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Wednesday, August 20, 1028 " LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape Five " 1 1 Liocal News In Brief 1 Visit 1'roni I'nlon - It. K. Cunningham and Mr. A. C. (i.uiuiiiKliani of lilion were bus iness visitors ill i-u Grande today. Sfuii' r.uKliHKi' Aniis It. II. KaldocU or Salem, state , highway ' engineer, arrived Grande yesterday evening. 1" I-u Ho is i i .'tstt-rt-'J at tin: Sueajawea Inn. .oc.s I'p -llrrtiicli ,1. G. .Sandglass, district manager of the Thrift: and Scrvewcl stores, Mtit up tint hranchliuo on a few j;,v s business; trip yesterday. f - -rl iretiuit I'Vihii Triit " - . Mr. and, Mrs. Louis- .1. Kbert him- K tuiind toni a w-illlnc trip lo W. st-in uvi'Ki and Washing- tun. Mr. and Mrs. Ubert K.r niar-1 M iU-l last "week in Yaiicuuvc New Mai-liine lu-lall-tl W. C. oyd of I taker spent a few itoiir.s in l.a (irande todav. Mr. .. ..i it. 1 m t rhiae on the Clyde Kiddle place In .(and City lodav. . . lleinrn To Wallowa 1 ..'I'l... ML...,. I.'.litl. It -- -'x n" . ' .' . . ," I rrinki Huiiter have returned to their1 i . ;.. vt'.. ii,. i visit herewith friends. They wero p nests uf the Misses Thelnia and Ktta Hell Kitchen. Jlt-rc 1'iiun Portland ort?e. Hansen, who made' limn.' here a numlier of vears affo. back visit I n tr obi frl. nii urn! : 1 ransiit iHr business. Mr. Hansen m,w makes I'npiland his homn. VS-aiimr In IViuMeion W. M. 1 Vft re is visitinff this' week in Cendlcton where she is tho house K'K-st of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ili-ndricksoit. Mr. lb n.lrickson Is mih rintndent of the state rhiihi-! farm In 1'endleton. , and Ibiiiitied llftini y The Misses Flossie Ve.M MiirgnrftfCeddes have returned to ! ,u..i,- i, titr.. ,.n.... Ur...,.ai.,.r about two weeks-on a Vacation trip ' lo I'orlland nnd oilier Ooints. Thev are employed at the l.a Grande I Grocery company Home I'roni Trii Mrs V;v:i ilM-uN.'ll mi,I J-. iiirMorM J.ois and Wilma, retured a few days ago from a trip to Washington cit ies. While goije Mrs. HanseU was t alien seiioiislv III and underwent an opeijiHoii. She has recovered very KitisTactor('y. i l.ivm I'tir Jtaker - Mr. anil Mis'. l,aseik' ami chil dren. Kognlic and Kugtnie left last v iha If e night for lkikei;. w hero, fhly mulfe ilivir honje. Tiny have been rest b iits of l.a Grande ill siimmer it hi).. t-j I I. vi,. .li.!' -..1l..r u-..rL.- I an a disttatehef al tht O.-W. i Snccfiii S(ir ice A speeiiii Labor d;t' servlee Is being planned by the Christian church Ipr Sunday evening when Max Cullen, will talk on- the la bor situation, 'i'lie Itey. U. G. Put man will follow with a sermon. Geliirii IVdiii ltidc. IdalM Mrs. S..K. Giatt. Mis. T. H. Cross :in. baby'iiaughler, Mrs. J. T. Kas inger. and bhiughter, June Louise, returned :isl night from Holse, Ida ho, where they have' been visiting for Hie nisi lew days with lao i 1 i:t1 . Mr". Hiatt's sou and lirotller of M rs. 'ross ami M rs. Kalnger. IIihim-' rnim Tri l'rti' .1. 'riii is. ii, veteran i-ncin- I,, .mm- rinu, a- tiv,- week visit In Minneapolis. Minn., where he visit llolis. .Minn., where lie vit.lt- d with home people. His sister, Mrs. N ieh Sali'e, of Portland. e-e-nnpanied him to their former home. Mling From F.iilfTprie kMrs. A, H. Connway and sons, J. I', and Norviand. are the guests tliis week of Mr. and Mrs. Jlerbert I.. Hrowning at their horn avvnue. Mrs. Conaway win on N is tlie vile of .In i lire Conaway. 