La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION THE WBATREh OREGOHj Geseral steady to night ami Thursday, probacy rain Is northwest, warmer ixn easi por tion tonight, - VOLUME XXVII. UEMBGR ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2Q; 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRH38 NUMBER 131, HARD FOUGHT COURT CASE NEARS CLOSE Attorneys Finishing Ar guments in McCoy Trial This Afternoon' Gas War Results In Two-Cent Cirt Over West Today Retail Price in La Grande Now 22 Cents; Portland Protective Association in Quandary The gasoline price war, which I now in prsgrt'KS over the l'aciflc cottflt gluten, had an effect in tlie J.U Grande price today, when deal- , hum. uffiiKi niv irwn HuuwtivH HELD ON TUESDAY down to SS cent.. I The cut Is general with several f companies here announcing the A. A. Crader: Will Not lie , two-cem. drop m prices. Sentenced Until Jury Reaches Verdict, Court Officials Say Tito court liaillff reported at 3 Vork tills aftenHwu that ttw Mr. t'y e ' fp',ttl t rPwtt i the Jtirjr Ix-forc 4 o'clock. I ...... ( A hard ffiiiKi.t circuit court case wai druwimr in a close early this. afternoon. Following the noon In-.- termiHsbin court atiafn convened itt j 1:30 u'chirk nnd Henry Hchs, de-J am Giiori i tVAmtr I'ORTIaAND. Ore., Feb. 2 AP The Portland Hetall Gaso line Dealers Iroteetivo association is in a quattdury. After having promulgated an or der that members must adhere to thei94 cent - per gallon price established yesterday, and threat ening severe action against any dealer who cut his prices further, tho association was faced today with a slash by General petro leum to 1?& cents a gallon. The protective association Is now fense attorney. w.. iwrore me Jryt,wllell).( the ollu.r ot( comnanteB concluding hi: final anrumentH. w(, n(,ct ,he s,IUBtlo. The ball If I ', between ihej The BlBttdI,rll oil company this mute, and lt....i-fi-d M. McCoy, morninir had "no confirmation of of Jmtiler, chanted with liurnhnt,,, Itto.Cent cut." with Intent to Injure un Insurer. J The Shell company had "no offi- The oourt room durltiff the en-! cial advice." tire time of tho trial has lieen well In response to the question of filled, largely with people from whether Its price had dropped two Imliler. .McCoy's wife and two of; cents, a I'mion Oil company offi hlK children. Mae and Birdie, are J cial sold "not that we know of." also In attendance.' j The lilchfield Oil company had At the nlirht xesslon Tuexilny ten-i "no confirmation I know of." , Hdiiih fur the defeimo was finished ! Associated Oil said there was and the court adjourned until this . "no change." momtiu,' ; 1 The Texas company alone had ' j fallowed General I'etrolcunt Into Stale's Minnow 1 tn0 buttle and retail station oper- The state claims that McCoy and , Allen A. Cruder together plunned and executed a scheme to et in- ,,. i... i.Pnin i,n(i. Int. known lis the old box factory I at imbier. The stale's case was to tho ef fect that McCoy botiKht from tho Menefee ' Lumber company the bttildliif; and irround for the sum of $.100 and then transferred It by deed to Crader. and Crader in turn mvn SIcCiiv a mortiniice huelf fori Tickets arc selllwc wlrrvfl!h i'jriOil. The two then urraniied. It final dress rehearsal will be held is alleced. to have the building In- tonight, and the slaRo Is nturly mired In tin. sum of S3n. the !ul-set for tho rlslns of the curta.n i,..- iv.i i,. pmHur. nnd w.me time tomorrow nlBlit at o'clock at i h.