La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION toilrai? THE WEATHER ,.. . ' . ii - OHKOON; l-'Ktr but with valley fogs tonight und Muturduy, no chungo In .temperature. 'r.. ,. - m If It VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. MEMBER .ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 93. TO INCREASE POST OFFICE HAILROUTES Nearly 200 More People Will Be Given Daily , Deliveries . EFFECTIVE WHEN PATRONS APPLY Permission for Extension Received from Wash ington - Yesterday By Ralph Huron The La Grande punt off ice mull route Is to have tin boundaries ex tended to Include 192 in ore people at 67 possible stops, according to Italph Huron, local posiinaator. Delivery to the homes In the pa tcnslon territory will be Blurted ii r toon h 8 persona within the dis trtct signify their desire to make use of the service by meeting re uulrcments of the tT. S. postal ser vlco. . ' Any person wishing mall de livered to hbt home must place at hia gale or door a mall box and In form tho locaj postofflce of thin fact by letter. Riving In the written application the namo of the homo owner and the persona living in tho house to whom mail lu to be dc llvcred. . Grant Kccolveil Ycatcixlay Tho total distance of tho In creased territory covers 1.400 yards. Notification or the Km nt was received from Washington, D. t, yesterday by. Post master Huron, who applied for the ex tension about a month ago. The extended route Ih tho clly will Include tho following addition al district: Spruce to Balm atreet on ' Covo nvcnuo , Cherry from Adams to Cove avenue: Kant O avenue In tho J 900 block; eastern limit on JJast O und Cove to a point where there are sidewalks on each aide of the street: on Kast Adams and Including the new of fice building of the state highway department; on First north of the track from Crook to Benton. Two Daily IMiveiios Mall w ill be delivered two limes a duiv in tho morning und Wehliig. The extra mall service will bo bundled by Wiles Uuhlin, who is engaged in part time service by the local postofficc. The territories of the six regular curriers in tho city postal service will be slightly rearranged to make for the best efficiency, it is said. Jury Selected In Black Case At Enterprise Forty-two Men Examined Befpre Twelve Selected Case May Reach Jury Tomorrow Night ISESSIONOF CONGRESS IN APRIL SEEN Hawley, of Oregon, Pre dicts Meeting for Farm Relief, Tariff KNTEItPUIKK. Ol.. Jun. 11 (Special to tho Clbsurver). A jlliy vu8 HocureU thin morning- in the tilul or thu cuse of the slalo of Oregon .win Kr.d M. Hlk. HOOVER CONFERS ehurged jointly w ith Harry Now- 7 WITH VI IHI I BOOT berK for the slioolinc of U-nmril W11H CiLilMU KUU1 Olson, ot Lostlne. during tho door' seanou In Wallowa county last full Coldest Weather Of Winter Seen For Middlewest Five Below Predicted for Chicago; Frigid Wave ' Heading South from Canadian Plains uwu. cuumy iusi, inn . , . , pnecy. neraius ui snow leu on Newberg was found guilty of In- I I UMUcIit-cItJCt Ilclb UHLlb- ng the night, but clear skies we voluntary manblaughtcr yesterday , and Is to - be sentenced tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock by Circuit Judge' J. W. Knowlea. The Jury In the Bluck cast was not Impaneled until 4J veniremen hud been examined. The" ' state then commenced of testimony, ' Cour CHICAGO. Jan. 11 (AP) The midwest tonight will encounter the ; second spell of severe cold of the year, the weather bureau promised today. t : . Zero by nightfall In the Chicago ( forecast district and five below by , tomorrow morning, was .the pru- phecy. Herulda of snow fell dur- pre ual Number of Visitors to l,dl lu ilw crme by tho time Today; Many Problems,, The ero wave