Monday; April 8,11)29,
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I Local News In Brief
TiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
Many Whet ut Convention ' Yluetl $a0 AiI Cost .
A great many of the delegate I G. 1). Lay, of near Pondosu, wuh
to the Maaonlc convention In j
81'BII1UI1 111 V11I J bWUU J Ml VJ HL-
companied by their wives. Among
those who are present to enjoy
the social events which have been
- planned for them, by the local
women ore: Mrs. Stowell A.' Daw
son, Albany; Mrs. Thomas Sims,1
of Wood burnt JdrH.,.liiirtcrt U
Toney, of McMlmivllle: Mrs, Mil
ton lu Meyers, of Salem; Mrs, D.
Itufua Cheney, of I'ortlund; Mrs.
Kin est P. Jtunds, of Oregon City:
Mrs. 1-ewis M. Know, of I'ortlund;
Mrs. Hugh It. Holman, of I'ort
land; Mrs. I,. Hurl Stilwell, of Pen
dleton and Mrs. Wayne F. Wheal
on, Portland.
lU-aii"inad
Dr. It. G. McChII and Dr. F. h.
Halston, who a yeur ago were un
pointed by the department of com
merce to the positions of federal
medical examiners for the air ser
vice, have just received word of
their reappointment from Wash
ington. D. C. The work of the two
physicians In that capacity In
cludes the Riving of physical ex
aminations to students who antici
pate learning to fly and to trans
port and commercial pilots. All
such pilots must . undergo rigid
physical examinations ., every six
months, Dr. McCall states,
fined $30 und costs this morning
In the justice court tn La Grande
on a charge of switching license
plates. He paid the fine.
To bo Kmployctt in l'cnrilctou
C, K. ludell. who for the last
three months bus been employed in
La Grande, has gone to 1'eudleton
where he will work. Mr, Ludell Is
u,n electrician.
Bomb Mailed To
Governor Found
In Post Office
NEW VOIIK, April 8 (AP)-A
bomb found In a parcel post pack
ago addressed to Governor Krunk
lln 1). Hoosovelt, contained only
black powder Instead of dynamite
and was merely of. the variety
known as a "scare. .bomb. ( bomb
squad detectives, auounccd today. ;
Vl-lt in Pendleton
' Mrs. Frank Kectilin and Mrs.1
Metzlcr, both of this city, spent
yesteday In Pendleton with tlielr
sister, Mrs. Phelps. '
In Huntington-
W. H. Guild, superintendent ot
the secund division of the U.-W.,
Is at Huntington today.
From HnntliiKlou
C. M. 1'eWllt. of Huntington. Is
a visitor In this city und Is ut the
Foley hotel.
NEW YORK, April g ' JAP)
Police today sought the, sender of
a bomb uddressrd to Governor
Franklin I). Roosevelt.'
It was accidentally discovered
by a porter In the parcel post room
uf the general post office at 33d
street and Eighth avenuo yester
day. ,
The Infernal machine consisted
of six ounces of dynumilo In u six
Inch length of one-Inch pipe, cup
ped at both ends and provided with
a fuse nnd detonating device. Tho
whole thing was Imbedded in wax
in a tin candy box wrupped In
brown paper.
bouse during tho extra teuton ot
congress to add another matter to
their farm rtllef-tarltf urogram
baseball. 1
The members of the houso an
nually cnguge tn a "political" base
ball contest, republicans versus
democrats, and representatives who
are diamond enthusiasts already
are dlscusslug uluns.
STOIl.M K1L1.S EIGHT
MAIHSON. Wis.. April JAl')
Captain Waren D. Leury ot tho
Wisconsin National Guard, on duty
In tho storm area near Itlce Lake,
toduy reported to Italpli lmniel.
state adjutunt general ot Wiscon
sin, thut at least eight wero known
deud from the tornado thut swept
the region Friday.
FIND IT
HERE
Oaf tot tMa eotaaaa Mat ke
ka 0 a. am.
roflnlshed with the new hat Lacq
iter, at Itlchurtlson's Art & Gift
Hhop. Huts, done '-over the sums
day you bring them In. - hike new,
ut small cost. 4-4-St
PENDLETON WEATHER MIXED
PENDLETON. Oro., Apr. 8 JAP)
Pendleton received an assortment
of weather yesterday. Including
ruin, wind and a light ' flurry ot
snow thut molted as It struck tho
ground. The temperature fell to SI
degrees above sero last night, thu
lowest mark recorded since Feb
ruury. .
