Wed ncsday, ' January '23, 1929.' I w
LA GRANDE "EVENING OBSERVER " )
Local News In Brief
T 1928 FIRE LOSS I
IN STATE HEAVY
Here and There
In Legislature
KAl.KM. Ore.. Jan. 23 AD A
jUslls lit l. Grande . .
H. H. iKo.rinier, or HlKin, wus a
visitur in l.a Grande yesterday.
Mr. NonuHcr Visits .
J. A. fomincr, of Klirin, visited
In this rliy yesterday.
it.,1.. w t n .u : it;-
(OUiJf uisi, iuuiiui hi 1110- ,,, mtpoducea Tuesday by Senator
ahit i imrrnvt Mninm. ' I . , It.... lulinniiinli rmmt v
LUI V Ul VI CL' Ull . LCVClIi" . ' - - '
ber Loss $147,385 .
'would give maritime workers the
10ft Attend Boy ;
Scout Ceremony
At Tabernacle
Morts thitp 100 parents and
friends attended the tenderfoot In
Mr. Ih iilmtn I-rCuvc
Mr. Galloway Visits .
Dick Galloway, of Wallowa,
visitor in la Grande today.
l 1 Ill
Mrs. ft-K. Lincoln Is reunited SA1.KM. Ore.. Jun. 2.1 (Special) ' liferent n.tos from those nmly-i u . s, tabernacle.
to bo seriously 111 at the GraiiUo ' Property devlruetion In the as- lllB IO other classes ' '"' Hoas Anderson, la scout innsler
Kreirute of J147.0U0 was the sncrl- "" or nM) troop unu umiuu lutxtur is
I privlleKO of iirotectlon under thu j vstiue ceremony of Hoy Scout
; state workmen's, compensation act. jtronp No. .13 held lust nlifht In llio
the I Iowa hike, net'Onling to Info rmuitou f ney.
Hondo, hospital.
flee which the slate of Oregon, out- cuu us wuuiu e .rum a .u.,u ftsslstuht leader.' Tb troop uom
aieu liy .eu.iu iuuiuhb iiuim
Mr. Nillitll Visits
ltoy W. Smith, of Wullowu. ur
rived rn-.thls city yesterday und is
gliiyiUK ut the Koley hotel.
Here J-'rtiin-Ituker -
l.'riink Ktrklund. or lfciker. Is a
viKitor In Ui tirumic, today. Ho is
uil tlie Koley hotel.'
To I'JkIii
Mrs. Ouy l)u llols. or La Grande,
went to ElBln today to visit rulu
tives and friends.
lV4 !
" !. H.
to Wallowa"
I. Kallentyne. of l.a Grande.
went to Wullowu this morning to
upend Hie rest of the week.
;. to Wullmvn
lioy Collins and 1.. K. Collins,
jiassed Oirouuli l.u Grunde this
moruinpr on the way from Walla
Walla. Wash., to Wallow av wlur(0
tlu-y will work. ' ' ..'""'
resolution
mitice In charge of ho affair wus
. .composed of Lester 'Stoddard, it.
",''K. Molinette und .U'lund., Slock,-
ed to remove technicalities in ihu'uIu .
Tho boys in mo. ceremony were
i nr in r it ..nt ! r., ....lnL 11 " : '' ut.ln ut Pnrtlnnil titii,!,. In thtt flrn
KlKln this niornlnjr exnoctinx i O. H. fierce, of Seuttle. whoi J(us sod Moloch, during; the month or , " ,.,',
nu ll mis et i-iiiii. I iipiniiK ill i-tn uiuiiuL-, ' v, - -i . , h ,, i . . i Bi.
rtui,A ..!. u i oatlimiteR miiile Dnblle liv Htutn .j ...
' . i It'lrn l,,rultil IMorn A I . VMl.
- . !.,.... ., - tiditistlilent of claims under tho
rv. T.roi.1 w-nvc- uuy , """""u ! compenNttlon act ami to ttive the llob Me4uull. UU.nn Koic. Vernon
'':. JLv'nl?r:. ....'Inured worker, or the family ot , Stoddard. . Gordon Uullantyno. tu.d
day." ' -rtJ.n t,or any co.respon.llnB month Kark" f''1"1 Mured, the
, . , I of the- past five years und approxi. benefit of doubt In tho disposal ot
To Eiiierurlsc I mately $5,000 less than those for , applications.