is coming from Talked .the northwest states and tho Ca- Jtiadmu plains, where temperature '' " - 'readings were well under aero lust WASHINGTON. Jan. II I AIM iiiirht. the Introduction llepresentativt Hawley of Oregon, j litijuuinls Today irt room observ- chulrmaii of the ways and means 1 IJIbwards In North Dakota und era expect the case to go to the committee, after a lengthy confer- Minnesota early today had piled jury tomorrow evening. p"ce with President-elect Hoover U, drlfla that blocked highways The trial of the case of the state Thursday predicted a special cs- (llj delayed buses and trains lu vs. Kred It. Asher. Enterprise city Hlwn "''out the middle of April to some sections. Grand Korks, N. 1).. marshal, who is charged with tho uttend to both farm legislation und reported a 3ti-mlle wind which shooting or William Ditch, bus turirr revision. Hawley linked the ,,1(ed up drifts that bloeked vir been postponed until next Monduy lwo Pioblems together, stating that tunlly all roads in that vicinity, morning. the "tttrifr is the greatest relief the Kreaklsh weather was reported ; furm has or ever will have." . iiiKiiiai-ck. X. D. It rained there Tho Oregon representative was t noon, with the temperatures 38 . of the dplulon that by April 20. aMOVe; three hours later there was the sub-commlttees of his commit- a uilxzard with 14 above, and at tee Vould have sufficiently .elabo- njKnl a 30-mlle wind sent tho ther- rated Hie findings of the full com- momcter down to 10 below cro. mittec on turirr revision to allow consideration by congress to be gin. I tool Visits IlfKivrr MMbu Huot, secretary of state lu . . . , , the Jtoosevelt cabinet, had inure Hiree changes In the time for Uwl (in houpl C(fereil(, oUliy with I'resldent-elect Hoover aa THE HOOVERS ARE BACK Times of Three Trains Will Be Changed Sunday arrival und departure of trains in Q W (h U a f' j m iiiiniA T fcr.!'..!-- lltrfliri'i'M II tim t'. Ni'fa...,-til 't he kihhI-wIM lour or Koiitli AiiM'l'h'it now Ik IiKIoi v. mill till' lluiivors 11 10 In WiinIiIiikIiiii Inr I lie firm limp hIiui) lli'lhril llnim-l-uns fllM'Kll ilil(li-lll. 'I'lllH lllrtlirc, trallnlllKIOll h) lrli'lllillll rmill Nciv York 10 Snii l-'miiriMii. kIiowm KiMy. Worlt, Mrs. Iliaiver mill U11' iii.lili'iit-i'lii't 1111011 I hr Mimivi'iV iiiHiiil ut Viihliiui-n'M 1 11I1111 kIiiiIiiii. 'Ihi' iih'turo wiin m'iii hy runt nuill from Situ I'nin i'Isih) to l.n (iriiiKh', arrlvliiK lii'n lad' ywitcnliiy. 1, a tiit.Mio m:atmi:ii Th wcathei' In la (li'iiinlp Inst nielli wiia'atlll anil cold. Hlmllar to that expeiiiMired for tho laKt week. Yesterday afternoon huh the flrnt time In ulx dayit that the Uterinum- Life Loss Seven . In Plane Crash In Pennsylvania MIIHH.KTOWN. 1 l'a.. Jan. II (AT) Only one inun uf the elKht MOTION PICTURE PROCESS IS LOST '!.a Grande have been announced. nmikfHH, , ... . tho iouVer ctrl rpKiHtn,'ed u,ove 'reexhiK point , Uml H(,t oul ,( Hn H.1iy lnniHport iThe new tlmea will becume effee- .when u maximum ol 34 wns regis-1 fpnlI1 thl, uiMl0l.t here today es caped with his life when the big Kokker cranhed a few minutes af ter tho tnkn-off. Ho Is Hergeant County, who. was soveroly Injured but ,witl recover. l'fve men wore home on 8 street. While there wus no statement concerning the subject matter of the conference. It was understood !.. li.lli..lmnilnUH ,.rrI..U An,,.. present schedule thla train urrivfw e( inlo ,he COIlv'eratttloIU!. . whe tive at l'':iU a. m. Sunday, Jun. 13. Train No. 2A, eastbound. will ar rive in La Grande at 10:40 a, in. and will lenve at 10:55. Under the tered. The minimum during lust night was It above. No change in Oregon temperatures Is the predic tion for this evening. Mr. (toot