Farmers say they believe last
night's heavy frost will result la
Thomas Cullegy. of 315 Jefforson mo damage to the winter wheat
Mr. Cowan Visits
Hoy Cowan, of Bakert is regis- j
tered ut the Foley hotel. ' i
Return From Hood Itivcr
Mr. und Mrs-. Sherwood Williams
returned last night from a brief
visit to Hood.Jtlyer, ,
HOOVER FACING
BUSIEST PERIOD
, SINCE MARCH 4
street, Hoboken. N. J., the porter.
found the bomb when ho accident
ally hit It with his broom while
sweeping tho parcel post room. At
the contuct there was a hiss und
smoke curled from the package,
t'ulegy promptly trampled upon it.
The porter's action in stepping
on the bomb, police said, probably
saved hi lifo and those of. tho
clerka at work In the room, as he
broke off the fuse and extinguished
tho matches. .
Governor Uoosovelt at his honte
nt Hyde. Turk expressed no alarm
when told of the finding of the
bomb.
(Continued from rage One)
!150 MASONS ARRIVE
when he issued his proclamation POT? PH YVITVTIAM
(Continued from Page 1)
(jecUu'ingt the new busis of Immi
gration quotas effective July 1.
: Mexican -Problem, ; A
In addition to the work on hie , ""L '-
messaffo dnd many conferences In- nUe wero entortalncd at luneh-
eident to th unnroach of a session vu" uninoe notei. Tins
Scot 1m Gramlo In Storm
Mrs. IX Hufus Cheney, ot- Port-
' land, wife of the grand secretary
uf the Iioyal Arch Masons, Is vis
ltiug La Grande for -the second
time and both times her visits were
made durlh' 'bhd weather arid
storms, and once last winter It was
, during an "awful thunder storm."
sho says, but she doesn't mind for
she enjoys thecity anyway. ?'ts
April now, of ' oourse, and 1 tliluK
1 tho Masons should have their con'-.
,' , ....... In tn ,..1ir,n 41,,. iitmi llinii
Jb mora sottled," Is Mi. Chency'fc of congress, together with the usual afternrfbn they were driven about
. ' i i .,..., l i thn iilv niwl I., II.. T .. I. a -.......
opinion. neavy uuiies 01 ins unii;u, ictcu, --t.- ... u,,u, nnvic
. . ; i developments in the Mexican revo- they visited the sanitarium.
lution which have threatened the I Tomorrow at noun the visiting
Itcnd Weutlier Sunny safety of American border towns women will he gucKts ir the Or-
A visitor In Lu Grande Is f 'lyilu I ulso wi ciaIm a good deal of tho der of Eastern Star nt Union for
McKay.. of Mend, who is a delegate 1 1)resllK.nl.g attention. Ho called a luncheon at the Union hotel and
to tho G'Jth annual convocation of . ulon Secretary Stimson to go over for an afternoon of cards. Weil-
tho grand chapter of Hoyal Arch I ths Bituullon with hliri today. In- nowlay a luncheon and card party
' Musons convention in session here. cim,nB tne 8i0s taken by the state will be given fur them ut the Lu
' " f'""' "- "''. anu war aepartmems to protect Grande hotel
nnu uirjuiw. uwiumas .uuu auu " American lives and property,
ported tho weather to bo Bunny qrgunlaed lubor'H views on re.
und pleasant. Mr. McKay is past vsion u,1(, ndmlnistration of the
grand commander ; of the : dom- tll.1(( w,.e presented to President
mnnury uua is uepiuy iiiuainuus
crop In Umatilla county.
L. H. S. BAND PLACES '
HIGH IN CONTEST
JContlnued from Pag 1)
SKWt ! . . . '.,. .1
You ! will find doicns , of new j, ,
Ideas for Card Prises tho latest xoTIO
things from the eastern mnnutuu
turers, and importers, will be found
nt Klchurdson'a Art. &, Gift tihpp.
. . a-- , . . . 4-s-at
April HI Inst day to pay your
water rent without u penalty.