' J. II. Clauson, of Heuttle. went the montli or isovemuor preceding
Victor llcan. ' :'
. .Max Utoddurd, Howard I.yniu..
and -Kenneth Webb were awurded
scout knives In roeoKnltlon of tholr
to Knlurprlse this inornlnK where and isoo.nnu less thun Iiecember I ' .. . ..o, m
ho will spend several weeks on 6f l27. The total damnKe caused Providian that penitentiary sent-1 huVB oompleto uniforms. Sixteen
business by flrn durli.K the year 102S was ences of from one to four years be uuy ,cuui8 wuro present for the
1 ! $4,177,000 whicJ. Is less than that li"los,'d on persons round KUllty i evening- besides thu ones parllcl-
Miop In I fin.mli j for the years 124 and 1920, but . dcllverlilB. sellinK or Jtlvlnn li- patln.
Mrs. M. Brums anil son. Harton. grcuier tnun lor tne years i .ier uie proKnuu nm
Will Arivprtisp : 'i.Pi isimers Organize
-. ; Burlesque Bureau
uude Kancn At
Lake Nationally
book, lay on tho tublo In thj) 'llv ,
Inir room."' Its owner ,ny th
reason hu. Is studying 0 punish. ' (s '
thut when Ue eU out of Jail he'll
probubly l.uvts to go to Mexico w
hvu. : ; : . '
l'ri..n iinilef one at 'thu beds In
I county Jail modleul uid uasoclatlon .ttho llvlnir room a nrlsoner droit-
hereby approves 'Of his uppolnt-j KCd out a bulky copy of "Oregon
' , jment."- .. , .-p .: , Ijjw," a legal book which the men
in of nationwide-pu,hll-'l (Mlgneil) Mr. HaTrls, chulrman of I n jun study every day when they
(Continued from Pair 1)
' A proBram
city haa been Inaugurated by th
ownora of the P.ude ranch at Wal-
' the board.
J. O. Wudo,-,'PerKecing,, utlor-
glvon this i.iovninH hi La '(nde
by Joe Hopkins, one otho own-,'
(Mr. Wade recently left for parts
iiuknown.), 'v'"'- -
y.-Thu pther dasTJuT nikHsArby " the
ll,.tn,..,B i:. aoAA..iji .r J police station stoppi-d lookiul-
m. n.i S. ,,nilened; and' asked admittance t)
which Is published by Vhu H.iioB '1.Vur- . I1, i,y- !h-
l'aclfic rullroud. Mr. llunkln. savJ - ' a noUtR WrRftn" yrlayln
He has Just returned from Port-
the rubm behind the burred ' Jiiir
of I'nlon. spent a few houi-s In Iji ind 1927
Grande this morniliK shonulliE. i ' ''"'V Worst AKmt li
They returned later to their home. 1 July or 19SS whs tho blBBesf Con
nml l. ltllsMell Kentt. scout orfl-
The senate adopted senate Joint .,!, vlUl.d Troops No. 3.16 and
memorial No. 2, which calls up-., ,, ,.,,,,., , ,.,. .. n.
to be
, htld lo I'-ebruary.,'
riaBiutlon month in tho history or on conBres to iiureiuse u e uuin L.lnln(, anniversary, week
Nl. More Vuainntlw the state, with tho exception or the '"" "-
The quarantine ror scarlot fever 1 Astoria fire of 1923. when four , Introduced by Senator lteynolds.
has been lirted at the L. A. Ansell, "res Intllcled damaBO to properties
home In Im Grande. nccordiiiB lo a umountliiB lo over $1,000,000.
-Mix. t' Visits
Mrii '. l-'errlH t'nx. or Ontario,
Is a l,i GriinUe Visitor todlty: Hhe
arrivi-il yesti-rday and b staylnff at
the I'-lilcy hotel.
