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Tuesday, May i 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief Hero I'YihiI JCclio It. I.. . Sfanfiold, uf l:cho, reslsteiu a tho i''olcy hotel. Hero l"r"m' l"orllunil John Klioislcy is In the city from Portland. JHejarrlved Saturday; and Ih staylne ut-thohoino or. Mr. and .Mrs. J. C. ,i'rcneh while here. . Jlome Froiii.sijjokano Oscar J'oiirh has returned to his homo. Into from Spokane, iWuah., wiioro lie lias been for some Js-H This Murnlnir . if. J. Kitchen left' thin morning.! fur Hood l'tver on u few days busi- ness trip. Ho plans to return to I.a Urulldo Thursday. llrmiltlit In l'lsli Mr. and Mrs. Hube Zwelfel and son, Hilly, spent Sunday fishing HI UUVM IV UMU UIUUKUII llnine a nice catch. niiiuiiuu raiinu- . ijiicciiii. u, 1.1..1CI1IUII, reporteu to the police here last night that a supreme court, was in La Grando ' iy til today and little hope was Oreen and Kugene Ashwell aro at-lli-gauge shotKiii 18U7 Winches- j yesterday from I'endleton. this afli'rnoon for her life torneys for the plalntlfr and Jesse ter model, was stolen from him. U,. ,h .n,P r riU(ie 'runi and E. It. Itlngo for the dc- Have lUiby Ciil - .mi-. iiu n..a. .-M,. v imimui uro me pruuu iwiniis ui . niuiy uiuin- tti born to 'thoiu at tin Grando Itoiuly hospital Suturduy. llolh tlio mother ana wuny aro geltliiff along; nicely. , ! .Itfiinuvf S iid it's ttelunis to Salt I.aki City I .M. Jtosenbauni left Sunday for li in homo In KiltOmko (ity:ufter vlfitlng here 'with relatives for nearly a week.; .He also transacted huslness during liis stay. Mr. Itosenbaiim vlni(cl at tho liTune of his daughter, .M'i's. fVIt. IMuee.- Hem Yesterduy j W. it.' Gascoigno. special agent! for Iho Westchester l-'ire liiHUtaiuo . company and Mr. Vincent, of tho Kdward Brown and Son General insurauuc UKfiuy oi nan rrancisco, wi-re li ha Grande yesterday. Both Mr. (iascolgni! and Mr. .Vincent make 1'ortland their hcadiuurtcrs. Selei'Uil for Finals Claude Hun, of.. I.a Grando, sn of tho Uev. and Mrs. J. A. Han, was anions the six men relucted lust week at the seiui-fluals. of (he Jewell pro-legal Knullsh "content the finals of which will bo held at the rniversily of Oregon tomor row. Tho judgi-s C. It.-aUie. of the extension division, iiud A. H. Stilltueii. of Hie liusim-Ks adminfs Iriitlon department made (he heler lions. The winners will receive u tola! of ff0 In prizes. -eUliig Check Artist Tlie police are searching fnr a iniill wiio gave his name as J. Boy Williams, who is accused of pass ing a bad check on a local business house. The description of Iho sus pect Is as follows: height, li feet 3 Inches, weight pounds, mus- tiieho. dark suit with small stripes, shabby. last time seen needed n hair cut. J,eao Today fe Mr. and Mrs. t II. Kborhard and son, Kranklin. accompanied by Tom Bruce and Howard Sargeant left early this afternoon by auto fur Salem, where tho boys will at tend the. iinnual 1oMolay conven tion as delegates from the l.a Grande chapter. Tom Urine is nmster ouunvelor of the local or ga n Izat ion. M rs. Kberhard wll 1 go oii to Kugene from Salem, where she will visit with her daughter. Miss i.)oro(hy Kberhard, who is a student at tho University uf Oregon. ' f Itclorns l-Yoin Meytiiur i'r. W. M. Teare returned I this morning from I'orthind where he f'.iendcd a lecture given before loiiK'trists Inst night by Hr. Mcn-jlllltn di llsobn. widely known muscle -. specialist from Chicago. "r. 1 'ea re d rove to Port land yester day, with Kd Kivors. leaving early in the morning. Mr. Fivers is on his way to Indianapolis where he will attend the national meet Ing of tho 4n and X society. Mr. Klvers Is a past national chef do garo or tho 'organization and Is one of t'rfyfew national heads ever to hold the office for two years. He ias been hero on stato business. Saw