La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 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 v C I T Y Zfift EDITION Jfei'61 ratto? ituptrat mvxtn THE WEATHER: OHKOONl Kuir but with valley fogs tonight and Sunday, no chango In temperature. Uentle easterly winds on the- count. . VOLUME XXVIL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 94. POPULATION ESTIMATE IS 11,236 HERE Increase Since Federal Census 1920 Approxi mately 42 Percent Tigers Defeat Joseph Quintet; At Union Tonight , - (Visitors Fall Before La Grande Attack 25 to 9; Wallowans Are Held to Three Baskets SURVEY INCLUDES The Tlfier wiimcf won Its fourth I straight tnterscholnstlc tmkethall 7 name last night from Joseph, hold jlnif the vltdtnrs to three field gouts, lull made in the lust half. The final 1UA1 I li MJkKjJX 1 Ivli j I JoHcph relied tnulnly on h dc- , f,c mdve Kame hut wuh unable lo m . i Tit T-i top the Im Orunde attack, which Total Figure Includes Fa- netted m point in the runt two milies in La Grande But I .' whlle JHeph w-uh conven- CHAIN STORE IS COMBINE CONFIRMED Merger Includes 413 Gro-i cenes in the Facmc Northwest Will Dedicate Great Northern Tunnel Tonight 'President - elect Hoover and Other Dignitaries i to Speak Over Big Ra dio Hook-up UNION, WALLOWA STORES INCLUDED Limits POPI LATIOX Sl'ItVKY Percentage of Increase In jj2s our vrm ; Per Cent Water users 4G Postal population ; 41 Telephone intent .,...;.:. 35 Liliht user ,l 4 ft School ecnHUH , 4G School attendance 41 Average IncreuKe 41i lOxeesK hlrthH over deaths Klncc lUiJO CliO Additional residence con structed since ll2U 530 Population 11120 census G.U13 Population entl mated im mediately outside cor porate limit 'J. 1,000 Indicated Increase, in lust . elxht yeai'H ut 42 per cent 3.32-3 1120 population estimate 11,230 n the lust half the JoHt'ph five, facing1 an entirely different line uit, gutnod a little Hpeed, scoring eight polntn while La Orunde wtw calking up six, ' fcli ven Tigvrs IMuy . Wnllsttiger, Tiger forward. wis high point man with 11. Marr, of Joseph, whh ttecotjd with eluht. Eleven Tiger took part tu the Kauie, which was somewhat slow. At no time during the content was 1m Grande's lead menaced. Tonight the Tigers Journey to Union, where they play the llob cats at 8:30 o'clock. lust nlnht Union won at Huker 32 to 14 and u close contest 1h expected this eve ning. At the game hunt night the new bleachers ut the Itecreatlonal hall were used for the first time. Htn denl body members are seated up stairs und general admission ticket buyers ifre now easily uccommo dated dftwnatali-H. Accompany the Joseph team vy.ik 8KATTLN. Jan. 12 (AD As the first scheduled .train pulls its way through the longest railway tun j nel in America the Great North ' ern railway's eight-mile bore through the Cascade In Western Washington the tuition will listen In over a radio hook-up tonight In , j i. 1 J wMiicn i our cult's on euner riiK" Organization Capitalized ,,f the continent will broadcaHt at More lhan sy.uoo.- HUtn WUh two or moun- 000; Will Be Mac-Marr, President-elect Herbert Jioovcr StOreS InC. M Johnson U. Campbell or the ' 'Interstate commerce commission, ' . : are to speuk from WushliiKlon, U. I'OKTfiANn, Ore., Jan. 12 (AP) C. -r-Officlal confirmation of a if roc- Cieueral W. W. Atterbury, presi ety niertfer combining 413 a Main dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, stores In the Pucific Northwest in- UI talk from Philadelphia; or to a central corporation capitalized chestral numbers will be broadcast at between $8,000,0(10 and $!,- from New York, and Mine. Krnes 000,000, was received today fiom tlue Kchumnnn-llelnk in tu sliK Hone Mclntyre, head of the Inter- from Sun Krunclsco. national Kales & Produce company, . .h win i, rM(.i..t txt ihn nowl Tunnel Cost 14 