La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 30,-1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i I Local News In Brief Allen Succeeds Charles Curtis In U. a Senate Marilyn Morgan From Far Trinidad WASHINGTON, Mar. SO (Al j Henry J. Allen, former ge-vernor Itt-liirn Homo II r, fleuieju Ounce Mujor itiilph Huron, l.n Grande It .H. U ineiil. of rortlund. reff post master, und Jack I'enrc. of ' reaentntiye or tlte A. .A. A., ia In ililN city, huve returned rrom rort-t lj, uraiidv on business ferine aa- or Kansas nnd prominent (is-uro In 1 land. w'hero they hud been ;.Hlncfc 1 socinilon. He In cenfierrinr wHh national politics and Journalism tor 8uuduy on combined business and Mm. t H. Itovine, this reiireeenta-: many years, " will succeed I'burlea plciisure nips. The mujor uttrnd-! tive.in tiila city. The membership Cur lis in the senate, fillinr tlx-1 ...1 u incctliia' of the Kencrnr and in the ussorliilloii now 1m liawr. awt relinauishrd liy the latter I niilitiu'V department of Oregon and ' Bona in the city und hir Apr. 15 "we 1 when ha was elevated to thv vice 1 k the utmlversnry cel-iruiuirQC j,h!, okmici;, lo.lmvo 860 nuuuhciii," .Mr. s lrildenry. f) B Jr Oregon national guard while' fu ' Clement announces, j 1 Iieahdon to apnotn,! Alien to fill! re a V roitlumi. me KroKon guara mw- . . . . , 1 tv vucney ' wui unnounora ny p ; inir was held ua the vclcimitiurt or' .. r v ... i tauvornor tiiyde M. Heed or Nun. I ... I ana. arter a coafurenee yesterday! , aon of Mr. and Mr. I .,?u ..u..... .. the World nr. 'i'ho ineetlnK wiui . ', , ' , , 7 ,,77 , . wua attended by hVrretary CKjod of held -Monday at the urn.ory In the ,h,oto ' ' ""I1 L'l " """" the war department and Jume. .. .. ' ut the hotel, it wis he reinem- ... i - 1 , .1 1 tone ny. , . ,.,, ,,,, Wl .,, . ,.,".,i.,., m v.. n,. 1 1 - ...j..... puhiiean national committee. The uppolntiucnt will be mude, he sold, ua aoou as he returna to the stuto rapluil ut Topeka. In making the announcement. Governor Heed auld the appoint ment of a aenutor to surc-ocd t'urtla , ratlin -UP durlnir "a very pleasant in I he the twelfth anniversary or the '' J'' mobilization of the Kuard 'during . ,,,, ' " " irT.'" . -uirphtae to . ... .. 1. ....... 1 ... i..... vi muio iiit'tiivtti meiiviuu. 11 n intendi-nt of aehoola; J. O. Hur- . M J , "' J ... ' i,,k ui.,i, 1 hna never recovered ftom the rail. school: U I). HollenhelK. of NyRWl, aiiperlntendent or aehonltt und Kl Ilier floodwin, or Mllton-l'Yeewater, ' 1 The Itev. J. I.. Taylor, naator of upeilim ndent of aehoola; have nr- Hoawell Huptiat church at lar-( visit with the. pi-cafdentj annual meeting or Kuaiern Dn'uon IowIiik ufi ull-day coniKcriUian nr- inland wulerwuya, form relief und Kiipi rlntendenia and prlnilpala In vlce conducted at t?ie Huptlst Judioial uppointinenta in the Kun- waalnn today at Iji tiinnile HlKh churoh In thla city. "The meetilunt j kiui judiclul dlatrict.1' M,,00 j were well uttended and splendid' '. Curita and Allen have Unit licen inieieai waa anown iy .1110 people, ' at oortK. pnlltlcully, UUt