House bill 175. Introduced by1
,u u,u 1, ,... 1 ... , , .annntkii An
report from the city health orrico These rires were: l.,.th Kails. e. uecson am. CA., s. r pro, . ,e MEjKUliU UJT
here. , ,$250,000: l-buunn. $.,i00,uoo: Mil- e
culturul colloBe or the .University
, $250,000: 1'liiiMon, $.r,oo.uoo: Mil-
I lon-Kreewnter, $200,000; nud Glen.
dale, i$125,OO.l.,Totl, ,$1,076.000., 1
"W" ",,".,r , .'ZZ J: "Z";S.uZ: otOrewn under authority of chap-
nonde .frti..Tto7f.HnS' rm"an siKlesses W and lUtln-j J 'HZZ
attack of heart disease.. It Is ro- ir.. $f oo.ood, -chch. 'n ;July 1 92t. I J- ' " 'J . ' . . .i
PuHgd.;.,
"fol($.ril
1m Klamath Kalis' hotel loss, for runds and shall be used us se-
.BUREAUS MAY'
- BE VOTED ON
(Continued from l
$.riuo.ooo,ln Ontohc,r 1U26. TIicho
cui ltU-a for thf depoalt .or.,iubl.evl,u,,J ;to ills coiwtllunta to lend
rftrpV orcur ...1 In I tho ronftaM ilon- monlrt.' Tho ehuptor liureJn n for. . vory enon opt-n to nup.io-hccuio
1 TirPw OCIU1 li'U in tfte V0nriat;nU0n , , , ...T... , , rnmnlMlnn ti Ih linnvli nmiftt
i-feu 10 proviucs mui inu uuiuua.vi i--r"
Vlul lrlllllv.
'Mr,tlsl.mmdH,at lOnxd, ont ninv Ihsui- tho bon.la for hlgliwuy, ho wodtd u1low his name
loft this morning for l.onff B.-ach. to ht atlurhM to ih i,raUro. .
vn : "r." .'.l' . ' Ktti.irnt actlvltios. . , S!nntor Norblad, : credit rd with
1 . ... ' bcliitf the nctuhl snonKor of 4ho;n
W'1" " in: m i-.M:vtt;u. ... .. . lu'lh All IL'IM-nfllla Af U7IWIU' nine. M. A. l.VlU'll lr (Cdll OU(l ' WUH' "v " .v v.
"(at'k In l.u GruniU today.
Mr. Ivjtt-lii'ii li'nvr
li. J.- Kitrhrn. Iji Grando at-i-. where she will spend several
1 u-Uti An iiraenniila rtf fAT iWlfl. V tit A l.Vlll'll lit Itoillllnllll' W1IH
7... 1 . . .. . . HlilorlniT Ihtt miiltor 'htir llnrintxl tn
nv Viuvcriiur " . . ........
land whore ho conferred with lh'
railroad offlrlals; cunotrnlnK the
advertising of tli ranch In the
pamphlet. 1
Hevural scouts worUtnx for the
1-. 1. Hyslein iavt bcnvut' Wallowa
and lit tho' ranrh 'diirhiK the
last 12 months, and havo deciiled
thnt the ranch juslifieH rncoKiittlun
by the system. The symcm kIvcs
free advcrtislnsr to projects located
on Its lines and ' puhllHh.cs pne
folder devoted exclusively to diulit
ranches. Mr. Hopkins slates. ..
An eastern office has been open
ed by the !Hj)3o Ranch company to
cover territory between IMiiladcl
phlu. Pa.. amVAtlanttc City. N. J.
Julia 8. Hopkins sister or Mr. Hop
kins Is to be inanaRer. he repqt-ts.
Miss Hopkins will take care of In
quiries concerning the, ranch eom
hirf from the eastern sectloni ot ith
country. The western offices are
iuannKedhy Mr. Hopkins und his
paiinors. Ben and "Uusly"' Christy
at Joseph. .' 1 : 1 '
': Mr. Hopkins lias nlso been 'plac
lnB orders In Portland for building
materials, for thu cdrtstructltm of i
several cabins at tho resort this"'
spring-. Tho cabins will be located j
In the 120-ucre .dudo runch nenrj
the. chalet, ho says. .
"MiBhty l.nR a jItMt:" A soon
as he eptoredUhfeunfc rtuinfced to
"IVek 'A-Hoo.', The short, dark,
iiiiin American" wftti French unees
try. plump und carucHt, was play
lntf on mouth or Run about three
inches lonjr wlth stnKlo notes. Ho
could Imvo doiie-iuuch better- tin
one sQ-o-o-fr lons"ho measured
with his hands.
.In tho next rooln.'tho prisoners
played on a phouoKrnph for tho
passerby their two favorite sonRs,
the "I'risoner'hSpnR.' ; and "Just
Another lay Wasted Away."