Many 1Vir An unusual deer slot y, even to folk in sections of Kastern Grown where the sight of a deer is more "r h'ss common, was related by S. I Brooks today. Mr. Brooks re turned a few days ago from Baker county where ho went to visit his daughter. Mrs. Walter llawley. of near Sampler. When Mr. and Mrs. Hawhy drove from SumptT to I laker, during an evening, to meet Mr. Brooks at Baker, they came upon a herd of deer, which they believe Included no low then V of the beautiful anlmaK (ravel ing across tlte highway from tho mountains. The sight of (lie deer, during the night, when (lie lights or their automobile disclosed tho herd, was one which Mr. and Mrs. Wiiw -y will not soon forget. Mr. Urooks said. According to Mr. Brooks, tlie herd did not seeift i s pecially frightein d by t tie jiutomn bile. Mr. and Mrs. llawley have a farm near Sumptcr. OXFORDS Tan und Blacks, plain toes and thc new tutono, made by Weycnberg . $5.95 to $7.45 I w-fHE "STORE WITH Son Horn Sunday-. Mr. and Mrs. l.co MoArthy aro the parents of a seven and hnlf pound baby boy born Humlny morning at seven o'clock. lEctiini to Home Mm. Vernon I bile and baby were removed from this Clrando ltonde hospital to tlio Halo homo at ISIS Adams avenuo Sunday. , Hem 1'i-om Simkunc c. W. Joslln, of the Joslln-Mc- I fal lister construction rnmiuini. loft.' I for Spokane yesterday after a snort i I stay In l.a Grande on business. Ho slopped at the Jji Grande hotel i Insurance Man Ij-hvcs . F. o. Vincent. Insurance innh from I'ortland. left yesterday after a snori ousinesa stay in I.a Grande. mr. Vincent sioppea at tlio l,a ' j Qrando hotel, Hero Yesterday j Haivlcy J. Hcan. candldato for line repuniican nomination for con-'is the republican nomination for con Kress, anil son of Judge Bean of the Uvm ' unllfllt oin Paxtjon, assistant stato ontiup cngineiM-. rrom Haivni. wtu arrivo in i.a urnndo this evoninff and will bo hero for a short tlmol Inspecting counly brldgea. 1-Mwin Kirby has returned 10 high sehool after being ill for about a week of tho mumps. Ho Is tho son of Hr. and Mrs. E. G. Klrby. ial Visit liivntJr Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cox have as their guests their daughter, Mrs. Hill, Dona Witty,. J,eietta Nlehol Mary Keiser and son Kdwin l.eltoy, son, Hessio ltreshears, Clara Kek who arrived hero tills morning on'stlne, JOdwIn Bean, Albert Rasmus-, train No. 4 from Albany. sen, Leonard .Cates. Ivan Tarks. n,,n. i-v,,,,, ltoCso . I Mr. and Mra K. K. Groco nnd children, of Buiso. uro roKlstored at the Sacajawea Inn. Mr. Groco.tion uit Involving the building of Is Ileinovcd tu Moine Mis. V. S. 1'addock, has been taken from tho Grande Rondo hos-. pital to her homo on Spring Aver mio tmd Is convalescing very satis' factorily. Arrives I "coin 1 wist on .Mrs. Waller i'arker nrrlved in I.a Gratnle from her home in Tcw- listiin this morning. She was called Tieie'by (ho illness of W. T. Short lloiiM I'Voin Portland J. ' l'"erris returned homo lastj night from rortland. whom ho; had been since last Friday on ImihI- ness. Mr, Ferris Ls connoclod with t he IMilon Moriga"gc 'ttnd ' ifiivostC ment company hero. llvr' I-'roni lurkc Thomas Sheehoy. of Montana, who is spending some time at Durkeo. Ore., with his son. is now vtHiting In la Grande for a fen days, Mr. Sheehoy Is at tho Saca jawea, Inn. 1 Vlslfng Relatives Here Mrs. Fred MeUler and hor niece, Mrs. Truman Hendryx, of Bker, are visiting in im uniiniu mum h t -i i f.,u,.,lu M,.tvnil Is a slsler of Mrs. A. M. (rebel and of N. W. Courtney anil J. I.. sister of Mrs. A. M. 'Oobcl - Courtney, all of I.a Grande. Yisilimr ill I'ellillelcili Mr. and Mrs. H. M. .T. Turner and Utile daughter. Harriet, are 111 1'endletun for a day or two while Mr. Turner transacts business. He is safety agent for tills division of tho O.