I'rejildeiU .Mr. Taylor aaya. , - ' Hoover, counta each na a trlcnd. Muilriirct Meyers Visits Home Mls .Mnixaret Miyeni, of thla rtiiw lu unntiilliiv thA Knsier vncu- Kevlllo. lion with herimrentH, .Mr. and Mrs. I , Hov",lc . I,. MeyerH. .miss , .Meyei-s is a student ut Kt. Mary's ucuileniy in Portland, ller puronts met her in Pemlleton Wednesday. Monday .Mr. untl . .Mrs. '.ieyei-M wiui Karet will motor to Portland whero llarffaret will re-enter school. The Meyers will return Tueilayfv . '.' enll. I'imiIm.' IIi rntt. whoatten,lH t. KAST OKKliOiV ioh'su k ucnuomy at HoIk, Ida., , Is In I a Oiumlc - Ki-rnding- theV Kustor vnmiion at itie hnm of j' Mrs. Viva I.. HanHoll af-1302 I'enn- Hylvanla avenue. Hhp; will lnturn ! to UoIhc 'lurH4lay.: . - :' . , ' ' , , ; , . i I EDUCATORS IN j SESSION HERE .' (Continued from Pae l ' The .nilnlmum temperuture liero Itelunis to ama, lilalio luat n(fchl wus in alxive. I Mi, and Mrs. Grant -ttedes,' of Arinind' noon today the sun. hroke To Make lUim-no Tlielr Homo i'Nftinna. Jda., liave heon visiting; In ihrmiivli he clouds ror n while hut Mr and Mrs. K. It. Morris and iM Grande nnd Mrs. Geddes lias ut 1 v'J" o'clock, the sky wiui iiKiiln duiiKhler. Alice Ann. have left ror now returned to her home. He ovewuat. " Kliueno where they will make their formerly Jived In I-a Grande and Is ,,. .. . ' home. Mr. Morris wus n repre. . the son or Mrs. Helen Geddes. 1 j. ' senlntlve or the" rhcvrnlet- 'Motor ' 1 . DAKKIl. Ore., Mar. SO (AP) company in this territory ror the -'"w 'W Heturns . SnW driven by n stroni.- norlh Inat year and In- a-oea 'to KuKene -NliKH Wildu Initela left thla mortir v.-nd fell hero last nlKht and early where he will he dealer for the ln" for Heuttlo where. alio teaches yoday. ljiter in the day the Unlit Chevrolet line. .' ! " " i'e"'""if tne niunnet of snow disappeared uiwier V-4 f ' ill III ' . - f r" f I 1 7 SLEET SPOILS PRESIDENT'S ; EASTER PLANS Manitoba Prcirus? Linked To The :3 WINNIPKO, Mar. 30 (AP) Th pmtriea of .Manitoba were UntoxS to "th sea. today, by rail. ' - '-' Track-laylnff orwa which hvo bwn fthitntf thuir- way Ihronirh cold and at or in of a north country winter hava reaehil I'ort Churchill on.Hudnon Hay, approxliuatoly 1.U0D mltea north of W'lnnleir nd 51 it north of The Tan, formerly the northern terminus of the lino. The new track U the final Htrtch of tho HiitlHon Bay rulhvuy which WASHINGTON, Mar, 30 AP)- A raw, alt-eiy rain early toduy up Hot the KuKtcr holiday plana of Pi-pHldent Hoover. With Alra. Hoover and their old HchoolmateH, Hecrtary and Mil Wilbur,- Die trvHldeiit'H aeeietaiy. Iau ivnco Itichey, the president had plnnned to upend a laitte pur of today on an autonioblte trip vo nilloa Into the niounlninH of Vir ginia to liiBiMTt hU new trout fUh- iiiK prcMerve on the Itapidan river KVM lno ptnlrlea access to tho In MuiIIhoii county. j HelXt . ' . . Thw wan to have lwn hia nrat oullnir alnce he entered tho white ho line Muivh 4, and he Kve l utructloiiH latit nigh i to be called early ho aa to jtot a jrond early atarL on the