La Grande evening observer., April 02, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Tuesday, April 2, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
Itfluntx In ! (JramW-
Eggs Return To
Former Prices;
Butter Higher
TAX CUT NOT . '
FAVORED BY
PARTY HEAPS
(Continued from Pag 1)
Pae Five
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
liOltTI.ANIl. QrL Auril (AT) ivdui'tlnn liroiiHht Ihp nation.
1 With (he ro.uuemtivea mid tho "I'M on March SI 10 the lovit
iiiuv ul-Iki tu.v-ni-.il toflri i .f I'uvinn uiuli til a n a mr n ml
-......,..,..,. I IDdNlMlimita . Inivln a bill up Ull- l.uim inn iuiiiiiihiumii u.
obo Hvwt in I.H Hinnd.. Mm re, J O; r. JUarwiiua, credit rlroeui- l,iiUjnrfiim and. nreiiitum imirlMr world wiir.-
tntmi to familiar Mil.' Mr. I'ecrt, (Ivo of tho tloodrlch Tire corpora-., h u.nnnt.il lallwl tiiCB Vi lX lit tti'iinrtiil '
will be located ttiilm May Wlllluiuk lion, are hr vIcIUhk H. U Mean. droed bMcK In tholr foriuer' luwi"- The not dolit on Hint date wa
Inniiranro office, and ix ircnorul I Mlio la leaving the hoanltal today u. . .... r.......i.i in.i,.v i..i n... .in
Hiiin f.iuiiniu r.iiu. unu a 11- .
CIIICAtiO C.HAIN '
Will' v 0MU IIIkIi I'lK' 1im ,
May I. lit Ql.lflj. l.lill'a t.lHlH I.S"(,ei.'.!ll'J
.Inly ...... T -...I.S $Mi!V I W:, .3li l.a .ilH
n.-ii i.si ei.sit, i.i') , mum i.iiims
intent for the .Mniilnno Life Insiir. j folWlnif an operation. They are
unce coininny nr tin. mm.'. i. t ri.tfuiiert'4 m me witojjui iii.i,
Willium )ihk received the agency
rtard flrata went down to ti mat "artuicnt 111 lU.(l7,7U.873.0tl.
II ceuu rwneeiively. u to cent eom pared la I7.S.1I0.11. one
decline fur extrua and U une cent vear aw. The peak ,pulnt of war
decline for firala. The other Kiartis Mt win $S5.41s.Mi.l la. US, the
remained at SI and SS.. ftKre for Auirual. lulu.
Ilutier prieea-advanced sliahtlv. me inanin end taioinem 01 in
i.ivi urooi, vnr..vr
UVKimiOI., April S (Al)
Wlitmt clone: May lis (ncr I'm
jpouiiiiK) i.jii?!,: July a n.l. 1.33-
for the Montana coipimny nnd will! To VMI HelnUve - .
handle the IiiihUicmi for I nlwv. j . lira. Oeorxe Jiolbow and Uauuh
HaliiT and W'lo' eauntiea. lr. ter, Min. Hay Purteinan. of" .
l-eeta came here with Mra. I'tietn Cirende.-went to Huntington thl!t.ira koIiik to U from il W and 'trenaury dlarluacd that total re
and their eon train I'mdleion and inornlna; to vlelt Mra. Dolhow's i ,audaral lo frum 4J I'rlipe eelpta from the Income tax for
.they are now at home at the-dautrhier, Mra. 1. K. Wilson. rirata and flrata were unohanaed at the flrai of ilia four Mifirterly pay-
(irnndc Itondc atiiii'lunmiK. xerernl 1 Ourtemnb I00K her llltle aon. Wea- 1( lin,t jij respectively. mema of la! were f Cul.SM.aiM.M,
yeara ns-o .Mr. -nu wpa conncotrllcy Dean, on ihe trip. ; i-rlcea of othei-conimoilill. wen- Juatlfyln all of the recently liuilt
ed with the Iji lirande HiilliUnr . ' I unrlianced. . , hopea of an addition of about
1 93ua,aua,aiMi 10 iue tfovemilicill a
lOHTI.AM VIIKAT
rOUTl.A.N'O, Ore.. April S (AIM
: Wheat: IMff llend hliiealein hard
'white 1.411; auft white I. II): western
'white 1.18; hard winter I.18V4;
'northern apiiiiK l.lSa': wcHtcrn
ivd 1.14.