was secretary of state he made a trip to Smith America and In that country i:rnoi'K, HAito hit Handscheickel Method of Coloring Movies Is Car ried to Gravo L.OM ANOHIJCH. Jan. 11 f AO George Hcott, explorer and camera expert, found dead in a gas-fllled killed instantly and two" others ' ' ' . . "... l.VMinv j..n. 11 AI'iHMwfi u. h..i ...1.1.1.. ..... i nave carried u 111s Hruve inu winter weather Is being accompon-! .! a half arter the accident. .Hecrol of tho Hamlsohleekel process led by ttrlnne and influenza in! l.im.t,.!mnt Anaell and ITlvato tw Pictures. Scotland, Germuny und tlo Hal- Mike II. Kelly were the first namcal The homicide police bureau was i ....... vuii'," ikuna. 'to bi entered on the hospital roc- called to work on tho case, when The president-eleet had an tin-J "ne 't r 'vcr' ,fl InhaMtmitH ords as Injured. Itolh had Iork tho report showe.t that blood hnd I JBholllUt,l. wnllo dancing, in Iai Grande at 10:25 a. m. Tlie branch line train wlilch goes into W a Iowa county us far us Jos- , , . . , , . ... , , . delivered u number of speeches cph, will leave Ia Grande at lU:i.i ... ... a. ni. and will return to this city at'G:24j p. m. ' Train No. 23. westbound, will ar rive in I Ail j Grande at (i:3tl p. in. usually large number of cullers to- uf Berlin was estimated today oJnnd arma broken, and will leave at 0:45.." duv. most of them senators from be Buffering from grippe. Hospl- died later. Westbound train No. 17 will ur- the western uurlcultural alalea with tula and private clinics were being .rive In la Grande at U:3 a.m. whom ho talked farm relief IcitIh- taxed to the utmost and tholr stuffa land-will leave at "it.Jhero .was jBXioft .tuid u.-exU'ii MeaHjmv bwL ,.tm-. ' i V ;'v?; A J no change hi Hhcjtcheddro tif thld iu.w'Uoiigre;; ; u T (Corfittiiieil. ton Paire 5) i if (train or the following: . ' 5 I ..i r ... 1.1 A Hn. ......... II..... f,..ir .... ...u ' 1 Jiaill 0. ii Ul l IVIMK l " !' "llri mm mi uvui a and leaving at 10:10; No. 20 arriv- discussion with Mr. Hoover on Hie lug ut 3:&fi a. m. und leaving ut iissibllltles of commerciul aviation 4:05; train No. 1 arriving at 11:06 communications wllh South Ainer l.leut. DR. RICHARDSON IS SPEAKER AT CLUB MEETING The IMcsbytwiun Men's club held one of the best meetings of the season last night with nearly 60 It Grunde men In attendance. Lr. A. U nichardson was the principal speaker. He spoke concerning the Mayo Brothers clinic In Rochester, Alinn., which he visited this (sum mer. The work of the clinic, the town IlKeir,- the personalities of the Mayo brothers, the patients were topics discussed In an Interesting fashion by Itr. ltichurdson. K. Jrlurleyof la Grunde. sang sonn enjoyable vocal numbers. The meeting was held at Hr. ltlchard son's homo. After the meeting Mrs. ltichurdson assisted -b Mrs. J. , vtga Walz served refreshments. at nifcht and leaving at J:1&. J.F.HeastyBuys George's Share LXGLES PLAN iNTERTAINMENT FOR THURSDAY St a meeting of Kagles lodge h id lost night urrangemcnta were ' Tor the launching of the F O. 1: i-.iMcball season which will be gin oon with indoor practice. Ail a: j.ibera were urged to be present at U'e next n-gulur meeting of the i'Kit.' Jan. 17, when final plane will be made. At that time an entertainment. "A Wild Night." will be given. "Art big glove boxers who want a good workout or to see one should be there," it Is announced. One of the early presidents of the lodtfe, Wllllum Hanson, now 1'. W. V president last night in the pas't chair and Supreme Audi tor rt. M. Kcrtx was also in attendance. WliWK VICTIM IllKS rointLANIf. Jan. 01 (A) Mrs. Kitiina I. like. 70. died here today from injuries suffered Iec. So In an automobile