excursion. When ho nrOHa howovor, nnd saw tho con ditlon of tho weather, which watt m oh t unprouririlnMr for uuy of out- !' ..i..... ni. .... - 'mobile trip Into tho mountains, he ealletl It off. L3itIator Emolumaat Tlu Itrsl salary decided upon for RcnilforH and representative- 111 coni;'eMs wits n day for wh Jay a iiieiutHT nllentletl. The prcariit nlnrv uf t tneniher nf coiireKM Ir Wrtl. nnvl.ow n loiiuer ' NO TRACE FOUND Itnto to pe woman on a lycdow- lal. Mio kin Mop up, 1 Ifc" Horn - J t or 4liiihilMiratloii la iitiuVr way, I i tail lie Misiw to liaw lot of ma ! MHa left iner rr m hhmI au n- I Kiiter uh lio (h. . J OF CONGRESSMAN DRY AGENTS SEEK DEATH CALLS MRS'.H.C.MVIR OF THE COVE aprlnir vacation with her parent n,e ruys or a lirllliunt sun. in l.a Oi-ande, Mr. und Mrs. H. M.! . Inirela. To Slay Willi .Motlier Mrs. Illanch lnilsley and dnUKh- ter. Nova Jean.' or l.n O.ilinde, went Mr snvuw iilest Her ' -to Wclscr and Ooodrlch, Ida.. -'-1 . a' Kucst nt the l.n Ornndo holel leruay. .hi ..u.mo u.ey ... y6ater.luy WUS C. H. Huvaire. mun- i PK.N'DI.KTO.N,, Ore.,' Mur. ' 10 ' !.(AI) LlKht flurries of snow veie fiilllnK in I'endlelon this .iiioi nlim-. Hard n the PaMnta A Wsaliltiliin H'uiTiit Tencliers' unsocial Ion, iiflcr hidiirslnR lutein gence tesu for children, fell down niltei'uhly when- Its meiiilwra Utok the same test." , ;'; ( . , ;. , .i summer. Mrs. Hndsley's other llttlo ,., . ...,., ,.., .... 'week heelnnlnK Mar. 31. was an- l -' ' . . ; s dauifhter. Ituth, will stay with her V(,nl0n twre 'jnnunced here, today by the ITiiltedj That't Why It', Utopia ' 71 niinU.Vv.Avvy.'1?1:PI',,r Knmr- ; ; jKtates weather hureau as follows: i jn rjiudn pedeslrlnus don't IuiV nrlse. ' " t - I n ' i . ' f Far weKtern-'fttnles:'' The oni I ' .iti,...nn a. .nt.a l,uu with Mrs. KlldKlcy's inolher. Mrs. oxer or tho Oelser Grand hotel at i HA.N'.prtANOlSOO, Mar. 30 (AIM (luce Ihere' was 'a Moi'Kun who sailed the sunny sens or the West Indies and captured much booty n-oni (.'olden ai'inisles. Hut surely he never won such full' booty us thni .Marilyn .Miirimu tun reliitlonslilpl, .only-i7 yeurs old and fresh rrom the Istiind ut Trini dad. .Marilyn's prvxoimllty Is such that without staiie or screen experience she ttt a .ciiutinct, nnd Is now studying hard to lie ll slur. . . . -' ' ' (Continued from Pan 1) has served as representative of the Keveulll Ullmila dish-let since 1 1130, has heeu known here as ll dry and hud the siriipurt of the aiate anli Niiloon leuKiie In 102. He voted for the. Jones law In.the last ses sion of collKrcas. raiVK Ore.. tHneelalt Mrs. I i in.. nusii..,l iiwuv ut I'nve. LVI. ronKi eMsmiin MichselHon lias nut l,l,n. Mm. .u III9U nflee u lnnir 111. heeil ailllllDI'ted llV tllO Illlli-Klllonll nesa hrouKht on by a cancer ou lenuiie for four ycara, (leoine Hof j li.-i. In. ml. Klie leaves to umilrn ford, stale sunerinleiideiil, mi ller loss. Iter husband,. 