(lata: No. ! as Hi. white 37.!l.
Totay'a car reccipla: Wheat in.
flour 7. corn 1, oata z, hay ft.
arouml 17. da; aheep nointnol; feed
'.air and .ajicariiff liiniha iimlahii.
Hlud.'. -t ' .
Uiiiihti, Konil.'und choice, ti Ilia
down lU.:l.'i is. en : medliiiii 1'i.ir,
ai 1 u.oii; mcitium 111 ciimco v s -1 u 11
ll.s. lO.fiiisi U.!i. Kwea, medium In
choice 1 Ail Ilia, down s.75i ll.2f.;
fiailcr ituilliat Kootl and choice 9I&
i 10.75.
j ' ' ' '
Cllir.XliO OA Ml I '
-and liiin araneiiiliati, ilu liar heen llflla-rt faekee Imi
insatreil In the lllaliru
. for tlie.laat tan yeai-a.
iisarel In the Inaiirunce liualncxa I Huhert liarker. of thla city, left inrvr GTHDII T A TTPC ; raeelpta from thla aouire ulone In
(today with hla friend. Urtieat Ifaff. 1 ' )u3
ur ia... nun.e 111 miui.ua,, . iXJljLl A 3 OlrtlCiS - ,
I,).. U. mpbai ..,n. , m,i.l .... .',.1.1.' ''.
NKW VOIIK, April ? (Al)
iDl'h 1 fruit and hops ateiidy.
ii.Ai.n,. On iiu-iilatw 1 Ida; ' Mr.-Parker exnecta to make
Tiie Itlchardaun Ail Bhnp" has on hla home there. Mr. ffaff Ima been j
display In Ita weal window, the four visiting- Mr. 1'nrhep her. . I i j
pi, t,ir offered recently lhro'Ja"h I
(Continued from Pag 1)
,'ire rcaultiiiK In f 1 35. ixiu .lain-!
aire waa cmiacd l.y a bolt of ilirht-
I'Oll i,A l I.I V I'.hTIM'K
,i,A ..U',v u i-liitiir nni,,Mi which the Ur. Ift'obb laaiflu for llakcn
local ramp l ire iflrta are expect. I'tmfiea vfi". wno naa, oeen , ulnar which atruek the ateeple of 7
Iiik to enter.! It Mr of the' irlrla rlerk ut; the Kaley hotel, has ac- the. Itopian rntholle chui-rh In St. ' . roitTI.ANM, Oiv., April',! (API
enter and write an is.iy on, inojcnpiou a-pumnun ai iw Aiiuera i-aut lie liuton, uneiiee. ' little and rnlvea: guotaiiiy aim
STOCK PRICES
RALLY TODAY; .
CLOSE STRONG
ptelure
which tin y like the heat.i hotel (n. Baker and left Im'Orande!
Mr. . Itii'liardann la Klvinir 16 the yesterday 10 rcaunte hla new dutiJf. : IIIIWTXT DAMAtlF, IIKill
loys.'an.l Klrla library Ailllck'a-- - ' ' -. "i. OHIl'AOO, April (AP) Prop- do &u-li;flO ilia.) Kod 1 .( r
'Where the K1111 Cloes", a coinpan- turt rnHii iwaee . . -j ;erty damuire niountliiK Wo the mil- K.BO; lo (son and up medium.
