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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1929)
Wednesday, February 27, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Five Local News In Brief fmiifcs Smith III- HI at her buina hero thin wuck. jU-lurua Proiil I'orllaiiil Clolland Jenninirn. of l.a Grande, returned Jtaturdny trout ft short visit In Portland. . IlM-ovcrliiB Nlwly Mrs. Whitton, of this city, who was takun. .Scouts to I'laj Iluslutlmll . ' troop 4 and Troop 16 Uoy Kcouts of America will cnguso in a bas ketball Kanio tomorrow night at the Second Ward of the L. O. 8. church. .Mot lug orriitw Tho office of Principal K. D. Towler, which has been locuted in tho domestic science and manual to the Grande Hondo lrull,l"B bulldine back of the high hospital Sunday, is reported. to bo recovering nicely. Here From Allccl . Mr. and Mrs, I). McDonald, of All'cel, are visitors in this city. They re at the Koley hotel. (,. W'anJ Coiihw h M. K. Ward, of Pendleton, ar rived in l.a Grande yesterday. Ho Is at the Kolcy hotel. jjeir From linker Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, of Itaker, are visitors here and are at the Foley hotel. .. . ritetums to IniliK'r Mrs Harvey CVouser. of lmbler, returned to her home this morn ing following a shopping visit In la Grande. To KnUTprlso T. Johnson, of Enterprise, re turned to hlB home today. He has been visiting In tins city. r ... Here From I'oiulosu O. 15. Scott, of Pondosa, is a vis itor In this city. He is at the Suc ajawea Inn. ' . Mr. Tlionius Comes O. li. Thomas, of Pendleton, uivi'd in Iji Granule: yesterday. at the Kncajawca Inn. school since the fire, was moved oack into the main building today. EXPERTS GETTING DOWN TO FIGURES Mrs. Sielaf f To Figure In Case Against Hardy Ueparations Discussi o n s san francisco. rb. s? (ap Advancing Ciiiheiinor Th ' t0"y that Yet Merely I entatlVe ' I prosecute the Impeachment case . I of Superior Judge Carlo 8. Hardy PARIS. Feb. 57 (AP)-rThe rep-lof Um Angelea will receive tomor-tM-atlons espc ts ore now beglnnlnR "0,b,oku. ?m ',r"- ifr" to get down to the discussion ot '"; Wlseman-Stelaff. purporting actual figurea, particularly us to, to .how that, tha Jurist wu dl cash transers. . ,rectly connected with attempt to Owen JXiXoung. In presiding oV-'i dear Alme Sentple McPherson, cr the fuil committee, ha avoid- jevangellst, of the accusation that cd having definite buiiib brought wua with Kenneth O. Ormls forward by Either the Gerfliuhs or . ten. A.igelua temple radio opera. French ' Bienibers ' because t h n tor at Cormel. Cal., In 1926. : French figures might have mot de-1 Assemblyman M. I. Cronln. a fiance by the'GcnnaiiB and the member of the. legislative prose Germnn flgurea derision ' by . . the cutlng board,' spent yesterday In 1,-rpnnh. Mi-: Younir. J. P. Morgan Oakland lit scurcn or eviaence live. New IVncUrfixxs Five scouts of troop No'. IB of the Christian church were passed for tenderfoot degrees at. a meet- im I!''"- U exmclea that and .rilo;ims W. Ijimont cuerclsod . against Hardy in the forthcoming i . uays seven or .... theirs-influence In Dreventlng trial before tho liar or tho senate. anything like ultimatums. : . Mrs. Slelntf, whose home is in Now that the reparations total Oakland, figured In the McPher has been broken' Into three cate-'son case investigation whon she gories. unconditional cash annul- announced that It waa she and not ties, conditional cash transfers ami I Mrs. McPherson w ho was with payments In kind, the experts are Ormlston ot Carmcl, . Later Mrs. freely discussing uctual figures