. . . . 4-l)-3t
April in lust duy to pay your
wutur 10111 without a penalty. '
,. . '.-.,,- ".; 4-B-3t
of (iiiituiA.N'ri saw:
', April 10 lust duy tq pay your
water rent without a peualty.-
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LADIES HATS MADE .NEW
Have Uiehurdson '.'Tho Art Man"
do over your straw or brutd hut
any shade, In fadeless lacquer, wa
terproof, and flexible. Tuke your
hat to Itlohardson's Art & Gift
Bhop. . , '
HOW A'ATI'ltAli
Your picture when enlarged nnd
hand tinted by Hlchardson "Tho
Art Man" will be most life like.
'1'ako your picture 'work to Hlch
urd sou's Art 4i Gift Shop.' 4-8-31
sary to win.
TIo band contest, which Is spon
sored by Kappa Kappa I'sl,. na
tional band honor: fraternity, at
tracted more than eight band, from
the largest cities of the state.
Grant -high, of Portland, was
filth, und Kranklln high of Port
land was sixth. Tho Girls' band of
Seaside was first In the Class II
competition, which was for bands
from schools with less tlmn 400
students, . .
Jefferson high, winner of first
prlw. received a largo sliver .loving
cup from tho Helbcrllng Lucas Co.
of I'ortlund and was also awarded
a loving cup by tho college cadet
band. J. 1.. Wallln, musical crltlo
editor of the Oregon Journal, and
Ward V. CroM, director of the Ash
land High school band, were among
tho Judges.
Following the contest, the Jef
ferson high band - broadcast Its
winning program over KOAC, tho
Htuto college radio station,
A Signal Honor
Tho winning of third place In tho
entire Mate, competing with the
crack bunds ot the Portland' and
Western Oregon schools which
havo bees . organized for many'
i years wus regarded as a.slgnnl
Aurll 1-0 last day. 'to pay your
wutor rent; w ithout ii penalty.
. , . ; : , . 4-0-31
.'.i , ii. ' ", i. i . , -.'
ReaiMllcJima. paeanua;, nutimi-
etc Nortoat'a Kindle Hiuip.
from Injuries received In an auto
mobile accident early ' Bunduy
morning.
A charge of Involuntary man.
sluughter la to be filed against E.
Hess, driver ot the . ''automobile
which crushed Into that In whloh
Miss Knutsen was riding, Coroner
E. H. Perry utinounced.
CARDINAL SCORES
PROF. EINSTEIN
(Continued from Pate 1)
about the so-culled theories of Eln.
Notice Is hereby given that from stein, with his relatively and his
and after llirui) in.., M. on- the nth (utterly befogged notion." about
day of April. I'outl'xthu undcislKiied jspuce und time. It seems nothing
Kuarillitu of thtieatntu of Annie K.I short of an attempt at muuuying
ilamllion. an Incompetent poison
will sell at pitvutu wile fur, rush at
his orrico InVli Gnuid'e, J Union
County, Oregon.. Lot 11, lilock t
of Grundy's -Addition to the I'lty
of La Grando 'Union County, oro-
gnh; ull Mibiwt to uoullrniulUin by nils creation,
the County -Court of Union county, ..j monn umt
tho waters without perceiving tho
drift. Innocent students oro led
awuy Into a realm' of speculutlVe
thought, tho solo busts of ' which,
so fur as 1 con see la to produce
u universal doubt ubout God und
while I do not
Oregon.
Dated 'ut Iji Grande, Oregon,
this Uth day of March, I1HU. . ,
OKO. T.. t;Ot."HUAN..
" " Guardian of Annie H. JIuiu
llton,. ttii Incompetent l"-'1-sun.
v
Mar. ll-IS-25: Apr. 1-S, .
Canby, Ore., Girl
- Dies Of Injuries
: ' -.. "' '' r-';
TACOMA, Apr,, S ' (AI')-Mlss
kvu Kntitsen of Canby; Ore.,' who
April ;10 last day ' to. pay yftnr WH iu liuv'e iiet-ii KruiiunU'd from
wlslt to accuse Einstein ut present
of deliberately wishing to destroy
tho Christian faith and the Chris
tian basis' of life, I half suspect
that If wo wait u little longer ho
unquestionably will reveal himself
In this attitude. In a word, the
outcome of- this doubt - und be
fogged speculation about tlmo and
space Is a clouk beneath which -lies
the ghastly apparition ot atheism."
nal O'Connell's assertion that hi
theories of apace and time had be.
hind them the "ghastly apparition
of atheism" left him cold and uo.
interested. . -.