1: or' Mr. prow niiiij. Thcy, lici-e Mnmlay inojiiing. a sister arrivid To lluiiiingiou M i s. ( iiarl. s daughter l.etiine ton today to visit ..Mr. Mci 'orkle. Mrs. McCnrkle retiirncd yesterday iVom Toledo. Wash.. w here she 1 as he, -n visiting this .summer. To- le.lo is her old homo and she re- ports a wonderful time visiting old friends many of whom she had not seen lor .'l years the hits tlmo she visited tin re. .She spent consider- alde time in J.ongvicw-w hich is n Itlido flower :iiden. she says. is beautiiul residence town. SLIP-OVER SWEATERS All newest shades and styles ii-1.95 to - $9.-15 Clint's Clolhiery Tin More With Coiuclettc rniiii Imblor Hunk McGoldrlek of liuhler, was In l.a Orande today on business. I'roni I'Vcewfiter O. II. Bishop and I.. A. Iteinen lan of Frcewuter were , In ljft, Grande yesterday on business.1 r- Police chief Crawford of Wal- ilona arrived in I .a Orande yester- Li.,.. ,.t.i to iMuiin ii.A r... 'turn trip today ' . ! - i Keturii 1-oiii ; , i Avmh ,twl l.niiisft ltur....it ..f I ft f'.rim.l.. 1 r-.tiinto.l vrslerdny from Itolse where they ihavo been visltlnff friends. " I - VihI IHiIiI ArwtM LV...1 It,, lit of In rir:nil- i in (lin cliy jail follow-in his arrest at , five o'clock last nlKht on a charge 'of disorderly conduct.. 1 " I lift TlUullT Vlvltta' if iiiiiniini k vrt Tnf-o.tn t layeomb . Joft Tuesday iiifiit Titi- ifrnnii 1 1 'in w im wnrni J, w" cunea ny me criucai4uinesH i., frt it ,lls motner. away tvo or three weeks, li (irande IHs Itetitrii- ml JMnie and 1'atriclu Carroll, re- turned this niorrtinff frbm Seaside, wneru, uiey iiivc umn vu-nom ,iui 'the past ten days. To linker Tor Two ,' Cunnoll of La Grande, weilt to Haker-thls mornin? where 'e will spend two days on business. I'unnoll la a railroad man for- vrly of San Krunclseo, Calif. , JYom IlollywcMKl ' j Mrs. C. l- Vandcwater and fa- Hier H, It. Taylor who have been . vlnltiiiff for-a day in l.a urarnii! : with J. laylor. oroiner. oi .-ir. Ml- Harry Iluiiman, Mrs. M lotu 's daughter. Culhtl To California Mrs. liliKabelh Oonnelly left by train hist night for 1-ong Beach. Cal.. where she was called by tho Hddcti death of her nephew, who died of blood poisollih tic was the son of Mrs. O'llara of l.a (irandc. . formerly , - Walton League. To Meet ' Members or the Halton League will meet tomorrow night at the Saea.iawea Inn t a 7 o'clock din- iK'e'to bo followed by a program .w business meet inc. J. K. Wood- V ell,-secretary, vrges all member be present at tho mcoting. r i ' ' , I It.'publJran.H ltctunt A 'Twopciii1fdaVs"un train. No. t-M 'this morning passed ' through t . ; J ' the ft uk1'. The conifdian bus a i Judge Knonlcfi In flntftniKsew- ivay with him that brings out the i Circuit Judge Khowlcn went to chuckles all the Hunt and his sev ; Enterprise yesterday to hold a em I skits w ere "soinci king mjiw j court session. , ' nnd different." j Hut Will wasn't - ;the whole ft how and don't think Police Clilcf Hw"' Not to lm' ox,ont of u ,Io"n l.a Ojande with delegates return- . a strange premonition of death enters, principally from the sell ing from the republican convention yesterday came true for Frank iiior's home state, held at Kellogg. Ma., during the .Hangs, photographer uf the fash-1 To Arkansas, the day Is one of past few; d"ys; They w'ero return joni,t,io and film notables of Xew great importance. To the thou-' Ing to their homes In Pocateljo, York and Hollywood for many sands of friends who for more than Hoi.we, and other Idaho points. - year., a quarter of a century have sup- : Hunks was found dead In his bed -sported Itoldnsou lu bis campaigns Mrs. I'lirscl Hotline today at the Isthmus of Sanla Ot- for public oirice, the notification! Mrs. Km her K. Pursel of Union ftllna Island where he had gone on afforded an opportunity to show returned today to her home after ur;,tloii wilh his friend. Ulehard Ihelr cstociu. visiting In Wuodbnrn. Mrs. I ur- d Was liiet In l-a Grande by Wal ter Cock and 1.. C. Terra! I and sons. Franklin. Vance and Itob.