"Spanish Ho If TuURht, "a bluo
hold class, "so we'll know What
the lawyers are talking about when
our cases come up for trial," aa
ono oxplulnud.
1'OKTLANU, Ore.. Jan. 33 AP;
'arbon monoxide ga fron -coal
stovp today took the Uf of
T.. M. FnrrinRton', Gil, and left his.
wire In a Rravo condition In a lo
cal Hospital. The two were found,
unconscious In their homo luto
Tuesday. ' ' ' " ' 1 . ,t
Arps from Itohnenkamp's ,
Kli HONIIIIIY"-''
ri)hLicH at a ,S)injt. '
WE BUY FORT ESS
E SELL FOR JU ESS
Men's Work Shoes
Holtd All Leather Holes and
heels "
$2.19 ' .
S-tii. tup, in full 'stock,
leather leather or- combina
tion soles e
$1.35 - $5.29 -$5.4
III in. Ti ; '
$(.95 '
" iMtvs'' si:iivici'. 'siioKii "
: Kull t'l.vonie jA'l.lher . ,!
$2.50 - $2.G5 - . o
nkWTORKIU.4
Former II'sliU(iH llcri1 1
S. A.' Giu'dinier, of Portland. Is,
a visitor in f 41 Grande at the Haca-
Get MaiTlftffe I lceiise
Ida ltou'o nnd William Tail I, both
of Seattle. Wash., were issued a
marriage license tills morning at
jawea Inn. Lr. Gardinier. former-j the fnlon county court house,
ly lived here where ho was in thoi 1
theater .business.
Mr, Mtcli Visits
.Sum hitch, of Knterprlse, .passed
tlireufrh l.a Grande this morning
by automobile on the way to his
homo from Portland where ho lias
been visiting.
To He turn Nxl Monlli
1 County . Judge and Mrs. IT. G.
, Couch, of I .a Grande, uro expected
next with $t.oau, and- dwei-rttigs Patterson as a member of the stato Hao"a It further or:to set. any time
and contents third, with $27,000. t gamo commission for a term of . ,ur ,l iirwonuie luirouucuun.
'Overheated stoves and furnaces fivo years. His present term, to j " ' J
nnd defective chimneys and flues which he wns appointed to fill out!
caused $'-'9,000 of the December the unexpired term of James W. I
losxes: electricity and defective , Maloney of Pendleton, will explru
wiring $10,000: matches and care- 1 In Kebruary.
less smokers $0,000 mui causes list-! " -:-
ed as
Paul Uven I'avcs j
Paul iltyers. son of Mr, and Mrs.
F. I a. $ ey e rs, of ha G rn n de, left
Monday , for .South . -Jlond, Ind.v
where he is a student at the Uni
versity of Notre Dame. He has
been visiting his parents heie.
to be bnck In Lu Grande the latter
part of this month or early in Feb
ruary. They are visiting, in Oak
land, Cal.
Ha by laujthtvr. Horn -
Justi. as tho new day was Iborn,
at U:0t a. in. a new. baby came Wallowa
Into the "orb). ..The . little girl Js ciatslcnnte. mercantile hulldlng. and ; jct;tions to the bill.'
inn uutiHiutT ui mi-. Him comems, jj,u"u;. noon iiiyer
- KAl.KM, 6re., Jan. '23 (AP)
Threo inertsures that arb-designed
to make tluv State Labor Depart
ment ' HelC-sustainlng by pfpluelng
annual' revenues, of $4it,9!H or
which $Sft,4!4 would bo, new money
unknown", a lurgor portion ( The salary of the county uvas
er which Is chargeable to Incen- uror Dr julk county will be in
uiuriniii. n-Bjiuiinnne, lur ,. creased from jiooo to iu a year wore explained before, tho ways
000 of the total. , : . i V IH which wus vetoed by Gov- nn, means committee last night by
. Wallowa Loss K.tO.OOO fc ernor Patterson after the session hi Oram, state labbr commls
There were only four fires -of of nnd which passed the sen- 8ioner,
major proportions. $3,000 or more. ate. over his veto today. The bill: The 'commltteii did not" cominll
during Deccmbur. tley being the will reacn me nouse in is wcck. j no iH(,i r on the "nronosed measures.
conflagration.- $30,001; governor hns withdrawn his ub" .,u( ni)l,0,llU,d senator 'Kiddie and
i Representative Angell nnd Collier
( 'i ' ' ' ' .. uiil..n.l,liiltii .' l ilmi ft til A lit 1 1 u
dames H. Profflt nnd she was born codntv, dwelling. $8,000, anr.Klar Hvueimtop Marks of Linn countv t . r..eii.,.r
i at fnilly home at 2111 Spruce .math county; iriitnnier home. $5.0O'otrtV)au l)tl.0iucod a ,iu that would 'considered.
