La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 10, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 10". 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pae Five Local News In Brief l , . m i i u ItlK I'ikuKm-" to be Baked Itoulh McKeiinon, potato kins uf tho Giundo Hondo vulloy, brought In . two suckB of notutoes todiiy which lie. lias given to the Sucujuvwa Inn wjtli the stipulation thut tlicy bo linked , ami' stirved for tlio bamiurt of the Union County Divrlouini'iH league next Tuesday ntlfht. There arer .76 potatoes In both the lucks, 35 and a hair to eath sack. They weigh two and u half pounds each and are the size of small watermelons. -T :- hrr. Meelllift Toiliirlit ,. In connection' witll thu founders eciitetinlal cck'la-atlons, the - local tlvatloii Anuy coii) iTt 'hold a Kpi-clal jiioetlpK'tfiUKht it the Sal vation Army hall. Sueclal songs of the founder's own compositions will be sung and. a- review of Gen eral William Booth's life will bo given. C'apt. Pack Is to deliver a lecture entitled "Keeping the Army Spirit." The public Is Invited to attend these services which will begin at 7:30 p. ill. ' llatlio Dealers iloel The Hadlo lloalers association of this city met in regular session sterday noon at the Kacajawea 'Win with an enthusiastic attend ance. "All of tho dealers report increased 'sales' over last year,' Secretary Itoblnson , said ;'nluy. "This is due to tho fact tlmt tho all-clectrlc sets aire mare' .'power ful which affords the Hntter bet ter radio ' rece'titfdn 1t$'f. year round.";. ; . --'.'.'.': '' . v C'aineruH sillier llfHfclms-j,,N '' Cameron MiHef. " rettrtieu' .;thls morning from Portland, !, (Mr. -'Miller played In the La Uiimilir HlKh school band and Is one of Hi first to return home. He also spent two, days visiting in Portland. 'We surely had a fine, time," ho 'says, k't tho Oregon State college cam pus tho high school students stayed at the fraternity and sorority houses. Convention Sidelights Figure in Aimee Case Is Located, Newspaper Says BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 1 (Al) Tho ISxaminvr tu a copy righted slory today unnoiniuoH thut It had located Mrs. Lorraiim Whw-niui)-.Sii-lKlT, ouo of the fltfurca lu the Almeo Sfiuple Mcl'hviwm kld nuptiiK story i u vita ttfirul ton. In Kcuttlo, .i'-t ,i, . J,-v;.-. I Arm. Wisoinan-Sleluff. who has own, sought us an important wit ttcutlonsart. expniHlveund In-jni-HB m tho Impeachment trial of turrupt the routine of eollrBe Superior JudKe Carlos 8. Huiily urk wiy Dr. W. U Tower. ! 0f l.OS Ansek-H. wu quoted uh head, of (Ije eotls und hoII water dq- mlng ahe would bo to SrtrmwonM imiuiie ic i urewon Mate coUcko, . at one and volunteer U .taKe tho exnesain his approval of 4the short Hprlnff vacation enjoyed by tho college ntudcnts thin year. Htund for tho prosecution. The newspaper says Mra..Vinu-inan-SIHufr made an affluuvlt du during Judge Hardy bad usked lie; If she could produce n woinun known as "Miss X" in the Mcl'her son cuho und that alio (Mrs, Wlac-man-Sielaff) UKtved to do so. . ' .Judge Hardy is accused of com mltting judicial misdemeanors In ucting In behalf of Mrs. McPhe-rson 'Mumlifleld is tho only part of tho slate that God ever finished.' UKserls August lsHaeson. ono of the enthusiastic boosters from Marsh fiold. "If a man can't boost for his own home town there's no use In his bavins one," he further an nounces, "business In Murshfleld ! while her kldnuplng story was. un- i wiiur man it nus been for ! der fire. The affidavit as set forth years. . jn jno JCxamlner says Mrs. Wlse- v . mun-Sielurf aKreed to produce u 1. I. Lewis,' Illustrious. Brand woman who would "admit"' being captain of the guuvcl; Frank K. the companion of Kenneth O. Orm- -...,,( irtiav biuiiu yuidiiiuiiuer, mm . iHian, Angeius ivmpie ruuio opei a. r. imvia. past grund command er, ure other members of the Coos Buy delegation. Two' of the "colIeaBues "from the city of Woodburn ure Thomas Sims, outgoing most extvlleuf; Jfrpcd high priest, und C. J. Kspy, cashier of the Klrst National Bunk. utor, ut Carmel, Cal., ireurly three years ubo. , This wain during Mrs. Mcpher son s mysterious absence from Angelus Temple.