uccldeiu. lea. Senator JilitKham. of Connecti cut said the president-elect had a broud vision. o aviation affairs und was keenly Interested in this foi'iu uf cominuuleulioii between ! , (Continued on Page ft) v WOOL GROWERS GATHER TODAY IN BAKER CITY Of Station Here DENTAL SOCIETY WILL MEET HERE uie opem- Eastern Oregon Associa- In the future. & LiUIl ouiiveiiuuit OKI, 1UI Feb. 25 and 26 J. K. Ileasty has purchased Frank GeorKCs Interest in the Heasty & George filling station on West Adams avenue, he announc ed toduy. and will he tor of the business In Mr. George bus purchased a farm in Krultdalo and will devote 1ms Interests to tills end, it I-s announc ed! Ho expects to move onto his 1 new property about the first tit Tho Kastern Oregon I Mstrict April. Heiital association will meet In la Mr. George will reimilu at the Grande Monday and I unsday. Keb. station with Mr. Heasty for u short iU " turning lo ttnnounce tiino. It Is said. ment made today. An attendance j 01 niui 1; i min 1 Mif ueniisis 1 roin t Kastern Oregon, Kastern Washlng ; ton and Western Idaho are expect ed to be lu this city at that time. Visiting dentists h-oiii Portland, Walla Walla and llolsc. also will ' take part on the program. 11 Dr. Itnv Cutf. of Ituki-r. 1m nt-i'Ml. liAKKIt, Ore., Jun. 11 (Al') The unnuat convention of Oregon Wool Growers association openeil here today with more than lo a,t teuritng. Talks by leaders uf ill) group sounded a note of 0itlmlsm. . Tho growing cooperation be tween the sheep and cattle IndiiH itieH was commented upon by Mac Ange.ll oozed from Scott's moiilh, a cir Icumstuncn consldurco: unusual In I asntivxiattun cases, oil the tlteory Tho list of dead follows: tImt tll0 MWin iiKht have been Lieut. Henry Itosser Angoll, pilot, mur(orod , , -, . , . Scolt wns a bruliior-ln-luw of Max HandKchelrkel, late inventor of the motion picture coloring pro cess and wns said, after I lie death or Handscheickel to be tho onfy person living who knew the secret of lis formula. Police said th-it Mrs, HamlKchelckal wns in a sani tarium, und had turned over to Scott, her hrolhor, a power of attorney. j Flu Conference Leader Stricken By the Disease Medical Heads Gather in Washington; Means of Prevention Come in for Discussion WASHINGTON, Jun. II (AP) Having .heard that one way to catch inftueniui was to drink out of a friend's cocktail glass, the national conference cabled to con sider the disease mot toduy to lis ten to a report of its committee on epidemic p buses of the malady. Tho conference wan minus its leader, Surgeon General Cummlng, who himself Was 111 from Influ enxa, und It had been Informed by Dr. G. H. Hlgelow, state health orricer of Massachusetts, that in hut opinion there was no influenaa epidemic. Dr. Hlgelow in addition to saying that hn was tired of reading about tho supposed epi demic in the newspapers, declared that graphs, charts end figures is sued were nothing more than re ports on the panic of tho nation. Other Fall to Agrco If any uf Dr. Hlgelow's fellow physicians and health officers agreed with him they Vailed to say so, but Dr. M. J. Koseuau pro fessor of preventive medicine at Harvard, asserted thut ha believed that lufluenxa did not kill peoptu but that pneumonia wus respon sible foV the fatalities. Dr. Kosenaii, a member of a committee who recently reported the discovery or a new pneumonia serum, announced that his com mittee would meet here after tho close of the inliuoniea conference. Hu said he believed that work dono by tho present conference would help In bringing about u euro for pneumonia and influenxa and that lila cure would probably bo 4n tho form of a serum. How 10 Avoltl Gcrmo The warning that there was dan ger or