al-1 Sielaff repudiated tile statement able to secure work In hli nnv 1 though tile Ciphering . as y ana ueeiareu wmi m-r i.u Uielrxp wmebnto '--'V teniatlve. . Mr ' Vlrla Kimball, wa. the "Miss discontinue school, announces Miss I HJalmar Schacht. . president X - of the McPherson case Klleanor Vernon, advisor to tho of ",e Heichbank, who has one . The Examiner nays that Mrs. Associated Girt students of the 'continuous purpose In mind, the Slelaffa notebook tells of her al high school. Tho girls w ho wish I protection of German currency, has leged visits to the homo of Judge work arc capable, mature girls. I intimated that Germany ought not liurUy In I.oa Angeles about Au Miss Vernon says. One of theinto u8 callj-d apon for' cash trans- EUKt j, j36, when the evangelist's would like a position working fori' fers of more Uiaiv5"".to.nl' gold-kidnaping story wva betns Invcstl her room and board. Ono of tho! marks lapprojiuiiately. ( I ii2,uoti. 'gated by the district attorney' of- girls is from a country district and oou);,or ft thcutmost J.noo.ouo.oou (ce there, and that the alleged meetings In the Jurist's nome naa MOTHER ADMITS SLAYING 5 BABIES eight of tho scouts will' pass the examination for second class hon ors. Girls Seek Kniploymcut There are three girls, one senior and two sophomores, ut La Grande High school, who, If tliey uro not the othnr two live In town. Any I (apiwoxirnqtely. . )4ti,ouB ,000).; .k Grande townspeople who can'. I ."''" ''.,it furnish housework or other kinds RADIO iu, iiiu k'iib inuy cuiiiiiiuiucaio with Miss Vernon through (he of fice of K. U. Towler, principal of tlie high school. ' , : '. i 110 WALLOWA FAVORED ,BY MANY DOPESTERS .; STATION 'MAY ; 1 BE INSTALLED (Continued from rage Onol Arrive From Walla Walln I Mr. !and Mrs. J. w. Gardner, ot (Continued from Page 1) slon o locale a radio station hero. nssfiuter Morvnt! .-exi been arranged by Mrs. McPherson. INTEREST IN CONFERENCE ENCOURAGING " (Continued from Pag D SOS cull from tho onion fields crop of lady hues on Mount ManU of Texan, are en route to Laredo, tou, near her, lart fall, and those whore they will wage a war who know w,ler lrf ,ooh for them against th hps, nreh foe of 11)0 as- ,he Uuffha(i no dlffloul- plrlng onion. ,y ,n suthm.ni t,em ,y the hBt ' There was 1111 unusuully laru pint, the pint and th quart, . . . The squalid home near St. Joseph, Mich., whero Mrs. Okel Oor haiu, 2&. poisoned or strangled to death five babies, with the aid of her mother. Mrs, Kthel Low Ik, Is pictured above. The mother admitted the deeds to police under quoptlouing, saying "there was no room for the babies." The two women were to face sanity tests. : . , ' Igren is authority for the statement. Passenger-air line service Is to lie that' taking a thorough cost Into i i !,,, l l.u ihn lt. linn .ml nerntint. iirnflls nrri not-as i!OOd aa Walla, wuua, airrtea 111 ""-"' difficult to break up and thnt their announcement regarding It will bo soino ideas In circulation about last night, whero Mr. Gardner win mon.n ,. 0anBcr0UI, from m0TB Imido in the near future, Mr. would Indicate. Mr. Undgren ad remain on business for several days. thln hf of 1 Wrlghtson asserts. I vised caution In the expansion of 71 TTT I I nlon has two strong guards and ' In tho ycacs since June. 1 !l!0, this line of the livestock Industry. Go to Walla "alia ! tll(1 veU,mnSi ,lup und !... I when the Varney airmail service I Mr.. Mudgrcn also touched upon Miss WUma Hutzell is leaving for Bro ,.,,,,, 0 ,.,, baskets was begun, the company has had the outlook In this Industry, beef, Walla; Walla to