MillituiH firm. ChrU.s K. Marr of Kuokano 1 At a tiny huinilet in the Cascades will be his assistant. FARM RELIEF, TARIFF WORK NEXTSPRING President '-'elect Hoover Plans to Call Extra Ses sion of Congress LEADERS ABANDON PRESENT EFFORTS Decision for Special Meet ing of Ijaw-makers Fol lows Conferences in Washington Ity l)imcs 1. Vrl ( Associated 1'reHH Staff Writer) WAKIUNriTO.V. Jan. 12 (AP) PrcHiflent-elert Hoover, hh u re KUlt of hiM conferences with repub lican congressional leatlerii, Im ex pected tn call un extra ueHslun of the 71st conKrcKH In (ho early siirinu. Such a HeHsion la cottHitlered lo he Inevitable Irrespective of wheth er farm relief leKlslatlon la en acted before March 4 because a re nt the eastern end of the JU.IMill, (l a (I tunnel Heme Ralnh Hudd ... . .. " ," . l"'Mln,'n' " "" "norn lVislon of a number of tariff ached win uk int iw.i;-.ii.u own-o, railroad, will lie introuuoeii oy The IlKTKcr Includes; stores In Seattle and ulea, IndUHtliul well ami' s: SH Marr 0rHh(inl McNamne. dean of radio cultural, are to be made, hpokanc, tu annouucei-H. A brief pronram at w iu n.ft hui.. r ik ... liBKly-WlKBly storea In Hpokane: lle,.n0 wU, precede the passlim of . ,)0 i0,,CI.H , , nexl admlnlstnt 20 Maclean .tores In luconm: BS , o((lcM u.ul thruuBh the tun- llon , Rrl ,, , ()f tle W1y vho will (Continued on Pane 5) Lumber Company Directors Finish Their Inspection The directors of the Ml. Kinlly Lumber company, who assembled Ved '. V'Orande'Jo the annuTiniX '', a ' A nl , "Owahed. It aula D0 feet from f n amendment lo the l-mdney- ln TanKt"y MmSS "Sir 'Attorneys .-Arguing, Black , helKhl whirl, trains tuuf to.Mccamberuct. . . nspcc.iun of the local' plant and t THal: Newberg tO Be J ' tl''h he now dl ohatmed condition t since 1022 VBd, business conference, yesterday. a'',A Mn(l,V 'i1'" "a tr-n"o tunnel (when the presen law waa spread Im Cirando is entering the year of 1029 with an estimated popula tion of 1,236 persons, aceordins to an exhaustive survey just com pleted by The Observer. This, figure, while slightly less than the estimated population here in August. 1027, when a previous survey was niude. Is favorable be cause It represents a considerable increase during ' the last several months. It .is .generally believed thai ubout n year ago, .when. lumbering mills were shut dow Viat .. V.!.. : . business conferences yesterday. iro.n I i i ,M,I'"UM, Ul , N (. H. Stange. of Merrill. Wis.. down rrom 750 to 1,000 persons. With the re-opening of mills and other Industrial and commercial development here In tho last sev eral months, practically all of this loss has been regained. Steady liicneuse KxHttcil With the iMirmal school work progressing most observers believe that the increase manifest during the last several months, will con tinue, although not at a "boom pace rut her u steady, healthy gain. t - The estimated' population of 11. 231! includes all persons actually living in what Is known generally as Ui tirande. This total is not restricted to corporate limits, in stead it extends to those thickly populated parts on the edge of the city lihiitK which are legally out side of the municipality... bound urli'H. , How lUstliihaliKl The estimate waa arrived at In brief, by Indicative figures which i jum(J( j,.,, unU ttll kinds of her places the city's growth at 42 per . . otncr fr,i(ts. stolen from cent since 1H20. when the lust fed- one.s cvar a nothing short of a eral census was taken. The fed- .........ty ..n(i ,,Kiiecially when one eral census was 6.913 and It was J nu8 8ptM,t nmny days and nights over a -hole cook stove in me huiu- Ktone slotr with houdipjartors in ,10i Portlund; 65 thrift otores, 37 Kagle t,,nni m. nrih i,ll,irwi in stores, and OS Twentieth i Century Uw worW Hn'd conH,(,ei.