Ion 10 a picture now hiuiKlnir at 1 : Mr- and .'Mra, Harry Gllinsre, of . Ilona and a serious new flood tnieat 11. 00 i IS.tia; do conn, ion .(ilii
Ibe libfiry. . Then three indlvlilual Haker; who. were yiaHqra; In this j remained today to remind the m.- 1 1.110. Kelt em 6 ll.s. down)
Itriaea are on display, "Wlnit Toy" Icily yraterday. . li'aY" returned I weal of the rain, wind and enow good lt.?Si 1 1. (Hi; dn common .0
Neuicle; to the hlK1' aeliunl v''1 'home, '...Tliey were registered at the i storm that swept over the region (rio.TS. Powa. iroud . .mf IO.ikij
wi'ltiui; the' prixe nvlnninif eiwnr.ila Oranijo Jiotel. s : r . j Sunday and yesterday. liq epmiumi to tne.lluni 7.6v a.id;
Hwap'a 'Watchina; The Kalrlea": to) ' - j .-'Heavy rulna In the central and do low cutler 6.Sui 7.5u. Hall.
the silt Brail., girl and Ornulleh'a ' Camri lire Ten . ' , bluuatrda In the northern- atalea had .(yearlings excluded) good beef s. on
dy. r.Metpts cattle lie, with atcera.
(l luo-1 sun ila,) Kond ll.Tuii is.iS:
taSprlng Kong" to the girl below the
St h grade. :
Xea- f.arnan to bo llllllt-
A new garage, to he known aa Mra. A. -I Itlchardson;
the Hotel linker garage and located
The Pamp Plre'glrla orgnnlza.; again awollon nearly all atreania tra.uu: do cutler to iiirwliiim T.f
lions of iji Omnde am holding a and the danger wua considered . s.oo. I'alvea (.San Ibe. down) me.
silver tea . from .1 to 6 o'clock , acute aa. the trjliuturlea brought )luin to choice I0.uo i-J.BO; do
Thursday afternoon at the home of j this, added burden to the Missis- null to common S.&iMi Id.ttil. -Veal-
la.i'l'i. i"oi nas a.ic.uy iivuriua era, llillh lc(l, goo, 10 enoice i,t.t.u
! the tops pf lis levers. ii 14.50: do uiclium ia.anuia.5i:
adjoining the l-tory Hotel (laker ifini Kster item , . vatroimcp wore called Iwk to cull to comiiutt, 'J.iui : J.011.
which is under construction op' Mm, IQ. K. Kreeman and duUKh-1 duly as the water rose rapidly last i lloKH. Btcudy with Monday's
Main street In linker at present is tera Mary Jane and Hnnna I.om. of night. A stage of 19.5 feet waa cOBC tiP under lust week -for most
to be erected by I.. O. Downs. I'ortland, spent i Koater . with Mr. recorded on the Qulncy. 111., gago kmall clusaes and packing siiwa S5
roriner owner of the Gciser Orand and Mrs. l.oyd Hcrlher In. .a. ond government forecasters pro- in 511 cents off Nu m-elpls. Henvv
hotel In linker. .Mr. Howns and i-nnde. . - . ( dieted the water would go over the .,.Bht (S5(,.aj(i i,a ) im-dliiiii to
Henry Melton, superintendent of , , ' ' ' " , S(i foot mark by tonight. , , choice HI ln.75i , medium weight
eonstructlnn, were lioth in I -a M.lles AW Will Moot I Much apprehension wits appnr- ('... -0 ia , mrdluiit to clinic
Grande today from linker confer-' The' Mdles Aid of ' he First ent along the Jowlands. where tho ia 75i n no-' llghl weight ( ltlii-"o(i
ring with - i'has. It. Miller, Iji , Presbyterian ehilrch will meet In residents-hud just completed a . ' l0 cho?TO ,, Mtt
Orande nrchHect. Tho garage the onureh parlors tpmorrow after- alego with spring flood watera. U. , , , isai.taii libs )
will .he modern In every respect noon of2:S0 o'clpek.. ... j " AVImls IjisIi Lafco" ' iu'.,Hi'iii lo choice ln.76ti 11.7 V
unit Its dimensions win iiy-iuo oy ; nw ... o, .-,. mo suuiuern p....,,,,.,. ,.. i-onirli and ainnntli.