He said he was wholly durtn-
cllned to enter Into controversy
with thu cardinal. v
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RATE Jl'VP NOT ALLOWED i
WASHINGTON. Apr. t CAP)
The lnlerborough Rapid Transit
company of New York today wae
prohibited by the supreme court,
from Increasing to seven cent It
present five cent fure.., . . - i
KINSTKIX WON'T Ql'AUItEIi
1IHRLIN. Apr. 8 (AP) .Prof.
Albert Elnstelu, tuduy.suld Curdl-
Nursing Mother
Should Guard Against
Vitamin-atttrvation '
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Abounds In ;
Cod-liver Oil)
Vitamhu ,
W'atcr .rent without a penalty.
4-0-3t
.." NEW CAK1 PIUXES :
Bee the new card prises at ltlcli-
ardson'sArl & Gift Shop. 4-4-2t
the rinrmu) eoui'so of the Paolflo
Lutheran cVilK-go at Pafkland, a
Slihurb- of Tacoma;- died ut the
cuunty huspltul here --till luurnlug
, . ,- FITS "'
' Havo Itlclmiilson "The Art Man"
11 vnni, iii. .-Ith ii nnw Mllll, irlllKM
or wind shlold when you have thu
mtafortunu to break ono. , ' I'rompt j
service,, fno. glass,' and gavo you
money at . Itlchurdson'a Art & OH't
Bhop. ,- - .'-..- ' 4-8-3t
April 10 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
4-0-3t
Hoover today ,by
Voi ks for I Grande TlicatJ'
jof Labor.
Make KccomiHciiilutioiis
Adoption of the American valuu-
. . . . . Arf-ilva miK,n ,,f flvlnir flnlloH nnd
suiiie his duties as stage unu cx--- ""- "-"""; "
nloltutlojn- manager of tho Iji "e ''l'h ' blirur to tho wage
jfcrando Theaters. Inc. . .Jft, ftl? V',lA'"1" jlhW o1 "iVi JV.'fe'6'1;
;T-ars Mr. Ityun hebf Hint' posHloli fufMev 'this' -pHnclpK tTie ''price of
tn Kugcnc at the MacUonald tho- unmorieu cunimouiues in sinm-ioiii
hler In lOneeno mid has lust como nuirkets, ratner tnan tne cost
from Porthind where ho worked liv jnoductiun ubroud, is
tho unn 'rapacity for the Geller factor. ''
theater. .Mrs. Kyan Is in Portland The delegation also nsked con
and expects to come to Lu Grando siderulton of tho luw providing for
later to join Mr. Ryun. jtho registration of trade marks
A.lnst Selcrt Convention City '
' Last year the Masonic conven
tion wus held In Portland. - On.
delegation ret)- in, .' ,, ,., . . . honor for tlto i.a uranue uoys anu
mubatiuu ip bclcl in the sninller n in nr lin . . ... . . , .
HHtinni't nf the eltv of Ta
proximately tho same as the at- Grande, tho high school and pther
tendance this year. .Tho task of organlwitiona and Its excellence Is
choosing a convention city for next ! attested to by the fact that sevoral
arc graduating Into
munlcliiul bund, re-
'und. ' , carded. aa one-of tho best amateur
; The delegates who Jbst before : iiiuslca) orgunisutlons In the North-
noon ipiuiy nan registered are us west,
KW HATS EllOJrt OLD ONi:s
, You run huve now hut made
from tho last year's straw or braid
hat, any color, or shade to match
your spring clothes, by having It
Across from nohnenltump'a
M'.W ANKLE HOSE
jli-(i nssurliiH'iii of ixitti'liw
anil etihirs lu size H to 10.
, . ale uml 1 1
master of the counc I In business . An)01.lcun Fcderutron L ' , V.'" ... I K11"'8-
he Is connected wtin i lie. uenu , , , , - " "'"'- 1 tho
, compuny, rcultors. in Bend.
L. B. Kyan. of Portland, arrived '"un Principle in determining tar- ye,. llH1 colll-,.)nlB tlle c,ln,ltcr. j of 1U) members .
l.a Grando last night to as- lft schedules was urged as u more Every third year It Is held In Pott- the I. a Grande l
of
O. X. I. Drill Tonight
During the regular drill
follows: O. ii. I'Xtltousiv llermts
lon: J. I:. Itlilinionil, Portland: J.
