La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 2u, 1'29. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Fivn Local News In Brief $lr. White Mire v K A. II. Whlto, of Pendleton, is visiting in l.ii Grande. Ho is ut the SuCajawea Inn. v "; . Mr. Itiidiui an Alts . . Hon liuchanan, of linker, Is vis iting In La tlrando. He is at the Hncajnwoa Inn. TYnni I uM K. Mart eh, Lewi Dui'ls and Hilly Hobhin, ull of I'nlou, ary regiatoivd nt thu Koley -hotel, i , Nime Leader Of " 7 AssaiiT -H W Club V Life Term LaV At f ondosa, Ure. (Observer Correspondent Ore., (Sneeiul) mtmury j ur a 4-jt In liuKt-r lj()nn;in Sea la, of La Ornnde. wont lo Maker yesterday on a busi ness vIhII. Mr. IHmtmau Visits ' Lmhor lllndmnn. of Ulgin. I" n visitor In I .a (irnmto todaw Ho Is at the Huoajuweu Inn. From JViidlotoifc-w II. Hijlcard. of Pendleton, ar rival in l.u Grande yesterday. H Ik at the Foley hutel. . . Mr. Wagner VI4ls- c. II. Wagner, of KoterprlBe, Is a visitor In this' city today and 1 registered nt the,. Koley hotel, From Allcel ' J. H. Itrvnnt. of AUool, Is visit ing In La tlrando today and is at l tit Koley hotel. ' Prom ftailarln Iterr knplln. of Outurin. arrived In ! t CrrvMe v"Veilf.v and Ih nt iifr H-'iuwtn Inn. . Mr. M.'k lrfl Mint -. S. it. .uwn ii. Itoiso. Ida., i.s n ci-mor lit La GrMi'Je ihls week, lie -MKrlN ) nndny for .Vohlillll(jl. 1 1 kit: lichtilw s - Avon ln'iiii. of Puriemd, visited tv ! itfs'-'w iii t.. Crnoite rinn-sdav and returned to his homo yesier diiv . - . ' J ' '.. t . From IH'ndlion . U K. Muik!. of Pendloton, nr-riv-fd In thlH city yfimordny and lb at tin Foley hotol. I t ) llrro Frtini I nioii o. a. runo una ti. i . iiooa, notn of Tnlnn, arc vlHllot'H hi I.a (lrnpdo today. From InxvHlfw . . L. Linsr.n-.l. rtf ilaxvllle. Is vIkU In v In 1-a Grando today. Homo for WVrkmcl i ('lark Uiioliman:, of AHcel. Ih spennnK tho wcrhend at liis homo. Mr. Hiiclaiinn Ih a ntnlor . ill. Ji Crande llih Rchool,- ; y ltclnrn IV mi rortlHiitl llr. and Mrs. L. I'. lit'Oore. of lVrry, liavo mtm-nod from Port land whoro ilr. iejforo hap been r-oiilvjog tivnlmcnlH at the tiood Samarilan" hOMpitHl. IU riiaiimim llorr "! 'SIIkh 'Avis II. fMiapmnn of ,Ta r'onia, Ib In ha (iratido and pxportH to remain. Ihto for tho next two woeUs. Wlio k at Ijio Pamjawon. Inn.'."-;'" ' .," ' , ' ' ''M'Vllf1 rolHmo ' Tli Jtalnhow OJrls will not moot tiiilj?M" rMH;io ;of rlKid, weal hoc. liwmHotlon of offiPorH whlrh was to Jjavo licon bold lonlKlit will ho top( pouted mil II tin next i-ngu lar inootln-v Fob u. , , ;V- .. -r ... tioes to llllot'liM'., i F. A. IhiKelllno, of Soutll llend, "Wash., wont to rcntorprtsV" this tnofnintr whore ho will npoak today. Mr; I Inzeltitm haM ' boon In l.a llrando for tho lu.sL wook on fed eral prohibition onforromont work. To Isli (iramlmmlmr " KdKar. Itosroi's. , of- I(a Grande. wini to Wallowa thfh morning" to visit1 his Kramlniotlior. KrM..V. I;. i-'ioldH. : ; v; - , Mint ijario foiiluffiio li'iicher, will