-ii. They drove from l a Grande 16 I'nioti, I'wini Srailli. Mik. Kli.'ihcl!i Molott'' nnd iri-ar ldiHiKhtcrrt. Nadlno i.nd lluv- .tK. lliilfnmii. all of KntrrprlKR today on tholr way home from So-. nllle where they nave spent uyi last two and a nan montn.s visu Inli Mrs. lOirry llilfrman, .Mrs. Me lottc'M daUKliter. ' I ltd urns I'rom Momioiitli I .Miss Martha Glosson f KIgin 'returned tody f ruin "Monmouth ihere she has been attending nor )N,i for the past year. Miss Gloss- nn was met in l.a Grande py-two fii.nds an. I Fay ;isie Paxton of li Granilc ay Mclntyre of Elgin. They made the trip to Klgln by automo- uxw, .Miss Glosson will teach mac (SuiuuiervlHc this year. IntonMing; Propmm Tonight McCorklc andj , particularly InteroirKug pro ent to Hunting-'cram for the regular Thursday i-vi- ping ent rtainnieiit at Hot Lake to- piht at 7:15 o'clock has been an- nounced, M. I. Carter and Walter j M. Pierce, former governor, will spejik. Miss Helen Williams will a group of piano solos and jhss Jfan Williams will give a ronp of readings. A cordial tnvi- tat Ion to Ji Grande folk is extend- , d. On Way To Portland 1 Mr. und Mr?. Oren CXiupb'.il. of 1 Wallowa, stopped tn I.a(irande yesterday On their way to Portland world tour in Hie year l:i''-..o. Me lor a brief visit before the opening will spend a large proportion of his of the' school year. Mr. Campbell time in Italy whieh is sometimes Is superintendent of the "Wallowa called the biggest ancestor of mo schools. They have been at Wal- dcin architecture. Iowa all summer w here Mr. Camp- ' bell has been at the desk In the P.eiinti l-'mm Eat lodge, Thoy slopped here for din-; Miss Yahtte Hsircr has returned, n. r and a round of golf ut tho I.a ifroiu an extended summer trip In (irande country club, .which she visited In several see- tionw of the ('piled States and Can- CalrluTlip Until Vtda. crossing the entire continent c. P. Il.dbrook. It. H, Snhb.r, l.a mid seeinir many interesting cities Gran.b; numbers of the fire de-'and places. Miss Harer was ae partini nt, and Harry Starr of Hot comiatil"d on the trip by Mis Lake, we-fff flshng ycstcnlay In the Helen I.eis, of Sab ni. Miss Knr. south fork of the Wallowa river, er was a deiejtiile to the Zeln Tail ab.ive I.ostlnC In Wallowa county. Alpha convention at the Itig Win They returned In the evening with Inn. In a beautiful fectmu or coun thelr baskets filled with trout, try 0't utiles from Ontario. Among Tli.y ea tight tho limit, they report, the cities Miss Harer visited were Mr. llolbrook slipped on tho rocks Toronto. Montreal, Itoston, i New on the riverbed of the swift stream York, Washington, O. C. St. Louis, nnd took an unwanted bath In th. '1 envcr. Colormto Springs. Los An icy water, otherwise tho trip Peb.n, when- she caw her sisier. was successful. San Francisco, Sacramento and . ; i Portland and Vancouver, Wash. ..iScrHic! Cnltromlu IMilhling Miss Harer wn particularly Im J, E. Tourtellotte. Portland arch- pressed with Niagara Falls ymong iteet who visited In I .a Grande yes- seenie pointy visited and enjoyed terday. calls southern California Ho- ton as a pieturequt city and "an experiment station." It is ft Washington. P. C. as a partleul-reBula-r buven for architevts, ho arly bautirul one. She in an O. S. s-jV-v ;tn-J b. p!aitf to xpwl hH C, stiidvnt. Will King's Wit Liked at Arcade Last Evening (A III VII W) Wlfrnn rampant and there was Uz7.1lng color in plenty at the Ar- cade