-,.ri.... n.a ' imiifiinir Imrned the I.uthemn church when tm-ni l,v I'rmler. the fire occurred on ! ""s of the Lutheran choral soelely Auk. 311, 192S. Two written con-'i Present their pantomime fesslons. one by Cruder and ono nnins. l.e M,.l'..v were n.lmltted In evl- I The .roBrttm 1s to SIX MINERS DIE IN TRAIN WRECKTODAY About 200 Othere Injured in Accident Near Mollis, Illinois SCORES HURT IN NEW YORK MISHAP Train Loaded With POO Passengers Catches Fire in Hudson Tube, Caus ing a Panic Committee Adds $4,820 To East Normal Measure Total Appropriation Now Bought ?84,780; County Fail' Bill Is Favorably Reported ; THE FUTURE MRS, LINDBERGH SAlENf, Ore., Feb. u CAi1! i When, IJepresentative Weivthf - IsnoDR mentfontd an Item ef 7t- JSSS.gt in the biennial report of j , suivH recehiis of tbe eentmi es- periiiiont statton, but vthtch is not mentioned In t tie sluts budt, he : threw the ways and means com mittee inis a-snar! Tuesday 'RiRht that held the stage throughout tho evening. ' i KimUiy J, J. Jardint extwrlntent f Ktaffon director-for the eollms wks found a i to tit the canito! ntut 8 endmvorlns to enlighten the mem bers when adjournment was taken. Weatherswoon said the absence of the figure from the budBK show ed bad loekkeeplng and bad busi ness. He said he wasn't ehar-ing the eolleRa with stealing anything, but that tt had covered u$i" from the eommiitee. V can't set IntpltiRontly on litis he said, until Jartltm tells us what was done wftft this. Injection of this subjected inter rujsted discussion of the majority and minority reports ef a sub-committee that investigated tti lni versity of Oregon and the State college. Representative Anitelt read from the majority report. which Besstor EHiot and-Kepre (Continued on Page E) iChoral Society i Pantomime Here PKORIA. UK. Feb. 20 f AP At least lx miners were killed In a tritiii wref'k today Hnd alMitit 2ft others were injured, ramie ko ee rtnHHly they may die. The accident occurred nehr UoHia, III., five miles suth of here. Four earn of ait Ji-car I'ecria Terminal Uailwwy train carrying 500 miners went over a 25-foot embankment. One of the ears caught, fire from an overturned stove but the fire was extiuKtthdied, One miner tirob ably was fatally hurned when he waa knocked uncsnKcioua and f'tl acruH the stove. He waa rescued. The t v I n wuh k nown hh miners train No. 1 and w:itt bound for the Crescent coal mines 15 miiei south sentatlvc Johnson of lisp Woun- or here. i;nBineer r if. riner, ty the minority memr " taia of Teoriii, sid he was proceeding showed prejudice In favor- 6t' the between 12 and 15 miles an hour university. This wait disclaimed by and did not know anything was AnReil, who said h had embodied wrong until he glanced over his in the report mueh verbatim ntat whoulder n'nd wtw the ears boune- - ter prepared hy Johnson. intf ahn the - railn, and bein j The eommittea approved an ad tumblinR over the- embankment, t dltlon of $4,S2 to the appropria He cut ht engine from the train ! tion for the new Kustern Orison normal school, making the total $84,70. House hm 51?, providing appropriations for county fairs, was approved after cutting out the t'n ion livestock shew and the Union county fair, otherwise provided for nnd changing five appropriation of $5eu each to $i00 each. and ran Co lioilis, where help was summoned, , . Ilrnve Colt! Woattter Soon scores of wiveK and children of the miners were on the scene. f. ? 