tho noo w, Us atranB0 fresht
was carried nearly a nillo. down-
T ' V 7
ovemeiil of lie,
nt and through
tho men and
hoists were separati'd from shoro
by nparly 150 feet of water. Mr.
Smith then s.watu to shore In an
effort to direct the floe to land. A
rope "was tied around his waist and
ho plunged into the icy torrent,
fully clothed.
iwll,llnn. ,oro ,
niirrw CHCapi. - fn
after several
escapes from ice I loos.
Smith fixed tho end of the rope
to a tree and gradually succeeded
In swinging the huge; island of Ico
toward land. As soon as the Ice
grounded, the men jumped ashore
Wnd drove the horses Ut safely."
Kil'lcn minutes" later the ice
floo broke up.
I Legion Supports
Universal Draft
, INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Apr. 7
A call lo duly by tho national com
mander, of the American Legion
Kdward K. Spafford, to every clti-puid nccaslniially went, on all fours
Ben of (he I'ultcd Stales for the hi-1 in play, her first mode of lucomo
surance of permanent peace by lion.
supporting tho universal draft) A number of children who go to
nvcasiire now before congress was j"Hleep face downward, with their
made public nl national heudquart-1 knees drawn up to tho chst nnd
here In commemoration or
alllllverHury of Amerlea'a entry In
to the world war, April 0. Ill 17. Tho
national coniniander was ncliod-
uled to be In Oftden, t'tah. on
air,.i..no mm through h.i
Npw TlIDe VlOXie
- . ...
is tseing man
NHW VOItK. Apr. 7 (AP) A
new type monoplane for which Is
claimed remarkable lilting capacity
Is neaiing eoniplctlllon at Chnrl"S
A. I.evine's Long Island airplane
factory. It was designed and Is
being constructed by his Iwo Im
ported iieronauUeal engineers.
The plane Is all metal, built- f
duralumin, iid has a single wing
or roll cantilever construction.
Allying radius or 6, 11(111 miles
and a maximum speed of 100 miles
an hour Is tho claim made tor the
plane by lis designers.
( ItOHHKKS ACTIVI'.
POHTLAXl). Ore.. Apr. 7 (AP)
One man was held up twice in
the same night by robbers. , und
sates or four business houses craek
t.,l tills was pin t of tho record on
the police tab this morning. -
NOFSIli OF TJlrt ANNUAL STATE
HUNT OF THE
ORI'OOX' KIRK RKL1EK"
ASSOCIATION
jri-Mip.-.vJMc. In the Mntn nf fjr"''
tay of ri-ccmhrr. 191!",
'tt? t" ''iic ! nsir? at- co.inii.-.ilnncr ol llie
Mtatz oi Of3Kn. pursuant to .aw:
Income.
Ii.tTr-,t. dlvW'-n'i-i P't ror'.a rr-
ci-fd d.trinp; y'tr 3!.ai:t.72
Inm-rtc fnnn n-li-r fivirccn re- njn nt
cciv.l iluriHK the year .9irj.IK
rJ.al income ..J11I.020.M
OMmrsoments. .
K'f t'l's ptil ft'irtnji Hi yf'T
inrlinlin': ndj-irt jicnt f;:rfrip"'. stSJ TA't.hfi
Co'iH il'Sflfo-if Riirt BHlarien iwiid
rtM'fnK bc v ir :;2,7U'J.2'J
Tsxct-,' Ur rno- and frcn pnH
ditruir; tl ym- 5, TIM, 2!
Ath'M. of ail o!:i"r , , Hi mit
t!;rr Z'i.W'.PA
DlvHrn'ta 1.781.40
TAn rKprndlturc ,;WJ.llfU.M
Acls.
