La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 1-1, 192!). LA (iKANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief mw unit I BLACK TAKES 4 114 ,HO(Wi' IOUK" Iliei UlHl I11KU in Mouse liall dr n reirulur busi ness session. Sprain AmMo MifH Nettie Mitt on Ixal her homo' HHtTvrluv; fmm a sprained ankle, lr. I-'owler PI Mrs. Mne Kowlfi Ik 1H ntf Ifop homo imlny. experiment station on "Our Nation al Heroes." Th pi'OKTnm will be Kin at 7:2" anil the nubile In cor. dinlly invited to attend. ltcttirus to 1 4k Grtuuk ' Mrs. AIntu Hutluit return I'll to Im.' Grande thiH morning following a few days visit In Maker. j I .eg Init to Mwt STAND; STATE RESTS CASE (Continued from Pam 1) ,. ! 58 Men Rescued From Two Ships In The Pacific ui'Ketl. "ami then sit hack an it waieli the dividends roll In. Tho tourist toilay is an observing; busi ness ninn on a vneatlon and 8 ho u 11 ho weleoined to the west." InuKhler much of tho time. II oratory and keen hunior held the audience literally spell hound throiiKhout hlH twdMiour talk, and i he wan applauded vigorously at hnnitiiv parly. Hhiek asked hem to camp all- uifrht ou the J.osMue river before K"tnjr oti, snyinjr, vth.it hi won tt fr In Mi.fr ivmifi l-ttnr 'lli I -iiltnd 11 f Miknnlw.iifl I otrlnn . ... V . " " " , i n M-i ineio Know w h ner or not Out ot Hospital llaroit le(lree-e. who has been In tho hospital for thi' lam IS dayp, ' left there yesterday mm h ho 1 proved In health. Me is now able o ho uhoiit. nfltMUMiiieiit The tiood Thne.M Oatielnt rluh n holdhiK a Valentine dauee tonight at the Im Orande hut.-1. The duuee wan not held last niuht as lonurr ly .ilaleil. T5 Wulloiva K. K. I'ptKini, of Portland, went to Wallowa, ou business today. Mr. I ptiain In traveling auditor for the Inion Pacific system. will meet at Moose hall . cvenlntr. After lodge n- vnlenlliio so , etal will he held with the men of 1 Moose lodi;e,us quests. left j Hot Inrrliucc IJecnsr Gladys Jlohy. of Promise, and Howard Carper, of l.a Crumb-, were uranted a marriage lieenso yestir- Vday at tho office of tin; county clerk.. Mr, Wren it to Iluicrprlse - V. A. Wn iin, of t'orvnllls. pas-ied thrmiKh this i lly today on the way to KnU'i prise on business. Mr. YVrenn Is a eontnivtor. , )lrs. lliirMtll Ijavis- t Mrs. llarnold. of this city Hu u da y for I 'en d let on for n ; days visit. Today she expects to j leave for Portland to visit her mother, .Mitt. Haulier. 8KATT1.K. Wash., Keh. 14 AP Stories of heroism and the dar- Iiil puictii of AK iimn from IwA h.lnlii ftvlirtiU'in written m i ft""t. "Illn l.iitl.llmr up of u por ... I lVit kvlltviii Imi In ilib-An " KrMftv l ... . .... v i" Htot m tosMeu waters oi me ; - 1 B l iT'i fn"t;MV North i'aelfie hut th details still ; ti.rR.ii l.ltlh- KiHmn In t ii 'n ii i . iir juu . r(.mled to he lold. ' I Mr. Ulley usuerted that m.wt them on the I .online rlvep'to tell ....vmiIi- rn.iUi irvr ' ..nHlrnMiH. U.w.w n...tl..ullv them that he would not he aide to' n((!niMtf ,llurp tlKn ihe hare out- ; in of the Orciton eoutitry, mere jiro on the tup. When ! marttvi U(,B uf t,r ou-go MIVlnit uf,havinit hnxy Idea that It Is some to nave ue was fianoinit ny : He vlsioiied n Kreat Oregon 'of : many nolutH dttrtuv his speech. the fntnr( when tho (Hipulatton has ) 1 Mr. illley isplaintl Homethtatf Increased and when trade with the' of his radio talks, . which also Orient