-W. .iieriiim .'me ,int7, Thc, meeting date ot the Central j,;lK)r eouncll lias again been op--JcralngM.t lhiB tlme froIll Tuesday Thursday, it was announced to,iy ,y Max t'lillen. president, . The council now meets nt tlie city hall, on tlio first and third Ihurs days of every month. Supper Thursday Night Tito regular monthly fellowship cupper of the christian church congregation will be hold Thurs day evening at 0:30 o'clock at tho church. Bible study will follow tho supper. The committee charge Is Mrs. Kd Kboll. Mrs. W. Bunting. Mrs. Viva Hansel! and Mrs. G. 1.. Anderson. Tint! for Jhince Clans for n dancing and card party to bo held tills evening ror all members of the I. O. O. F. lodge ami their families were completed last evening when the regular j meeting ot the Mar JMicanipniem to the I. O. O. F. lodge was held at tho local temple. Moro than JO numbers attended the meeting, which was presided over by the chief patriarch, A. I. I-oock. The parly tonight will begin at 8:30 o'clock. s Haw Ruby Son Word was received in La Grando tills inorninir of the birth of a baby son to Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Bennett at Knterpriso. M rs. Bennett was formerly Mis .loan Stearns of this city and is thc daughter of Mr. Mild Mrs. J. K. Stearns. Both the mother and baby are getting along J nicely. A CONSCIENCE A Hero From Wallowa J. 1". Gillespie of Wallowa. Is utopinir at tho Foley hotel today. Mr. Gillespie la In Im Grande for a tonsil operation. lU'tuniliijr l'rom Ilwiitnl Miss Lola Mct'luro will be able to return to her homo In Houih l.u Grande tomorrow from the Qrando Konde lloHpital where alio litis been for nino duya convalescing from an appendix operation. Hho Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure. Hero From Salem - L. P. Cumpholl. 'state highway equipment engineer, uml 8. It. Gll letto, purchasing agent for the state highway department, arrived in the city from Salcln. whoro they ,i,..iH i.,.,i, .'..,,...., ti.i., m, ,,, i. .' n day on business connected w ith I0 construction of tho new state highway shops here. I Correction In yesterday's Observer a typo- graphical error resulted In the loss i u,0 colonial theater fire being .ri ..-tine li .hnnl.l hm bn - $1,000. Today Is Is believed that the loss w ill amount much higher.. possibly reaching 111, 000. Critically 111 m, wililom H nerrv la crltirnl 1 - liaprt- Infi.l r.M.Mi.r nnrl Wllllnm A. Ht'rry, manar of the Skagg utores for this district Chios CInss Hiio School Huperintentlent K. K. A rant, of Klgln. together with ttlo eivics class of the- -l'3irliv high school, was In La Oimndo yester- $lxy attending the equity court case 'in which the plaintiffs ore soek- ing an Injunction to prevent the building of a high school auditor Hum. Members of tho class follow: Kffte lioswell. Helen Heed. Wllmu Hero' For Cust Among the many. Klgln citizens In town yesterday for the lujunc- jK, Merritt. nianager of tho Klgln 'grain and storago company. I'r. , H. l' Smith. I). Ilean, dry goods merchant, C. K. Bean, president of the First National bunk and Guy fatten, assistant cashier of tho bank were, .others who were In at tendance.! ;. '' '." . . EDWARDS, HERD ARRAIGNED IN JUSTICE COURT , Utchard Kdwards and Jack llerd, w ho, wore arrested Saturday night at Tnion, were urrlugncd yestcr' day nrternoon, before .ludgo Hugh , ,K. llrady "In .JJ.ttwtino. -.'.od the1 peace court on"a chiuge of'tinlavv-', peace court on a cnurge oi uniaw - n.i .,osPMsi,m of Intoxicating ll- . Th.-v w.m.L'lv...i imiil this ..rmrnnnn ..t . 