II. -Messlek. linker: II. Wnvmt Klnn-
tho buslc m J, . iirownsvlll,-: TIioiiiiik Sims.
Woodbiirn: Herbert L.' Toney, . Mc
Mlnnville: George T. Cochnin, Lu
Grande: Mliton L. Mi-yers. Salem:
l-'iiinl; J. Miller, Albany: I). ItufilH
under which. It is said. It Is poxsl- Cheney, Portland: I). Ilnice Stuart,
ble for manufacturer to register .Corvulits; Carl W. Mvivlsen, Marsh-
tonight at thu Zuber hall. Company
E, 1S0th Infantiy. will receive rifle
mulch trophies presented by Col.
ltilea. Five-year medals will also
- be given to members of the com
pany who have qualified. Cupt.
W. A. Bean urges thut every mcm-
ber bo in attendance. Drill begins
promptly ut 7:30 o'clock. Col. ltilea
nrrived here this morning on train
No. 24.'
period hs trademark in this country, pru-
Tuklilg Sirs. Dclno's I'lucr
Mra. K. H. Clement, of Port
land, Is taking Mrs. t.. Jl. uovtnqs mm trout fishing season will open
. ' place at tho Three A ofrlco at theianu that morning will find throngs
: il.a Grande hotel during Mrs. De-of rml ,vlcldcrs-'distributed along
iwvtnc s short alisenco in 1'orllanu.
She will, return to I.a Grande soon.
Mr. und1 Mrs. Clement arc leuvlng
tomorrow for linker where Mr.
Clement Is getting subscriptions for
.the Three A. .In Union county he
has 100 new members, ho reports.
field; Lloyd L, Scott. Portland: Er
nest P. Itnnds. 'Oregon City: Lewis
M. Snow. PoKllund: the Itev. Wll
llan Wallace . Youngson, Portland:
l-lugh II. llollti.-in, Portland: John
l. Kolloek. Portland: Walter y.
Haines. I'orlland: l''iank S. Ilulllle,
I'oitlitntl: l-'red Smith. Suleni: Geo.
J. Murray. Portland; Karl Schrnd
er. Portlantl: I'. W. Knoll. Oregon
--PORTLAND. Apr. 8 (AP) Ono -City: George Mireililh. Portland:
,.-Bir hm,pn i-lmtliiiL' u-iti.rs of l'"rank A. KnMH'h, The I hitlcs; St ow -
n-o , ,vlll -l,,L. I,, the whirr of . 1,11 A- Dliwsnn. Allrnny: Ivor
duee abroad and still liave the pro
tectiun of the American govern
ment. ' .
Fishing Season To
Open Next Monday
ell A. I avvKoii, AllKinj: lver Ahl-
thfe reel and the twan of a tauti""";- " ' . ' "'.
In !. (ranchw.
Next Monday the tin- P'allis: VI. M. Kianeis, t 'orv-allis; A.
l.a' Granile: II. K. Ilixon. Lu
Griiuile; Hurry I-'. Snyder, Astoria:
L. N. Honey, Kllgeno; A. Loinhard,
Eugene: C. lieffron, l-:ugenl';
1-1. G. Itlchardson, Portland: Clyde
M. McKay. Bend; .1. B. Messlek,
Ilatier; John W. ('lark, Browns
ville: H. S. Xli.-Clitihan, Portland:
J'.m; Chiilt. Piiilleton: l.a Vein S.
Uorrof .VJatl Iiyckn.an, superint. n- c.a.k .ra0Won; j. K, Carson,
dent of hatcheries of the state game .. . i,,.,.i Htiiwcll. Pen-
trout line.
the tannics of Oregon streams. Many
will journey' afield while others
will find their recreation closer by.
This yeur there will be better
fishing on creeks und rivers cas.
(ly ncccmdhle', duo to the coopera-
Contesl Very Closo
The bund loft here Friday morn
ing, uccompitnlcd by tho director,
ami reached Corvallls Saturday.
Following the . contest several of
them wired buck to Lu Grando.
telling of the contest, and all were
of the opinion thut between tho La '
Grande, Jefferson high- and Cor
vullls bands, thcro wus difficulty
In Judging which was best. The
scores indicate tho cxtromo close
ness, with Lu- Grande only flve-
hundredthe of- one point behind
Corvullls. ' ' !