11, t Mulr, uounced. , one son, Hhcldon, uko 6, und one i daUBhter. ltoseniary, iikb , her " "cd to ho Willi lis.' Kiif father and mother. Mr. and MrH.ford suhl, "but my recollection is 'roliKiilon. or uoaeuurs-. ,t ,lf mm,p v .,vrt. plwn tire., two hrothera. John and n)1ut (ht mlH1)11 . j I. i. i V ', , , .. , .,,,." have not endorsed lilm In the last two elections. If lie voted for Ihe Jones bill, it Is news to me. hut It .Horn llrniiKliton, Mia. J. H, ll"!il. Mrs. J. H. Alberlaon. Airs. J. W. HOHlKOn and Mrs. Hurt Kull.flll of New Showing 'j Pull-over and Sleeveless Sweaters $3.85 to $5.85 Trotter- G Kdlth Thorpe until the end of the Hft(4pn who p) h(( Wfly tQ Jt The wenlher ' outlook - for the ll : 4 5 n . m . , pren ch i n a 11 a . in. , N. Y. I'. H. 0:0 p. m. and prench liirj 7::i p. in. There UvllI he a short Kastor program hetween Hun day school and the niornlnff preachlnff. ; acter. The loan company at Payette, Jdaho, iiHliiu the facltitiea of the Federal Intermedlalo t'redlt hunk. Mr. Parka any. 'has a imld-un can. 1 . . - 1 . ill VJiyi"" tii i-iiitiun ...... i - - G to FjitenrlM 1 - - f ,r watrn Mntfa: ' - Th out-' r0 Jump a dlslnnco-of more than !l or f2to.ouu. Rivinir thorn a loan. Mrs. Kid on Mntthew and, Jjer i10; Ih for Kentraliy fair weather J iwo feel, If any. Toledo IHiUle. - (rapacity of two uid a half million jthln section of Oregon it Is esti mated that loans of record so-' cured hy .livestock Is In excess of i:ulnn oniinlv nnd Mrs. I.. V. itleh- ,M PHsinio ui.u ne .in..y n.ive niHU. of Mutto Kails. Ore., hesldo n,(,w,'d to flop hack." ' f this nlzc. thus number of more distant rclatlveHi . ' 1: . In Wallowa county nnd a host of i m erlttff n n area maklnK I" Orande tte I ok leal cen ter for operations of a livestock frleads. fl mii nee corporation of tills char- i Kannle nrotitrhton was born nt t nephew, l-ronk )rlscoll. both of i'Hh' normal temperatures .In C'ali lrrh ' Kn tor prise, returned to their hontft tornla and Nevada and for atth. rintri-h Srvlrpn ; tomorrow follow: Hunflny school mornlnK from HuntlnKtori normal :temperatui-os in the : North n iiiti v nivjr nuvf IJCi-il V mil INK T. "t'lin tmn ittiiiiv, , SMnds l-jisicr In I'orllartil Miss Harhuiu Hlalt j left thla moriiliiK on liuln No. iTi il iim limn land lo he the house Kucst of Mr. ' anil Mrs. Chris Mays for Hosier, i The Mnva are former residents or Iji Orande. Miss Hintt will return homo Monduy. ' Slowly ItecoveriiiiC ' Mrs. (i. K. Kllui-jl writes rrom Wyonilnit that her. mother.'Mra. 3. W. Slcrre. who has been afflicted Willi rheumatic fever for some fVknfrtaca . i a Ra lTiarii1 Mrs. Corn Hardinir Hcott return-' ed yesterday from Portland where ; ' sho liua luen for the past several - weeks for mediru) treatment. Bhe to Create Park ORGANIZATION OF NEW CORPORATION ANNOUNCED HERE j"" t"'"..!