(1(I lhe f,. stores in Portlund and other Jre- Mt nf Hh kind, wiih built ill tlie gon cities. , 'rw.ord - breaking timo of throe Other grocery men who will hoyears. Previously five years was officers in the new Hrm uie Iceland good time for such u project. Un- .like the four European - tunnels whitii surpass it In length, and the (Continued on Page fi) CASE NEAR JURY AT ENTERPRISE 1 slx-Trillo Moffat boro In Colorado, Ills American rival, the Cascade Is j lined from end to end with two (foot walla of concrete. lAtiMUx Milcatcu - The new route tnrough the gran- speedily as possible so that there will be tho least disturbance in the Industrial and agricultural world. In Auxiliary t'npmily As the situation Is now outlined, tariff revision would bo taken up concurrently with farm legislation and would ho auxiliary (o It since it U the purpose to afford a mens ure of protection to agriculture comparable with that given other Industries under existing wr revis ed law. it Is explained thai no general tariff legislation Is contemplated. Ite rock will eliminate IK miles of -but merely a revision oT a number winding truck and six miles of ;Mf existing schedules In the form Wis., are two directors who re turned east last night A. H. Stange, of Merrill, Wla founder of the Htange lumber and timber operations, expects to- return to Wisconsin Monday. C. J. Khiwl. another director, has-been in l.a Grande for several weeks but ex pects to go east tonlgni or toinoi -; (.irCuit 'jlujKe j. w. Knowi row. ' Ia Orunde, presiding. Aug. J. Ht ung president oi mu local company, says that the di rectors were occupied with routine business and with the usual mut ters handled ut their annual meetings. The new bore runs from un elo vation of 2,247 feet ut Its western end to feet on the east. Fruit Is Stolen From Cellar On, East N Avenue Having almost . lf ituarts of estimated at thai lime Hint npprox imately l.tMMl persons were ilvini; In thickly populated sections ad jacent tu the city limits. Cotmr still further Into the mat inci- months canning inciu. vf'aat very, thing happened tii Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hhulu. of l.a Orandc. Thursday at noon tlmlr ter, Tho Observer estimutes thati son, Kugene, went down cellar to bring up some fruit for lunch found the outside cellar" door open und the lock broken and on the floor. Investigation showed that from 76 to 100 quarts of fruit were gone. It was taken sometime Thursday mornlnfl or Wednesday night. Mr. Khulu believes. 'Hie family was away from the house Thursday morning und heard no noise tn the house during Wednes day evening, they report. The Hchuttx home Is located ut 1904 Kast N avenue. They . did not notify (he police. of the I 1.23'i persons, a total of 0.SI6 live within the corporate lim its of the municipality. Immediate ly adjacent are the other 1.420. This is arrived at by estimating that the I.immi outside the limits in 1020 has Increased 42 per cent In keeping with those Inside the lim its. With that In mind. U i ex pected that, unless the city limits are extended before next year, the federal census of 1030 will show ubout 10. MHO persons in I-rfi Orandc. hh lhe government count will of necessity be restricted to the legal limits of the city. Phono I'mth I ' - In 1020, when the federal cen- Platl DlSCUSSlOtl c.is was taken, there were l.r37 i . . "if, i a i telephones In use in this district. At LriMWWeV itiCCl on the first day of August. 