getting InflueitKa by drink ing out or a friend's cocktail glass was given by Dr. Krank Smithies, of Chicago, a conference niembor. He also said thut dancing with tho faces too close and wearing too ! many clothes were other tilings not to do If one would avoid influenxa. Look over your partnen'a hn ad- REED SCORES TREATY FOR WORLD PEACE Long Awaited Address Is Made By Senator from Missouri Today ; RESERVATIONS IN PLAN UNDER FIRE Lists Wars Which Would Be Expected from Ope ration of Pact; Attacks Pacifists . vIhviI. ."ho rlmt your fuue won't ho expoHcd to thu RerniH from your liurtiior. . THKATV KPIUIIAMX ' WASHINGTON, Jan. II (AP) The lonir dritwn out debute on the KelloKK treaty to outlaw war In fllllnK tho congrsmlonul rec ord wllh epluruniB, ulons with the KerloiiH ui-Kiimentu on the merlti! of the pact. Here are u few tern, senator ial nayiitKH, culled lit random durinit the hint few days from Hpeechen of various members on the HUhJcet: "Aktu to the commandment 'Thou Bhall not kill'." Menator Waipner of New York. "A pliuiH pronouncement of pure piffle," Kcnator Hlalne of WlHconain, . "I'erfeol," Henator Hhortrldge of California; . "A mi hIi in the ulr," Henator Hruco of Maryland. "A Keature. but a noble uea ture." Henator Hwanaon of Vir ginia. "If we are Kolng to throw a kln to Hurope let u underntand that It carrlea no obllitntiona of iniitrlmony," Senator Reed ot MIhnoui'I. . 1 "A provlHlon' that rlirht. nut mlKlit, Hhiill be our nulde In the future." Henator RhuhiIoII ,o( IjoiilHlana. "It puta iih In the poMltlon of iihImk hymn booka for our flrnt lino of defenae." Henator Mo Lean of Connecticut , ' I'rlvalti Wlkc H. Kdlly, i Htmiiit I."- I rutin. HtTireunt rronan. Hi.rirf'unt MiM'artlicy. I'rlvalo Hirrh. rrlvalo .Ione. All urn al Inched lo the United KUltcH ill'lliy Pont ut Hollllii, Held. Dismiss Charge Against Teacher JAMKHTllWN, Term., Jan. I ! (A.l') Tho I'lilil-Kc or vlolatlmt a TVnncHKee atatille prohlhlttnR the tfiU'hliiK of I he theory of evolu tion In the public aihools of the Hoke of rcnilleton. Ill rcaponmi to ,,,. ri. nninat 1'iof. Klmore weli-omlnir uildiiH by Wllllulll (;,.nry uf the JimiicbIowii rcIiooIh, Annual Clam Feed To Be January 14 The Jxuak Walton league hold its first annual clam feed on dent of the association. Diiby, secretary of Cattle ussoclii' tlon. Reports of President K, G. War ner and Hecrelary W. A. Holt, rt; fleeted the spjill of optimism. The sheep and wool industry In Oregon now represents an Invest ment ol1 firty million dollars with an u n mini payroll of Ml teen mil lion, speakers derlarud. , The convention will close with a banquet Katurday evening. Wool men are here from aa far east aa Uinuliu. was dismissed hero today by Hoard of Kd ileal Ion. Booth lo Answer Reformists Monday H U'THWOLD, Kng., Jan. i! (AP) An olTiclul stuletm nt Issued lu behair of .Gem-nil Pram well Expect 1 Smith To Assume Lead, Minority Party STATE PRISON POPULATION IS AT A MAXIMUM KAI.Ktf, (He.. Jun. II (l') IIoiihIuk or ciinviilH lit the lln uon Hlale pfnilentlury Iuih reached Hie polnl where Hie Barely of the ln Blltlltlon Ih ini'lliici'il unci llislruc tlmiH iih lo further iirociMlurc lu connection wllh recelvlnit new In liiatcK Ih linked ill Ihe Male biiuril or control In a Idler by Henry W. Meyera, all perllllellf lent , Maximum racllllii'H Tor Burn 'ki-cpinK or convlclH. iih act foiih WAHHINOTONf, Jan. H (AP) Henator Uoed, of Miasourl, fam- Iuim ia all Irrecftnnilahle oiiponent of (lie ' leu true ot 'natlbri, ljdi'tyr' iiiikIo Ilia Ioiik a waited attack on . lhe KelloKir treaty to renounce war'' 11 an liiHtrtimont uf national pot-- Icy. The .MlHBOiirlaii declured that ho would have refrained from apeak-. Init