hiui rwiehcd o new peak, j up rend the ' story of Orecon "The Kreatest thluK- Row is the ex- throughout tho world. A frrcnt per- ploitatpin of the 1'nclfle," he en- rent a we of his ho(Uinif are made following radio talks, which serve to whet the appetite of hlH listen ers who then want to hear "both barrels." y . rivttfst Dinner Oowit ly I The crow d last nlht was thft greatest to ever attend a dinner the lives of the crew of the Melyo where between falifornlu and Alas- meeting in l.a Orande. Kotip nun- o'ulock, (flvintf very InterfMlikf and eiit.'i tuinlDK talk. lie. wim iv eif trimenrriif ttnplatistv by. .tho flthien(s, ' -1 Mr, Kltey wuv lUtr dm ed liy K,' tt. Appleby. Tonltrhi ! Mr, Itiiey will lavrt for AVfttterif fireifoit and ho" Will' go east tho middle of Mareh on a apeukititf tour,' which will open in Detroit on Mar. 2:r. i automobile and (Vow was fa king vi t... i... .r ! l ii.. ...i.i .k.. i lilfil i.u.l flfiv uim mmimi t iii t few (1 hln. t Vf.ii N-ittl "I I hink I luur ' i." n... .... o,A ...t .1 t .1... i I i.i1I.b uii.I ui't.iK K n'.l....u tua .i.i.k.u a no'se. I wonder what It ht in.fore. Itoth sieimierM wei-e threat- ! miles ifr pavett roads, of the splen-J were opened and about Hio otUors,' ( mack answered. "Maybe It's 11 um, .y the judged, ciutsts oft mile ' did hot I nccotninodatfons. of the"' who couhl not itet reservations, en-j j buck." They turned their flush- swept isles In the Kasiein Aleutian 'schooM and-other achievements and tered the ballroom and listened to j lights in the direi'tton of the nts Aivhlpehmo, about l miles from ; advuntaiics too nuriierons to men- M'ls address. . 'and lll.uk yiys, it Ir a buck. lMitch Harbor, Alaska. ; it Ion, He said that his task of sell Mr. l leeticr to visit ,11. K. Kleener. of- l.os AiiK'"les, was In l.a Orande today en route to lisiine to viwit his parents, Miv atitl Mrs. V. ' t l-'leent-r. 1,,, ....... ,.- ... n inn iii.-i, ih m i.- 1 in 1,11 iiiamii' .11 111111-111111 1 mini, O.IS 1 1 .. ..... ! . l ..!.,.! I, II .1.. . K I 1 1 ... , , .. . . . . K-iii. ii'nij. -in. ."--- . iMtd iiuiii K iu lit , utK tnv ivw in mi' ci ih-i'ii 1 ( ireeieii ny a niirew i.onev jr.. nil This morning lie, left 'nwrict. for Nto'th i To Moiher Hosh ilood. of Wallowa, passed lluoiiK'h Ij Orande Tuesday night on the way to Saieiu where he will visit his-mother, Mrs. ('. K, Hood, who is reported tu be serl oiwly 111. Here J'roin Wallowa (o Hodtner, of Wallowa, Is a visitor In this city today. He is at tho Saeajawea Inn. Touring in rallforiiia Dr. and Mrs. A. Hudge and Mrs. Alfred Itiidge. of Itoine. spent last nlfilit In f.a Orande. They are en route to Long lleach, t'al. They registered at the Saeajawea Inn. Str. HiuerK C'oincs eorge ItYigers. of- Enterprise, is ti visitor in this city. He is a wit ness in the case of the slate vs. Kred M. HlneU on trial at tho I. O. O. V. Temple. t'nnu AlUvl Miss Mary Taylor and Margaret Taylor, both of AUcel, have left l.n (ii-Hiide. following 11 short visit. They stayed at the 1 .11 Orande hotel. Mr. Hayes Here Krank Hayes, of Pendleton, Is In La Orande today on business. IVoni Hot Lake D, Fuller, of Hot Ijiko, is visit, ihg in this elty. He Is at the Koley hotel.. .'To VMt SNtcp I Mm. Kills Young, oY I.ewJston, 'arrived in -a Orande today to visit j her sister. Mis, l-'red Albertson. .Mrs. Itimtticr lUturnw l M,rs. t'harles Hingner, of