theater when Fanehon & Marco presented their Theatrical Idea yesterday. t It didn't - take Will Kliitr nnv - longer to tickle the audience's, fun ' nybone than It took hint to fret on rreuy pins ne wnsni: The Theatrical Me presented skits of grand opera, musical conic ,ily and finally n nod rn r. vue. The jcoftuinlnirs and settfnus wtre color- 'ful and the sinKinir (rood. In be- Iween tln-se three Kinit. wiui l.. I'onoar. punei his iiiiuiy uiii-m, In J"t " blonde that ra- 'VlltrtJ 'uty plus personality be- . . ... ,., . . . . t pupport. Miss C ydo had a solo 11 , , i i jliintiKT hiiii iiii'it nun n 11 f s danclnff team. ! -'; wo nPHnuse with her ncro- .al,c work ,lmt Wl,a rTlU'1 tta An eff Ctive lilt wan a "bobbed -haired bandits" chorus dance that finsiiitirhtM " Mickey Myrlck. of th local or- chestra playlni? for the t heater. drew a round, of applause when he jtook thV part of a "pink tea sheik" tin one of King's skits. wj y n CC;rr Am1IIIj& itii OOililT RESULT OF BOAT 2l . MISHAP TODAYMk tl inscription: "Our Joe, next , ' AIJQCICI'A, l'a.. Aug. 30 (AC) Three persons are missing and arc believed drowned whilo -0 oth- ers., nieinbeCH of the crew of the towboat Allqulppa of the Jones and liuguiin ioel corporation, were rescued when the towboat turned over In the Ohio river cany touay. 'j'j,e accident occurred directly opposite tile Alhiulpi a plant or l lie steel corporation as the towboat .was maneuvering to pick up a tow 'of 10 barges on which was 6000 tons of steel to be transported to Memphit-. Tcnn., today. A double crew was on tho tow- boat when without warning s'ie turned keel upward. Ouick work on the part of a ferry boat crew, ' nearby the scene of the accident, i nrevented a large loss of life. Jones unj Uiughlln officials said. The - ferj - crew tossed liic preservers to ihuiH, .st,nggMng In the water and , ( th..,.,. nru' thought tu have l.t'.A,.ur., shme nriiU Prliillni1 " v " 1 m - : f -. Ill ... '' -. lf itlllll isiMiuefi l rue j JluGIAVOOH. Cal., Aug! .10 .(AP) 7i;,rthelnicss. Heports from the ls-. bind said death was due either to a heart ailment or acute liidlges(loii( liecauso of that premonition of death. Hongs IcmI refused to attend the wedding of his daughter, Vic- turina two days ago. PfiSyijifia AflllOIinCCd fQr (Jlllb THlC I'lOlJ Curings for the first round the W-! elUb ciiiimplotiship on 1 he l.a Giaude country club cimit: were announced today. The first round must be finished by Sept, 5. tlie second by S-.pt. 1 the third by Sept. li" and the finals by Oct. 1. Palrintrt follow; C. H. l'eytinhlS vs. W. II. Pettier: NViman Frees vs. I.. K . Ktir.ei: n.-c. rerKins v is vs. rphy Harry Xurlri k: r. Pay Mil vs 1. Crowe; G. I.. I.nnson vs. John TM.-'seii: Charles Kicks vs. ' Chase toll nenka nip: Frel I,aner j vs. Fred Kbblb : Paul Meyers vs. I'lmer Stodditnl. winter there himself studying the architecture of some of California's beautiful residences. "The archl- tects in Cajifoinia have the wealth of people for whieh to practice," h'says. "People there have much money at their disposal and as a result southern California lias more original architect tin Hum any oth- fir place in the world." When Mr, Tourtellotte gets through with 'Southern California he is going abroad to sc some more buildings. He cxptcts to make a round the ROBINSON TO BE NOTIFIED THIS EVENING (Continued from pfga 1) who will deliver notification ud- drees. Speech of ueceptaneo by Senator Koblnnon. Ihnedletlon hy Itnbbl A. 11. lthlne. Hot Sprint's. ly Waller Chanihllu Associate! Vn'x staff Writer llOT HritlNCH, Ark.. Auic. 0. (Al') Kroiu tlie four corners of the nation, democrata a were troop-I -nii..v in tin i itn- tn.liw lnli Ilil.i (Varks for tlie formal notincatioii I of a sotitlurner. Senator Joe T. ltoblnson of Arkansas, of his selec tion as party's vice presidential nominee. They found a city bedecked for the occasion and nearly every one expressed surprise at th' natural beauty of the little amphitheater In which ceremonies will be held to- nlcht. 