NI4W YOltK. April 2 (AI'l
Several favorable developnu-nls to
day cleared Ihe alinoaplii-re in
Wall Ktreet and stock prices ral
lied In brisk fashion under the
stimulus uf fresh buying npri-ntlnn-
In the oil, public ulllity, and steel
Hliarcs. A few hti?h priced issues
were marked .up fin to (.14 a
share and a long list of popular
Industrials climbed tl to 5 a
share.
. Profil-tiiktng Bales predominated
for a time 111 the afternoon. Itadlu
reacted 4 points and Intel national
Telephone and Telegraph 0... Bald
win Locomotive dropped 13 piilma
to S5II. Itenewed act-mutilation n?
the oils, particularly the Standard
group, in the final half hour we
supplemented by demiuid for pro
minent motors. Uui!lo rehouiiiU-d
again to above IU4. The market
cl.uM'd strong.
Total saiia npproxlmuted :i.7ue,
0,10 shares.
' CIIIPAllO. Apill 3 (AP)-Wheut
No. 3 hard I.IU: No. 3 Ullxcd 1.15-
i Vj. ' -
I Coin, No. II mixed SsiiS: No.
S yellow S'.i Vi HI 91.
Oiils, Nu. 1 white 45 4ij47ti.
No. t white 45I4 . .
f Hye, no k-lliea. . '
! Hurley, 63III 75.
1 Timolhy seed 5.10'ii 5.711.
I Clover seed S.I. 5U i J 1.60.
I.ird. IS.oil, .
Itlbs, la. 76.
I Dellles, 14.13. . -
WHEAT CLOSES
FIRM, HIGHER
IN CHICAGO
OIUWOO, Airll 3 (AP)--0in
luif Vi,p to c off, t'hicuKi wheat
- run 1 on n unit' itiu men nrupptMt
luwtM' tlwm before, Corn uml aula
wore nlHO wvnk. wllh earn uttirttntr
ut Vic to o itecttiitv untl nli8t
qui'ntly uihUtkoIhk u further w-t-
ji-humtril ta . 14 H c' lowr. unl
tmvtHlcnti Vftrylnjf from GUI 7o,lt-
nnip (u a ntio or inc.
IH.Hli.AM I'UODK'i:
rOUTUANII. Oru.; Aiu-tl 2 (AP)
Whoiewttlo nrfcpH: .
Hut tor: ICxlraN ami HttmilurdH.
half t-rnt littfK1' KxtniH 44v;
ttuiulunlH urimo flislH 4a
reuU; fiittlH i li , ,
Kkuv: Htandunl extras two
t'tmu luwr and Mlandnnl flrata ono
v.ftxi IUWfM ,
Krotili itliimlurtt extnu SSo; ton
Htitiiilunl ftntlM tiv, fnwli mtHliuiii
rxln.M U-o; fii'tih inedluiti fhntK
MacMarr Q:zh i
Spre mmSJ Umxv3
To Number q
AP)-i
t
llc
llk, poultry, onions. ' pntntnci.
wool. ' nuts., huy. ciiacura bark,
hotis: Alt steady and unchanged.
NKW YOHK. April
,Piuns for a new western grm'er
f-huln cunsollduted w ere - distdota-
today 'Wltlrannoiincenient that tiny
MacMurr Htores, inc., had heen or4
gttnlxed to finance I lie association
of 15 Independent grocery chains.
Companies in the group, operut-.
lug 403 stores In California,. Wnahf
lliglop. (lr.-on. Idaho and. Mon- .
tana. Include International Hale 'f
Prod'.iee cninpiiny, Mnrr's,, wtone':
Cash tituivs, Inc.,- Consolidate. .
Htores. Inc., Western 1'lggly Wlgglv
Company, : l.n: tlrande (irc-ert
Company. Maclean Jtrothcrs, lne
l-:agle Htores, Inc., and Plggtjr
Wlggly Company of San Jouiiuia
valley. .