V:i rtT rr! eit.i.lfj nwnrd fmir-
,-l vlnl T 00,(Hi'l.(J()
Vihif f i:i nek tt atiif bonrff! ftwriil
irnnrk-l vflriri fi7.i,r,:is.c:)
Ii.int :n morlrnj;'" "rollat-
rml. fir fl"' If 1. 0(1
f'B-l) i-i l.inkit nn-t m Innit iy,7tl-.;W
i'rctiir'rirt m cn-i.'r-r nl cfiiKcII'in
ivrlllin jlni;? Hefitcmficr 3l.
f!7 4S,7m..'.3
Tntrr rl mni r-n f:'ie and fic-
rriwd , . ft.X-il.7.'
Othtr r.nttn Z.fi,'iV.2i
Total t-dmltfd '.r.ts . . . . 1712.231. S
I.j.ihililio.'.
C.rfvn rlim for In.'" Htlpnifl . 1l.,V)0.IIH
AHtOiiiit nnctiriind nfmiiim u"
nil .)i.t'i:ir.'n-' nk- , . f7,ll.ft
I-ip for iomint'4lon and (jr'ilifr-
tiKt ll.9rA.13
All otlKf lie Wilt k 2..WI.W
Total ll.ibllfllpa 8133.iW9.7t
liu.siinrjtr' in Oregon fur htr Year,
ht i-rfrnliiTUi rrceH-cd tltirlm:
ft, Vfc- vtti.VT.nn
lxwuti-a nntd riiirm-; ihr .... i:ip,.Vti.2!i
Vjs incurred rturtns t.Jie year. H4.0Wf. 10
ORKGOX I IKK RKUEF
ASSOCIATION
W. C, ff AOKflTV. Prrjiflfit.
Statutory rrrW-illt !'.'JfQ.')f tot tfi'X,
DR. HRDLICKA IS
STUDYING BABES
Prc-Human Habits of In
fants Are Investigated
by Anthropologist
Ity (denuin 11. Joiion
( Assnelitteil Press Seience Kdllor)
WASHINGTON AP) Look at
the little dougle! , -
. Little hear!
C,he little savage!
Such exclamatloiiH, drawn from
fond mothers nnd pleasant callers
by tho behavolr of young children,
have a deep ' significance to Dr.
Alpa Ilrdlicka. noted anthropologist
of the Smithsonian Institution.
Along with his major studies of
the American Indian and other ab
original races ho has been gather
ing data for years on manifesta
tions of the survival of pre-human
habits In (he children of civilized
and uncivilized families. Many re
ports hnyj come to htm from moth
ers. fathoi-H and missionaries In all
parts of the world, and he hopes to
have enough evidence of this kind
Miion to warrant a book on the sub
ject. . - .
Nearly all of the cases reported
have to do with children between
birth nnd two years of age, and the
most frequent manifestation of pre
human habit seems to bo the natu
ral adoption of the quadruped mode
of locomotion. With one excep
tion, he says, t hese quadruped
youngsters have been above the av
erage In health and even in mental
ity. Instead of creeping, 'or crawling,
before they take an upright posi
tion, they scamper about on all
foura. .with the knees usually bent
slightly and their hands and feet
firmly on the ground. They move
much fust or than their more usual
eotislus who crawl about on hands
and knees, and. Rr, llnllleka re
marks, "It Is evidently the easiest
and most fit mode of locomotion to
them at this timo of their muscular,
ligamentous and skeletal develop
ment." . '
"It would seem," ho adds, "that :
there must be In these eases an ad- j
dltional factor, usually dormant,
connected with the nervous sys-:
tern. Sueh a dormant impulse may i
perhaps be aroused accidentally by I
some chance trial, but It Is more
likely that In Instances this tm-'
pulse is stronger than in the gen
eral run of Infants, resulting In tho .