'i I . ' ' tp 1- ' ' 'I . -: . . f . , j - It- i L i r lmpeacnmem ui i Judge CS, Hardy Is Recommended Investigating legislators Make Reportj Aimee, Heading South, Ac counts for $2,500 Check KACUAMKjmi, ra, s-rli)r Jutie ltrioet iiunly a reirt fUl urtth 0 iewljF by ft sjieclsi eottustttce ppotat mwaae tn offk-o. INTANGIBLES BILL IS HELD TOTHURSDAY Prospects for Adjourn ment By End of veek Slump With Action HOUSE APPROVES WHO TiBE iliAN cernmg ieiephone Kate Induction Is Killed By Senators THigrfay At A, resolution reeommendlnr the Impeachment of Judge i.'artM R Hrdy far nvisdemestn&rs itt sffte I wilt be prostrated ts the lower f hotj?9 of the ielslaturs today byi tho investigation committed ac-1 cording i& Waiter 3 Idttle, j i'nanisjsotss adoption of ttie reco- lutios recomniynciing Harass im- SALEM Ore., S CAP) rrospect for adjournmtat of lh5 legislature bf the end st the w& peaehment eame mm a surprise nsova took on a dubious hue iht morning by th consntlUo lasi flight Charge ia the rsoiuOn wBI permit ih ipRialaturu to reopea the Aim co Mei'hemetk kMiiapia ease if it so desires. : Following ihp, com mti tee's deel- wUfc the action of BpTsaesiaiir-c Carols, ehairss ot h property tax relief commissi ia3, Is aakiss thai conaaderaioa by the fasu of the commission a bill levying tax open tetsfiglble m put o?r to ab&n to vote for Impeachment ts Thursday morBteg. member adjourned for dinner and Carkis male the rua wera summoned together agam ; was honored, foilowtoc & mfer - reprpseniaiivea of taa tax rea; conunisalsn and Oovcmsr Pattsr aos with re p re ae nt a ti ves of 'Jarm btoe te the hoy, state labor organisations, tfes gre ad later by Edttle ehairnian. Midnight oiE waa burned by itm eommUtee members in drafting tfcs resoitttieg that will opon debate oa the matter in tfe assembly proper where ft vot to impe&ob mtMtt bo wkett, others Interested itt 4he ecaciffii Atmee ftempte MePherasm whs or mn income tax measure, gave Hardy a cheek fsr tSSge thj loimoia Hea Stoc actios en which the tmpeaohmeKi te wfm btoc" hadd 5n is tergei bane d waa peedlng; 1 Instance RepretaUvs i, aoath from Portland for Sacra- Johnsoa of Lnion asd WaUowa. mm to as the roIutsoa was bei s drawn, - f Continued n SI Tomorrow NightS GL4S0W TO M EFftTHiHT PUAfR AM New Scoutmaster For Troop No. 4 ttvn fct Hip hrM iilrliiw ever h f SHm Aibio KjipiMfr Mor. rw, ffaT- tf "ohmri llutrlfx A. WiMllHrgt. mw( tllnt tlutt wtw tiimlo tw mrmlwrn of inn' fiuiilty. Till vvhm otHtttnnl br n' (ibfi rtrr Kl .NM Sr Ifo frnm Mrs. C'tarltw tHlt, of t'twehtiwl, HiiJo, vim 1 Mlw Miirtow'n MBlonml EratInialiH'r. i ry frn thtNirriitm uf M ,!ornA( luni- rcr Jk.mi (ukt'ii mut hl trnijam itortaU, rr wtitrh ho wl oalf twetalf, hi W M for essetwent sf . perwmti ir. -con'.'. tax mettsgre df.-a'.j?r. e2 aior g the fines &t iit& Haii-Non-is aiud the ssnfssce w for iim- --'r.s;. . of !f0. S. C. Director Will Give Health Talks During Homemakers Meet aHoover, (olldge. In Conference This Afternoon tleiirp. Cruder pleaded tentlficil for the Blute. iMly and be tven In roHtuine uiiu with liRliUnff cflecls. ! Ttlie numlit?rs follow: "No Itooni In tlio Inn," Mis. H. Tln Defense ClnlitiM ) M. Ostland and choir BlnsinB. The derense claims that the liullil- 'h!iractera: Mm. Bi n Turner, Ben Iim whs worth 3lllMl and Hint Cra- j Turner. Kred Matthes Jr. iler was lo esiicntl aliout JIOOO on' "There Were Hheiiherds." choir. It milking tt a frustproot unnlo eliantctein, fail IjirHon, Curl John wnrehuuao. und