132S. I . there were 2.ZI3 telephones in op ci at Inn. The figure for Angus. J 1021. was taken by The Observer j b iHUMi records of the comiwtny art. now kept at the West t'o-'M headtitmrient In Kverett. Wash., and It would require several days to obtain the latest. Oil ring that imnoo. nun, mm " ,ir.lM.inl ,.ivlH... which they fiel should le leaiureq uy ine chamber during the coming year; 'also anything that any one has to 1 say or suggest about the cham ber's work In general, community and county, activities, and what should be done to bring Cnion county and 1a Orande to the fore. KNTKHPU1SK, Ore., Jan. 12 (Special to The Observer) The testimony In .the case or lhe state of Oregon . ugulnHt Kred I Duck, charged with tho shooting of l-eon- t nn Olswj lajstine. dming the j deer seusoiiT'was concluded today,. in the circuit court here willh i of( The attorneys for the state and After a 'period more lhan two the defendant huvo started their . woek8 wt,itl a new case In l.a arguments and court room o- tlrande, two more diphtheria iiuar servcrs predict tliut the cane will ,u,UnP() ww.0 piH(.P( on the north Two Diphtheria Cases Reported Here on Friday go to the Jury late this ufternoon. The court denied a motion for , acquittal entered by the defense. Harry Newberg ami Black were arrested following the fatal shoot ing of Mr. Olsen near their camp1 one evening during the deer sea- i son. iNcwiierg was lounu gui uy side by local policeman yesterday. The home of Charles S. ilawes at' 1 3 1 1 X avenue und the home of J. I. Cui-Hon at I'm! W hvc-i..iV lipen W,lotied slnto ftirm for in. nliin. . ... . .. upon the statute books lire regard ed as having made u Iterations In some existing cut. oh not. only de sirable but necessary. These changes might bo made under the flexible tariff provisions. Hut at best (hia method has proven a slow process and so many revisions are contemplated that action by con gress Is viewed as essential. Mujorlty leaders In the house have In mind the speedy organi zation of the new ways and means and agriculture committees, the two which would whip into shape the companion plqces of legisla tion. Tho carrying out of this plan would obviate the; necessity for summoning the now congress to the capital until thtf two measures nun were placed under uiiiiraniine. huimo consideration according to police, records. t Hearings In Progress .Mrs. lluwes is III and it was io- Heatings on turlff revision now of Involuntary nmnsl-iughter earlier V1 . J1'"' ono ar. lnH t MUirvn ,H e in progreKS anfl these would this week. Both he und Black " " mv. rie -avuimiMo ror inn way said that they thought they were ' means coinnilltee or the house that H"r.ln" "L':e:: , .., J.Oueen Maru Kent I (coth,eTi. at 10 o'clock for the sentencing of Newberg but toduy It u as post poned until Monday morning ut 10 o'clock. Frank McCollocli Realty Speaker In By Slight ColdaA wAll spreads into Nearby towns l'Yank McColloch. of Baker, was the principal speaker ai im meei- j wuhii, her suite and not lo ing of the i-a Urand Keaity noaru ) exposure to the cold. The king's condition remained I.ONHUN, Jan. 12 (Al) tjiiceii Mary had a slight cold and Is keep ing to her room, it was stated' at Buckingham palace IIHs afternoon. The queen has not been out side of Buckingham a lace for the tiast two days. In view of the extremely cold weather. It was con sidered advisable (or her to remain risk held yesterday ut noon. Mr. Mr Colloch Is attorney for. the world war veleruns state aid commis sion. He soke tn the members of the board on subjects relating to the work. Routine business was transacted at the meeting. stationary but without any Indica tions that anxiety had increased und the royal family expressed satisfaction that there hud been no retrogrcKslon. The week now ending Is the eighth of thn king's illness. At next Tuesday's members forum of the I'nlon county cham- .. , ber of commerce, to be held at j the Hiicajawna Inn at noon, the ' program will consist or vucul selec tions by It. J. ltck) iiykhlus of j i-a Orande. Kollowlng this will j be -an open discussion by members telephones was noted, which rep- (Continued on I'uge 6) WKA I IIKK' TOIAV t:3'i a. in. 10 above. Minimum: 14 above, Condition: clear. 