iiKulnHt the pact If an.lnterpre NKW VOItK. Jan. 11 (Al') latlvo rcBoliilhin or report had been. Tho New York 'Hmoa today mild , brouuht In, hut that tho fulltire It wan hinted In ilemocratlii clreliw of lima clearly aet forth Amerlriui Hint Alfred K, Hinllh would declaro vlewa mado It neooHHiiry for every hluiBeir tho net mil 11 a well an tho Henator to look cloHely Into what titular head or tho democrtlc party the treaty meant before KivliiK IiIj In u nation-wide radio apeoch next advice und coiiaent to ratification. W'edneHday uvenlnff. I Am ho aiioke Henator Reed had No Intimation camo from Mr. 1'0'oro him on an eac! a larrto Hmllh or parly leadera what ho "'"I' of the world ahowlnic the Urll would iIIhciikh. It a made clear lh poHHOHHliinH and BihereH ot In- 011 li Ih behalf that ho would not re. , terCKt In hrlishl red colorlliK. veal thu Hiibject of Ilia aildrcaa In MemloilH "HxcciitloiiH" "What the natloiiH of the world have not been uble to llcoompliHlt In all time," Keed declared, "Ih now Local Young Men Seek Appointments l-'raui'la Newlln, aon or Mr. and Mr. Cheater Newlln. or I .a Ciramle. III'. H. H. and Ham Walker, of Iji Cranil.i, Monday. Jun. 14 In the hucajawcu Hrownton. or U (trumln la vice Inn at 7 o'clock, It was announced president, and l)r. Itay Murphy, or today by the Becrotary, lr. J. K. iM Grande, l aecretary-treaaurer. WoodelT. j liMt year the aaBOdutlou con- Tho clam reed will be for mem- ventlon was held In Haker. The hers only. It Is announced. Offi- meetlnir will be held ut one of the cera for the comlnir year will be local hotels. Announcement of elected and other business mutters the program will ho mude later. 1 Weal point Military academy. are to be taken tip. 1 ' he program v. Ill Include speeches. The examinations are Riven dur- reuuinir or papers und round tulilo Imr the year In several Oreh'oll discussions. . towns Including Iluker. will be in Maker tomorrow lo take the examinations for ciitranrn into liuval and military academleH. j Mr. Newlln will seek enlniiiin Into Ihe t'nlted Hlutes Naval acu'-' demy at Annupolls, and Hum Walk v,lll work ror udinlsslon Into llooth toduy said that arier listen-1 by law, were reached thlH morn- I11K cHt-elully to a deiulatlon rroul iIIK- when roll cull wiih answered by IheKi'iind coiineil which had urgi-d 71m men uml 2 woinen, the ureul hlH retirement, he announced that!,. at number 111 Uic history or the 1... 1.1 .,.. .... vi..,. 1 1, 1..... 1 , 1 over advance of Its delivery. The recent siiKgeHtloii of Itepre- Helllutlve llox, of Texas, demo- ciuiic wn.p. 1 ,111 i....iL,i ' '" proponed In he done hy the muKliv he discarded by the party wa B,,ld ,Himk (if M K.lloBK' len. , to have culiscd friends of the , ,h w former governor to expect ,1 reply) , , rrom hln, M he sentiment In the , scarcely heg.l.t south ror the dlsp aceinent or John . ,, . . , J. Itaskob us national chairman Mr' Kellogg begun lo udi.ilt iiIho was regarded as a poailble "x-'c,,u"n" motor In Inducing Mr. Hnilth to I "I wish lo call your attention to stale his views to the people. 'those exceptions so wo cun seo The former governor will speak , what la left ot this treuty attor wo WKAK 11 ml a chain or HTlhuve conshiered them." day. ' 1 received that ut least rive more 11 uImo wax sluled that the gen- men, under pcnllonlinry Keiilences. 