mako her homo llll8ll,nly . ony (wo ensuuitips, Mr. . Wright-' sheep, cattle, hogs, horses and with her aunt. , I son savs. The first was In April, ' mules. In each and all of these and Mount V rnon nni r.V,.,i "'J-7. and tho last was in tho Blue the specialist advised against any s stYong In the onlnton of moJ "'ounlalna near l.a Grande when expansion unless the . Individual r." r..?... ",. "'on o' ost Muck,,,,, crashed in his has a good flnanelal basis to work Mrs. Kewell lUaunis m..u KI,,..vl V,..ll nl lliiki.r returned to her home. She i"""B" uiey are expecteu 10 has returned to her home, hue - ..... has been visiting since Saturday Iut a "trong fight. So in this city, with her parents, Mr. , 1-nterprlse s most dangeroi and Mm. Leslie, White. covering tho floor rap!, linnn I plane, dying shortly afterwards. upon and Is operating on Ills own nannar is .. , ..r nr.lera nnn'canital. The beef industry is look- . -. . .. tn . . 1.. .. ..!,. ut, l,i tnp tti.ftflln liln nl llin tir.Mi'lll II., l'e tiieiB lu.iiiuna I llll'i . " ' Jtcliira to IKiisi' Mr.-and Mrs. ('haiii'S Wliglitsull. of Hojsc, loft early this afternoon ror thjelr hQine, following a short business visit in this city. They stayed at tho l.a Grande .hotel. and hJu. ' It Is said that Mount uL I Thompson Returned ; To Chicago Power CHICAdO. Vb. 27 (Al) A bluuiilesa election retmneil control of the city . council to Mayor Thointuuin yesterduy. -. ... ... Kxtmorrilnury pollee precuutlona were q red 1 ted with huvlitff lraorV vd iirtllliiK pea co. even In the 20th nrd, from which 0110 of, he a dernmnlci. cuiulldfttoH fled under po lice KUurd tho duy before tho elec tion, There were Icmh than two doxen urreutH, and thcuo for inln- j or lnirtuuionti, . Hurt on WIiIUcmI Ikstk'i Burton WWtted,. who hiis.buen y mu.. in thd Griindo Itoiuht'liortpllul for Uil Slow Hd is .Ported to be' ; Vp'" pr Kmerprl, In the much 'hotter. Ho BiHicrcd a henrt uttucki , having accurate eye for W-' 11 L " I 7' n"' 7h." h, nT.n most of thehr iK V 'r, through which they will fly and those already in this game, it does 01 uii n wins. . they, make their own decisions ns not seem tho most propitious time . Tho the!'" whether or not the, wn mako for ono who is l': K" y MeT rV'&Ur' ' ' S feemcomu: Tnl season two Varney airmail tlons are Just right. Thesalne con- ' " - --....... ...-a . . .,,.11,, iiiii.ina nviui U'lrn rin rn tn Hnci.n east At present pnoes, tno raising oi Tl" hM'lihta -n.,1 , ,il, ,,... Iu nniiulrliii'nil , ..... .. , . ... . ... Duunu uuhsi's over una viiy u, f .,, or .lose, l.a uranoo w in play, euner Here ure Mrs. Okel Gorham, top, and Mrs. Kthel Lewis, below, held by St. Joseph, Mich, author ities fur' tho deaths of 0 babies. r . , li Air. s wriK llson says. I no vuiiiuii against r.nierprise, vm, ...l, ,..:,,..,,,,.. ,,..-,w.i,. v huu. .n,l n.iih.a line and then conducted a round table discussion on tho control of weeds In alfalfa, speaking partlcu laiiy of cultivating and tlnio of iiHJWInx to control June gruss. ItelliillK (o Portland Miss Lula Johnson, who has been visilllig here with friends and relatives for the last several days returned to her home in Portland today.. Mr. Hall SiR-aks . Tho Hev. Vernon K. Hall, pastor . TVneIriv TJIT T?V of thn First Methodist church of JbIA UOEi I -IVIlvl'j I this city, spoke this morning ut an assembly-lit the Island City grade school, on "The Three Pa in Pro gress." ' Lewis' Morgan; 'ihe - silent .luir- I ... LIA... -nlll-a.) tl'llll ociock in tno morning aim u..v.u.. , fol.tmll, ot hllt minion. Not w fL uuuiiu ni o u uiuui 111 tiiu i j, (, 1'oil.or, 