that the trunsac-' on, Woodw Ostland, .Mian Una Hon wiib nil n-KUlar. It Is also : footles. claimed that at one time Crader I "riweet Hour of I'rayer. choir. I t..i'..,- "if tha liifllilititf . ciiai t-tvi i. i nl should burn, who would get the . children 'hrloUe mid na isttes. the mort, nd Umt the balance -12 or $.00 would go to Crader. and ho t H Awt would have the land, and at an-1 . W be JoU, other time tlntl Cruder told Mcl oy ; Knit(J,Um, Htit)!inK(.P. characters, he hud a notion to burn the build-i B(jn TurnuP( Mr Hm, Mrs, ohr. ii.K and edic t the InHUrance, nnd . Walter Oatlaml. i.fit Ul- i land and Charlotte OBtland. "Jtoek of Ages,' choir, bum i Lot ten. Holy Whit-," Krcd Jdutthea und sura nee money? , that Mrt.oy sum limt $2300 would come to him on If von ln vnti will tret into trott- ble;T that McCoy ndmitted ills wig- j nature to tin siuned statement, but j Fcrndaie. choir, An- Uuth IS, Glasgow, 2'tful direc tor of physical education for wom en ui Oregon Htate colieg wtH feature tiie program of the Home; makers department of t nlon coun ty economic conference this year giving her health talks stunt' enlivened at each of the three sessions. Monday afternoon and both morning und afternoon of Tuesday, at the 8acjawea hotel. No ntore popular Haker goes t I my w-oot irmip ?ft, nan lew scout master, ine nnum H. Hurgoyne, pastor of the Kouftt Methodist church. The srout trcij in sponsored by tin treenwoodt ruiertt-TeaeiW'r ansociaHoti and has! a membership of 2 tMys, Cbir.f Thomus assijttant Junior scout-1 master, fcldiidg I luff man was Hastening ty rnew his ditUMioii formerly scout master but was unith i'resMeitt t'oolhie of sbjtts ah!e to Continue with the work. (,f jRterKt to the outgoing ami In- WAHH i XSiTON1, Peh, 20 fAI Ih! nlcht 60 oersons wer in i-f coming admintstmtfmc, lresident- tendance at the anniversary we-kh'lett llver marie aj appoiittmont honttuet eid by I bp lHy stmb: "f t eo the ehif executive at the Cnion. lr, fleorge Hoffman, fWhitf Ifouse at 3 o'ctfmk this itft Union, formerly of I-ji Orsnde, m(eritn. scout master of the troop and wl -rhs coiifcreiiee was arntngetl for in attendance. H. Husseii Hcoit, he while fiotiKe proper bmtcad ot scout executive, of I-a Oiamle was the business offire, whero the pres tn.e end K'Iiipp Htwidard. u?o ofUjh.nt Hi.aiiv areis his eoliera. forth from Corvaills on extension this city, was the nminspeaker at j TWO MURDERERS EXECUTED TODAY Youths in 'teens Initiate r t i.o a ! to "nut: Electric Chair in Chi cago Prison MKUTOBU, Ore., Kl. Jtt (AD evur.ifeUf L whs pmssd thrsuitfc here taat Right feer wa 65 Cai- jteme ort sf lforl, wlU at Anhtend that fi devetsit ttt wfth the saeiue d to- . na JMUU iMios . tin ray, jurtK, taniijlea ).aie works-j oat iiy Sfa S9 a nteaih ovi.-r a period of row property tax Hef ismmiHion. 'team tor Anolu Ttaph mrtto. -There U B(r.g to be anosfter in taifeJ ana for church wort, Thtat conn, last msantn tatrndace, tmz he declared, acettimted for the we do not know iiat wbt torn il ' i,UiU chock ivn to -3 mi so llmrty, wm take," waa about a Rsprs iwho now Tijcm imticarhmtiEi aaloo , R.raaflvis Johiaon m wMUa t for aecwoUni! th ttMHtey. - . guy today. "Wn av to -Brnx j Mi Mcl'banioa - fiitrnuiEd r.fm,f ts tltrmwti ta r (jtrat whKit (nfornteit. that a (- vb,f,,K ( the cl in." oriiia ieirtotativa coramietea fcatl " Juhnicn ! Mtid that th nt ' reconiiiwiMleU tht Juise Mardr be , tm would carry the nferesdntt im(wcheti, ScIubub, which h not Smsb MtaciwA Th eVHeiteltot denitwl he iw re- 0 an e( h sdher atnigsw ma- turning ts f'allfsrlila fer thft imr urla. ! or tMrtlfylllg fn th Hart, pro- Wh.thr the irralliw IM ta. Bp , ,, ; . Bf tka new hiil Mil littt nm:'jne!