ho. leader coKcry ciun, oricanneca mum uw Krls, offitor choKt-a aiv, ! proHidcnt, Mary ,leww; vto proMl-1 Uojit," taxol". Wanker, norretary, i Mildred Ibinoan, ' I Tljo Bakor chain hi r of com ! nierce presented an excellent pro- Kram at tho school hoimo Friday evening. After th performance the vlNltom were taken to tho home of Mr. and Mrs.: , Henry Maxfleld : whore rerrehmcatM wore nerved hy tho' Women's eluh after which all returned to tho Hchonl bonne t where danclnfr was enjoyed until a late honr.;: I MrR. I1. H. rtuhh, arrived ut Medi cal tfpritiffs Wodpewlay for a vl-1 It with Mr. and Mitt. I1. J. 1owiiv ; Mr, Hubb, who Ut In tho mercnntllo ' hntdneHs In iluntlmrton. drovo up , Sunday and took Mrs. Huhh homo. : 'i"WOr pmicnlH al' Medical Spi liiKs ! for a couple of woe liH treatment for i dieiutuUitni,nje,.-C . i. t arr, who i canto from North l-owdor Friday. ! and A dirlKtlet. of llerinlstnp. who arrived 'Ihursday.- i Mr. and Mrs. (ioorfre South, who are now. 'inaklnff thctr homo ut - I their dairy farm ut iluutiuKlon af ter many yoarH residence hero, woro ItiiHineHH vlMtora here over, tho woekead; - . ThomaH Murray. . son of , Mrs. Mary Murray, was takon to tho I I'M ( rti .laf In WrecH Near : Lake, Is Report PITY ASSETS KOW LISTED $1,447,815 (Contlnuct from Pa(t 1) lly Mix. I'jiiIh'I FurrKtmrn ottscrvi'r rnrri'sponilcnt t (.-. ) I'.silll.sfi, wil or lnmilH for I lmi'ovomrii liHtrtrlK 3(i,4M.54, pruminm ml ImoroHt on homUt mioi-h too) fl.K2a.x, Imprnvcmont . NoltTIt I'OWDKIl, (Siu'i'tul) IhmuIh nol IiirlmlutMn ulitkiiiff (mill "a'wom liomi.l hiiika Mini ilio KuBt- f 4. 1 T5.1 S, tmiirortmrmt homt In- Utii Ori'Kun fuxt iPlKht triu'k niiMirwl not lueliiiUM In KinKInc fuml Willi. 11 lii'Md-on colllulnn at Hot i.a!.u. HANKERS TO GATHER HERE .DURING JUNE (Continued from Pag 1) ut Coi-vallta ednoHday and Thurs d. About DO otier wejo.pio sent. Oairy und sheep development wan discussed by the men uud speakers from the eolloue were Included on the program. Prof. Itrandt and ' ' . . .. . - '11 fill In IV i J Ti 11411 II VI , ' H. t.,, UIIU duv 'I'hurHilltv had moid of the tKmera wurrnnts !tS,r88 2S, Maishatl Dana, of Portland, weio lint' It rr.M m,rUd o.v traf-' general warrant interest H.f.6u u -peaklnff pioffram. ' i Mv. aM Autl hire iiiforiulnir- t (warrunts paid) Sfl.0S I 1'ortlund they Mslted tho Pa- otots Lt'llm advertlsl (warrants pad 1 100 'iflo t'o-Opefutlve Wood Orower t ' ol"r, ll daY Srli nrf n II hOM,Unl rurt .T.IX hand fund prwuiliuitlon In company Avllh a- Utk ill Hip cut niur tho viaduct' 'I'lic lUHliniKoiiii nts for itu yi'iir miiiihor r. tmM An tho wmd lin to: innnmim ...i.i ......... imi . (wiiiTiiiilH imlil) l,ri.17,7S. iIooliil Intpi'ost tun ttonoml linnnH) :'S.tfl4.S!l. pipe line liondx twnr inntB unit wiimint liitcrnit palil) ttB.r.SO.it;. Rrnvor' Crock jilpi lino (hcin.la pnlil In full) SS.OOli, rcfuml wiilor (hnnilH piild) tin.OOO, Kmvor IkiiiiIk Iioii1k uilil' .ri,0oti, wnttir wnrk liiittormont lionilH (honiln p.ilil) H.iliill. rtrn I'Hiilpmom liomlH BAKER QUINTET DEFEATS TIGERS HERE, 27 TO 18 (Continued from Page 1) .: XKA " ''" nuifiry nt nov.'Miiliuvl "J. tlnlliiirlior, lilln wii'Jnx. Tim isIuko und tiurli I jwi'o ' ukivimI lii ono; ftldrtof tho roud to allovv trtifrH' lliru.iirli. No . ojto win liurt In. Ilio rolitHlon hut tho trui'k waH . ilaimiKiiil. ... 