- fmakhtK a constantly Increasing market for such loans. ' (CoirtlnuM from Pae 1) CoDtlnud rrom Pair t) been. J lo estimates .thnt there is I a Ki-eater n mount , . if livestock I The following Is a list of orlnl""! Ui.l.ul.ll.niU lit 111 A fiiiimnHKlliirl' is much Improved and IB nt homo,1"1- n n,ll,on"' pura, wun jnc en vrlthln a humlred and twenty-five ' Tt- ut .nlinson, Win. Miller, i H. j Itpveimr, Laurel county, Kentucky, July 1!), 1X!if. Khe eamo to Kn ! terprlse, Ore., with her parents In ivus and apent the early years of her school days Ihere and after ward taiiKht sehool for aovoral years. i On AuRust 12, 119 she was mar ried to Henry Mulr at the home of her parents, then llvlna at Covo. Tho deceused was years, 8 monlhs ami fl days old at the lime of her death. Hho was a member of the Haptlst church at Cove. Tho funeral will be held nt the Haptist church, at t'ove, Hunday at 2:S0 nnd burial will be in the) Cove cemetery. The body Is In clmrtC, of Hnodarasri and Zimmerman. 4, j Wr.'lity- SUNDAY ONLY Oucst nt iji riraudn Hotri mWlOTIHrltf-Mnai tnmm uimmnrnmwrlt Lii'-crtftlide' tliah In . Monro .1 11 imhhina. u. -r. 1'vler:' iriTIJWnT Wlf ITIVQ ""' t'': u million and a nnarter of tiLxouv- 1, .....1.... ..e t1!.- .i.t .. ... . . ...j..- . uuiiuill 11 luikiiiu . .. . ... .. ; I.HJ- .lun-i iM iiu. .irT : ixay utinciin, i.iyuo. 1.. khioic, ueo, JJS Columbia Pictures jxtsenh,. STREET LLUSION,. l J1X tBulc '. KrnotthTtamon f uJSVSZZ ii'iiit liT.IMniiiiiii '" 'i'.i iii'ii (inn i'4i ! 'iiiiptinciur yr" CIA ?C W I., . l 1 'ors In Idaho. WiudiliiKton and Ore- Itetimi 1'ifiiii I'orlliinil Mr. and Mm. Albert Cnrrey Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Shumate have time. Is slowly recovorliiK and may "-eturncd from 1'ortlund where lljey! in 1...- hnme In Iji ftrnnd.! i herore vcr' Ioiir. "J. I nea Hughes A'acatlonj M 1..., (n,... lluuliAu rf I n Ornnilp arrived here yosterday to spend J,' hotel "y- inn weeuenu wnn iht ; , ' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. TIukI.cs.; Miss ' ' ' , ai r. Mr. an and Men. If. Salisbury, of tuon." Ontario, woro Kuets at the !a! The statement says thnt at an : Craniln hotel yeaterduy. Ir. Kals-( 'averae of $7 per head, the 8,ll!ft j bury la owner of the Mooro hotel sheep offeoted by the nntlonaj park' at Ontario. t . .;' Urea (If -jtraxlnfr is prohibited in1 ft he urea) has a total nssessed val- j uatlon of $02,40 and taxes at .2-1 find nilllH on thin vnluntlon are t Mil. CI. "Compare this Insignificant amount with lb taxes paid by Hi bun, j news men ana cuiKens oi tne com munities which will benefit by the eeeatlnft of the Wallowa national park," the statement urses. ' Vance Trails Ilerp 1-Vom 'ciulleton- '.- K. L. Johnson ,of Pendleton. Is a visitor In this city. Jle nrrlved IhiKhrs attends Hahnko rtuvlnouA rnlli'irn In Pm-lland. Mr. and Mis. b. W. Weeks. of.r"""",n uv . To HeoommeiMl Ctraxiiitc .The stutenient further declares r that KralnK privileges may ls nb- 'lulnod in nutlnui' mit-ka u-lian nd Mrs. O. K. Campbell, of .,,..t i,fln.,.a1 Wallowa, are visitors-in this city. Kucn Uazlnir i detrlmenlnl to Mr. timpbel Is superintendent of lth( IHI1.n.OM(1 fne u.,.,,h lhp I(:irk .ir. ami .nn. ... ... .. ' -i". , tills rlty. returned Wednnsduy rrom roillaml where they were, on a 1,1 "V ""!,lo liuslnesa and pleasure trip. They ' lu made the trip, by automobile leav- Iiik Iji Gramle Monday. Cnurers Willi Mr. licrK.ii J. It. Hmith, of Son Kranclsro. is