quadruped progression." j
Other types of pre-human behav-
lor brought lo the attention of Dr. i
i Irdlleka uro equally striking but
perhaps less frequent limn the run- j
ufng on all fours. One little A.mer-
lenn e.li'1 early begun to elliub trees,
imt like ordinary children wllh tho
arum about the trunk nnd the
knees pressed against the bark, but
grasping the trunk with her hands
ami running up with her baro
feet, km Iho natives do Id Austra
lia. At. the ago of seven she. still
favored .Oils met bod of climbing
Ihc-jnrms fobted umler them have been
(iCKcrllifMll KiiKKCHtiiiK thnt at Hume
I !'( ml hi IiIm development man or
jils jne-lm inn n tinccHtiii'H foiuul H
wifvr to rvnt In Hint noKllloii thnn
to cMMise the Iokm iirolectcd Hloni
ncli. Sunu'tlmcH, loo. InfuntH whoso
buttlci uro too honvy for their
ii ritiH in'intr up their feet to Kiipjxii't
thcin, much n youiiK henrH nnd 1 1 1
lens do. Dr. IlnlHcku Iiuh a photo-
TIIK I'RUDKN'riAI.
IXSIRAN'CK COMPANY
OK
AMERICA
of Nctvar!;. In Ihe atnte of New Jerwy, on
t-htf lilst day of JJeccinlier. 17. mail)? lo
Uif. insurance (uminldf ionr r of the Slate
oi Ori:(m, purauant to law:
Capital.
Amount of capita stock
luilU up : I 2.000,1100. Oh
Income.
Total premium Incomo for
iriir'rW.' rtivlViciiris ' ' atid
rciit,i rPvcivmi UunriR tiiu
y'ar
InroTiH! from utl5r aonrcra
ricclvccl during tlio yarn;.
Total Ifico.ne
83.0Br.1tH.U
12. 5(11, 523. 30
Disbursements. ,
Pa'.A tor Infixes, endow-nii-ntri.
unnultlcji nnd but-
rend-?! values T I l2.829.M0.7l
DivioomirS iiam in v r.y
iifil'Icrv (turlng tho year. .
Diviflrndn paid on napilal
Block iliirii.t; Hi" year . . .
Conpiin us and pHlarlcs
pfjfd durlJiii Uib year ..
Tuf". Ilwrnwa and fees
02, 087.011. 01
410.000,00
7.03!.OI8.r,7
lfl,815,34lMf)
lfi.30a.532.ft0
301,762,012.03
21, 227. W3. 55
710.1(18,0211.18
fimitil nf i.il nl1t.tr ri;
Total expenditures
Assets,
Vnli'd of rent relate owned
li,i,i.:,:ct vuliio , ,
V;ilU' ot atoi.'lta. notf and
hnnd1 owned (rnirltt or
niiinrilEpd vai-ici
Loam mortKaKi'9 nnd
(.oli.i'Tal, ilc
Policy lonii.i .
Carh in hunlta, on hand
and In tiiinult . .
Ncl .'nmllTl-'d itpct ifi-
frrr:d prfnil,im,
n'rr'-and rriila duo and
':rnird
I7.054.fltH.7
28,81 a.8,'H. IS
2,.vj;(.r.M.::fl
Total admitted nf.n . . ISUSJ.ZliOltl.Bfl
Liabilities.
,l.fH0,2RO,'H2.1)il
i-im (or IdHNcn i;n-
11. 3.91 A .47
i !;trd imt not
,i vn hi- ill t'.W.
In Hi" i-rrdlt
.,-t dm
2),43:t.O27.00
4.27t,lll,fli
1M,'lS4.ii7:..;f2
of oWerr-l rllvldcfiii iill
cir.i tiuy.'-'blf after V.I2K. ,
Itrr !))i:itnn
Ifi'il
T.t". tlHllil.tl'
-'r- nf Mi .i:itl k:'a
tit $a,I)n.K1il.fWj $1,77. 2fKi,A1W,rlF,
M nbir icrs in Oregon for Ihe Year,
r-ii prf mf,i'M rccrlvcrt ilur
In;: tht yr:T
r rnlnci.i ni'd dlvldrmta re
J.U.I IV ,'U
i-laliiia rai l dtir-
iiiK th-, yi'ar lfM.OI.H'J
'I I IK I'Kl'l )KN TIAl--!.St'KA('K
COMP.WY 01'
AMKKKW
KmVAtEn ), tit'FKIKIJi. nrildfnl.