l.a 1 (irande, returned this morning. Mrs. Hingner has been In Port land where she was called by the .death of Mr. nfngnor' father. The funeral was held yesterday. Mr. J Hingner will return to Oramle ! in a few days. . . ; To Visit Moiln'r Miss Aita Downs, of Portland, passed through l.a Orande today on the way to i,ostine to visit her mother, M rs, N . V . Downs. M iss Downs Is a student ut the North western School of Commerce in Portland. i Visits ; rand mot Iter Kevin Uitighlln. of linker. jlen visiting his grimdinother. pM.rff' ROl Mp ni, flmI !hrt u hUU oiler, sidf nuide master imd 1 initeh easier since the tlregon Htato nlshed ecellent inusle durlii the J-Mrs. it. . ijtugnun. in i.n iinintie. , Hnla m wm.(V Hlaek eivw of the derelict Alloway. Ollep I football nam trounced the New'idinner and Paul Knautx mtiig two tan over to him an I siiid. "Hell, Poley is now the object of tho first 1 York Violets, as this victory caused vocal solos with hand nccoiinmni- yiu didn't get him. Oive me that mission of mercy of the coast guard thousands to become a ware of tho 1 meiit, w hlch was enthusiastically gun." He gave his flashlight to cutter Chelan, which left Seattle fact that an alert and educated ' received. Mr. It I ley paid n high Xewberg and riretl a shot, a groan to rescue the Alloway. changed her . Oregon existed on the other edge tribute to the I -a Orande hand ilur- 1 was heard and they found l.t naard course for the Melyo Mnru and ! of the continent, Stanford und I Ing his talk, declaring it to he one ' tOlsen. lying on the ground, shot then back towards the Alloway. : SomheripCnllfnruin wins from tho jo! the finest ho had ever heard. j iiiud unible to speak, according to The oiler's mind was apparently Army and Notre Dame also aided. Mr. lillcy's speech wiua very well Newl.ergs testimony. , deranged by the inhuman Htm In of t PmU (aier. Wallowa Lakes I received und afterwards many oft (Mi-oner Itootii, id' Enterprise. five-day battle againsl the storm j During his address. Mr. liiley Hu h ading eltUens of J.a Ornndo testified that Olsen hml been nUt in lm 1',il,lt1"1 engine room of the j mentioned two remarkable seenltv iotiferrMl with him. ' In the center of the buck the bu.- 'icigmer, mi oe remseu m uu ( niiriieiiuiiM in on-Ktin-i raier ioko rt. 1,. nnuiy, president ,0f tho rescueu wuen nis .i roiiipaniuon ami witnnwu iaae. ite itiso spoKO 'took to life boats, , ' , . ; j of Multnotneh falls, declaring that i Who i-escued- the 25- Japanese all these hcloiig to Oregontnns. nnd aboard ihe Melyo Maru ' whs art 'Hie nation and that the people sur nttich an cuigmu an the man from I rounding them aiv only ciiHtodlans. the ennine i-ooni r who choso the I Ho ulso urged lt Orande to adopt haxnrd of staying on helpless hulUja slogan, something appropriate ; rather than the haven 1 that lay; anil apt to Impress visitors, across a short stretch of heaving) Many of his experiences in tho ; waves. , least and middle west were humor- t fonflicllng radio dispatches told ': ously related by Mr. Ulley. whose IK going out through tip1 left hip. Diaek's lestlmony was substan tially ;he wtine as Newberg's ex cept t bat concerning the shooting. On Hie stand IMacK siUd that wtu-n Newberg fired. he (lllaeli) wrts To Visit ltrollieiv- lahinued beeause he thought New- I Mr. Sluiousoii, of thl city, Is he- j berg w.is shndtinf? too- rapidly