In l.n Grande conferring- with It. A. Herein, owner of the 11 uo Mountain Candy company. Mr. Smith came here yesterday. was 'created. And, with this in mind, the a- nnd son 'noeuuion announces mat u win WeJHiiKton Hamilton, of Hummer- recomtnend to congress and the vllle, were business visitors In ijtfnntlonnl park service, that sheep Grando yesterday. jynizini,' be permitted in Wallowa , - - : national purk and that any sheep Mrs, Da mere) I Iteiiirns emlnK permits now in force be Mrs. C. L. Damerell. of this city,' continued and not disturbed. The returned from Knmeln today. She wtntemcht points out that sheep Collision A collision between cars driven by J. K. Thy and Walter I'almer occurred yestorduy at Hemlock and 1Afr.un .uui.llnir Ia Inffif rOi. fii-ls nt the noli (( station. has been visiting Ivans thero. Mrs. W. K. iKntzintf Ih permitted in Lassen Vol canlc nutibnal park, in California. In the concluding statements, the announcemvnt savs: "No effort has or Ttuker, ifen made ... to cover the sub To Attend I'uneral Mrs. Kdna Atwood passi d throiiKh 1 Orande today on (ject of the Immense advantages in both revenue and advertising from Mrs. Horilicad Visits Son Mrs. U lledhead, of llaker, who has beem visiting her, son. Clar ence Uedhend, in l-a Orande since Mnnilny. returned to her home yesterday. the way to Klfffn to attend the fun eral of W. Jt. Peck Is Improving1 Mrs. Vere A. Tllalr, who hfl been seriously III at the Orand Kendo hospital, fs reported to bo improving. Portland Pnsior Omilmr The Itev. K. J. Lord. Na2arene pastor of the Portland district, is expected to be here on Apr. 7 to hficln revival meetlnifs. Mr. Ceildes Ilrroverliur Iteld Geddes, who underwent a major operation at the Grande Hondo hospital two days ao, la reported to he recovering nicely. tourist traffic attracted by nation ul parks and the tains In popula tion and business enterprise to every community near the Wallowa mountains; or the national adver tising of this section of the coun try by rallroada; auto clubs and other agencies; together with the preservation of one of Ihe grand est scenic and historical areas In the Knited Hun en," Ml ... . I H 1 Mil ' T. t'oChruii, ('has. A. Ilnmm, W. W. tHtevens, I.. H. Weeks, ,1. ,K. Hall, M. K. iloreth, C. Y. Ileule. W. M. If'.reen, Itny llalley. A. K. Howmun, j IcMydn Doilson, t'lydo Mcl'hee, ! , James W. Titus, riims Junes, John T. Mcl'hee, (lio. 11. I'ui'US', 11. V. i t'upaey and J. F. I'hy. I MAY VISIT POLE IN A SUBMARINE REBELS FLEE FROM LOYALS AT ESCALON (Continued from Page. 1) (Continued from Pat 1) clul purposes, would a Ian ho under taken. "If It la found prniilenhlo lo chart a steamship route uotwoctl Liverpool und Yokohama hy salllim norlh llusala." ('uptaln l.ako said, "the distnnre can he cut in hnlf." th. mission, lo co in m u n I en I o Die declaration to Iho slate department und . to the American people ahrollKh the prosldent. To Visit I'ncle Itaymond, llonald and Myera, An of i-a Crande. went to Enterprise yesterday to vLsIl thiir uncle. Wulter lycrs. .. AieawiatloN Members