WII.I.AIlli I. HAMILTON. Vlccl'rrildent
(i iid iicrrMafy
li VII V- Wl LSf iM. Statutory Rrnldent
Al'ornrv for frrvuf,
Hl.i.SHt.if' 00 pur vnln" of rnpit! ntfK-
of 1liU ifoiwnv ha Ik"ji tnir.hn-pd pur
tnnt lo ttjf j.rovi'Jioll'i of rhaptr V'J Of th
awn ii' N'-w Jrr.icy (or (h? yrr V.HX at-1
i rnv hfld hy Viviitn M f,wiii and Jntnf
Vr rorj-, lri-rr ('i;ifiii1r'rt ni'tuMr '.'7.
IWl). io i'-.-pfi Aurifri t'olicRtf, tniaUr,
(!. ",.fil I. for Ihe ixiiiuy hold era of the tom-
iTAVip k. Wl'J!ON. Bupt.. Porter HIls,.
?-Mi nnd Out:.
H'm:a:kJ .TKllKf.K, Minaitcr, Vn
Hl-ifr KIHh fl'-.t Al'rr.
R'KtHKLL W. MAP.Kii'oN. Knpt,, Amtrlcar
huu tud ilorrit.'ju. , .
graph showing u baby In this, por
tion und another of a kitten hold
ing a nursing buttle. In exactly , tho
sumotjiuature.
Just where tho study will load
hi tho way of conclusions he Is not
ready to predict, but it Is plain, he
says, that there are many curious
and highly Interesting manifesta
tions In the behavior of tho young
child with which science in not sul-1
Iflclently acquainted. A remaakablo i
leature Is tho fact that the pecullar
itivs of behavior that ure seeming
ly of atavistic nature, he jissertH,
do not occur In defective or subnor
peal but rather In the physically an
'well us mentally superior children.
I "The Intelligent mother, rather
jlhnn the father or even tho doctor,',
ho says, "may render a groat aid to
science by reporting careful und
detailed observations."
WINS 8LOGAX COXTIOST
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7. (AP)
James 10. Noble Jr., of Sanatorium,
Miss., a 24-year engineer of tho
Southern Roll Telephone and Tele
graph company, was announced to
day as the winner of the first prize
of $&0u0 lit the "slogan for wood"
contest conducted by the national j
lumber manufacturers association.
His slogan was: "Certified by
centurloH of service."
Kt KOPIO GO10S MOTORING
WASHINGTON (AP) t'se of
automobiles has Increased so rap- i
Idly In Southeastern Kurope that i
last year sates amounted to about I
25 per cent of the total registration !
of cars in' 1126, American tradn;
commissioners report to the depart,)
nient of commerce. Registrations
have Increased Jitoro than Jon perl
cent In five years. , -, '
Many a woman marries boeuuso
It is absolutely necessary for her,
,to have 'an audience.
Obituary
K VIIII ItlM; KALIN
1 rs, Kiitheriiio Knlln punHed
nuuy ut . tho hoinu of licr son.
Hem-diet Kalln, on Hccond und
J.uko HlrCftH. this inorntiiK' utter u
Iouk llhuvsH, ' Kho wn born, Jn
Swllerluiut Keh. 283 867 and wjih
71 years, one month and ten iluya
of ukc ut this time of her dcnlli.
For tho pawl 28 yearn - who laid
iniulu Jut home in this commun
ity.
Kho leaves hei' hunlmnd, M. Ka
lln, a son, JWmudict, and two
KrandoiiH.
Tho funi-ral will be ludd Tus
duy mornliiH: at ten o'clock from
the ('alhoiic church. KtiodKi'aHH and
Zliuiiicrinan will bo In chunfc.
PRESSURE
MJtVI-; TOUTUiKS
ciiii be relieved wllhoul medi
cine, if you will try I he chlro
pmollc mctliodH. The Hplnm
column 1h the Iieudquiirlci-8 of
ill I neivoiiH diHordci'H, nnd relief
of theHe run only be obtained by
operullnff nt the sent of the
trouble, naturally, putiileHSly and
without fear of the HllKhtcHt
burin rcHiiltlnK,
KIwtrlcHl trcalnientH given.