110 BOUOI1U Hpui'iHl- j afternoon. T ho three pilot who ' t on yutttcrduy a proKrum dl8 ultentulo In muklnff one way trips dinned at length and In a very initiation plan, every;", J ' v pihuuuui y i"t u..u """ - - I llTUIIIrl Ul Ufjn, uu onioouu UlU ' One wins of tho Varney ptaneH ( linporLatice of huvine tho atocl, i l painted orange on top und tho flint of all In good phyHlcal cun oppdrifte wIiik is orange on tho d it ion If hucIi waa tho chko, hay,' uiuler h1U'. According to .army ho mild should he HUfflclont feed: teHt orange ia thu color which' to take tho unlmaln through tho Hhou-fl for tho greatest, ditanue. winter. However If thefr condition and that Ih tho reason It Is used was low, some grain was advts for the planes. When u plane able for tho ewes. But the thing crashes aviators flying ahovo look-j 0f chief Importance according to Jng for it can see it: by the color Mr. Potter wns to have the anl- second round,. to be played Friday t morning and afternoon. Au th Iniirtinmnnl mill nnnenln team eliminated must be defeated twice. Local fans are nl ready predict ing a more Interesting tourney than , last year, whon most of the games l were hard-fought and won on small 1 margins. Lady Bugs Will : Combat Thtrps . COl.OltADO SPRINGS, . Colo., Feb. 1!7 (AP) Ten nuarlH ot hi bernating lady bugs, unswoiiug an Last Showing TODAY AMIGrflYOMMAOflNfSEAj sruuuma nHi DOROTHY RBflER RALPH GRAVES "HELLO SAILOR" comedy & Cartoon. , Coming Thursday Friday -- Saturday SILENT PICTURE Thc- GIRL ON THE BARGE" ' ''. ; '.with , . JEAN 1IERSII0LT SALLY O'NEIL1 " Story by Rupert Hughes. Obituary riM:itAii TOMomtow 'uneral servleos for Mrs. KUen Ksther Hckllii will bo held tomor row ufternoon ut 1 o'clock at the KnodgruHH A Klminermnn ntortiiury, It was announced toduy. Uuriul will bo in the Huuunervllle cento tery. - ALSO The Collegians in 'The Winning Pointy Comedy . . '. Ruby Lips. Today Thursday DEBATE MAR. 11 fContlnuM from Vns l Snude fer Wu 1 1 1 I inula in tho best posslblo condition. This Mornings kohkIoii The first Item up thin morning wus a reading of a report on the The local landing field Is still covered with snow except for the n t.. t.n...i ,iL.,...,.,jn, ; .. kinh k. i..4 ,.i.... ,.,i .rt surfaced with- gravel. It v " area of KMio feel long . l u, and 100 feet wide, .Mr. Wrlghtson says. . j K. Ramiefer. held here on a hod when he championed the cauac-.of . and Is- hi check charge. Is wanled 'In Mlhs, birth control and companionate covers an City, Mont., on charges of obtain- marriage, 'the storm nas not anal lug money under false pretenses, ed. It Wages on the ftreet, in the according to a teleifram received press and In the pulpit. On both by 1'oJlce Chief Clint llaynes to- sides are men and women of dis day. tiandefer wus brought to la Unction. Judge Llnrispy repeatedly Grande from Pasco, Wash., bun- wiys, "I have only started to fight' day. T Mrsl.S. H. Morgan returned yes ti rday" morning from 1'ortiand where he has been veiling since a week ago Tuesday with her daughter. Miss I-Mrls Muguire. Tln-y and in his debates Is carrying his vnsa into every large city In this country. I The reception these debutes have received has been little less than astounding. Capacity unit overflow audiences . have greeted him everywhere. . '. ' iMi tii. nnnc.rt irivt-n bv the1 Judge unUMcy socks no niiume noted singer. Sehlpa, Monlay night ground. It Is said. lie demands kat thiuudttorium. recognition of birth control ,r . . t and "eompanionate marriage.' MITCHELL IS GIVEN SExT IN CABINET ' iKContlnued from Pag 1) Mr. .Mils worth Iletiirii? U. V. Ainsworth returned to his 'hfiyipa ( linnllTI irnlng from i v - - Iji flinniie homo this morn Omaha. Neb., whero he attend 1 the In Ion Taeific wage conference! last -week. Mr. Ainsworth is chalrnVm of the boilermakers of the second division of the O.