0111 1 dlil not ace coinmuniler are on their way to Hiilem. The Kviiligellne Hoolh, his sister, who women's ward run accoinudulii Is the leader or thu reform group . four more fenuile prisoners. within the army, Epworth League To Honor Farmer Farmers and farmerettes of Is land City will meet with tho Kp worth league ut 7 o'clock Sun day evening at the Island I'ity Communlty church, according to announcement today. The lesson of the League will pertain to agriculture and a tann ers' entertainment Is being plan ned, which includes1 typical farm music and novelties. Substitute For Fenn Hill Loses Finds New Species Of the Dinosaur .I;i n. 1 I ( A P) Sir Manslaughter Is Verdict of Jury, I lMk'IN'fl Kvon Anders lledln. Kwedbh x- I l"Hy ""e to I 4 years wns ro- ( r. on his arrival here today '"''' "W "V ' J"ry irymii plorer. La Grande High To Play Joseph Quintet at 7:30 O'clock Tonight WAHII1NOTON, Jan. II (AP liy a voie of IH lo l.'lfi, the housn ....... y rejeeiwj u proponuu huom..- fnj)1 ,.,.., Am1i,( nnuninirv,i that "r- Alinime uonae.u on h en..rK to I Into for the rem. bill which would h)i ,)lH(.(lV(.n.(, H ,ww H, tcH..f urdrr!::g Misxt I.orMhi Hnders rui leavH a nuppuiuumoeni oi o ii,, i1JMi ,. sev- membership to the congress silling emJ mn(h(i ln HclnntlHr Investl- laflW Him Jll.JO CeriBUB. I..il..i.u wl i-rronllv KKliitillMlted five meleorologb-al stations In t,Vn- Railroaders Lose KING S DAV KKSn t I' (ral Asia I.HjVIMINT. .Ihii. it t API An other restrul day lor King George yy lCflCl'Ul I SlOJCr mus reported in tonight's official i z fftf 1 bulletin which read as follows: Cfff Of HUirUCr Ihe king hud a rest fill day. Thi-re Is no chungn to report in His Majesty's condition. ' J PANDITS HOP SIX lilP'AGO, .Inn. 1 1 (AP) -Two ! hull w he irt the game Is to 1 no iiidi mere win on pieniy oi j yopK. Pa., .Inn. II (AP.)-A J verdict of murder In the riist de i gren with a recommefiilititon of j life Imprisonment wus found today a guiif l John 'urry, I l-ye,ir-ol. accomplice. In lb" wltchcnift slay ing of NetHOfi D. Itehliieycr, al Itroiidcusllng company. Ilia, be excepted from operation of tho speech will begin at 8:30 p, m, 'mi defensive wars, and those In eastern standard time. ivolvlug the league of nations, ami Locarno treaties. In addition he said certain louei. lof Influence are to be excepted ami the right ts not to be denied a country to protect lis trnde ami nitllontitK. and lastly. Hint each nu- (HICAGfi, Jun. 1 1 f AIM A ver-'n W(JM t, be Us own Judge of diet of maiislauKiiter carrying a wmt constituted self defense. Points (o Great Britain H attributed these exceptions hiirge tu tp efrorts of Great HriUiln dm-. the neaotlutloim. Then, walk through an aliened Illegal upera (nK tM n(H map, the senator detail-1 Hon. At hfs first trial Hongcltl (M the scattered world-wide d was sentenced to dealh, but the muses of Great Itrltaln, dwellliu supremo court grunted a retrial. particularly upon Canada, Herinu - da, Jumaicu and other points nea ; Woman Milker Sets m t r I 1 II f. iW wona necora (Continued on Puge L WtlATIIKIt TODAY 7:3a n. m. 14 above. Minimum: II above. Condition: clear. ' WKATHKIl VI-Xn-llttiAV Maximum 14, . minimum IS above. Condition: clear. WITHlit, JAN. II. It:!8 Maximum 43, minimum S3 atove. Condition: cloudy. Tonight Ihe li Gniud' If tgh sophomore, Nbk lluch.n. n-calt wrnooi fiiHKi tiwtll qiitntel will litest f mun. Nyltc lewls, studeul body 'the Joseph team In lu Grande ultbUKlnesH manuger, Georgi ptrnle, j7:30 o'clock. I I II-Dad and member or the school A pep assembly waa held today board, and K. D, Towler. spoke at the high school with a program briefly. of spewhes, liand music and yells, j ' Hleachers seats have been In-i 11 tH nnoniicel that then- will ..... i.. ..... i. t . t i be no icservd seals fonlirlif Itnl iniuiifi ill inv l. IF. n. ltf(,-rt-Hlnrnrtl i t ..in. ...II .1 ..I .. i. ir uie ifunie jun, zd wun Maker. " ..rn - - i . . i i ! viiii it fir in ipui-ih un.i i ..... . . u nenm van oiKuiiM n hi ' - - w i l the Jury was eonshier I akhic i m-koi romiiie 1 1. r'nrt-v