' ' -Il '
Additions lo .the group are ' ex-
IM-cled lo give the system about
sun units by duly I. . r
. -: - k
IH ri'l'HI-'AT '
SAN PIIANCISCO, Xi'rli' 2 (AP
Iltlltcrfal f. o. II. San I'Tam-lsco,
4 lie. - - V
1(10. feet, anys Mr. llnwns.
end of Jjike Allchlgan Into the
S.r.oni 11.0". Hlaiighter pigf. (!iu-l,H) I
r"mnt Xonu I'owih r-.-
uoldnian , Ar, hony. Of Nortl, worst or... In year At 8t . Joacp .. , , ,;,,. ,0 choice lii.iOw
Powder,, lias left lm flrando fol- Mich., the wnves pounded the olty ... ,,, ,.,,, ,.,, ,
He American U-lony.nil legion' "owing a ahoi-r visit. Ho was ut wiler work ao hard that there was.tj ' , .., , ,.,,,,, ,B.S64
liai-y will meet tomoVrow-night . v'"""" ..nu-ui -.vuv " tl .mi.
I.e-ri'on In cH
The
auxi lary win iiicci i,uriu ...a". , 1 , , , ',
whmo all mooting win lo heh in WwMi1a - V - Uo.l. Hiii)tmor. .otMn ulonv . llio
t)m fiituro Thnleirlon wJU nwt I " Mr nd, Mr. V. H. Wells, who bradira wore Boriously niPnucea.
In tho Himill . hull room ami tUe W(ir marHea M 7- Qrnndfl two. Property tlainngo In rhlcugo
Hhfcp uml lamlm: QutStnbty
tfaily; nu iveclptH. ( l'ollovtn(f
iiuotutlona on full woolnl (msn).
llitnliM (K4-H1 ll.V uand to nlmlc
auxiliary In the card room. At tho. - - ..um.ua.u,. .o i-' - J M . ; ; . i4.ll4i i 6.00: do i iedl,..,, , choice
noinj session the ir-porlafof tbe, ft ",c". 8'l,t.T 1 11 oul". .... ,u . ,,.,, ,..,, ., ,n
(,,, embers who n.tendK the. dedcor; ol m ! XrouZ' '"" - " oommonj ll.oow
ln ,f the veteran's liospllnl in "m 4Kin . . it necessary to close thut thorough- Veirllnir Welhers'l 1 In 41.
l.nni,....! mniiv ..111 in, iriven 1 Mr. and M rs, Hart Carson, of fare. It was feared that porta of le.inini, ne.utis (tin nm.
i P?n K Klgln. arc vlsllora In this elty THey , the drive .might be w-aahed away own) medluMi to choice I11.01.W
junior baseball league will also he are at the ! oley . hotel. . . v ,a the ,ake ,kep, up ,,, assau.t early - ,i' ,,,,,
.11... ........ 1 l.inlln...n. Ilin mnrtt llffl,! . . lOOIIJ-. . - 1 . .. .. ..... .
. duiieo wlll.be held..
s At Pukir Hotir-.
; I .Hal Itoes, of I'nlon
... JOi-ande ylsltur IQduy.
.iia-f. x'n.ti n-n.i- i. . n."nn--r , j l.olcy hotel.
passed through ':1a Qiande.-.today, n A. siiMwcin
onroute home from Portland, Halem 4 OUi'iUIV
lion Is n Iji'.i T, i . , ""V"""," (u ll.no: do (all welglila) cull
lon, la o iji -the high winds which, blew down ,,'., .,.,,-,,
',, He Is at tl,o ; Bns, L.pcs. and chimneys. nn amnion 4.llllr, 0.5U. . ,
and C';0rvallia where she bas been':
visiting. . In Corvallls Mrs. - Halo I
was with her daughter. Miss Helen '
. rinle. who la a student at Oregon! .