To Play In Snokama
Following the weekend at Cor-1
vullls Mr. Nusbuum, accompanied '
by hia son Wayne, Stanley Zundct, '
Adolph Slegrlst, Jennie Nielsen and ;
Effie Blanchurd, went to Hpokanu.
Tho flvo school musicians will play i
In a symphony orchestra of 300 j
pieces. They were selected to take .
part In the orchestra several weeks ;
ugo. It Is understood that the or-
cliestru will broadcast on Thursday
und Unit the next two duys will be j
silent at practice. .
Besides tho flvo boys and girls!
mentioned above, the following j
luok part in the bund contest: Lee i
Johnson. -Hurold Browning, Don
ii Id Pourch, Nick Hughes, Henry
Culp, Clelund Wullslncer, Edwin
Klrtay,. Virgil Korhensparger, Ned
Jones, Max McMillan. Alvin Bork,
O. L. Dutton. formerly of this commission, witn ungiers ciuun in aieU,. s. A, r'cters jr.
. -Jhy, but now in Portland, is u vis- iUll sections of the slate. August Isum-son. Marsbrleld; C. J.
Itor here today. He was In the In .i ' l. Iluuinun. Heppner; Cecil .1. Ks-
suranco. business w hen In Lu I'M 'ALONE CASE ' " lly. Womlliiirn; 1-. II. Herman.
. Grande, sang In the cliumber OC
Ashland; ,.,.,.," V. V.:r. "
coinmerco itiulo quurtet unI wus
raptttlu of Company K, 18(ith Infantry.
REPRESENTATIONS
Oiantu PaH.s: W. Jl. Klunugan.
r.iiniiw I'iivh: w. .1. .InhiiHon. I'rinfr-
. REACH C A P I T A L vllle: W. L. Turner; Ontario: llui-
ry Ii. I. u-nieni. tjiuario; i. w.
fCnntlnued from Page 1) Isiieaban. Enterprise; Bert Wells,
i -l Itoselinrg; Gilbert I). Brown. I.akc-
wea'lth than they are over the ac-. view: Herbert A. Key. Klamath
tllal sinking. j Falls; George I'. Euslnii. Bend: Au-
On two previous occasions when gust A. Anderson. Ib-nd: J. A.
by Leech. Klamath Fall; tiscar t'-
K'amath Fulls; Wayne I'.
IbilMiliet PtK-l poilctl
Desiring not to conflict tn any
'way with the Masonic convention
now In ' progress here, the Union
County Development leuguc has Canadian vessels were seized
postponed Its banquet at the Saca-i coasl KUUrd vessels for rum-run- ton
f-er lt'
'J. It.
nived I
jawea Inn until Tuesday. Apr. 10. !,., ,i, cnmnliiin irovernnunt In- Whealdon. Portland; Ixiwls M.
The banquet w as to huve been held j (ormj. niade known that it was Snow. Portland: O. O. Feltliouse,
loiuorruw night. ' 1 1llt n sympathy with certain In- Herinlston: Fred W. Enke; S. L
' l,ii,ili,n. nineeil bv the Ameii- ' Ooilurd, CottaRO Grove; Norman L
jtr Hi'iinwentalivr Arrivos ..., ,.,, i it, iii4 trmtv ("rout. I'ortlund; Walter K. Bab.
under which the ships were seized, i Toledo: (i. It. Mny. Newberg
',...f,i.Hl lllu iiiiernsv. I or, in ii'i , i'.tin-ii i,
It him bi-en said in rtlh.ble f1Ur-tfr; AH.vrt rhild. Vcrnonla.
tet-H hrre that Grant Hrlliiia and
Canada ure particularly interested
in having, these divergent view
piilntH (traiKhtem.'d out hefre h
ciimi more iprinuM even thnn that
uf the I'm Alnne uritwH.
Alone c8e Is regarded hm
Llewellyn, of Portland, has
In lrt Grande where h(r will
make hi home. Mr. Llewellyn in
KuMern OreRon l rrltory reiiresent
atlvo for the Chevrolet Motor company.
vin Muukey, lit-in urd Powell, Clair
I'erltiiiH, ltoburt Kurt in Jr., Mlld
rc;d Ktunk-y, (.'lark Kuckmun und
ltuell NcLaon.
U. S. PLANES PATROL
THE BORDER
(Continued from Pfcgt 1)
vent a Tew bullets cromdne the 111-ti-rnatlonal
llnu ut Nueo."