'l'lio .Vlirtuint' I'lodlt nBKOola Hon In-Ill Uh ruRulnr mi'i-tlnir l-'il day iilKlil 111 tlifl pffl- . f JudBO Noonr-i'i-nov. . Tho II. K.. nwlnurnnt, mnmiKod tt.oon. irisnornl ehllmitlon hnilds :nd opiitn.l hy Hi'Oiito Kawiinno.i (i,onrtH imlil) jridO, Imiu'OYtMiiont I IlllM. 111... II lllkl.ll HI-HP llV thll WIMlM' l...t..lu IW.1. ....1.1. .1AA.I1I ' t..l iiwlniuiuit. Mr. ICivwuumi will loavo ,.ov..iii.nt h.in.l lnl,.ii.t '(ooi'iiioiik ""m'H 1:,"-lv 1,1 lh" '"Hl l""i;ldf . . I .......... ...... Hi.. I l...n l..1n.lr.H I..I.. riir ..wownr, inn., mni oook n ui" pni,) f27.lll,6S, Miiiirovoinout ,i new Wunhliurtnn ,m. , wrriim (wumint l.uldj, in.. .""oup-ln IIiIm half, wont on ' -llormiin W4itl and V. A. Ilmlli'-' Li.Hi, Improvi-mont 'wnrmmn In- IW"' I"1" . iirwunlt d for 8 )un w.Mil iahl.lt liuntluB Thuiaiiny 1 uroat ti. M. 71. ., . lunula. ;i o: ..wiim. nniy .uiaca nun. oil tho lhulli-aoii fit ii il 8DUI heiinl of tlm. IunI ii .KiiriulH hi'cuuao fit un Injiii'i'il anklp. '' Jtriidi-ii. Jt (iriindn forwurd, and t'lii-Koii, n( lin kf r. tli'd) for hlr h point honiu'M ulth 10 wioh. fluiirw lllK on both tram win. HlrcinK, x rcpl that' oiTiitdnnnllv tho KiiandM would hp "Hurtii'd'' out of pontoon und tli oppuiilntf rorvrurd would Hl, thriiturll fur a aot-up. Khuk plnvld u atroiiK Kamn for li (.Irtutdo flr he ri'plnretl J. llorrv at tc-fl KUtir4l. .. .MuhIo wiih furfilahrd hy tho tlranilc IIIkIi hand. '. hiiiuiiuiry ., v ( UI Iji Cmnd l' . ..dill ' Hrmll'ii l''....:.(2' I'. Nowlln i'......(fl) V. Xi wlln I too J linker (37) ThomaH (U)... Stoddard (.1)... Howard (til... MrKlui ......... (Ynokott .(S). Cal'Bon (111) ., islnrnior ........ (1 . ft . H .. ..8.... ..II. llnrrv . Kaua Wnlfo Kiyiro liy iuirtirM 1 i 3 I llakpr r 4 4 II l.a flramlo . 1" on tlu HCorliiK fnd,' dl'npppd Clvo ton l to load ai lialftlmi', 13 to S, : llakor ramp haok aironiror In tho third porlod. Honrlnjr fl to tho homo horo. Thoy ioporled u doplh of: I hi'r. I. ...I tt unnvt' D.I)., lnshiip ()t Di-iiiut. in a liiiii- Jllu Vr ropnliod froccn . water Hi: Ktatpinoiil di'i laros Unit JUV'1 ; idpi Krlday for llr. lOllon Mann Imin'a hahlluulr : oriiillnal " act lnvm,r ( n,o iohIiIohoo whoro l.on I uhelicd bv his teammates and when thO'ltmor'H Kun sounded, the Tlirers found themselveH losers by a 3 to 1 3 57 2- IS Field Koals: Itaker 12, Ia fininde 0. ... y ' Tries for free point :-linker 8. f,a flrandn 3. Free throws converted; linker 8, La (Irando 0, Ueferee: James Tlosenbaum, of fa I ramie. . k , i . " Siimiiwiry Freshmen (U) , . Shepherd I).,..F Workman ......F1..,....., Torronee 1 1 ).....!'