-W., und also Is secretary of the divi sion. ,f hi i:ni;for. rresideitt Cool id go und for Mr. Hoover, ills homo Is In Minnesota. t ; , . t The attorney generalship ut ono time was expected .to go to Dono van, ' who . was represented today as being . annoyed by the opposi tion rnlHed against him for this post by dry forces and others. He was wild to feel he was being look ed upon by these forces not as an Individual whose capacity for or ganization and administration were LOS AMJKI.KS, Fib. -'7 (Al1) -A sudden relapse aeeomiianleu on Januuiy ii ,1121. This report will be published in full, later, so comment is not made here. Prof. O. it. Hyslop had for Ills morning topic "i'roblems of Gruln Growers" and In his discussion ho stressed the necessity of standard-J Izihff varieties In tho county, 1'rof. i ifyrtlop used throughout his talk,1 chans prepared at tho Eastern Oregon experiment station. This churl dealt with five of the highest I yielding spring wheats, and- five of the highest yielding winter wheats, the observations huving been made at Union since IdZi, Mr. Hyslop emphasised the Tact that It is not always tho variety which makes the - highest yield which in the end Is the most profit able, since by tho term "most prof itable" Is meant the giving of highest returns. Hume of tho high vlfldtnir U'himtH nuiv hiii'n u Inur 'Donovan is returning us soon a" ! milling power, etc., etc. .possible to Kama Ke. N. M.. to Mr. llyalop spoke of tho wheat winu up ins Hcuviut s as cnainnaii j improvement urogram adopted at IS OeriOUSly III t l takn into account. Mr. of the Moulder dam commission , , .. " -" " ' " ik conierenee ot nioso inieresieu l.y a triii.oratur, or nl.l.Bio ,,, il8 Co dinner on Iha Itlo rccenUy Bt rullman. Wa.liln.ton totluy railed lr. ( . ell It.-yiioldx , Grun.lc .coninilxwlon. On the fourth where cxmnxlon acrvlco apcclaiiat. not.d drain aprclHllat. to r.-maln at , of Mareh wl rvllre t0 th. Lupcrlllt(.ni)(.mil ot CJ1p,.rl,ent ta- loiii Afiiiy s Two I'nion rounly yoiniK nun. Tom C'oop. r, ir Islaml City, uml l.awroico ('onlrll. of la Gnindc. have jl'illud thu Infimtiy of tho 1'niteil tat-a army. They went to l'ortla'nd Thursduy for examlna llon, were ucccpt' d und lutiT I'ft for Viinroiiver larrui'k. Th-y ill be In San Kranrlnco soon le forc depiirtini; on uhlplioard for tho i'hiliiilne Islands where they will lie stationed. the ln ilMlde of Charles hiiplln. film lietor. tlvroilKilollt the morll tnir. Cliaplin wuh Btrlrken Willi ptomiiine polsoninif on Monday. Today Ir. IteynfddK Bald Chuplin hud developed Intwtlnal Influenza and I hat his condition wan "seri ous." , I r. lteynolds. it was wild ut Hi-? artnr's Kluillo ofriees. had reniulned with Chaplin throiiBhont Inst niBht and today two I rnlned n imeH were culled to the actor's home. B IT ' TOMORROW ' IS THE LAST DAY of our Quit Business Sale. Prices cut way be low cost to close out our entire stock of quality merchandise. practice of law and sever his con nwiinns with the government. With the elimination of Dono van for the secretaryship, the name of James M. Good was brought forward as n possible choice. Mr. Good was Mr. Hoover's western campaign manager. HOKTON, Keb. 27 fAI') The Itoston Herald in a ropywrlghted article said today that Charles Krancis Adams, who Is reported to have accepted the portfolio of sec retary of the navy In the cabinet of I 'resident-elect Hoover, has ten dered his resignation as treasurer of Harvard rilcge. The herald also will say that Henry J.. Hhattuek, state senator and prominent Boston lawyer, has iM-en chosen as Adams' successor. .