1 WMATIIKU YlTKKIAV Maximum 33, minimum above. Condition: partly cloudy. WKATHKK JAN. 12. It29 Maximum 60, minimum 34 above. Condition: Bain .48 of Inch, snow on inch. M. I. A. Team Wins From Cove Quint In a fast, clean game playl last night In the Maccahee hall at tove, the M. I. A. Second Wa-tJ basketball team, of I .a Orande. de feated the Cove Athletic club team by a score of 30 to 33. it. O. Biicr was referee. Rural Route Out of La Grande Is Extended, Serving 15 More Families ter south of the tVve market road. It will then run ennt three miles, turning north to Cove and back 12 in ll to Im Orandc. Thn persons who have already signed for the service are: Brt Brown, Oorgft Carnes, Mat Kris. James Clyde, Albert Hamann. Cole man Oeorge. f!IIhrt Court wright. Koyal Con ley, M. I. Carter, T. Con ley, Oeuig W. Taylor. Waller In the territory to be served, miyn I Hirnaras. l mines iiesing. Liar Mr. Huron. j ence M. Carter and lyn Aets. All permns wno wish tne wrviee should by Keb. 1 erect n xtniidaid metnl innllbox at the edge of the toad In front of their hoine, the Announcement of the second ex tetudon of rural postal service from 11 Orande. so far this year, was made yesterday by I'ost master llulph Huron, lo beet tine effective Keb. 1. It will include 67 persons in la families In lu Grande's ru ral district. The Increase in lhe inlb-age of rural mail carriers' route U due to lite Improvement of thn roads I ( i It T LA N I . Jan , 12 ( A 1 ' ) The price culling epidemic that has been raging for days through Cort land gaaotlne retailing circles and has brought the price of motor fuel rrom 21 cents a gallon down to ir'-6 eents, has spreud beyond tin' city limits to nearby commun ities. ' . In Oresham several stations ure iifrerlng gasoline under the 2 1 cent price. Oregon City, Tlgard. Beuverton and other communities are said to be feeling thn war. . An Increased uilleug of six and ! hair miles win be added- lo the Wile: if be present roubp, to be handled by George A. Bean. d ! The IS families living main market rr.i oT the extension , wrU(.n notice must also be given have signified th'-.r deair. to nwke to tne ktCHi pontofflce. use of the senile and theVe are Th( lm.n,UHe Jn mileage lo be other families who H at short 0uVered by the earrler. Mr. Bean. will result In the Increase of Ills tne -obtained at any hardware store. A distune from' lhe road who will 1 Liquor Leads To Arkansas Shooting CAMDKN, Ark., Jan. 12 IA1') The wrath of the father of a IS year-old girl to whom liquor is ulleged to have been served along Mlh about 75 other students at a party1 held by Camden High school students at u madhouse near here last fall culminated yesterday 4n u shooting affray In which thr proprietor of the road house was wounded crlllcHlly. Alex Hardin. 25, the proprietor, today IIch at a hospital In a seri ous condition with four bullet wounds In his body and l' lu. Hul llvsti. the girl's father. Is In Jail charged with the shooting, I.lttle hope Is held by hospital officials for Hardin's recovery. AM.AIIMV WI.VH ilso deslrr.to obtain the rvlvtmiHry frmn $uno to 12100 a year, j by whiting.! it Is exiM-cted The rout NKW YOHK. Jan. 12 'AIM Clgltttng in his "lucky" ring, Jim my Melwirnln, blue-eyed Irish lad fiom Vancouver, stepped back anohg thn topnotchers Inst night e (Hick, tough Brook- LUNCHES WITH PRESIDENT , ' i 1 i ' i I Fear Marauding Indians May Have Murdered Eleven Expedition Into Sierra Madre Mountains Long Overdue; Lone Horse man on Trail lJOUnhAS. Arl., Jan. II! (Al) A lono horseman, Polieeinan Je sus Valdrs, commissioned by the presldont of AKua Hrletn. Mexico, today rode through the anow-cuv-ered Sierra Madre mountains, back trackliiK a returned member of the Klmhrea expedition of 11 mon which officials fear