and jing visited this week by his brother, 1 before he was sure of the olijert it j Kd Siinonin. or Spokane, He nr. w hich he w at1 shooting. ' He grab . rived in l.u Orande this morning! j ed the gun from Newberg" ahd it i . accidentally was- discharged. Ihe In City Todny bullet going into the ground, he i Mrs. llelnilck and daughter, said. f ... aye. of Huron, are visitors In this, ooior slate's witnesses this chamber of commerce, presided. I toy Seoul s ushi'iod al 4 din ner last night. ; ' Speaks at School. This morning Mr. Ulley spoke t the l.a Orande High school at 11 WE BUY FOR T ESS K SELL FOB JU ESS THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Footwear Style flnt rceeUeo" mtotlicr ship meiit of our 'vfliiso : aivl tlMlnctlvv intxlcls r Indie til (lie new Step-In ami KirM Ciilmu mid high liecls $4.95 ".llnyj4 Itrnu-nilH-i- Wt- ski.I iiKrrKit Niior.s i Mill I.USS" riSwYOHKbTOkJ Destroyers of High Price if (lie wwiii- liy both tin- llllnoin npni'kllnK wU l unl t Ho NunUdli luni. STAR 1 city today. To Mwt Ton It: bl The entire coinniiltee in charg j of the annual ball and banipiet ot the Klks lodge will mee.t toniglrt i at the Klks temple m 7 o'clock, j 'according to announcement by -It. J. Kitchen. . To Attend Meeting A number of La fJrnndo legion naires are planning to go to Wal lowa tomorrow to attend the dis trict American Legion convention at which Men Fisher, of Marsh field, state officer, will he present. Thost! reported to- be planning to go from this city are Dr. H. O. McCall, Harley Itlc hardson. John Oarity. Mr. and Mi's. Otis Pnlnier, leal Kusscl). Mrs. Norma n Iesilet, Mrs. C.- N. Palmer. morning were: A. H. Miller. Wal low a county sheriff; Oeorgti It oy er's. . of Enterprise, iraine warden. 'ft 'iiinl f!i-iieA l wlii.it irri.'tr uf the i.osiine region, who says lie ' Ihmiiui Wnhlroff lletlep M lss 1 .conn Wa hlrof f- of ! Orande. who Is recovering from an operation at Hot Lake, is able to ' hoiin jhc M,mtM ftrr(, want arouno some now. tier motner ,,,.,,.,,. U-Mnesse who lestliied j reports Mrs. Waldroff went towm. nrry WIIIlamson. Bert (Hot Lake (his morning. ! Hunter. Dr." Pluck, veterinary surg- Ilee I Y01 11 SMkane j Mi. Walter Ilite arrived in La1 O-randc last nlulit from Spokane, Wash., to visit her patents, M r. j and Mrs. II. II, Ostium! at un4 j Ada ms avenue. Mrs. Htle was j formerly .Miss Ostland, of this city, t I "ill her Dies .. The father of Dr. Clyde Hockett,. of Enterprise, died In Portland yesterday and the Mineral was held there today. It Is rcprnT'd here. Mr. Hockett Is expected to arrive in this city either today or tomor row to act as a wltnf'ss in the case of the state vs. Ered Hhtck. . Have Honor Ohio , ; . The first court of honor ever held ; at North Powder tok place last night w hen E. 'It ws.se 1 1 Scott, of i La Orande. scout .'executive, and , Dr. George Hoffman. of I'ulon, i were in attendance. Herman While chalrmaii of the troop com mittee, was also present. The court was attended by f0 persons. eon. of Enterprise, and Dr. KUb. of l.!i Ornnde. "I Mr. and Mrs. E. M. iValt testi fied for both Hie defense and the state . " ' Coniplitnuils CMy Mrs. Wallace E. Drown, of " Helena, Mont.; w ile- of Bishop erown, both of whom have been ' visitors In La Orande this week', paid a com pi linen t to La Orande saying that in all of her traveling experience she has