. llavtman (7) HEALTH , Itecame . ovr. emjor-. and rnKed ...iil.l h. niiieiided and MrK',-Hlb,i,M,m.iu .....i r,.iu. i,t.v mmwl. in I'WJ it. iii.'orbit'it ciiiu-u iv' fnmbllmxMho hall frenuently. .far Miller, mother of "Id ohildveii pardoned from her ,lire s'nl;H;c0. I'ndor l ie law. mm: ioioiues.au- lu IVmi KHinehi-v-v f " Mrs. H. J. Horstman. of ICamelU. is a visitor in 1 41 firando today..- TO H0S J.-t- ,, ,'; Mrs. M. Uaeser and children. Maxlne and lie it ha Jarle. wero visitors ror a short tiine in' l.a Grande today on. their way lo San I k ko. . ... -r. . Jiue to tho heavy now that has! fallen durinic the last, few day leoplo hiive started shovellrf thel Twenty-four i titi:si: f i v 11 i:aii 11 woitu Hy lr. I V.lerlck-Wrli-ker The Ihlrtnenth hlonnial report of I marwin. '.linker simply speeded -up I ii,iL.hos CM I in me iasi penmi wnne a vtnimie nn-i'v" Stofhlnid () (ierald - ...j.... sou was lakeu Irom the tin mo In j -. (I ..a ;. ...M ...H ...h a -Hi: (!l) Senlord t! Khbv, l- H .foms iJileher lIxnn Dehoiitf All Her Kborhard KorhenskarKor ....:.i.j4.'.. 'Hilmr hospital in ifakor Monuuy morniiiff ;, . . ..ill , ..iiiit.inV ' .1 , 1 v - u ; tomalicitUy senletieo the aiouijoi mow off their roofs. ported to iirive a severe case1 of V Hlt Uihl MfH. Miller V.-nr- Jimhes has bn taken off the hlffh tUo Oregon state board of health reweii ami i'r:'v;- - i lias just been published und shows . oft'enses. , , - John HurdetUi. Is running tho lhpV hn been ajtreat inereasn ', '' . nnow plow over- town clonrtn tho. hl !He heallh work lu tills state. snow rrom the sidewaius. '. The iinanclal report shows that j Chris. Loo was here recanlly n10 work has boon done on a five from Itaker looking after his sheep ,.0nts p0l. capita apprnprlutivu. This pnotl luoiiia. ' Mrs. Jack Hutlor-was taken to the hospital at Hakor Hun day even ing: for treatment. Hho has been ill for a week, but Is bettor at (bis time.- It Is reported; To Kltfln CJiarles 'I'orpany. freshman In T-n Oranilo II IrIi son nol. went to hlKiu this mornliiK to spend (ho weekend at his .homo. . . -..- , . . Mr. Con .m Keliirnti ( - J. W. COats. of Wallowa, loft here this morning for his home. Leave for link! Mr. and Mrs. 'Lewis M, Lewis loft this afternoon for Hakor whoro Mr. Lewis will take motion pictures at, ,il lanco tonight. He an' Mrs. I.iiwls have been.iii(La Cirande since Wfidnesday; Mr. North Visits V . William C North, of Maker, was in , La Oramlo ftm several hopra yesterday afternoon on a business visit. 'Mr. North is secretary of tho Hakei county chamber of com merce. . . f In Town Today Mrs. Urooks and daughter. Helen, who live, near l-a irnndi, are visitors In this city today. ' Mix Ayros III' " .' : Mrs. Kobort Ayres, of La Oraade, is sufforliifr from intlu- enza. , - , . t v;; iL - Salvation Army ' Sunday Salvation Army services follow; holiness-moot hiK 11 f- tn.t Sunday soliool and Ulhle class 2:30 p. m., Yoitnff People's IcKion nieet iiifr C:30 p. m. and oveniiiM: sor yleo