ConHiiltullo;i Free.';,, s
Dr. J. E. WoodeH
0 SoilllllCI ItldK.
I'liono II7-V. Jtcw. If-V
Ifoiirq 0 a. in. lo ft p. in.
(Chiropractic. CvIh Jtcsiills)
The Pride pi' -Many
Women
An lOxtiaiiMHimry
' Pocket I'lcee
SHAKI
Twin Viinily
Case
I'nder I he old nnd h( 1 -v-r
ptuled rum you wili
find a hoR pmvdcr und
a bleiidiilK joilK'.
"5luy vu Mhow U lo yon.'
Glass Drugs
Inc.
TX $oJL Star
La Grande,
Oregon
France, America To
Submit Peace Plan
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 (AP)
I'Yuuco and tho I!. S. ugreed today
to submit Immediately their dlplo
nuitlo 'correupondenco on the pro
posal for u mulll-latural treaty re-
nounclug
war to Great . Rrlluln,
Italy und Ju;an.
Germany,
RLMl'S MOXKY KAI
OCILLA, (in., Apr. 7. A.P II.
II. Johnson, local poxtmuNloj', Issued
) u vt a lenient here today declaring
no nan never reoeiveu any money
from L, S. Peterson, postmuHter at
Rouglus, who killed himself after
slaying one of his clerks and that
he had no knowledge that Peter
son had been Instructed to turn
money over to him to he sent to
Ren J.)avls, negro national repub
lican committeeman from Gourgui.
m its. Goomino mpitovioo
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Apr. 7.
(A I') Mrs. Lemira Goodhue,
mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,
was reported at noon today as hav
ing had a "inlrly good day so far,''
Mrs. Coulldg spent more than an
hour at the hospital.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 7 AP)
-Leroy Urn shut, a soldier at the
TONIGHT
Richard Dix in "Sporting Goods"
ARCADE
SUNDAY ONLY
WI With NEIL
S(3A FranK
AND-
('IIKSTER LOUISE W. C.
CONKLIN FAZENDA FILEDS
Tillie's Punctured Romance"
STAR
Kia.y Kat Komedy
ilil.lKV4'j3ll "I'lvcrylhliiH'M mir hi love mill Inw-
-" ' ' f'illl ' '.'HlartliiB .wllh that niotto; Nuriim .
rllj'l LI "" "" "H-1"-"11'-"'1""!" IruvolliiK
V'l'i'lilil milcnlaily IkiiiIb you on such a itriinil
J? 'i IJiiivl ,n,r 01 !iiik'is nnil lovc-s us you'vu . .. -
. ' PtCTU Wl ft t -jifilS? .C I
TONIGHT
WILLIAM RUSSELL
June Collyer - Walter ridfjeon
In
"WOMAN WISE"
'presidio was - arrested today ott
complaint of a young married wo
man that he had attempted to ut-'
tack here late last night.
W Eiiin
E SKL
BUY FOR T ESS
SELL FOR JUKSS
Work Shoes
fcjoiid leather men's tan work '
shoes, all sizes1 L '
$1.98
Work Shirts
Uluo and grey heviots, two
pockets, triple atUclic-U
39c
Men's Waist Overalls
Heavy copper- riveted,
. ..i . all sixes -
$1.00
It! SSLUS work (.i,ovi;s
Tough and durable. Stay soft
under all conditions
,95c $1.25
NEWY0RK5T0K2
Destroyers of High Prices
E ST HER
RALSTON
HAM I LTO IM
Wen
Tuttla Production
A TUUILLV-CIJILI.Y fun
, fc.Ht. .It H nil In fun but
liafftlnK, inyHterloiiH.. If u
Itiuwli yuu'ro after, coupled
with Hptne tlitKliiiKi hulr-rulH-inK
thrlllH .then hco Ksther
jKiilHtnn. In her lnolodraimiUu
niyHiury farce. .
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