Klato college. In Halem she. vis- j
ited w ith Mra. Hector , M'-I'onuld, I.
of Wallowa, who i-ecenily ""frered conllmmly conditions, etc.
howled over small, buildings and
burns In Indiana, Arkansas, .Mis
sourj.v Mlchbaiv nnd Jlll)yls. ' f -
UllOOIUll I V . . CANADA IIAKII 1IITI
OPEN JUNE 17' ' 'tokonto, Apni 2 ap with
... I leatoratlon today of crippled lines
" ' J of eoininunication itidlealions were
.(Continued from Pago 1) that property damage from yestor-
i (Iiiv'h lor.-ll'lc .lt.il u.ni'i.i u-.nil.l
a broken arm. Mra. Hale visited
in Portland .with her sister,. Mrs.
J
Mr. In low icavo IiIh Ideas con-i
reach 1,000, 000;
Sparooly a town or city In tho
Venus Bleached ;
Hey Hair, Rumor
' CHICAGO, April 2 (AP) lOven
Venus vns not uliovo hlcacliilig Ivor
hair. - '- ; , '
And Mohnninicd flrat Intio.liiced
henna hair dye to tile unclenls.
And Cleopatra ' had - the- first
Cllll'At.O I.IVKSTOCIv
ClllCAliO. April 2 (AP) V. S.
Kept, of Agile. Hogs: ltccclpts
U.lllKI. Including 1,11011 direct nlust
ly "email higher top 12.15 paid rot-ui-ound
2011 lb. averiiges: bulk of
good and choice Hio-:!2tl th.:w'iglit
1 1.SIK.I 12.10.
Hutehers. medium lo choice 250
800 Ilia. 1 1.501)1 12.00; 20ll-25ll Ills.
1 I. tub 12.15.
Cuttle: Itccelpts 4, Son: calves,
receipts 2,1100; mostly killing class
es 25e higlier: supply lieluw tho
trade reuuli-eillllets, best medium
wc'.tfht aleers.. $14. till, with hea
vies. 14.25: steer and yearling crop
well cleaned up- v
Hlaiighter classes, steers, ' good
and choice i:ioo-15ii0 lbs. Ill.oo'ir
14.75; 1000-1:1110 His. U. Iloit.14. 75;
95(1-1 I "Il lbs. 18.511 U 15.011; fed
yearlings, good and choice 750-in'iil
Ilia. 1:1. 254i 15.011; vruloi-s (111IIH-,
red) good and choice 1 1. 00 61 I 5.00.
Hlieep; llecelpls Hi.miO; upenlnit
alow: fe.w sales and bids weak lo
mostly 25c lower; few clipped
llllllbs. l!iM)(u 0.a5 tnlkilig ig.751('
!7.25on wool skins; hest ? held
Aeroaa from riolinonkainp'a SJ f J
xntv 111:11 1'i.iiwkiik . Tr -fS'JIri
Mr (Vial ami dress. , lw" ' i" '
Shirt Special
Regular.
$5.00 to $7.50
Values
$3.85; 2 for $7.50
' '
TROTTER'S
Successors to Clint's
Win a Prize
-with your own
Kodak and our
photo finishing.
After you have taken your contest pictures, YOUR
part is doiio. I5e suie to send your filriis here- where
you can depend on eklllful and careful developing and
printing. . ' . . ' , 1 .
Entry blanks and all details of, the $30,000 contest
here.,. - ; : ' '
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Phone Main 4. ' 1
oopnlnir Ihn tinrt tlm ' fhfiitilini . J . . . ...... u.. .t...i.ii.... .-,..
(iinrivH 1 ourlmot'0 8ho wan eonn n . i w storm arpn oscappa iianuifco plthpr. " IMHMM"1 "",u ' '
wppL . rt VV' P,fty'..,n ; 1,1,8 PrendnK-,-of nro(r floo.l watrH or tho wiiul lr and plaoimf II bptwiwn hot
Upturn Ileum-
.Mr. nntl Mm. 1'Vp1 Hpaoth. who
IMtjuiliy. ' iiniirniipliftd linrrlniitin fni-oav
The new president also spoke, of j .. Ro,n ,now am, ,leot occem.
tho bpneftts of havlnK tho normul
HtoncH.