p. 111., subject "Tjie Search if the Aires." MeetliiKs arc held every weekday night at 8. p. m. lloadK l-'air " John . Kennedy, of Seattle, and Douglas flerow. of Portland, ar rived In Iji (Irundptfrom Hoi so yes terday. Tho roads from JJoiae are til fairly good shape, tjioy 'report. The 'most troublesome place was between North - Powder and La (Jramle. they said. ' . To .Meet- Momlay A special meeUnp to discuss the reiMlmtttinff of members will be held by 'the L.' A. to: t 'of K. T. Monday.' at tV o'clock at KuKles' haii. ' y.. r St-ont liaskcilMill ' Uoy Scout Troop ,Nv .3 defpflted the Central jehobl basketball team last nltflit with a score of 12 to 6. Mr. 1 licks, Central Rchool coach was roreree. The nteht before the Iroop defeated Oreeiiwood school 1:1 to it, -V ' " . ! Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Murruy are (the happy parenls of a baby girl. . born to them In La Rrande at tho homo of Mrs. Murray's mother. Mrs. C. F. . Hoherlson, Monday uiornlpK-' lids is their first child, and has been named Hflrbara Kay. V1'nl nntnui r,..n W.. Hi. W.illli of the lunrrlae of . Archie Kelly and Miss Alclba McClure. Archie Is well known here, having bettn mechunio lor tho GraiMle JLonde Lumber company for years. Mrs. Kelly Is a former La Grande girl. (Hen jMtillh. who was seriously Injured In an uccident at tho. mill on Oct. 80. was brought home from the hospital "Saturday,'" Mr. Smith Us not fully recovered, hut Is K''t' itlhi: along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larson, who brought their two-year-old son. Clyde, - homo from the hospital j IMiurJair-ireturned to Hakor with j him'. Widay.-pvching and he is re 1 ported "''to-? Jjo'w-ltlftally ill. M r. (and Mrs. Harvey Larson have been 1 In I'nliAf vil).-tVir. nnt-AMiM fnr unv oral days, but returned home Wed-1 (:& !neBday;.)-t'. '' :x- . " --.. -' A. cll. MacOregor, of Tinker, was , tuning'' the 'phino' " at .'th 'nchool f liouse Friday. I Mr; and Mrs. P. J. Powers. Mr. ;and Mrsivj. Pawnrs, Mr, and Mrs. Geopgis' South', '.''and A. Chrlslley weV dinner'' guests of Mr. and ;Mrs. C. C. Jackson In Hakor Sunday sevenlng. In the vanguard of the cold; firiy j hampered transportation 'a'ntl re I mmni in nuiin-i imin . iri I ut ' ,.,, m Hu lim-ii t lu inuu il... ti,. j..i t ' i ; dents while pedestrians rouiul pre, , i ,.i.ii.nn.l 1 t J?-a. .. itomo Irom Los Angeles, nil., Wed-( person, in Oregon. Oregon's up n;sday morning afler a six weekH: proprlatlon Is much less than the nbsoiu-e. Mrs. tLoouey was called ; majority of the stales. Health au to the )u (Initio of-her slsler, Addle,-' thorlllen consider that toil oonts who has boon -very ill aiul liltlo' per enpiln Is the lulnlmum amount oli Ikiu lnwit niiifwl in Imi- .nn i L-O iii'Ovhlft in leu I in t n TitnilM fftf I lin Hi nin Into (it(nn ( 1 efficient admlnlHlratlon of modern . J Leslie Olsen of Iji (irsnde, visit- methods or disease prevention, r; his parimtH hero Wednesday. A survey tnhdo by the