'Hie senator. In orde frreot visitors personally as many of the 1 .. , . , , . fts possible, hadnrraiiKed t tin possible, hadnrran;ed to be up thel' first successes. enr.ry and also had disposed of his businesH so as to have the entire - 1J.KS IX STATU Ml'.Ur day free to devote himself to wel- ASTOK1A. Ore. AUff. 3. (AC) com I iii? his friends. The first day of tho three-day ses- . reparations for the ceremonies stou of the state lodtfe of elks not were completed last nli;ht. lteforo under way here this mornlnv with retlrlnB. the fenaior spent a few more than one thousand out of minutes testing out tlie amplifiers low n elks already here and another which have been installed to carry thousand expected before niuM his volc to the distant corners of., fall. 1 the amphiiheator anI also well up the mountain sides where many are erpected to pat her. , Kroiu every hotel, lat)i house and office build intf floated red. white and blue streamers while the " " banners. Jimonc thei at intervals with in several bear- ivice president." 1 Mrs. ltoblnson to whom the sen- ntor gives much credit for his poll- tt.(ii success also had arranged n program to keep her busy to vir- tually the notiiicatlon hour. She Was up late last night welcoming many of the first arrivals and fin- ally separated hersel? from a group of friends in tlie Arlington lobby with the remark: I must no see that my hushaml Is In heel. i Her program today included a reception being given by the de- mocratlc women at Hot Springs to women members of the national committee and on the committee notiiicatlon. - She ulso had a full list of engagements for the utter-' noon. John J. ltaskob. chairman of the democratic national committee:. Senator Peter G. Gerry. Khode Is- land, a member of the democratic camp were scheduled to arrive in the cily this morning. Aniong others to arrivo was. Chmdo (J. Ilowcrs of ev York. contention and the man selected to notify formally the senator of bis s. leciion for second place on . , ..... .... i"1' ncaei. ma mmi iroin.vuose 1..,n-r. .,,ltlA.r,,lU,K. t tui.ru-. 1 -'or the party, the great bulk of tho gathering thousands were south-I lty , special proclantat ion of flovernor Harvey Parnell, the day Is a holiday throughout the Mute , m honor of tin first native sun ever lo be accorded a place on a prcddentlul licket. I Alma And Ricpi'do In Marital Strife I.OS AXGi:i.KS, Aug. 30 (AP) The Fxnmiiier says Alma Keulicos and Pb-ardo Cortez for Jong coit sidered among the examples 'of h;ippy home life In the film colony ,Jia'e separated the uetress living in the raniliy luausion while Cor- tez has moved to an apartment. "Just one of those things," said both when questioned regarding lite sel.:ir;il inn. Tho liitoll ieve tnfik - - " ' I'bice last night when the couple w ere mi n w ay net w cen soup ana roast duck while meeting for din ner at home, indicating that they are friends despite the separation. Cortez moved from home Mon day night. ffiK5nTfiSln? Jack Holt Dorothy Rcvier Directed hy George Se.it. , i rl'.'f. drama uf evtt.y life to thrill r.iw:lnnl. and t IK haul yini. A love Interejd. Mhieh i. dirrerent. It liolilx V-n fast with itM l.ltter-HWeel-iii fi. and iiaiot little tuitx. Screen Comedian's 1 ivi'uiiij t iu vi u I Hi, a i uv nielli - j 31 OtIlr IiUVl(l lOd(iyunco money will be enough to re- 1KtLI.VWOOl. Cal., Atiif. 