1 . TIio.ho
panieil tlio Ktorni, nnd tpmpprutures
apint the 'weekend away 'from ?""101" m!'a a"l"-Ji "t ni f(' l""1' " freealnK point
,. ,. .i It -In a state Institution and win, M, ' ," '
noon to find that their house had . , . . , , , from their foundations, roofs were
beer entered by buiglara. Mr- ""e lnso ,r aa It a developed as n b,own buildings. steeple.;
nt. . . ,,-. Hound utato Institution. He warnoil .fllBllftll ... tU. .
IH'ppH - into, the past of
hr-mity oulturo vpro iwn tho
t'lilpUKO and Illinois Hair Drpssorti'
oyod ftssoclailon ponvfiitloij hy ICmU
kWiii't iiinittPin. ,. i
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
that thpre will not bp so many ln.
.mcdluto benefits ns ultlmntfl bene-
Mm. I V it Tlvtu
Mrs. it. W. Kelt, of Jospph, paaa- President A. V. Melson announced
pd through thin olty today on the that standing conimlttecfi would
way to hpr home from Oregon Cliy, o appointed to handle certain
whPt-P shP ha bwn with hor thlnjfs, as tho nppd for thpm do-
tr, Mw, f. CnrppntPr, who is vpioppd,
orushod to tho ground nnd miles
of telegraph poles wero dqwn
.Tho Brentpst daninKO In Toronto
oppurrpd in thp xnstorn lake front
spction. The wind whipped
Ontario nnd drove the water In-
Hnaeth Ik not cortain as to how
much was takpn. Mr: Ppneth went
to Vnlo on a buslnpss trip. nnd Mrs."
ispapin anu lrs. rrcu npnrtn nr., . . . , - . - . . -
wnnt to- Notns. Ida., to visit r!a-: ttII h,f w wmimrad with
tivps. Mrs. RpnPth Sr., will rPtum- te cultural features, etc.
in a wppk or so. , Tnn hiPPtihtf was openpd when
- "r . r ' IH" iv. iti ui uit liiml flnrwll.tv nall.iiu .loaii.nvlnir
I era ii chureh, returned thanks,. .. 1 ' . 'Drt .., Z
; and teurinp up roadways.
At Stratford the Avon river was
rising rapidly last nljfht. Gardens
and KarnKes In the river-front hpc
tlon were flooded.
Although many pei-sons reeelved
minor Injuries, no deaths hav
111 In a hospital thpre suffering1
from stepping slekness. Mrs. Car
penter formerly lived at Josepl).
Appoints CnmnUtterH '
DurlnK the luncheon he an
pounocd the following committees: j been reported.
twimui ct n"i iiuioiiir vnruift
K: Curry, chairman; K. H. HinKO,
To l'nnm-k at to Tonlvtii
The (3ood Times Danelng club Is Charles H. Heynolds. Howard K.
holding an April Fool's dane. lo-1 0'Hrien, K. J. McWillinms, Mrs.
ninfht ut the I41 Orande hotp. The Kiuma KPwlr a"d Miss Margaret
dancer will unmask at 10 o'clock, 1 Anson.
The strand inarch also will bo heidj Normal school publicity: Harvey
IH 1 Hilt limp M" prices wii( ut) AlUllllPwn, vilulrlllttn; f. C. IIHOW.
awarded for tho best costumei
Charles riayle, It. E. Westenhaver,
George HtiptinRton C'urrey uhd No-
Imhler Aid roHinonwl 1 lan Skiff.
The myelin; of lite I .ad lei Aid State grange convention: Vr'ray
society of Inihlcr which was to 1-awrpnce, "hnirman; Charles
have been held Thursday of this itlngnsr, K. S. Humett and Grant
week, hus been postponed until Fogel.
next Thursday April 11. The so-1 Ht;;tc merchants convention: ft. L.
ciety will be entertained at tho, Thompson. chairman; Charles
home of Mra. Jim Weiss. J ItQehm and Warren K- Gilbert.