Intermi. . ; : , Charles Law., while bringing tho tlonal Health Hoard or llockefeller children iulo school, had tho mis- rnnnoauon. oi an 01 xne siaie con- fortune of stripping the gears In tIH the following oritlclsin of Ore. his new sedan trying to pull0"; '7h (Oregon) stato hoard through the deep n'ow. of Klying Aho inaxhmim The women of tho Woodcraft! k'10 V1",1 ft flT, C0Mtr l'"" lodge had a big Hum f.HMl Tues- j l,nron,',,IloI? . IM fVt 1' , ' ...... I lllo nt'tlvlltPH of tho' board tiro . . , , . .. 1 n . onndiioioil throiufh hIx dlvlalonai lo!, ,M 1. .KHWItiK I. IU ... Th0 (11vlHlon ot llllimUtm. Xlolitatl. homo w.1,1 0 Mix ModniUi ,,;, ,, ooinniutilc.ihlo dltioaHoa Iiiih la Ht with (ho flu. ,;...,., -,. ,.,.., - M. I. Li'dhotKir. of l.a Oinndo. ',.,.,', ot .lipliilmi-lii , Tho alio. I ...1 HUM 1(1 All lllltlt ItllUU Willi 11111. .... ... 1 ....,.n...v cess oc tins work is snown by the. 1 41 14 -V . M rs. carious tooling on Ice coaled, walks. M'Mwiii'd HeimeM and his daugh ter, fcdnu. were, killed near' New . Haven. Conn., when nleet on f tho windshield of his car . , prevented him seeing an epj'eys train., uir proaching u crosdng, the locomotive STATE RESTS IN TRIAL . OF NORTH GOTT (Continued from Page 1) ne fuil-oi-ihe-wnv farm..1 Noi'Hicoll Loves Point Xortlicott IomI one shot from his' H7m! Doggy,i b? iH'ums Kveii ' "' ""."'J' V ' - The volley ''ball team captioned by Hr. Hay Murphy defeated the team .headed by H. I). Crowe last night, riio standings of the teams Ih now to 0. it " v of ; drifted snow'. 1 8 Inches. Colfax reported To Have flasket Kodaf Tho Kogles' lodge''- Is planning a basket, social and dance to be. held, Feb. 7 at Fugles hall, Jt Is announced. Tho public will be invited to attend. f ; ' (' Oui or Hospital " v- f .' Rert Hpragne, of Joseph.' passed through La flrnnde this morning on tlm wa to his home from Port 1 land where ho lias been receiving medical treatment in. St. ., Vincent's hospital. ! SNOW SLIDES . : IJLOCK ROAD TO WALLpVA (Continued front PftJfe 1) lr. Ilk'h Itriurns Lewis Itich, of Joseph, .passer t)rough this city this morning 011 tho Wiiy home from Pittsburg, Pa., whore, he has been visiting his cousin. John Williams. In Deiivor thoro Is not so much wnow as In La Grande, Mr. Itich savs. In Pitts burg thfl weather ynn cold and foggy, he says. enmity are reported to be Ideal. Mold Salt's Meeting- F. W. Allen, of Portland and K. V, Davis, of Pendleton, wero In town yesterday holding a sales nmeting attended by ( nion OH company workers here. Mr, Allen Is assistant salesmanager of the Vniori Oil company and Mr. Davis Is special agent Tor tho company. The men also held a meeting- In Itaker this week. They expect to lavc La Orande today. HFAVY SNOW IN INL;M . KMPUti: SPOKANK, Wash. Jan. (AP) l-:a stern Washington and -Northern 1 Idaho iiulav faced tho prospect of being snowbound within 24 hours. Heavy fa Ming snow after blow lag In some places bv blizzard winds, had blocked hundreds of