Married by Justice
Iva Mcintosh and Dell Brooks,
botli of lTnion county, were mar
ried yesterday nftenlOrtn1 -""at 3
o'clock tfy Justice of tho Peace
iunh Hrddy. Nora West and Asa
Mcintoshwero witnesses.
Miss ('nso Ixnvcs ,Ki
MIhs Lucy A. Case, of CorVHllts,
reprewentiitive of the Oregon Stale
college extension division, arrived
In La Grande ycxtcrdny and this
morning left for North Powder.
She stayed at the Saca Jawea Inn
while in La Grande.,
streot. ;8he haa been nanied NUa The record for the month oil, Do
Virginia.
change the beginning of the March
Visits Here
' JOwHopkins, one of the owrters follow:
of the dude ranch at Wallowa lake, i
was a visitor In La Grande this' J
ftfurnlng for n few hoifKs on his way 1
home from Portland where he has !!'-!
been spending ' the la-st w;ee1t on .35-J
business. . i fr . t9-7
- - - - - 1 - , riy2
: cember for the five-year period l0rm of tho circuit court in Linn I " k.
1924 to 1928 Inclusive.-and the to- county from the first to the sec- . .....
i
tal losses for tho pnst five . years, Qnd Monday and the beginning of $lwort fJnJfi 5?nin
. -. vt- 'iii,- Deccinher term "from the first
December Yr. Kndlng to tho second Monday. Tho meas-
Dec. 31 i Ulc. vaa I'tjiuested by tho Linn
$4.44L32r,,1,Hitfi. naJCiSi,...
4 8."
tiX
, 7 b'
80 '
Loss
$208,002
174.303 .
16.,75rt
3!'r.042 ,
147. 3S5
2.!l42.1GCj .
ft.032,tsi Tl
r'H 7 Tit i
Publlei lluys purtables
More portable phonographs and '
elect rieal 'tiekup" phonographs ,
are bring' sold now thau any other I
typ ac(rO'-,iltig lo C. It. My lire, of
SpoUane,;reireHentatlve of a music
company. Mr. Myhro was a visitor
In La Grande yesterday -anil this
morning ont on to Kulcrprtsc.
)loilier Verv III
f K. I. Shepherd, of La Grande. .TWO-DAY WRECK
received word recently of tho serl- , mAj w ftfr.1 TV TPC TTi
ous illness of his mother who lives f- ITIUUJ. IO 1U r-
in Kinsley. Kim. Mr. SheMerd has;. 2Gj MANY INJURED
Wt-CII ill- m-vnii t ry iiiiu
iinablo to make the trip back to
Kansus.
i Hita-Middleweat
I ' '. ..
CP'SXGO, ,an. ;2.1; f AP) .r- Two
iilmosphyrlc disturbances, ' one In
Kaatcrn Kansas and the other In
the Itocky MounUln plateau re
gion, totlay hud pointed midwest
Sle- Miss Kirby
Marjmfe Kirby. of 1-a Grande,
senior in liomc economics at O. S.
(. n on the home economics stu
dent committee for the sixth an
nual educational exposition for
high school students to be Kcb.
22 and 23. She will have charge
of the institutional economics divi
sion. J
REBELS KILL
U. S. MARINES
IN NICARAGUA1 , ' '-""t 20,
uiiiK mm.
" j Negro wfinian about 30.
Continued from Page 1) I George Gould, of Chicago, attor-
"J',.ty. for tho Greyhound company.
which operated tint bus, who came
here tu make an Investigation for
Thu so-ealted kindergarten bill.
3;247.T.i I 'iiiotlitTPil- by the Oregon congress
4..1 77.50S 0f parents and teachers. Is stilt
liciririitir fni- 1111 f nt riul Ui'iT. Mim-
bers of the M.ultnomnh county ,'''" tuPiperuturoB toward nero. and
delegation cumo up to Sali nl, lhi,..-V"ciow) uaies wnippeu LlKu wiciir
bill in llielr iioofcets hut slm-u tlitf '("" co .oovored uaveliietus and
would affect .every county In' OIen loads, and In several states
j .hrf'in. Aveeuilns. MnttnrinMh. 1. here vas. promise of more snow.