' 1 Medical convention: Dr. W. P.
lUve Xew Son. j McAdory, chairman; Ir. Lee It.
. A la-pound baby hoy was bom ltouvy. Dr. Clarence Glut rap,
this morning to Mr. and Mrs. ' Uen Walker and M. M.Hunt.
Frank Modsey at their home at I Mfl4onfc convunn: Aug. J.
2StH Third street. This Is the Stangc, chairman,
l.indsey's third son. Hoth mother 1 Hankers convention: Lester
and baby are reported to be doing
nicely.
To live at Ja, Dinon
Mrs. K. A. I-arkin and her little
.nephew, ArliP I'mphrey. went to
Nyssa today to Join Mr. Uirkln
j who Uvea there. Mi's, l-arkin has
leen visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ada Noble, at Elgin.
Ilramwell, chulrman; K, L. Meyers,
Harry Zurbrlck, C I. Thompun,
W. O. Cllngtr, and, Julius Koesch.
Census headquarters: J. H.
I'eare, chairman: It. J. Green and
C. M. Humphreys.
JUcusft Home rrMmts
Afterwards. S. L. Thompson
asked that tho chamber give due
consideration to the need of a home
products committee and, suggested
that a campaign be endorsed to
DEPUTY SHERIFF
WHO SHOT WOMAN
TESTIFIES TODAY
I Continued from fago One)
VHt Williams Hontf'
Mr. ami Mrs. G. G. Griffiths, of secure co-operation between local
Arlington, spent Easter with Mr. merchants and local nmnuluc
and Mrs. H. E. Williams. Mr. turers. J. p. Hlater suggested that
Griffiths was former local manager information concerning the first the search warrhnt on which the
ror tne Muiidarl fill company umf teachers and students In La Grande! raid was made and bo replied tn
--ir ' (
up a pistol dropped by her hus
band and luvclcd It at him. The
son. Gerald, 'he said was behind
him although ho did not notice
ill? tlKIJ It I 1, lie HUM'. 1 110 m-jujijr ,
mi iff 1ia linn hiioLlnir inunril fhn'
door and stumbled and from then
on things were not clear to him.
He wild someone shot him
through the leg and he thought the
woman had fired until the boy ran
from behind him with a pistol,
shouting, "Mama, I got him, I got
him." Smith said his gun was dis
charged from the hip about this1
time and he fell and remembered
nothing more until he found hlm
st If In a hospital.
Only Heard Two Shots
Smith said the boy was behind
him when Smith struck the boy'n
father, but that he had not noticed
the boy had a pistol. He said
Peking and his wife were the only
ones he noted w ho were armed and
estimated Mm Peking was i or
8 feet distant when the first shot
was fired. He said he remembered
hearing only one shot other than
the one ho himself fired.
One juror usked if he had seen
has the same position In Arlington. , be secured.
IMr. Nelson announced that Mr.
Thompson' request would be re
E. Ebl. of The Ialles, wept to ported on Ut the nest meeting and
Knlcrprh'e this , morning on Hie that Mr. Slaier and Secretary A. K.
train to vIkII his aunt. Miss lla Hunter would form a committee to
Chambers. 1 takt care of the qther matter.
The president also announced
the negative, but added Ihe of
ficers never went without warrants
and he was satisfied there was one.
VOLCANO KKUT
MANILA. April 3 AT) A con
stabulary 'report received here to
day said Mavon volcano In Albav
Mrs. riavlo Visits Haughter (that next Tuesday's meeting would t province, was erupting. The popu,
Mrs. CbarlVs I'luyln. of this city, center around lund settlement and 1 lre in the vicinity waa said to be
went to Haker Saturday to, visit her hoped Hist a large attendance repttex, hut remained In their
daughter, Mrs. Earl Uusenbautu. cuuld b secuiad. ) homes.
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