private and countv roads, lly noon 1 he. main highways in every direc tion from Lewlston, Ida., had been reported blocked, cutting off the onv. Lewiston had 14 Inches of snow In tho cliv and even more In the surrounding country. Newport, Wash., report od that cars were still coming through 110 inches of snow tndav. ColvIHe had 1 ,"1 Inches. ' Cars were getting to Wilbur, 'through more thnn n foof , Moseow, Ida., Jiad 2 a inches ol (snow.nnd It was beginning to drift, with, city streets blocked and hlgh ways piled up. Wallace. Ida., ro- Iiorted autonviblles being hatted by mdly drifting snow - on "Windy "Point, wherf) snow- was 30 inches 'deep. ' " ' " r 53 Inches lteHr4cl At liookout, on the Idaho-Moii-Itana 'divide, 03' inches fell. Coeur d'Aleile had snow more than 12 inches den..' ; ,.- : j Spokane nnd surrounding conn .trv hud from six Inches up and the blanket was thickening fast, for ithe steady, snowfalls today appcar ;ed likely to continue many hours. I : - Unad cw-ws labored on many .highways, while railroad operating chiefs here 'were on their mettle las reports came in of snow drltt ling ajl the way from the Palouso !tn Nelson, H. . 1 fnhowlnir flirnriiH UN. It. n. v,.l,M.iw..l l.i Hnn ... . ....... ... ........... f.. uisii I.IIII PUHO. llll lll'flTIIH : J'i'iiiir:Bi'0 rooi'tiily aflor a mx : jns I.. ' G09 ciihoh UK dolithK, . 2. Tho dlrhilon ol tho hyirienla i laboratory han more tliiul douhled ... , " ; lla work durlnit tho hut tlvo yemH. whi.i! .luihio jirco..).,..,, mMb .of annlUiiy ,jy (ilia v-mlt with the llallai-dn. looko ilofriiHt' man denied nm petition that ho ho KinwrUlK lmll PXa,(i Vl.r. p,,. allowed to nlitnln a depnaltlnn from .,,,,, HyM(.m m tho Hlate. lu ninnreil illll li, 111" eiliiuiil-u m- . oH.llilmi In 1 1, fu nil l,.., fni. nr.W water or Heyei' Ryatonin have heen learniutiy inveaiiifUioii. 1 jheen delau'red from enterlnu Hint . ( The. dlvlelnn r.f puhllc heallli nmtnliii iiu ti-Hniuu tf Atnnt1iil1 nf- ' - i , . .. . . . .. . . .......... .... uurning anu ufiuu nygifn uas none riclnls, !a remai'katdn ploc.o of work which Sheriff clem HwceWs, of River. I has resulted In Oregon having tho side county, was on his way to Hans lowest Jnfaut death ruto in tho Quentln prison today, hearing a Vnlted Htates. lu addition Oregon court order for thn release of Mt'H. 'has shown tho greatest reduction In lor, in Vancouver. Mrs. Clark, mother 'of Jessie and Hanford, has. debarred, from entering the' . COLI IX NEW VOItK NHW. YOltlv, Jan. '1W (AP) I iropplng t-mporatures today rlv- etcdt un ley coat of mall onto the eastern half of the country, j WbTt and froozlng ruin coining t See the jn-ettv diKgy. Jl'he niuiie if the preiiy douav In Who j .1111. WOo Jill iw ii "Pek.": Woo. t Jilt won a prize at a doggv. shoty. The ijogjrv show was In . New Vurlt. Si-e the pretty girl, The nniiKr of the pretiv girl Is Jalhr rv n li la c k . K a 1 h r v n Is p roitt v. j doggy, ton. Tliis is a pretty doK gv picturr. - ' Sarah