never seen a , town of this sl.e with the admir able hole) nccomoilat inns tlial exist . here. !llcre ns Wltncsse Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mofflt, and ; Mr. and Mrs. Orvll MeArtor, nil i of Lostine. are In Lu Orande for the eaife of the state vs. Kred M. ltkiek. Mrs. Mofflt and Mrs. Me Artor tire sisters of Leonard Olsen, who was killed last September dur ing deer hunting season, Mrs. Mike Crowe, nnothcr sister, was In La Ornnde yesterday from Lostino, Miss Hanks Honored Mclhn Hanks, of Ui Orande, jun ior In. commerce at O. S. C, was ! given honorable mention for the Ahotphc Wolfe prize. ' The prUe Is given annually to the Junior and senior In commerce who In the op- r lilneohi Program Toniglit - , , , ' . The weekly program- at Hot Lake this evening will be In honor of Abraham Lincoln. The liev. V. E. Hall of the Methodist Epis copal church of La Orande will de f(Jlvnr the same address which he govo last Sunihiv nioining. Tliere will also be songs appropriate for 'Ithe oecasirn and slides from t he WASIIINOTON. 1-Vh. II (AP A recommendation Tor a SE.',370. (miii 'appropriation to begin the cruiser construction program ' was furwarnYd to congress- loday by President Cnolldge. 1 'r ; The ! hud gel's reeomnVciidtitlou Inlon of the eomtm rce faculty give rorwaided by the presidents Imw - the greatest promise of business ver. was little more than half of leadership. An essay contest Is the umoifnt iiroposed hf the navy taken part In by those trying out depiu-unent and Secretory Wilbur for the prize. The award Is made was called for tu's(loulpg before on thi' hash of fin-per cent for the ihe senate appropriation commit essay, 115 per cent for general lead Women (o Meet,, Tho Baptist Women's society will meet at the home of Mrs. Krank Jester at 1.mfi N avenue Erlday at 2 o'clock. A short business meet ing and election of officers will he held. It is prayer 'day. Members are asked to bring In their White Cross work. A short pageant on. missions will be held. ership and "S per cent for scholar- supply bill r j ship. Miss Hanks was'ono out of house. , the 4( to try out that received hon- j ' - urahle mention. CAR LICENSES IN JULY NOW I SAI.EK. O re., i-'eb! 1 4 ( A P ) j Governor Patterson has signed tho Dennett bill changing the expira tion date of motor vehicle lice uses from January 1 to July 1. It be comes effective January I. 1HI10. The governor has also .. signed the Murks alternate Juror bill. To iler this net authority is given in felony cases to select one or two Jurors in addition to the regular j 12? The tilterntttcji are required to sit at trials, but would not pnHlcl-' pate In the deliberations except in event of Inability of regular jurors to net. .Importance of the meas ure, lies in the fact Hint It could operate to prevent mistrials us occured In tho famous D'Autreumnt case at Mrdford when a mistrial occurred been used of the death of a .Juror. . (API- General Ilrannvell I loot h, who1 hns taken his disposition for the second time ns head of the; Sal vation Army unpen nrbably, today tee which' Is considering Hie fiavy discussed his next move with inetrl Congress Receives Cruiser Request Treasury Agrees To Take $2,500,600 ntly passed by the hers or tils family and friends ttl ' ' 1 hin homo here, .: - , . i ' It ln. expected thai he will 10- ceivfl. his legal, ltd visfM-H -tomorrow to put hefore them the results of his consultations notably what ac tion he will take rcimrdlntr the IS EW COMMANDER niy funds f which he fs still trustee. SALVATION ARMY ELECTS HIGGLNS (Continued from Page 1) 12 Days More and then the Low Prices at CLINT'S CLOTHIERY'S , I'.