has been mas sacred by a wild band of Apache Indians. First news of the punitive expe dition led by rYnucisco Fimbres. Mexican rancher, which set out from Asua I'rletu elitht days ami to wipe out the band of maraud Iiik Indians, waa received last nlnht when Hamon Quejada, one of the LEGISLATURE TO CONVENE NEXT MONDAY Faced With Problem of Righting Financial Con dition of Oregon TAX MEASURES TO BE TAKEN FIRST Governor to Deliver His Message in Afternoon ; Other Bills Also Slated for Action 8AI.EM, Ore., Jun. 12 (AP) Faced with the problem of devls town, half delirious by a Chi- I lars ripen where but one grew be o voiietuble Kroner. From tho ' '' on th state's tax revenm expedition, was broimht back to , lnf a meana of makinir two dol. the peso disjointed story of Quejada it was learned that he loft the expedition last Wednesday morning 40 miles east of nusbayo. ito tree, und that without dotnir vio lence to tho restrictions of tiia constitutional Inhibition limttinir tax increases to six per cent of the total or all tax revonuea col lected during the last preceding year, members of the 35th 'legisla tive assembly are drifting Into the capital for their biennial 40-day wrangle with Oregon's ever-ln- Kximlltlnii Overdue ' The oxpedltlon, which set out on horseback led by Fimbres. to avenue the death ut his wife, killed by the Apache band, and in houe of finding hia son, kidnaped by ' creasing economic, social and pon tile Indians in an ambush two J Ileal complications. ' years ugo, should have returned Monday morning at II o'clock aeveral days ago, according to Hi tho SU senators and 60 tepresent plans. I atlves will convene In their ro- Quejada said tho expedition had "Poctlve chnmuers to go tnrougn "llnvo a Idle to rat." suggONttHl 'resilient CiHillriitH. "Well, I don't tiaro ir I do," acqulifniii Jniiies liUixy -and thus tho elderly ( birr uf Northampton, Miimn., had liiiH'hcon ut ,lhu White llotino lch Ida old rrieiid, tla' elder et eeiitivu or (Im l iilleil Ktuti-N. I.u eey Is pielurtMl iih lie left tho YYIillo IIuiiho. tho formality of electing and seat ing Henator A. U. Norhlad and nepresentatlve Halph Hamilton, an presldont of the senate and speak er of tho house, respectively, and to ratify the agreements reached I at their Sunday night caucuses In I In a downtown hotel as to minor i offlcora and other details of or ganization. ; ' WINSLQWS WILL- GIVE TESTIMONY entered the tHerras through the Ba- teplto (lap before he left It. Fear was expressed along the border that the party may have been sur prised by. the Apaches as they forc ed tholr way through the deep snow. Fount rr Tlielr Narcty President Rogerlo Loreta ex pressed grave fears for the safety . of tho expedition with the return Governor Speaks Monday -or Quejada. He ordered Valdes to Al , 0.clock Monday afternoon "start Immediately and back-trail tho tw0 nous will meet In Joint Quejada Into Oio Hlerras and re- wmtlAm t0 receive the message of port to mo In Agua I'rletu. Jan. 14. tlovornor I. I.. Patterson, follow This. Is authority ror you to com- ( wnCn thB announcement ot mundeer transportation." The mes-' 001nmUllie assignments by, tho Hugo reached yaldes ny dusk un'J-'. preBlJent und speaker are (evhed, ,, he lft to ftvfrtnko the rinvbres ox-' ed; the rlrat bills will drop into pedltlon at once. the hoppers and the mill will com. Cowboys and suldiera were mass-1 n)nnco to grind.' od at strategic polnta early today' Among the first bills lo be In. and President Ijoretn said that he troduccd. It Is anticipated In we! might leud additional forces aouth informed legislative circles, will bo I measures drafted by .tho rurkln tax Investigation committee to , carry out Its rncbhimendations rot j' an Income tux law, an exciso tax j on Intangibles und their companion . measures In the committee's achemn iYor reduction and redistribution of ml. 11; J JI..,-C, lo "ix burden. From these and ine lYUQQieWcSl Khullsr proposals of Individual members must be wrung the money , (to meet an existing deficit estim i CHICAGO. Jan. 12 (Al'lr-New nled at all thn way from ono to Monday to aid lit llio ringing ot low tempnratures lor mo year wore; two million uonars and provide, the chain of ovlilonc on which the " Prospect fpr tho mid-west today the wherewithal! to keep the stalo state Is busing Its effort to hang UK now and sub-xero cold grippe"! 