Louisa Norlhcott for np-1 penraneo as. a wllnOss in North- i cott's behalf; Mrs, Norlhcott, (lor-, don Hiewnrt'H mother, pleadod gull-: ty to the murder of Walter Collins,, for which she .was Indlc'ted Jointly with her son. Norlhcott has Indi cated that siio will be flt;st witness when on Mdnday he takes up tho task of' attempting lo refute the stale's evidence. i;. IVe.li Htis-k of llooks V No'hhcoii today1 lidd u fresh Hlaek of law books lb. his coll, and p-lndlcatedhe would .spend.,) he week end In Intensive preparation for his defense moves. The young Canad ian was very subdued when he re turned to. the court room from his Wint'vllle ranch yesterday.' Jle ln- ilieated that ho was planning to jenrrv iprougn uih. airpuoy nume 'lively, mode defense plans, hut ho had lost all appearance of hravado. ! King (leorge iimy vlsll I his i country, savs a Loudon dlsputeh. I Mayho we'll find onl now thtil bis j maji-siy sinokes ' fiver different I hrnnds of rlgarotn. thn den Uih of mothers, You love lllierty, eh? The heril can't boss you, eh? Well, let's see you grow Whiskers df rplln herd custom, ' - - - Inaugurating First International Air Line The Closing Out of CLINT'S ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S Clothing, Shoos, Furnishings, Hats, Etc., Is making possible the greatest savings ever offered the La Cranflf People. l(lj3WJI -THE STORE WITH A CQNSCJ E NC M -jsgw. J X -J WK 1 Y VOn f KKH k sKtf yon J HSS New Spring Hats J Hnap und eurl lirluia, ill ull the new eolora of tuiiH, frreyn and hrowiiH. Corn-et Hhap"M nnd alyleil rlKhl up In tho ' llllllllliw. ' . '$2.9iV $3.9.1-$1.05 NEW CAPS Individual ami uisiuir-nvo models In gioy and Ian ma 95c .$1.()5 - $2.15 NEWYDRKhTOkJ Destroyers of Hltrh Price IN A 'fi 111 ATI NI-fl C., Col .... America's flrnl venture Into reg ulur Ititernathtnal air service pew links the L'nlteil Htates with C u b j , t lift R j h u n i ;i and the West Indies. The first plune to tukft off from the j'aii-Americun airport at MUmil. Flu., for Ha vana, with mail und piiiwengers is pictured above. First passen ger us the now service was in uuffuralfd wern Amelia linrh.irl, truns - Atlantic a v I u t r 1 x, and I'ostrnutfier fJeneral Hurry 8. Nw. ahowu belov, at the right, as tho' boarded thy plan 45. M C I I i c t o "' t- i I a: ! . ' ; f ri .1' Sunday Monday I -Is. .4 T T I i,l I III' J ;'"v-: ;: -it: Il.tlltIV IV I 'r4inlir, tiMiHing iibiimiirs, four ycftif t$l prince ton ullli riiurliN ItiiML'rs. Init with him. stray with htm, Work Midi hint, Imniersn ymirself wlh Itlm In tin m lories 11ml IhauiIin of life ni l-i'liicilnn. I I.AI RCIi ' (I.AItKV ' . IV :' "WE FAW DOWN" & rathe News. TODAY Ui Showing Tom Tyler & His Pals "When The Law Rides' TOPAY mtmmmmmmmmmmmaam ' Sunday Only Vera RfYNOLDS . Ml KENNETH THOMSON 44MI) 44M mi 4IAK MHAJMMM John Gilbert T-O-D-A-Y Greta Gaibo "A Woman of Affairs" 6830HIQS; SUNDAY Only ' "WIND Of The PAMPAS" TODAY 1 1 "Mark of Frog" "Combat" Fables & Topics. ;