3 (XI') Tua world of rfiakwbelleve pnyH huinauo today to u mother who avo to It her life and her fVfil iwo sons who In their way.i art Kcreendom'H great eoinedtuna have carried to the fofe her name. Ainoui; Iter kind In life. Mi-it Hannah Chaplin cues to her (irnvo : here today In tho rnlilst of the city I.. t.i.-li Iwi fllllinilM Koiim found fame and fortune as sho found U a ieure tf years before In old Kng land. .. s. In V ' verdant ceirietery over whhh hrtffwn mountain foothills atch In their aweeja down to the iiearliy ea, n!h will be Uld to rest. At her bier. Charles Chaplin, her eldest soj -toKetlier wan a few In (iuiato friends will stand. Ills brother, Sydney In Kurope, will mourn her abroad, unablo to at tend -the last, rites, whieh will be severely simple. M.ve than Hie mere pussinn of a loved one, the burial will bp tho loss of a creat Ideal to the two sons, it was sne wno taugni incm bve of tlie theater, eneourajreil their first efforts and applauded LOCATE MANGLED ,.,( , (Conjtnued from Pace 1) lenin enilime' rial itilot iilwl us-iO ciatc of Merrill, reached tho wreck at li:30 l. lu., .an airplane piloted by Raymond I- Kltchemnan of the cuftis f'ying service flying over- head glided them to the place, Kltchemnan m bis report said the bodies were round SO feet from i'm wr-'d; They were not burned. he said. 1 The lane was a total wreck and had evidently crashed Inlo'the trees at a terrific speed and was dashed ; to bits. a Kalrcblld pilot who flew over the tree v-ro en reported the ground andjhlir tn havu to i,ulld. tot several icei arouuu m'i,iw?" 1 , i bad been bunuHl. Indicating J i siacklaud: "It was a good that tho plane had caught fire alt- crashing. The spot , Is inaccessible except by foot and the bodies will be packed out today. Mr. Uusscll said. Itonne's body will hd shipped to Huffalo, where he, was manager of the municipal airporl. Merrill's body will bg brought lo New York by train. ;, f INTERVI7sl)N THE. COURT HOUSE , (Contlltuvd from-Page 1) Hon l not a serious matter.'! - . I-. '.. Terrell, local attorney, and city recorder: "It Is difficult to give a definite opinion unless one were In possession of all the facts of the case; such ns tho cost of a new building, salo of the obi build ing and tip lot. I believe a loca tion nearer tho business section of I'L.VKHAb SI JlVfCI-N Funeral services, for Arthur Giles, who passed away yesterday. will be held from the Snodgrass - Zlm mermiin chapel at 1:30 o'clock Fri day afternoon, with tho Uev. J. A. Hall in charge. Interment will be made In the 4Jdd l-'idlows's ceme tery. The deceased had made his home here lor the past 13 yearn.. M.MCTIIA l.l.M N HWAItliS Marina Klh n Edward. 73. pass ed away last night at llr.'l't o'clock at Hie Grande Komb- hospital after ii short illness. Attn. Edwards had mad' her home at ll"; G avenue f0(- the past horn June 13 11 years. She wn 1 sdii. Four sons and thrc daughters survive to mourn her loss. They nre Esther Welch. Toledo, lire., Elizabeth Fuller, San Francisco, Martha lljorsness. San Franelsco. E. S. Edwards. St. Hid ens. Oregon. It. I.f Edwards. l.a Grande. A. W. Edwards, Chicago. W. I.. Edwards. Elgin. Funeral ar rangements will be announced la ter. , Friday Saturday '( omcdy "Uivvii-: v.m;s i i "iiii.ii M'triv Obituary (the city would ho preferred If the Icountv is to build. Vet if the insur- l Its former stale , of usefulness, 1 j can eo no more necessity for a new building now than tliero was before, tho ,flre. However, this matter will have to be decided by the people of the