-j go lap tbta aeas sSr, the ?"atw. has ii ..1 v ocn : : j Uhu I ho lruilatur fcwp 3ia bunts ors (lie siicifia la. orewjazi. aso a rpprseRlvea have mafe ciar that thp, wast ts dm there own bit! and lay It bfs? tba peopm throKh the IntHffitliro. r?BHd lirs tructia wiji not b& pzi mitt&i the Oregas hftwas after Jitly II (, tf boose Wtt &I4 whlcfe tw&v.'d ttes house ta mo i ran, bscontss a tew, T ,i l(1 j Three Convicts Back In Prison InCblumbus,0. CfHCAOO. reb, 2 fAfTim espcttiion of two yowiha is Jheir ti-o ariy tislsy tntiMtuwit t!w electric chair to Cook eownty an hanging. Three of ftva convicta wh miwed Anthony Orwo nd Charh tMr W(t to tremitim throuah the Wals dh-d within Hi minutes of hm a$ oWs gtnt pemtenttery yes- ! pawd tty the house, srigtfe4 At his first conference of the 1 each other shortly aftinr mldnigbt terday were captured and returned Jessie: i, Md'omb, state leader of nome econoiiiics ejiienaiuii, iday Mr. iioover dbs-n.wd with Ken- for Urn murder of Patroimttii Ar- WiFHtary confimeKt early today, th two rmkds com rrdU&ea ffctt hou&i ami ts the reasit of iseveraa! Tonight t o'clock K-ot- nlor wjmwii, of Indinna, who wilt tbur Ksatf during a drugstore Itoid- (hfii g4 httm after thetr 1 1 yPm .tudr by Kmmett Howsrd si mHfters training aeiMtni is to i,i,P reitutdimii iMtder in Iht- next sid and 111,1,1 ln the la,,met "f h 'tm-fKesMimu and llresenfMtive TUson, b-.(dert the itttmt anftttblf- dale fr largely planned the ioeat program and wiil io here to pre. direct It. i-'irst Trip lo Im firniid f t , . . Because Miss OlmwoWn job Is fjlniU W OmUll l)lS ere on tho cumptts, we can her fmly occasionally Funeral Friday ttir tlie-'WHS under duress; that hetchoir. !i,jnT:ti it. to get awiiy fram the : 'The Church in the WilUwood." officeiJJ, und that he did not have i choit hi glafea. and could not and did "Out of the depths." cholr Mrs. not read tho statement; und that j jvas Towery. j ftttggea truss, oio, ien iui- net". "Abide with Me," choir, Mrs. I Frank Hanson, I "The Iream City,- Walter t'ohr I man and choir. Anna iottcs and iaina Iottes. "The Itesurrection," choir. Una I Lottes, Mrs. ii. it. Ostland, Mrs. I Ben Turner. 1 "IVaee Perfect I'eace." choir. Miss Una Lot ten and Kmnm Wuri. ! "The 1-ost Chord," solo, Mr. Awes, Anna I.ottes. "Now the JJuy is Over," assembly. right h borrow w ri t s M rs. M cCa m b. h has never been tn Colon county for us before, and may not be again "Miss G lasso w, wherever (the ap pears. Is besieged with retHMWta interviews on health and beauty lhe Hgra K 5Ummern(tt nmr- I Mm, Vesist Ann Wolfe passed htway 4ey unexpccteily at an c;tr- ty hour yesterday morning t her home at Klgin. The Iwidy is at (Continued on Taee R MRS. SANDERS PASSES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Mrs. Kdith Siinders. 