2:.v ocloeit whetll 'they . will appearand outer their, pleas. Bunds were set at r0 mnh ulilfh lhiv wiin. unable Oill"",ul ,u uij' num furnish and were- committed to.1"" '","' hlghwiiy cominlsslon. of the county jail. ' ' - which he Is a. member, despite the ui,,tn 'uml llnVtr'.v Xld- cfforls of friends III Mend and rich, who weru.also arresteil Sat urduy night ,at Unln,, liv Sheriff Jesse HrcHheurs and ills iassistunts were arraigned yesterday morning the same charge. They Will also enter pleas .this afternoon, Itlantpn's bomls were also. set., at $500 and Aldrieh's at $250. SINCLAIR TELLS OWN OIL STORY (Continued from Tage 1) any wore given to me by Mr. Osier 1 do not know." This reference was to II. S. Os ier, president of the Continental company. Sinclair said he kept a record of the deliveries, but did not haye that record now. Sinclair said ho hud given Will H. Hays a net tout! of $1(10.000.10. help wipe out the republican, defi-j clt aBor tlio 1920 elections but In sisted that no Inducement was of-, fored to him. He suld he had . been a republican In politics, but1 did not know now what he was. Sinclair also said he thought Hays had lost some moirtsc In the stock market und that ho hud innned him $100,000 which he be- Jnlleved Hays sent to his broker as Sinclair could not say whether the bonds he turned over to his company were the same us those he received. ' "What did you do with them as you received them?" he was asked. "1 may have put them in my vault or In the Umpire Trust eom- puny. Senator Walsh asked about tlie $233,000 payment Sinclair made to M. T. Kverhart, of Pueblo, son- In-law of Albert R. Full. "I made that payment for a third interest in Secretary Fall's ranch properly," Sinclair said. "I liaiiL llft.iHiu la Washington ami 435,000 Inter In New Y'orK." Asked where he (tot tile :).r,000 Sinclair salt! it came from his vault, lint he could not remeliilicr which Recce To Speak In Sacajawea Inn The Iwo lectures to lie given l.y the Uev. William U. li'-ece of rort land III tills elty ill tuke place In Ihe social hall or the Sacajawia Inn, Infirm! of at. ilomlii hall and I the Ia Clrande hotel as previously 'announced. Mr. Itecee will lecture loll "The Iti llKloll of Helen Keller," and "The Spiritual SiBlilticancc of Itadlo." T!icc lectures have lieen attend ed wllll much Interest In 1'orl land. Walla Walla. Spokane and Seattle. It Is said. This will be la llrande's lait opportunity lo hear Mr. Iteece for some time as ho will leave the l'nlti d States In July for Urlsbane. ,Autralia. .TJio leetuie are llu: lo the public. ELGIN GYM CASE IS NOT FINISHED Arguments Expected to End This Afternoon in Circuit Court The Injunction suit of Dwlght Harnes, et al vs. Scott Harris, ot nl.. was still being heard by Judge J. V. Knowles In equity court this afternoon. Attorneys completed tho presentation of their cases yestcr- day afternoon nt about 4:30. and men auer a snori argument as to whether they should urettcnt their ureulilenls' orallv or In briefs, tlin Ju"K SL'I "o time for oral nrgu- 'ent at 10 o'clock this morning, netner ine juuge would make ins j decision from tho bench this after- noon, following tho completion of arguments, was not Known. Witnesses called yesterday by both "o piiimiui nnu uerenaa attorneys liiciuaeii a numuer Ol Klgm ousi- " """ '" "'" i"'"'" held Nov. 3. 1927, at which co zens authorized the. building of 95,500 high school ntldltortun! was not conducted legully. H. J..1 I. U,..., U..Ib lu Al...l..niM the school board of Klgln, Woman Governor Will Speak Here At Sacajawea Inn Much interest is being shown lo- . . ! piillv In tint nntnlnir vlwli nf Nnlltnl 'I'ayloe Hohs. former governor of Wyoming, who Is scheduled to de liver a speech hero Saturday night for the cause of Al Smith, gover nor of New York, candidate for tho democratic presidential nomlna tlon. Mrs. It ops. who is nationally fa mous and who Is acclaimed as one nf Ili. 1.....1ln.r n of ..... - ' ,.,. ...i.t a,t.tnr i n, Sacajawea Inn ballroom, according to announcement in local demo cratic circles. It 1s said that a largo crowd, representing, loth partieH, Is' ex pected to fliither for hoi udlress. Mrs. Ross, although a strict sup- poiled of tlie 1 8t !i ( amcntlinent, is now speaking in Oregon fur tin New York governor. SIX. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES WANT ' .SEAT IN CONGRESS (Conllnued from I'ago 1) VTTTTIiTTr' ' F'H1 of the lloover that Ids direction ," - hVilH ""'tgh to keep Mm busy. Knwyt'r, Not hi Race Another dovelopmelll Another developmeiil Is I lie do clslon op Judge Robert Saw yer not lo be'u candidate. Judge Sawyer ! Klamalli l'alls. Bruce I tennis, of lias decided not to iMnnitiiii rails, run and has asked Ills friends to write In the n'anio of Judge Sawyer. ," Yesterday the judge telegraphed tho following statement to Tlio Orogoniun in I'ortland: "1 thor oughly appreciate- tho lienor Dennis does mo and have given tho mat ter much thought, in view or my ,inlercst in highway work I have decided that I cannot be a candi date' PAl-MITKR KNTKKK RACK PORTLAND, Ore.. May 1 (AP) Developments in tlio race for tho i republlcun nomination for congress i In the second Oregon dlstilct in clude: - I Robert W.: Sawyer, of Bend, an nounced he would not be a cundi . .itn r..f.,rrinir in iinvnto Ids at -' tention to the state highway com- mission, .of which he Is li member, Robert !. Lytic, of Vale, an- nounccd lie would not run. G. A. I'almiter, of Hood River, ' master of the slate grange, oust bis hnt into the rlnsr late venter-. day. Jan Boyd, of Knterpriso, an nounced ho would run. Other candidates in tho field utvi Roy W. Ritner. Pendleton: R. R. Butler, Tho Oalles; 8. K. Not son, Heppner; liawlcy Bean. Kcho. I TOKYO, May I (AP) A war of-'a flee dispatch today said tint the i nationalist ford's entered Tslnun, capital of Shantung, at 1 a. m. th.s morning. Tho city was evacuated I lv the northern Konoral Chang' T h1ii1.,m .... . ,n,i un Chuun-I'uii;f Ht(J last ni.t. -r Knights to Hear ' Mr. Lee, of Union A social meeting of tho Knights uf Pythias lodge will bo held noxt MonUuy evening when tho Rev it. l i-oo, of Union, will bo tho speaker. It was announced when a regular business meeting wtia hold luBt evening. Mr. Leo will tulk upon interesting experiences no has had during tho earlier yoars of his work, and will also lako up tho "boose" question In Kastern Oregon. Local lodge members are looking forward to an Interesting evening with Mr. Loe, who, with James Webb, also of Union, was a visitor at the meeting last night, t 'j no re-insinieiueni contest cnucu In a tic for tho two sides and It witu derided that the orlcltllll nlan of a banquet with tho losing sldo hosts, would bo dropped. I'reparutlon aro being made fol. the contest atKlgln on May si wllll othcr lodges of tills sec-. ljon putting on the work of tlio ie!ulon ot friendship, monitor, and ,ho lx(h g0nator, HOUSE VOTES TO END FARM BILL DEBATE (Continued from Pngo 1) 'although. a sharp fight Is In pros- pect with demoeiuts prepared to I ask for 3-'i.00(i,0ini reduction pro- gram, leaders expect to dlsposu of. I hii . ntMiRiiMt hv thfl ind of nt-'xt week. ; .'..-'- ; ;. ; Penator Slnjmonfl, of North Taro lina, ranking democrat on tho cont mltlee. announced today he would file no minority report ' bwuusu "the Issue between tho democrats and republicans on tux reduction P' no explanation Is n. ot Uit until hn u-fllllft tl-0- .