'functioning for another two years, (lord.in Klewart NiirllHi.lt, accused eight atates. . I .Two Altunialiveit torturer and slayer or young boys Thn thermometer dropped to two ; Two alternatives present them- Irf-wle and Nelson Wlnalow. tho degrees below sero early today In selves to the committees on ns- Hiato contends, were victims of t-'hlcago. Vl'onlght was expected to si'ssmnnt and taxation, to which N..rlhe..lt il II Iters cbleken "" nl'w " ".uo.u .u. ...... w ui ine ouruen or wnipp.nif D..mnfa r,f T. Pnia ' TJo. boforo Valdex reports. linimrl Slnin nf lUnrrlni' I Farm, to Testify ' 111 V I : ltt-11 1 i:. fill., .Ian. 12 (Al') Having riNitlly givi.ii up hope ror their ihIkhIiiks sonH, Mr. uud Mrs. N.. H. WlliHlow, r I'omnna, Cat., are schediilcil In take the stand Sub-Zero Cold Wave, Snow Grips rnnch Mt Wlnovllle, nttr lnro. Tho nthor xlaytiiK fnr which Ntirthcntt Ih on tiltil whh thiit of un unlilcn tlfled Mexican hid wIiohc Htcuiltnt ert body whh fmind iiIodk ii rnad hIiIc neiii I'ncnln hint I-'ohrimry. Mr. ii mt Mi'H. Wlnxlow have not. tint II rei'cntly, tidnUttcd the ikimhI- hlllly of their koiih ImvInK hcen ntinthci-cd iitrmtirt: the vIcttinH nT the VVIncvlHc ."miiiih r fnnn," ' ovon whon NiimmritHwt iih wit iichhch iikkIdkI. the yon i w ' 7ft mi dt n n they t imiliitiilned tlielr Uw nf yet find- Ink 1fwln ii nd NpImoii mIIvp. Ah tho Kluto hulll up Hh evldcnco In the "hejidlotiM Mf'xlciin vhm" how pvei, their hopf wjiiic(, mid, culled fur iippeJiritiire tin the Ktnntl Mini day they have indh'iiicd lh.it they Imve HlfjJiifluncd hoi") "f hccIiih: their Honw nllve, I The Htttle yeMterday pniilncrfl it .22-cnllhi ritle tmd u hox nf eint lidKeM, found In North'utl'H lliit tiintit Htreot home In I .on AiiupIcn, und hy Ifulitutjv.y nf l.dtnund t'. CrimMiuui. am AiiKcleif ImMlt! Ich nxpeii, CMtnhllHli'-d - tliut' it hullet found tu the hody of the decapi tated Mt.'Kfcuu Uty whh fired from it fi f lo of tim htinie iiuilui, caliber and niodM. your. The cold claimed two llvus IlllnolH yosterdiiy, one of the Hull or un uecldfinL WcHtern Iowa way Krlpped Htih-xero teuiperatuicH and 111 the tax proKiuin Into hape either they iiittKt luh a cool $2.1)00,000 off the uKKregute ot the ntate de ficit for tho pant hlwnnlum'plita the Kovcrnor'a builK't eetlniutea for the next two yearn, or dovlne a NchniHkit mercury tumbled-lo ero. f nM-aim of etrcuinventlng; th hIk Thief Klver KallM, Minn.. yoHlor- ', pir ctuit tax inereaau limitation to day reported thn col dent tempera- ullow for the Collection from so mo turo In the mldwoHt with 3t be-' iindete.rmlncd aotirco un oqual low, Dnvll'H Lake, N, l., hud amount of money.....;. below, S'HHOIV OVIIK ATLANTIC hAH PALM AH, Canary Jalnnda, Jan. 1 a! (AP) A violent uturiii, which him been raRiiiK over the A tin title, toduy luahed the htlundn. cloalnir to iiuvlKallon tho porta of I an.nrote, Kanta Crua und i-a 1'atuiHii. STATE LIQUOR ' FINES iWitING YE Alt $151,815 Girl Promises To Return to Skirts PORTLAND. Jan. 1 1 (AP) Lorlmt (iordon. III. who Hince Jan. I , ha been inaKiicrudinK iih it hoy, today found hfinelf In police etiHtody. Hhe ran afoul of thn law when ono of ber Kill frteudH became enamoured of the youth In a aloiich cap, white Hwealer and icrny troimerH, Po lice detective niTPHteU hnr In it downtown hole) after hotel u teudiintH decided he wan In re ullly a Klrl and not th awiiKKer hoy vho pretended Mhe waa. Hhe Kot "MUlte a kick out of It," Mhe confided lo a police mat ron lllHt nlKht. The municipal court today freed lhe Klrl upon her promlKO never aua In to ko on n street In noin'M Kiirb. HA I, KM, Ore, Jan, t (AP) OuHiiff Vi'l flncii nrt'-w i na a r Hull of the activity of Ittic Htnte prohibition y. t pnyivu nt totnled I B4,H4ri.