3. paswed away at the Grande Uonde hospital lute yesterday after a lingering Ill ness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at t odoek itt the Siimmerviile chapel with buri al In the family lot in tlw Summer ville cemetery. The body is at tho problems. Anticipating the same iietivtt ItiteiN'st from i.ttlon countv women, she has reserved an hour fr!,,fWi5 ut 2 o'cirk of her program time for counsel. "Shoes, Feet and Health is her subject for Monday afternoon. Tuesday morning she wilt talk on "I'osture, Kxerclse and Health e;(iiiuj? a specini sphsIoh, , It hS devehMd that the dale of compl tif.H uf the tariff revishm bill large ly will determine the opening date of the special seion. After bis vMi to the Hoover bom, Henntor Watsint Mr. Tilstin iaud Chntrtnan Huwtey wf the house I wuyw and means co-iitttiltte can- ttmry todsy ami funeritl services J ,,irtf iwi- wit; lm held at Wallow Friday nfl-lhn rlff Mil rMly fitter than KIlC Will be W reM.y ..-- btid to rest by tlm side of her hiw " ,,,,ii,"s "s . hand, (lerge W, Wulfe. in ilm Wai- t'b man lb. w ey was of the onfn lowa cemetery 4n th a ,lie hn wmiltl n'rt M. bn ir Udeted before A prM i ami ttmt very up feud April, Ths execiithms wrt carried oitl with pri'Wn snd wre completed witiiiif -0 tsiiniti alter Oreeot th& first to ilo, had been bd (to the duth ehaftiber, blindfolded by two guards, tlrecco, who was i& wu chairtna sa tha reads a&u mvfHvmm, mmmtm f the I higfeay cooimittee. asd o sever. IfcMi It. Keilett Iayiwg In Cmiton, al W esmmKteo tmrmtrs. A and Mika JaektiL whs murrierd Uimflar bUi parsed ihs feottse 5is Cievebittd btiEciser, wera corner! in a power hf& tower fivo mils north of here at midnight attd cap siient thronghout the proceedings, frwf f j H Crumley and Charie but Wmj . yr younger, turned mmtmiti rranfc((a depHt i likely the Hpetdut sefitm would bo Continued on Page 5 llt .t xx,, T.ti fit-.. ns.ilt and tt days of age. She is survived !t,Jtt,'rt tnr UvB fUiy mr- by two sons of Kigin. to one of the guards an he walked toward the chair and, mnmided: "JsrVver miwl Ttu all right An he was strapped in tho chair, be whhHsred; v fnd-bye, folks." f Waijs. who had itmuifeM ttn mr of brti vado t hroug limit t h t rl t and after his convict hm, maintained his fMittciiaiitnrg to the eud. At otw time, he satd ft guessed he'd go lep nd bavtt sheriffs. Je Hmmo, tjtevetettd r?lj -,berf was tskeo few h-otinf later nt a farm stuth sf hsre by Deputy Sheriff John tiny, McBermtt od f Jaefco r mrvitm life ternw. Tho others naught were WMHan W. y&mtKi sentenced to lift fr the murder of a MrieK, Kt police mas ami Jiinte A Wald! i?leve iand roblser repwtediy wstet Is call for j j wm r iST and waa defeated in tfca en ate. The senate today kiiled by in definite gfoaEpoRemest th Kau lao solution demanding th the Oregon voter orptotaatios an. cd from th& ropltoi - H&U o bsss charged Chamafi tin 4 fc erear wlti iohfcylng. ' - lci IkKJk fii Vs-l, &f&r ft one-ded dbat genafst1 Father's Mil providlss? for tts bok chants evry fts y m ps ed I he nttt"-. tlatlpy of lnt ir.j liott nnd Milter voted agatost 3 Tho measure would ypptont tfm present iaf wberehy onefhird uodgrass & Zimmerman mortu- Committe8 RepOH born June 0 Annual LVCnt ary. M is. Kn n brs was is;t fn Oregon and fluent most -f i her life tit Hummer-vlHe. w here her f many friends wetc saddened by her Various committees in charge of deuth. She leaves her husband. ! annual hall and banquet of the Herbert, and Tour children. Gem-!11- p- u- Klk iKlct- met in th; Ueve. 1; Arthur. 