-" j . " sent the. democrats' $325,000.0(10 plan on tho flopr. The main dif ference between them is tho repub lican scheme for a greater cut In the corporation rate, which tho domoeruta would slushy-to 11 por cent. In olden days they used tu kiss and make up; now the make-up comes ahead of everything. MRS. l lti;l BRADSIIAW Mrs. Krod Bradshaw, 40 years of age. died' Saturday evening at Poudosa following a brief Illness. Kuucral fervlces will bo hold to morrow afternoon at tho Hunter & Bohiienkamp mortxmry nt 2 o'clock She wilt be laid lo rest In tho L. D. S. ceniolery. Mrs. Rrodshnw Is survived by her husbntld and five children, her mother, Mrs. Riieiiool Lrfathom, of Siiolley, ltln fivn brothors, Ray mond l.Chthnm1, or rokevlllr, Wyo.i Levi I.eatham, William Uoathain, Harold Loalham and Reed Lenth am, all of. Shelley, Ida., throe Jtis- tors, Mrs. .A. Crossman, of itutn. Nov.: Mrs. Charles Iavenport, of Weisor, Ida.: and Kuto Leatham, ot St. Anthony, Ida. .IA.MKS LKROY rOMKTfM'K James Loltoy Comstock passed away at tho home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Comstock, Kin ft X avenuo, lust night after a short Illness of pneumonia- Ho was born Doc. 20, 1925, and was two years, four months and ten days of ago. Ho leaves besides' his mother and father two brothers, Melvln and Robert, und other re latives and f rlends, Tho funeral will bo hold Thurs day nfternoon at two o'clock from tho Snori grass and Zimmerman mortuary. Burial will be made lu tho Klgln cemetery. . KIXKN' ItlOIIKV Word was received in I.a Grando this morning of tho death of Kllen Rlchey. IS-ycur-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rlchey, In l'oi l land yesterday, nnornoon, af- tor a long Illness. She had been taken to I'ortland about six weeks ao. with the hope that the change might help hor. Kllen would huvo graduated this spring from tlio La Grande High school. Sho had lived hero with, her patents with her patents since sho was a few, months old and had a large circle of friends In La Grando who were saddened today to hoar of her death. Kllen was a mem ber of tlio girl's Sunday school class of the Methodist Kplscopul church, and was activo In high school activities. Her parents und a sistor. La Velio sophomore In the high school hero, all of whom worewllh her when she passed away, survive her. Mao Rlchey, of Portland, Is an uncle of Mr. Rlchey. Services will bo hold this even- intr from Holman St Sons und the body i to be cremated. , M Former Acting -Secretary of State H. II. (Hy) COREY Itcpubllcnii ('nmlldatc i''or. SI'RKrARV OI-' STATU Was Chief Deputy un der Secretaries Benson and Olcutl. "Give Kastern Oregon lEcircscntuiion on tho Board of Control." Veteran of Tlio h pa 1 1 bdi-American War ' Efficiency Endorsed by thc Press (I'd. Adv.) Obituary Baker, La Grande Master Barbers Hold Joint Meet A Joint meetlntf of the Uakcr master barber's association and tho La Grande master association was held In La Grande last nipht at the Hay Uucll shop when definite I pi,,,,. made to send repre- j 0ntntlves to the first state master ! burber's convention, . to be held In Portland, May S2. 23 and 24. Resolution .'committees - were formed in both locals to, draft reso lutions to be presented at the con vention lu the Interests of better business und shop practices in gen oral, i De legates from ha Urunde who were selected lust night were Guy Kills, who Is president of the local organization und Leonard Reynaud, alternate. The Raker -local was very en thusiastic and hint night's meet- lug was an Interesting one for all attending. It was a return es - stun, the La Grande local having visited in llakor a week or so ago. The linker president, G. A. llurt mun, made an address that was re garded by the La, Grandee burbers us very fine, v Kntcrtulument during the - eve ning whs provided In the nature uf a humorous , dobate ' between Mr.. Roynoud und Tom Reddick, of tho liuker organization. 1 ' Those who attended from Uaker follow: G. A.