v.. t.ll. i tin. trliil ,,r . HelMtclfl in two 'hnd thethelr victims out of the cub und tU(. (h.f rt..f,.,H,(MI(i vVIM-en H,t, uies. TKN PFRSONS RRSCUED FROM HOTEL FLAM EL MKA'ITI.K. Jan. II (AP) Ten whuf is declared by livestock Judges jiersons witc rescued by firemen Of Jl 'KN, Plait. Jan. II ( AP) -Mrs. Itosu Van Hickle of Plalh city, com pet big in th mllkmatd lont't at t he cloning sesNlon of t lie tent b annual Ouden livestock show her lasl night established m mr w a mai mere win im plenty oi . - " . , ... . i O III. I. i. Vamtet room ror u. The members of thejlhc Mru Ihe' ; "roe.,-, (I(f )(, rur.y to be a world's record when she obtained 14. pounds of milk from A leu rim. a . half ruin- -nt body will set upstairs ami ! ",m"" ,u lo ,hw ftwl 1st Uf tall general admission JM-uta will be thut The Iji Grande M. I. A. Imsket ball team, which Is scheduled to iiImv ltHkrr hnro Imiiorrnw nlirht. fti.r.nl..r1 I hn idrnnff I) -W nollltot n I""'" In the Itecrealional hall Ual night Hraden. P. NewMn. V. Newlln. Ilol 19 to M. The M. I. A. led at half new scuts wre Installed toduy, I 'waped. downstalrif. 1 11 " re WK" sumcieni ume i Thr niMvm tonlirht will be ebos-' rrange for reserve! Baling. l-'jr th. rf.iii.u-lii.p- Wotre. 1,10 '"n name a nuwncMi erf Ktoddard, Zundel, Hugg, Wal- Itl ItAI SCO! TS IDHMKIt I HOVKIt, Del. Waller I.. I'oX wian s ticket will Hdmlt one lo the t,OKt' t,,p American legion. Is form- seived seat sect lo it. .(" ""i"" -"i i" ni ii . Itlihlrlet uilinni nnnii ImIuiI iiri. time 12 to 1 and In the third qnar- . ""-. r "i-, ....... , ' '"vlourly. tor th ItHlIrnaders lied them with mK, inouipson. ntrrjr himi nm-.; .f..iu- win iioiy ( oion hi i iiioii. a rally. However. Ihe M. I. A. Jimmy Itowmbaum will b referee, team forged ahead In th hut off At the assembly this afternoon. the game to put the contest on Ice. j Mamie Haker, itudent body presl whm started, i;i:mom maakhi ii.Ij A fair crowd witnessed the tilt, 'dent. A. Braden. basketball play- whlch resulted In some faat. Inter r, ie(Bnd Wabringer, aenlor. Hob eating Iraskotball. - erl &odd a rd. Junior, Heruid Hoyt A clow game is exjieeted. Thrive games were played lant year be tween the two schools, t'nlon woo two of the game. 22 to J. and 2) to i and U Grande won Ihr oth' p-ion to fight forest fires. fiiea nere endangering life. WASHINGTON. Jan. II (AP) Henutor Grei-ne. uf Vermont, hiii stricken HI today in the cbrtk room adloining the M-nule clianiber. VI-.TS PIGHT I IKI-; II- was cinrbd to a couch by It KD,A NI H, Cnl Col. Junii'il sen a tors who admltiistered restor Pierc recemiy mobollzed tho em- nllvs. After a short period of ntency units of the American l-e uiicomttiousiier the eenutor Question Mark On Way to Washington MKTItOPOUTAN A I It l O KT, from flume which i" their wn Ihroiigh the Keneca hotel lu Seattle's downtown section lato lust night and endangered the lives of Its fio roomers. Although tlm tea persons w ho had been trapped were carried out unconscious, noun was seriously injured and 'no Uvea Wert lost, i The fire chief estimated the 1oh to the hotel, an adjacent hostelry, two storea and a laundry, all o( er 34 to J?. I. oh Angeles, Jan. II ( A P) Tho which were damaged, at $7&.0f". record making unity endurance j The parol y of thu roomers In thu plane Question Nbirk, powered by i hotel waa credited to a timely repaired engines, look off from the .warning by D. W. Parrado, night airport hero at 11:12 o'clock to- clerk, who' spread tho alarm duv for Kockwel! Field. Kan Dlero. I through tho building when he Haw The covered. IPs condition appeared to on the first leg of Its return juur-tsmok purling up through thu be pot Sertoli. ney to Wash lug too, U. C. . floor.