8; Nudine, 3; temple last night and all reported Itobcri, 4: her mother. Mrs. Combs,;""1 indications.point to the largest l wU mom fmivwiiii niimi it thret2 y-ars itM Inauguration, it w as announced inai toe i ir u 'the baiiroom will be put in the of Sumiuerviiie; one sister. Mable Kay. of Ktgtn. and brutheni. Leoiiard and Lester lie. of trtndon. and John It of Suiiifiierviiie. U F.ATHi;it TODAY ?;3 a. nt. 33 above. Condition: cloudy. vi;atiii:u ykntkiidav Maximum 41. minimum above. Condition: partly cloudy. WF-ATHKIt Flllt. SO. tW2 Maximum 4st minimum 1? alKtve. Condition: clear. ! best of condition, The ball will he?,'in ai & o'clock in the temple following a banquet at 7:3 o'clock at the i-a Grande hotel. Friday. Feb. tt. The affair will be Informal, New Basketball Rules Explained; . Good Sportsmanship Is Stressed j New Post Office In flakcr County and ifafttwd to a portable - f aoed to ; f be boofc rj ehngt rr? t. aph which had been placed, tier through fb The Ftehrr WEi We con. Wte smoked one night. Tim guierds, f 'ftsrfeft Kblvtey f eiementarr and high sefeoal CContihued oo Pago 6 With the Kub-tflstrlei laisketball tournament scheduled in La $rande Vi-itUty and Saturday of this week, and with the district tourn ament to he played at I'nhm the fid lowing week, school officials, referee, i-2ads and others inter ested are strewdng the importance tf good sportsmanship on the part of both players and spectators. . The bttske'ball rules cimmiitlee consider i the development of sportfrnsmthip the main objective In all games and contests and has ftdnpied the following code: keep the rules, seep faith with your comrade, keep your temper, keep yourself fit, keep a stout heart in defeat, keep your pride under in victory and keep h sound !, a clean mind and a healthy body, t'rgtil to Ix-arn Kubs . Kpe-tatrs are urged ti larit the er or nnt either player has poes- i ion of the liall, or bbrk an oppo- ; nenf. In tiny of the foreguiug cmj4 ; the offender shall be charged with : one persons! foul. A player wlm ItAKKIt. Ore., i, tf SHcial A sew posloffice to itt ktiwn nst Arthur will he established at lbs iiregon Copper company's Mother l.od !ln'i company officials n nooneed here. News that the pos tal department of tim postoffbo W, has bib do four personal ttmttt U wits teceived lit liaker by f. automatically dioalifted and shall P acy. manager PP ram pa ny. from Senator Stciwer, Wrtshington3 George K, MrQuabt. an ftpfoyo of the regim Cop-r rompaoy fr iM-vera I tttonf hsf has he-fl named pout master. itit a itil i '.ri'fe-n tiiuvt rnnis twltw twnnrbHardadurinthii tr IWtKKMdWIIty fr the esetttM evening a; phonogrst i 1.-1 f I ami il if, lunar, wens tumtfnrtt ? tHiiw ! v' fnt length hy Warden Thnmon snrt mimro ttut without recommeod.5 lot her stuto offietelrt sgneff to o- tioo- veatlKat the ewwp by SmrMor f With rniy two oppowos vofw IMyeni Y. f toopwr. wh expressed tbeithv rxrim tax bit! liussed the lof (opfsiua thstt the other fugitive cb-fcr bouse Tassdsy amon aftsr virts wvuNf be rcturftd in a dirt I mm-ifs of eKplcoaUon o e- J iKst, Th- esrtse btKs tno tsrst f f the .trtjor trf proptmals of tr. tuse i ineew" banks od otk. r 'INLOWONWAY TO EAST FOR THREE WEEKS mut Oil Field Inquiry rule of the name and sre i.artlf-ti Rotarians Hear Scout Program Mem iters of the l-a flranfle liut ary club, st their mn luncheon at the Tm Grande hotel lmluv. en- ioyed a boy scout program, similar ln fimnde referee, h prepared a to the one prenented st the eham- jsummary of new rule which are ter of commerce luncheon yesler- Iks follows: dy and presented by the samel J. A player shall not tmfd. trip, buy. chaire or pu-sS au t;pone:.t whelii be reouired to leave th gsim, llrlbble ftnlo t iumce 2. The principal change in Oie rules this year is thit coneernM with the "dribble A statement hjs