county." , L, A, Wright, drucKlHt and state fish eoiiitiilKslouer; When asked the pointed question of whether ho favored n new court house or not. Mr. Wright with a whimsical smile, replied, "Of course 1 do. I have I always favored u new court house In l ii lu u. Seriously, I doubt If the. people are ready to voto tho j lax for h, new bulldhu;.' ( Tom Itraxler, real csta,le and in-f suranca; "I uouhl rather know ' mervllle also says ho believes ihej more about the proposed new ' thlnir to do is to repair tho old building and the cost to be Incur- building. red before making a definite state- "liulld u m w courthouse by nil' mept of opinion about the maiter. means." says li. II. Cuiiiiiimbam ! Of course the present location is u'lPf i nlmi, who was a l.u tliande yttle Inconvenient and a'new build-; visitor today. "The old one Is not 1 inji nearer the business ' section would be more convenient for j those who find It necessary to fee- Muent the county courthouse. Tho county Is gradually improving its financial condition, and It miht It u fjood Hi en to keep 11 that w ay for a iow years." t r. H. .Connor, merchant and president of the local commercial elub; "Hardly In a position to ven ture a definite opinion as 1 have not made myself fully acquainted with tho muttci-, but doubt If the present tax conditions would justi fy an Indebtedness sufficient to build.- lteyond this, I have no sug gestions, to offer at tho present time." COVK. Ore., Aug. 3 (Special) The sentiment In Covo seems to tend to want building a new court house. Many men. when inter viewed, questioned tlie cost of the new building, yet "w.ere in favor of It, If tho taxes would not be too greatly Increased. Some of the statements follow: A. A. Antics: "lfl we need a new court house, I am heartily In favor of building ono largo enough for our needs." y ' S. 11. Welliier:'' "It would cost something, but I1 much rather the building was .down town, and would "have to put up a new illlu.Hi. .- Hliiur or later." W. J. Hallmark: "I think now Is )n(, (niP to build t They nro go- why vtot ji,Uihling, but it was not made right. It will cost all they get out of the insurance to fix ll up and then it won't he .satisfactory. If they can sell flio old building for what It Is worth, it would bo better lb build a new one." Mrs. Kvcrtt , Powell: "We ought to liavo a new court hotiM.-. U. Conkllu: "It seems lo me that we will almost have to have a new one." T. O. llefly: "If It doesu'l cost too much, we'd belter have U ." MrlfpM TOP'S 1 IOD U C T I O N imMn ()7 ii A Great Human Drama! lilnir X'hlor'M lirst pirftirr slneo "'rill. I tie; 1'annle." Ah IdK tinil apiMNilinu in Its way iim Ihal worhl'l'amous Mit'f'N. Willi James "Murray Eleanor lioardnian Pert Roach m .Mlnto m:v.s A 1 ' ; R; fX f Times are hard right iiu ih'H nun, l(, MMUIU UU U1UH1U l bujjd hut it would ho better to re- build, it oUKbt to be put to a voir (of the people. As for the site, I'd just as soon sec. It where It Is i. K, Anderson; "They better j build one don't seo anything else j to do. If they do repair tlie old one, the repairs wutihl amount to , a eonsiilerahle num. ;nnl tint ftniy;li-! Jed product wuld not le very satin- j I factory." i It. 13. Vaiidennuhf, fanner, says. "ConsitU-riiii? the present heavy tax ouriien ui t ulon county. 1 believe tlie court house should be rupuir ed and not a new ono built." l'"" l;'t', farmer Uvliu; near Sum- tl fit one for l.a Clrande." "ltepair the old one. We have too many taxes and bonds to pay now. and tlie site of the court house now is as nice as any In town," says man of i . N. 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