Sp-iul Dny nt Hot Jake j 1 " "m Kama ny me Mm. Ilemlee Jene. r 'president of the Wallowa National j Ida., is a KUest of Mrs. Eunice 1,ark usiuMiutlon. JuUus lloem-h, of j Husch In Iji Grande. Mrs. Jones.'" Oranit. Rile is sendlnit today at Hot Jjike. He-Ides Mr. KocikIi. other meni- IherH or the hourii or dlrectorH or l Here I Ytmii Uiimj Krancea Hart and Mae f lenio. of Klain, nr.' vlsliors In Iji Grand. Tin jr are rt'Kislei'.d at the Suraja we:t Inn. Here nn lluslncss- the association follow: I.. Ari- Kwell V. Hnilili. of nnken ia In demon und J. I". t'ruden, of Wulla I.a Orande tod:iy on business with Walla: 11. K. Plxon, (:. I.. Ixirlaon, company. jjnhn C. Muelherson, W. C ler- jkins. A. J. Ktunce. and It. K. Ty- Jlr. Scott Ieaves it. of 1.1 (iranda; l.loyd Harris. K. Kussi II Hcott. scout executive, t jt. ii, Mikiilrsoii und llert U. tiuv left yeatesday for n huslness visit otre, of tewiston, Ida.! Iloword M. in llaker, Pondosa and Keatlnc ipvey. Portland. It is stated that To Itolso I ' other directors representing Itoie Hen Wilkins, of noise, returned tliTe lYotn no an,, olhM. rrei;nn cities are now to his home yesterday followltiK a ' Tom Towle. of r.'ove. was a rial- t,einK elected by commereiol hod visit In Iji Cirunde on huslness and tor In l-a Orande nn huslness yes- , ,n ,h).,r rftrxxiyt communities. wnn rrielids. "' Mral Mint to rar.atl Turn tk rhlld'i fuce easiwiird. cries onr f nur iireMl ndvis-alea of elfirrlm lil wer seen nitut uiIkIhv K""d miilia tiune from Hulling his eal npwiird iktii (lonally. Ohio Kiaia Jur:;al. Here I'roin llaker - - - J "err Iom Inibler Kdna Atwood. of linker, is vis- ' ir. ann .rs.. j. w. nerry. or lior In this city and is registered Imbler, are visitors In l-a (irnnde at the Sarajawea Inn. , today. To VIsR WMrr W. V. Italdwln. of this city, went to Knterprtse today to visit hi sister. Mrs. K. Draper. ItHnnM in 1"nlm Mrs. O. W. Orton. of Vnlon. re turned to her home Friday follow ing a short visit In l-a Grande. By Tlio AsMK'lateil Vyvnn Pighting along the Mexican bor- ; dor at Naeo seemed Imnilnent lo : day as 8.R00 rebel troopM crept nlnunp In Hill iiiu'll It'll ll ntiinttMts nnlv eluht miles awav. ( Tho 1,200 federal defenders of Naeo were heavily enlrenehed and ready for battle. rivlllans In tho American town of Naeo probably be requested to evacuate If a battle should de velop. The main federal arm.v In Cen- ; tral Mexico was concentrated at j Hscalon. while rebel forces were reported on the mai-eh southward Cat Suaihln and IUt IIorRes nnd inulea wnrkliiK In coiil inlnea retain Uielr liealili hc cansQ usually 1 1 icy are filven a sufll cieiit iiinoiiiit. of exercise and resi Jn Hie siitiHltine to rntmlernct (he lime spent In Iho mines. Obituary FTMOHAIj sdhvicix Funeral services for Peter Haughney will be held Monday morning nt B o'clock at-the fatho lin church, according to anounce ment today. Tho body Is at the Itnhncnknmp chapel. i i M.itAi ki:kvk i:n Funeral services for Mrs. If, C. Mulr will be held tomorow after noon at the Haptlst church at with the likelihood of a clash la j Cove at 2 o'clock with Snodgruwt i tJU Also Comedy Stas:e Life Revealed in a Soul-Stirring: Drama A Play Within a Play A .Thrill Within a Thrill. L. - NOW! ! ; : liOto IIHiIimI llimticl ' 'ahi i,ai:mmi,i; s . 