leen added to the rules whh'h emphawise, the responsibility of the dribbler in dividing personal eon tact. If the dribbler's puth is block ed he is expected to pass or fdsoot that is, he oughi p( to try to diih- bl by an opponent unies there n reauabie chane tit getting by i without contact. This is not Intend d it free the defensive players from responsibility. It bi th doty I KMH.KTt.fi, Or. ., rVI,: SO - H. I iCWfffS JVlWOMffi K. itdow- president of the K;x -m Of the tJregon regon Serasat scbool ha left I'eO fn a telegram dbdfrtt for the middle weid and east whm 1m will study modern tnethajif of instruct ioff iwii In tim normal ig-hoois (her, Mr, info etMi'ts iff return to i'endtdon In about litre wis. I WA H f H T fS. Feb, 2 tAl't) lemndlng ihrutmh lo(trtry F On Holt Creefc. Wy& oti fseM leas. SKgtU" Uhinmm rpubtl-1 tcan, Indiwps, charged In the so- ! W'hMe Mr. ftihm will visit many 'at (ody ihnf tbe gtvrnmeftf hd trvrntlmiM on Pae $i muTmrDENY PL ANNING FOR NAVAL PARLEY f ljtb players lo avoid entiict utarlv uraeti ittd to make Irrfiat-tbut more attention Is he diwt- ing r abusive remarks fnno tle ed to the dribbler's responsibility side-lines to players or official. At the request of Iff I Isds tnd whool official. Jattten Hosenlmum. In attempting to stop a drtbble the defend player mut play the halt t. "fiitsrdlng from the rear" is ndemned s the most fiasentnt vlolatbm ef htp cade. A plnser is in the act of throwing for goal iConiUtud an, t&f 6 lrt'KAXfK, Cbt,t Feb, 70 AtMia on snow sbos wiil haul food on wleds into thf soow tttttftifi regions mr a an 4 Sllvrtort, cob.. If the railroads re uoibit to ear their fmcks lot th 1i trbt within the next few days. IJMY NTAKTK 1T t i'HTISS KIKM. S Y.. Feb. t fAi't of, thrl-s A. Uodhergh started tmfay m the flrt ip of an inpethm , fbuht ov r the ir n'fnttnentai A ir Tm nsport' propo td toye-e to the west ctti. ritl in I he cetr.tl states, he ck- irf- "defraud! out f hudrdse leet to upeg.f iost of bis IIum? it of mlHIorts of ttdlara" by thee &KlKt&, Keb. CAP Uf Cfevrtanif, Oh ami Sew ork sing to qtmtENHi. Sir Assets Mr, Iniow Bbo intend to confer t f 'hgmtwrfcJn, British foreigo i with severs! edttrNtortt with fio . X SiffH tif retury. fohi fb- house of rem mm view of offering ihetti gMftdttoii o'AHrwCot ' VltwifP jify thaf the gtrermtit had I the facupy of the nrcrroal pettcmf ' intfttbm wtit iRttaOBti to Mr, fntow r-tMrnd hist h frt Hi.iettt wftre b hnd Men n i nferet ttb Hm Ko3wr stts budget lirf-tor, makiu out a tf-n- n-w conferemw 01 eaval tf6-rK; IftM. fiowofC, Feb. 3 tAI ; H2i nrffrad a ervios- Fea, writ'm tnts. active vul-; .Hat i-j tflVi budget fur the schOS forrm Twpiing ffrtr tco(twPBlWE ItrttW, tisstieiw prtKfMuUtm to (he legislature, t Kr th f"nit H?ft?f ad the sv Awl in laMitdrHh. who was 5 br runtatlw of ftom pbiytng t eeudUbns of tho two csuntrtes rettfty named ry -hmt superln-lf,ntfnuutl j ttndjr eoroddemtlott by tfco Bt- tendenf, foiiowing th rcKignai Urn S f hth frt tn' Hlnmomtt j wmmeRt. ' f Mr. Inlow, will tend to llmtfutteKK, which h i.Wft feet aertaw, i "Oar e3gmiUoB of th rjmNS of the superintt ndcnCs office hfio j During the next two hours as- j fhn h iteing dlfbTently proaeetttl Mr, iniow Is away. Mr. iodretit jtlvttjf ineresd cor of fountains ; Hp jtid. "As aosn as U i c$nctd do- not take the office officiaiir prtdlng in turn erack across the ed the ?3rsS sie,) wiH !e ty cotii. arid lnwr io ihJ summer. V- bottom. municuK- wUU dyaiiaiois,'