- lis not considered likely thut one;' Th renewed cold snap,, which
(Continued from Pase 1) .lot thu group would introduce the '. nthen bureau said would bo
. j and wurmlng winds vhlch had left
lteeuuse the resolutlnii is worded streets, stdewulks and fluids aoakoil.'
to mean "borrowing" instead of -. . . ... ?rL . ' " '
litii'Cbaslng; Lonei'Kan of M u It no
ma h favored houo resolution three
which slates that the house mem
bers should be furnished with n
standard dictionary for their use.
Thu resolution carried.
.Man nltmil Il.'i. Inllhil "M" i.n
'lielt. , ... . -
I Man about -lo, IfiO puumW.
Man about 3d, tall and slender
fair complexion,
Despite considerable opposition
diiras last wieW that the general
was planning pt big .pffenslvo In
.yuiruKuu. i" f , (he company, sent u statement . to .from the-Hoop nnd a 30-miniite d
iicmuuut uiiluuu ui ihuiuhuu hls iie:,(,u(1rters at Chicago hold- bate, the rural cemeteries bill pass
tiirned down u peace proposa from Ifl(ff uu( U.I the ,,UH dl.,VCPi ,)lume. cd lR, ,luU(iL. (f ....i.muuIIvck this
Sandlno which urKed that the lcJW lno1.nlnff wh(! :(f U!m((.rH voted
northern department of Nuevu S.-. (1(MI(1 .j.i u hllH lpen (iiii,ihi1. 1V.." The bill was intn.dueed bv
NurvHI of I'matilla county, and
i-pruvirlcs that a fllKirlet tax may bv
govia be aepiirated from Nicaragua tl)l th(, ,r(vwr coW (t M,
"""lu!"f ovVin! , ,!i74"'''ii' tli.11 ir,0.'or 200 feet und.
wfif .4. jj; . t liifct the lnlerurban AvuV running
TIr.4;iKt 'lwilousfvlhsh octi-orred Jtetween Mo1 or fto miles 'rm hour
on January 10 in Nueva Sgoviar0n a lale schedule, lie snld that
when Lle-utenant William H. Hmith., Htere. wus no warning signal- on
HiJA'SVnieilVan medical" officer, was the IiUe Slmro crossing and that
woundctr and two native gun Mis the'Mrlvcr' had stopped about' 1 2
were kllVjd. In the .SJiiiie district, (yet from tlie crossing and got out
oh December G, Gunnery Sergeant of the niaehine to look u) und
Cba'rleii Williams of AstoYlA. N. Y.. I down the trucks. ' ' - '' '
i.i.s Meisnel Cbosort A '
Friends in La Grande received
word early this week of the re
sponsible, task which has been
irivcn Miss lleh n MeisneU" senior
at the 1 iiivi-rsity of Washington,
who hady-hartre of the La Grande
tanii h'ire Girls' camp IpM sum
mer. Ml us Meisnet. In adiUtlon. to W;fla. killed In us encounter with a
her work ut the university; has of inaruder8 when he was
la-en made camp fire executive of hit ,y a struy bullet,
the city of Tacoma the executive- I t
ship have been opened there only. ,
recently. - During "her stay In this
vicinity last summer. Miss MeLsnet '. HILL IM'ltom CI.D 'i
made many friends and in report-I WASHIN(;TON. Jan. 23 ( A P ) j ,
1 It
TIIUKI-: KILLKl) AT CKOSSING
DAYTtJN, O., Jan. 23 (AP)
Three persons were killed and u
fourth probably fatally Injured ear-
lv today when an automobile was
inick by a Dig -Four passenger
levied on real property not' coed
Ing :Mi mills for the upkeep ahd
nialnlenance of rural cemeteries.