- Hartinun, president, Paul Harold, - vico president, K. M. Mlneff,; Bill VRndabaugh, IV M. Hovmrd, 1 Ralph -Montague Karl Montague, Joe Puradlse, Tom Red dick, Roy fWoJt'h, Hollies, and Guss ,Tuylor, Xorth. ; Powdery The Hi Grande memners in attendance roi low; Mr,; Kills, Ray-- Bueli; vice president,' Korhtun iosllet,, secret tary-treasurer, toe ' Y 1 1 1 1 u m s , George Parry, Mr. Reynaud, Ben Xoyes. R. V- Baxter. J. K. KUe gemld and . - Joe Kelfy, honurury member. . ' " '-" U.S. MARINES -SHIFTED TO ! EAST COAST (Continued from Page 1) . from barrel staves and fed from tin cans which , once contained Amorlcuu condensed nillk. ; ! TKLL OF Ti:RRORlSr SHANGHAI, May 1. (AP) -RofugeeH from northern and west ern llupch today brought stories of red terrorism In the districts from which they fled.' They confirmed curlier reportfi of tho sucking of Kiitgman nnd the slaying uf &0U0 Inhabitants by bu milts. ' j Messages from Hankow said exe cutions of communists wcro occur ring there dally. A girl of 17, who acted art a member uf the red trib uiHii'fwlc , J hohf resnunsblQ for' tho 'many sent uncos of torture and (tenth, was ono of tho victlniH. Nationalist troops have been sent to suppress the communist move ment In tho province which Is not Involved in tho present battle be-' twecu Xorth it nd . South China, j TKINAN 'APTrHK! SHANGHAI, May 1. (AP) Tho American prosbytorlun . mission at, rzp 7 Bab : : : Tslnan, capital of Shantung, wired today: "The ributhernera (nationalists) have occupied Tslnan. There tu no trouble and the situation at present gives no cause for con cern." " " , , The southern forcea have been gradually closing , in. , on Tslnan whose full the nationalist head quarters announced ' preinuturely lust week. ' In the meantime, the American. British and Japunese moved to pro tect their citizens and advised them to evacuate the threatened city. Most Americans and Britons left, tho majority going lo Tslngtao. Goodrich Plant To. Open in L. A. May 2 The Carr Furniture company, lo cal dealers' in Goodrich tires, has received nnuotuneememt 4hnt the Pacific Goodrich Rubber company will open'the doors of Its new f uc-I J tory lit Los Angeles tomorrow. At pooial radio program, will bo broadcast over the national circuit t In connection with the opening pro- j grams. ' v. y Tho formal opening and dedien-' tlon ceremonies will be held Wed- ntsday, on Thursduy open house i will be held to Improvement clubs and affiliated bodies, ' on Friday service clubs will be guests and on Saturday, the Goodrich company in Los. Angeles, Invites the school children tu visit tho new plant. . STAR TODAY '''': WMCH V-' lllflYIITV Grandma's Five Reels of Joy A Mile Long and . a Laugh every Foot of the Way! :. ; :,, Ts'ena and Koko IN i WEDNESDAY LEO MALONEY 1 THE DEVIL'S TWIN' May, 1st to All this week lu our Baby section wo nro offering values that will Interest fond, but thrlfiy mothers. Buy now fur tho sum mer season and Lnko advuniago of. special oncc-u-year prices. Rattles . Uc Rubber Pants 23c Bootees . 23c Shoes 50c Stamped Dresses 53c Ready Made Dress ...... 90c Blankets 59c Silk Caps 90c Knit Caps . $1.52 All Infants' Wearables reduced for Baby Week NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP - The Bremen flyers contributed to? our education, anyway. We dldn $ know there were so many wy of spelling Greene ly Island didn't knew where Greeuley Island was In fact, we never had heard ciC Greenly Island. - f w E BU Y FOR T ESS E SELL FOR LlESS Work Pants That will stand the -wear,! look bettor, weur bettor and more economical than over' ulls. $1.93 i Grey and tan . Whipcord Work Pauls ' $2.50 Blue Bib Overalls $L25 . Heavy eopper-rlveted . .. i . Waist Overalls ( , ::$ $1.00 ' Work Shirts Men s blno anil grey Cheviots 39c Rockford Sox Hlito and tan mixed 10c 3 for 25c - NTwnaHKbii... T. Destroyers of Hijrh Prices ARCADE . ' TONIGHT .". Willi - CLAIRE WINDSOR JOHN BOWERS ' VA piiKO of litiinan life' tt'llh lls nutter twists unit fllraiiKO advett-. turcs set aifalnst a moving bank Krounu of the tlieater, the hlfth seas and n New-toundlanU (Isht 1KB viluiKO. ' " '" '- .' AND . Bobby Vernon Comedy WEDNES. THURS. Our Gang Comedy,. 7th mui if ;mi i f v . A Night of : - - . . ALSO -v