1 si Pi:it-Pitoii tTio.v "THE MAN WHO LAUGHS" Victor llujtn'K Initnorlnl l.nve v Kliiry. . Coming Sunday - Monday la n !! that n-Klon shortly. 1 and iiniiieruiiiii In rliut'Kc. Itesert'li DlKlllit Nil. IV CONDITION !'' Charier Xo. .Il l ftl'IPOHT or Til UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Of Im riliinde. In Ihe Klale or Oreiion. Al Ihe (iose uf Huslness on March 27. ItirJ lti:soi IK IX Durlnp the days when he m, arniiiui: wnn me nrnoKiyn Honkers alhiul Iii5 salnry. i)azr.y" Vunre eni' ployed a lillliiue tralnlnp slillil to I I. nuns and discounts condllion himself. 'Ilc punched Hie j iiverdritfiN , lias, Kn lo speak. Willi I lie lwE j I'nUed Htales tloveinnieiil seiurllles owned, strapped around hl heild ns you j other bonds, sloi ks and r" irltl-s owned llankliiK hiiiise, a 1 . 3 1: it . f ; I n .ill lire and flxtu I I3,II2.II3 Ileal estate owned other than hnnkinit huuse..., Iteserva with l-'ederul itcsrrve Hank fash und due rrom banks Outside checks and oilier cu-.h Hems Ut demiitliih fund with I'. H. Treasurer nnd due from I . Treasurer ,: we -here. li s urcat stuff and you .0111:111 lo try It, he says, r Sir. Itantels Vfc.Ms Itune rmniels. or rove. Ii a vis itor In tills city today. Miss Scott Vl-lts Miss Alice Hcott. or I m bier, it O.M TVIknr HnM Mrvtinc 'spendlnir tb. weekend In this city The Odd Fellows lode met last with her aunt, Visa Woaa Sher ntght in regular session. . man. . -.. M $ I .!(! 1 .593.U 1 I. aUK.Iill 2.12, 0B 1.27 IO2.N4H.t0 es, 45.1 1!2. 113 II. V5ll.Hlf fia.t7H.9S lllH.flHS.tlt 30H.45 A.OHO.no TOTAI II.C.KI.2IU.07 I.I.MIII.ITIICK , r-uiiiiul stock paid in I HMi.iiini.iin J .Surplus .. it'lidlvlded lirnfllK net 2,3,H.2ft jfiirutiilliu,' notes olilslandltiK loo.lMi0.0o ' Inn to bunks, InchldlllK certified and cashier's cheeks oul- 1 slunillmc ... s. ; 1 2, 37. Nil ! rirlilHIld deposits ., , nri.1.476.24 ITI m deposits , .' 737.OH7.77 TOTAI, ?I.S3ll,24.li7 Ktsle of Orea-nn, Counly of I'lilun sm, I. I.. II. Itrumwell, I'ashler of Ihe above-nnnied bank, do Hnleimily swear thai tlie above statement is true lo the best of my knowledge and belief. U. II. l'.IIAM'i:i.l f.isbler. Hilhscribed nnd sworn 10 before ff'orrect A tlest : THW I.MI'tTI-:il "signal . Dae carl'' ot red and white it.iimi .Its china la a ttrikinf nw notreliy. mo Ihls 2Sth day of Mureh. 192'J. n. It. n.AVroMn. i Notary IMblle. j My eommlsalon exiires January 2f, l32. j. .i. rm.Hv. Al'fl. J. HTANOH. r. J. S4 i:oi;(iix, tllrectors. 'aCilf"""""""",?""J .., :.. . A SWEET FLOWER .. . . i i i . ,i piucKea ny uie hand of love nnd wilted by the flame of hate The most dra- 'niiitic p i c t u r c story of tho year. K- " ' KBaaaV ' r W M m vnli NENA QUAR.TARO CASTON GLASS CUSTAVE VON StVFFEUT ITTj aiU ROSE 0I0NE ,rtjoNit otmstrtt Also PATHE NEWS. iiii Sow Flayinir The IJUZZ BARTON .TightinJ Redhead"