- Tpon her return she dectured that she hud been kid- iuipedad liU'CunvUt The Los Angeles district attorney's office iduiivdjthe' evanVellst and her Mother. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. From Jlayley Chapter No. 8 at j with conslplracy to obstruct justleu us -the result) of ,Mrs. Mrrf'f orson s story before the grand, jury. Tho chargX) later'was' t(ropied: ' Tho .'thewspupni' tiuotod Mrs. WlHepun-Hielulf ay Hiiylnar she met Mrs" Mcpherson. .Mrs. t Kennedy and JudsW Hardy ut various Unu a In uiTangiuB . to. carry .' out the "Miss X" agreement. , - Albauy, come y. Xre.. tpY.a Gi coHVenuons, HtoweU. UiPyvson, has runde for the Musonlc The "Big Boss" of the Doughboys V.' n." liilyeu. of AllJany, xpant Kiand-ilUfeh priest. Is unother ol the llbistrious Kiiests In Lu Grundt: for the' conventions. . "It would be Impossible, to get bored ullendinff conventions such as these," exclaimed jj. Bruce Stuart' ut the Knights Templar convention thlH morninjf. "I'm hav ing the time of my llf'j. There ure too many good men here tu cuusc boredom." ..' , Deuipsey family to Live Here Mrs. C, L. Dempsey and her children huve arrived from iirt- l:inii ana win mane tneir nome in i , ; La Grando with Mr. Heinpsey. in- i ''" bigffest delegallon aslfi Htructor In tho ground school of from that of; Portland Is claimed .the mue Mountain Air service. I by Corvullls which' has lft delc Tho f)6mpsey children are Burton, 'gates. . Bend Is second with ubout age 10; Ellene, whowas nine years 10. . 4 ;: , 1 old yesterday; -and Boby, ugeL seven. B1CAITIKS OX TIIK WISH BIO II5 JANKIKO, April ' 10 ? v . - ! - ' A4. " I f SVl j t it V V . , aim- m 1 tr?, sa. : CUTS THROAT 4 TO GET BREAD CHOKING HIM COMPANION OF MRS. LEWIS IS !. NOT LOCATED COPKNHAOEN,; April 1 (HAP) Anders Hansen,' elderly mech anic, cut his own throat to savo his life today, -Hansen was found with a gaiilng wound In his throat ,.... . .. I.ll 1 Who.. h.,,""M had beett treated ohd 'as ablst to toll tho Htory, .jje rehttutl that lie had Bnluiwd a plocu ot hrond way anil, win IAJS ANC1K1,K8, Apr. 10 (AP) Thu 1oh Angotea sheriff's office was Informed by lirawley. ..Cal.. police today that Mrs. -Ruth Jackson, mentioned as a companion ot Mrs. missing . Comptun, Cul., woman, has disappeared from her home at Bruwley. ' f. .Mrs. Jackson was described by Clifford Lewis, husband " ut the j missing woman and held by Suit erust tho wrong nhnltini? in flnjith . ...i . ... K "'. lUiko City police, as an aenuuln- Me ueetdea..tiim ne (i.mst apply ,llncl. , . . . lrt-nill;j , heroic ' remedies' uj6l ..'drawing his pocket knife hitulu an Incision right drive with her to the lioine of Mrs. .i... unA.'i..u.AM 1... ri ti... tlewis mother, Mrs, John ninnton, bulging crust to glv himself air. f Colorado Spring. Colo., and has Tho surgery saved his' life but phy- " uecn "o" expressed slcluns couKnitulaled 'Win on his f"- ' might have been luck In avoiding big tiiterlea In tho "lain: that the torso found III the Ihiont and wild they would not'l'" Angeles liver lust Thursduy reeommoiid his method for general j was hers. t : '.': Urawley pulleo saitl that' Mrs, Jackson's, mother Informed thom of her daughter'H disappearance. Further offurts uf Urawley author. Hlea to cheek the presence of Lew is there on a report that ho had lived In the Imperial -valley city wero futile. - - use. AMDHU'AN l.VJl ltl:l l , , WUlOt'K' v ... V . I .......I. Here 1 it now photo of General Charles P. Summorall, recently reap- pointed by President Hoover as cniei-oi-stan oi t.ne army, no is uiu only full general now In active service and was an outstanding-combat officer during the World War. He will bo President Hoover' . military advisor.'-. . . MKXICO CITY. April In (AP) Kxcelslor today' said an American, Krnest ' Sprlngfaler, was seriously! Injured In w wreck of mUed pas senger and' freight trnlu botween Mexico City and . Vera Crus yes terday. - . " Skyscraper to Top . Highest Building ' NEW TOnK, April JO AP) The Hunk ot Manhattan building, on Wall street is to be tho tallest. In the world, 4u feet. The Wool worth Is 12 feet. , The Chrysler building on Forty geeond street under construction, will-be .