' The report of Uir telephone rule
Invest iKal Ion committee appolnted
lll li27. was received rtn tho desk
but not read because t hp'Kp'iker
unuounced thut the report will be
'printed and placed on 'Hu inufn
bers' desks. I
ih.Iii u..nih i.f horn ThA fiend nr:
ing this appointment which she has A bill to authorize J. C Tenbrook j.fjp IMVers 21 ; Albert Fugleman,
been given, they feel that she Is to construct a toll brldue across the Jl(l chjirtes 'walker. 18. all of
the proper person Cor the Import- Columbia river near Astoria, Ore..it...,.... i iUH i,,$h u'..i.w.Vu ik
ant work. She has given years to to connect the ltoosevelt Military ,, f,.tltiii.i mUnII mid lit
the camp fire work both off a inetn- highway: with the Washington - . . ,v f(ir h.,p Ffttvlvv. ness on the stand
F. .1. KOI, AH (ONVK n;i
I'OKTJ.AND, Jan. 23 (AP) F.
J. Kolar. "who posed as an X-ltay
Speyiollst and "blooilless surgeon"
MN.s'ronvleted of attempt to com
mit larceny today by district Judge
Hendrlckson. The cuse wus heard
wit hout a jury.
The defense failed to put ii wil-
ber and later im a gamdlun and Orean 1 tench highway, was Intro-
is well versed on the organization's duced loduy by Representative
workinga Hawley.
TIME IS GROWING SHORTER s
Don't Mies the Enonnous Savings at the Great
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Closing Out
i Sale
of the Entire Stock of
Leaders of Smuggling Conference
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Doran Disapproves
- Prohibition Plan
ST. PAl'L, JJn. 23 (AP) Dr.
James M. Doran, national prohibi
tion commissioner, believes tho pro
posal $24,000,000 appropriation Tor
prohibition onrorcenient would dis
organize the process of placing the
personnel or, his departhient on u
higher plane under civil service.
Rheumatism
While In Fin are with the Amer
ican army 1 -obtained a proscrip
tion that thoiwaitils of Itheumallc
sufferers hat'cusetl with wonder
ful results,1. -Tpe prescription cost
me. nnthlng ,und-1 ask nothing for
It. 1 will mail it If you will Huud
me your- address. A postal will
bring It. Write today. PAUL CASH,
Dept. T-S2, Brockton, Mass. Adv. i
SAVE WITH ftAFBrV
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duskta:
(Lllllo Soul)
Duska Face Powder is a
, triumph of modorn chem
istry und the Perfumer's
Art! Prepared so that II
- permits the evaporation uf .
molNUiro and thus prevents
shine.
, Iniska Fact" Powder
duces n trrthsparent ...
a lice,' . 'IhO ' churni
ymiihrpl nnmplexion.
i;xliiHlcly sold hjf
Glass Drugs
Inc.
i t, Tli ltexall Kloro
-; La Grande, Ore,
1 r uestioyers or uun race
1- :
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fj iaji ;.,)'., ;v . TODAY- : .
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a' :.a m ."..';!..,! , 1'L l LA T I ME" ; ;
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mm
Today - - Thursday - Friday
. s & '
"Thry h:ill nut declareil Adnitml F. C. Imllard (rtcht).
speitklnir nf li'inor nuiugielers who ply ncress the Canadian border.
"All riybt, wo II err what We can do about ft," said Dr. O. D. Skd
lon. of Canada, uinler secretary for exteroMl affulrs. Ho here they're
hIiouii at ouawji, CaiiHda. where th y and their renpecilve ib-bga-tion-i
n- Irving Cm come to nn agi eeincut regard inj aineiidment
tt r.ft--l''in.iutri"i!'Trt-j:j'r ivzi -
' STRANGE, BUT TRUE
'Rockefeller and Ford can write a few words and
figures on ii piece of paper and make it worth $10,
000,000. ' That's Capital.
.The United States can take an ounce and a quarter
of gold and stamp an eagle upon it and make $20.00,
, ' -That's Authority,
mechanic can take material worth $5.00 and make
it into watch springs worth $1,000.00.
That's Skill.
A merchant can take an article worth $1.00 and sell
it for $1.50.
That's liuBini'ss.
A Chiropractor can adjust a vertebra of the spine -
and restore health.-' 1 '
That's Science.
.Your spine MUST be right before you can enjoy
health.
That's a Fact.
Thone today for your appointment.
Dr. J. E. Woodell
. 20 Sommcr Bldg. '
Phone ."497-W - - - - - - . - - Res. l'JO-W.
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.. wancy cinncu
A pair of lovable young
steis in a tingling, roman
tic melodrama of back
stage. Breezy bits of
bright-light beauty. Gorg
eous girls and gayety.
; Also
. Comedy
"NOTHING FLAT'
& Cartoon.