(Bnj(! Sthie tlons and farmers of the three Mates of tho I'ucfflc Northwest met for a consideration of present problems. Thin conference is" ask ing congress for an appropriation of $140,000 to carry on research work ulong the line of wheat grow ing. Among other things for which they ask that the money might he available arc a milling and baking laboratory whero uuulltlcs of w heats, now being grown und others to be tried later may be tested out. research along tho lino of tillage problems, grain breed ing problems and others. Jid Jasper, of Valeria district, had a very Interesting and practi cal talk on the hay and pasture problems of I'nlon county. Mr. Jas per believes that here hay is not a major crop because of the high la bor demands and a Iso beta use machinery for this branch of pro duction has not been developed as has been the caso with grain crops. Mr. Jasper urged the raising of more hay crops, especially tha le gumes, ag tuey were very Import ant In the building tip and inula- taming or son fortuity, with tno Increase in stock raising and dairy- 1 '' :' " Il Aoioaa trom Dot.nonltanip'. 1,1 9 if k ' ' IT WrVWi ' V: I hiiAKi.ii hvi:Aii:its I 1. 11 1 l 1M I ft r -i its'" T 7V !! t " s I I1 t Here's the last word in Motion Pic- iryinu xll o "VvVUV tule pIota-r-theiDrama Superb! A at Our Pen Counter-Parker ; , ' ' a ; I PreSSttreleSS - Sm '; ClP'' juW cxcitin' unddramutic epoch of hu- I Touch . i; PQ , s . ':, i' V . "jgm nmn Iove' . ' ' PrulurcUu Touch Ut Parker Duofold ! ! fli S t"c !! V ' "VM !'' Fture that i winning million, to Uu I I t r ? K fi) I i v3v T- iw ' V n.Th.leatlm-liht weight oi the Jn li i W . J S ' " JV ! V S. itwlf tarti the Ink Dow ncl mainaim it JJS Vft 5 8 u Z t !! t jftTAZm teadU; end evenly at inj ipeed. Finger- , ,.' 03 Oil g. -q 0 a . , V, ' JTT I " " Jl fl pre-ur. i. lUrvl. No rreining. Ko i " B 6 U" , S A) I UJM CflfUWWO J rfort-Nofaugue.NonbnMk.bleB.mil. S H fi - ' 7 ' ) At O fUMMIiOH V W Five Fluhing Colon. The utmo-:- O S o i " ' i ' : f L i ' X - J? I fcwnt-n pen. M to 10.KCO.dtog to , , 5 g I V Ti Y lIV, V ; GlassPrugs , U : ff ' : ! . LaGrande, Ore. i . ,' Ifl LLLo!JiIMa)) ji;" lllU- "Hoiton" Comedy, "Call Again" ' EUJtlKKBKRUBnKRBBBBi I Vrf4rgTjvTjBgfgff PgvBTTgFvW VTkprp j . "7T "?. . . . . ii 1 THt? TOft&NrVlTH A CONSOCNCC WASIIINCTOX, Keb. 27 (AP) Th sf-cond squadrons of the Third Cavalry was designated today by ('. e n e ra t i ' h ar leu P. H :i in i n e ra 1 1 , grand marshal of the Inaugural pa rade, as the personal escort of President fool Idee and president elect Hoover on their trip from the While Mouse to th cu pilot on In auguration day and Inter to escort jng which is being demanded at tho President Hoover on his return to ' present time, M. Jasper recom th White House. t mended the production of enough Th srune re if i men f furnished h. hay to at least satisfy local de esrort for President llanllng in iiumd. . Wray Ut fence followed with a uit;itir UU. Al'Jit4 tun miuis The Public Service Co. of Illinois purchased a Model A Ford, gave it 17,000 miles of real hard service, then took the car down from end to end, couldn't find a part that needed replacing-not even a wrist pin, they put it back into service and ORDERED 1500 MORE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. "THE NEW FORD DOES IT BECAUSE IT HAS IT" Perkins Motor Company