. . The Latest in .
HOSIERY
i:presslve of the ever chang
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Mystery Aplenty.
y JEANIE MACPHFRSON
To VWl at McCall Home
Mrs. Juhn Scott Montgomery, of
Poi-tland. will be a guest ut the
homo of Dr. und Mrs. It. O. Mc
Cuil. Mrs. Montgomery Is expect
ed lo arrive tonight from Portland.
l'llnt Is Forced Duwli
Mr. Price, airmail pilot for the
ATTE.MITS M'ICIDE
XlItTLAMJ. Ore.. Apr. (AP)
i Because he owed two weeks rent
und was unable to obtain work.
The I'm J A. twimiire, a sawyer ui imh
..mliriie nal, Ore., attempted suicide ut bis
tng must of
and enables
the contested points
the governments to I
tiunv here today.
bring the matter up for discussion. .WEST CONTINUES i
CHILLY liUT EAST
HAS WARM WAVE
1H LLITS CROSS IMIUi:it
PKI'JKIIMO, Tex., April 8 (AP)
K rut while Mexlcun Itcbeln lurned
suddenly loyal to tho Kovurmneiit,
ptiiav he.'d Ojlnaeu, Mexico, aerOH
R'tho border from here ufler UHIIhk
How- thf. Irtnurirent commander und rout
ing their former eotnrudes who
aoiitfht to uphold hU cummund.
Many IjiillHn fell on the Ameri
can Bide with no resultant daimtce
or Injuries Hoon fter tho rifles
Htaritr rraekinit around the run
tomn houHe. where the engagement
Ht tinted, I'nlted Wales cavalrymen
Idrew tip on thlH eldo of the river.
!irotcrflnR AmerleutiH from pOMHlhle
hui in by keeping tlu-m out of tnu
The Canadians are wild to rec
nHitize the fcuplYatlon that the
riirht to warrh and seiKe within
danger wine.
Vnrney Air lines, was forced down jone-hour's Killing distance carries
about U o"clock ytsterday morn- xvjth it the rteht to iiw violence to
Ing as he w as piloting his plane. effect the sehcure. They are un- t
He landed In the emergency tiekt , d.-nitood. however, to quetion
in la Grande due to the vtorm. , whether this implication holds on
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I .11 AKi;, 1'hlhurhuu, April b
(AP) Itebel forces are believed to
the making every effort to reueu
'.. Grandes today through Pul-
-t.-r.inv peto Pus berorp uenerui i anif
I el tint to Payette Ithiho
.Murrell loan. brother of Orvllle
K. Uoan. of this city, and a friend.
Wilson Irwin, both of the .Payette.
Ida., have returned to their homes
following a weekend visit In La
Grande at the Uoan home.
tin to Nwltanc i
J. T. I-ongfellow. superintendent
kane where he is attending a con- fr prelimirO' .hearinif has
VbuUou o( edutitorii." been
the high seas in cases where tho
pursuit has merely been begun
within the treaty limit.
SALEM. Ore.. Apr. (AP)
Fred R. Koyston. 35. was arrested
today charged with doing ".in act
which manifestly tends to make a
minor delinquent." Reyston was
released from Jail when :n0 lull
. n- furnished by bondsmen. I Nile
not
.. ik.. iiw.t a-rii.nl I at VI'
i continued today. At n.idi.riernoi.n cuts off the southward advunce ot
the mercury was n. arlng the Kg de- ,the revolutionary troops.
gree mark. Weather bureau sharps I
i.i ... ... l, n er.dm.1 rise NAI'O. Arlr... April (Al Tur
in !..,,, :.i,, . I ..til lain today.'end has come to the Itebel army's
.. r n dn.ii. alr forces In Northern I'blhuuhua.
The mercury yesti rduy touched conalstlnlc of threw planes. Two of
hottest April 7 on the snips were linerne.i a. ru.v
llliMi. El Paso. Te., and the third
. had not been reported slghtvd aln.'e
;ikI Hilt It.tvl.ltAI.I. it left for points unknown In the
WASHINGTON. April (AP) v I nlled Htalin.
The warm enll r of Washington's It war said (lenej-ul Jose OoiimIo
spring and early summer Is r-. .Escobar's three pilots " cut over
ptAted to induce melillitti ot the l!e blil' )lsterd-'3.
R degrees, the
record here.
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