&M( cay Dm oiirnift) report of OeotKc Alnand"r. atnle iiiolil- hit ion coiiinilwdoiu'r, i''nttlvici, and 11,243 trallotiM of inanh. et.. d f UIT W Catlier In about 1 HH hOIim and conriNcuted ' MiitoiuotdlcH. AneKt niitiibered Store Next Week I The February extension la the will go 'from Iwt .third one to be made In the county Crande ioutieat, to the I-add 'an-I within the laat five month. An yon rod and then north to lone 1 extenirion from Krultlate becanie Tree. Turning it It will trout the effective Kpt. 19. 92, anil a city 1 crowd of more than 19.&U0. mi I road track, Kolnir three miles extension inu announced two d:tn opened the (iarden to boxinv after i.ortb to a roud a mile uud a v-iar- utf- Jtath of Tex Klckurd. Ivn llirht weight. Into defeat In a hlood-tlnu-llnie lo-rouud battlf ut Madtoti Kipmre (birden. The atlr-1 ring irtrunf,le, before a rapatrlty UecHjtH Mf (he department for the year totaled Ifto.iMMi, the maxi mum amoynt allov.rd , hy biw, all additional receipt ROtiiif to the countlcjf. Kxpendltllli'N fn f ..3.I4X.7-1. The Item hum Ktlarl', r tlie year were la t ifeM expeno for which 671.27 wa paid out. It cot tho HAN PKANCIHI'U, Jan. 13 (API Tli e w eu t her out look for t hn week bf-Ktiinliiff January IJIth, wan announced here today by the I I'nited Htafe wealhnr bureau a follow: I Kar wetern Htate: The outlook I for irenerally fair weather hut with confllderahli valley ton In WaahlnKton, Oregon and North- There are eonio umonfc thn law- . makfli'H who HURgeHt that aolutiqit of the revenue problem may be Hlinpllfted by a determination Ot tlie way and means committee to take the governor ut hia word on ' the need for draatle retrenchment and ttlaah still deeper Into tho bud get estimate, which, the exocu tlve aMHc.rts have already been cue lo tho bone. . ' Sccoml .Major Problem Readjustment of the aiitomobilo llc.'ne feo achedulo to reduce the UHscKHiiicnta on old cant withou; Impairing thn finances of the hluh j way department will provide a aec J nnd major problem for tho aolon- fo untangle. No less than half ' dozen individual members of th1 hotiKo und onate have ltullct their Intention of of Tor ins 0ti i tton In fthupe of bills. . Kurt her revision - of tho atut i biHurance code, a favorite siibjf i for IcgiKliiilve tinkering, will b uudortaken It I Indicated, nnd n vtHlon of the blue sky law alon i line uested by a special com- mlmlun itamod by the governor Ui In pronpect. j liancorporatloii Talk The state banking department ha Indicat-d that It will seek amendments to the banking codn I to bring bank corporation under jatule reyulntlon and control ot tho j department, und there are poraln j t'tit rumors of attempts to bit I t.w... II... l,i.liinD In Oregon. Out of the numerous report of the Htate reclamation commhsaion I which for two years has been Mtiiving to eTfect a reorganlnatioit or the bankrupt irrigation districts of the state, it Im likely there wilt come requests for supplementary legislation to relievo these diatrlota of obligations they can hovr meat, sueh ns their Indebtedness to thn Htate for guaranteed Interest bond. It has also been indfeuted by mem bora of the commission that repeal of the state Interest guarantee department l,iA.i to operate ern California. Temperatures1 uutornoUilvs, somcwhut below normul. (CoittiuueU Krom raffvSix)