-!'' QUIT BUSINESS . SALE Will Only Be History It will be your last opportunity to buy at these low pi-ices It will be your last chance to reap a mighty saving on. Men's and Young Men's High Grade Clothing Furnishings Shoes Hats Luggage Etc. Kuppenheimcr, Michaels-Stern & Co.' 8 ' SUITS OVERCOATS Goina: for Final Close Out at HALF PRICE If you are interested in a real saving buy your suits now before its too late at this sensational reduction. (J U A C C Now at Cost - - Less Than Cost. n U L J jaf p,.-cc anci Less. AH Furnishing .Goods Tremendously Reduced. ($AW0 (jPTHIEg '"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCC in tho work of tie army since she was 17 years old, priue4polly In connection with the department I 'known as "The Pilgrimage" of He-j menibrance." .This department en? 600 ATTEND RILEY DINNER LAST NIGHT CCuntlnur,! from rnsre 0no I - WASHINGTON. IVIi. U (At1) The. treasury has nrivtwd tho-tlnm 'ail'ntriiitlonH rnmniillro' lli;it- it rnulil usf mi iKlillll.ili.il 2..'0fl.flip.l ihl yf.ir In tin- onfoirenipiit uf alilcil tMhUvi-h mill frli-mlH or moil n,,. i,,si f,.. .irrniloH It li.is niovail lirohiiihlim. ,who roll In Krnm- tn. vlll rnr i-si of riili-nno from a pofnt In Inn ' (if tin- J2.riOo;ium iho piohlhlllon t Ih-lr ilr.-ul in l-'ninri-. j rnr rriMt. liiiH .ni wmiM In- .nihil ted nppriwi-1 ' " J luM Alirm-t i'liurliiK inati-ly (l.ann.nnii. . IIA rif.i: Y W(iil. .Kuk.. Kelt. 14! "I.m iim npt-nil for nnhlli," lin HOOVER HOOKS A DEEP-SEA GAMESTER ...... V - -t" Ti.,.,,, il.lV : ' -m" . 2r yV. Wis. " rA d S If . T th " --JtrtS4l. 4', 4)-i;J"A i M li KJ tlx e" Etrtfya mmzf'M M&' Acrosa from Ttohnenknmp' WA Vv 3 VfrV Pi 1 1 V 1 j snow am. ; 4 M ' is-X8 ' " 7 I 2 t- "3 s 0 j: I MHHO-SOIOWKN MfHUl V vi ' I 2 w ' i . - l A ' IJATK hull lllllilc lillll n I'nlwIlllH llllint J i . b j-.S.-i-S 1"-.f No In- tuiik liln rrvi-im im l-r-t . , , '" A i ' . "tji se A ' I I'linii'-i'. I I' In wl'm-ll rarci-r, Hum . 1 , f 2 c a j - !" S r I'tu-iiiiitit In 'ii pli'lnrn im In UiIh ilrnnui 2 i a w 1 2 S T plMvuil licnralli I ho Afrlrini mm! I fH e ' 4 I J K imihUm. iM-nit ' ; . - TODAY U JVJPQi.lLOVit..lJnD t.LJ Admission - - - - 40c . ! f . .! . .. ui i . II . tended It' Prize ruu-h of tropica! waters, thff tiilhint millflsh, was Preldenteect Hoover g i wind uftr 11 h;tir-hour injjtfiu wjtn roa ano rei orr ruotnf K'y I'd'tting fanip. rut. Mr. Hoover is shown beside the ttrey hoy nd of the peas which (ell vicriin to his prowrw. U wan sven feci, six m hes lone; and weighed 45 pounds. - OtJper mrmbors of the fh-hlntr pot ty were Jeremiah Miibank of New fork, left and Juatlc lUrlnn Ktone, center, Tho ntlro duy'u eateh 1 acen In tho foreground. A SILENT PICTURE n a 4 IN AN ERNST L UBirSCH iV if' I A f I m y ift. PRODUCTION a I fj..: iv . 'j i ' t ... . f BKIIIND the rfofii- h crouches while hi trusterl advisors plot to kill him. lie in the czar, appointed of God, yet he trembles at each new step, upon the utairs. A KtiiTing chapter from tho nr chives of KiisKia with Emil JanniiiKS ntitdoinjr his f)est. WITH FLORENCE VI DOR LEWIS STONE -NEIL HAMILTON