-80vo Tho syndlcato putting up the Uank of ManlMittan building Is headed by Oeorge L. Ohratrom: 4-yoar-old banker. '. . l SNOESMOSEKYl I f Across from Bohncnkamp'ft IA1XKS' llOHIKHYt Puro Hllk tu thu top. Blactc pointed heel. A new "Uver weur't number. Price per pulr, S3c . WOMAN' AMIUi lOl S KKD BANK. N. J., April 10 (A. P.)- -Mrs. Keith Miller or Australia tins been studying 'dots' and dashes' or four months ill order to act ftH second pilot uni) k-udlp optnito'r Upl u jiropoHed flhl from Lob Angeles turn," slat tliig iti i Juftv , ' -4 iVKW YOHK, April lUCAP) Cieorg'o I. Lerner, lymtlme uvlutor, llnvtii1 tintl unrtii ' I t-miltlo lit tlin lid'. Ills motcji:, car l,Wi)iid not ,ruq. Ib sold 11 for i'li'en le, was culled to cdurt for (tverpur.Ulnir wlille 1h wM hunting a customer., A sym pnthetlo muglstruto suspended sen tence. , Conlestants ure flyi 14 suites to contest for the right to represent tho country In a Gal veston pageant of pulchritude, , b,gnhlVher 'from (MAKE PLANS FOR .CONVENTION OF (Continued from Page 1) lUes l. Portland : 1 KNIGHTS OPENS Iteports were received fcenj-loV vximvJAXX.p Vl O day that the 2 1 -year-old sop of Cliarles Zurcher, of Kntei'P'Ise, died yesterday .In Portland. He was tuUcn to Portland from Kufffiio after un attack of Influcnitu.- It Is fciid. Hlrfnther is affent of tlfe' Jvrr, qifford Co.iitJituirui-laL- ae in whicti many "wi 'Hers are peddling piffle." In which wurs are 'Varnivl.r-otMj1eod,4' n nvhielt ini' ot intitenalism which lias swept "ov er the country like a devastating fire," in which many limes "Clod To Uve in IIoIhc. Itlabo iMrs. uaiun imn wiin ncr caiiu-i ren, 1 .ou fs, , Geomo 'and Lester, j bus been banished behind a smoko went to Boise yesterday w here they screen of psychology." - . will make their home with Mrs. I A plea for broudminded thouffht. Hall's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Canfleld. They have lived In t4i Urunde since November, Kciimts to Wallowa Home Krcd Wilson, employe of the Huwmun-Hicks Lumber company ut Wallowa, returned to his home yesterday from La Grande whore he bus' been receiving inedicul treatment. I . Itcv. Itoss lii City The He v. und Mrs. William Cros by Itoss. of Uo.se, ure In LuGrundojhy holdups und Jti.oan.uaa.tiut) by visltinir fr ends und Mr. Itoss is Kwlndlinii stock operations, Jr. for the recognition of the worth of other rav'S und .creeds, or olimlint. lion of the so-called Nordic superi ority, for tho "worthwhile" thinga, was made by Jr, Kraser. ' who le wailed the tendency of tho world to battle over doctrine und church Toi'frcttlng the fundamental pre cepts of Christianity. "Now Is the time to put God Into every phase of life, into business, into politics and Into the work of the church." In the year 1924 $IOO.UeO,000 was stolen by foiKery; $2.5O0,0O!i attending the Knights Templar convention. He is former pastor of the Presbyterian church. To Vllt at Tliornbiirg llonis Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Wilkinson; of jfcKdmonton, Altu., passed through Lu Grando yesterday on the-way to Kntcrpr.sc. to visit at tlo home of l heir nephew, and niece, Mr. und Mrs. Thornburff. , . . Kraser continued. -"James. Harvey Itoblnson Ihe hope from ignorance kii. pi:u Aiuti:sri:i MILL VALL1CY, Cul.,. April 10 (AP Klnier- Kenest, jnceuseil, of keeping Mrs. Mary Hauak und her Infant child a prisoner In u lonely shack for four days, was ur rested litt . nlghr und charged with kid naping. t. ' ' f , . , ; $tf(HI,0mi.KlltK l.V OHIO CLKVKLANI), O., Apr. 10 (AP) Moro'thuii KOO.'tHio daHiugo'-WHH OPENING CONGRESS (Continued from Page 1) house agriculture committee. The suggestion came from the. KnrnTers' Kducational and Cooper ative' I'nlun, the National Grange, and the American Kuril. Uu euu Federation. : . The four requisites which they snld f'must be met by nny legisla tion Co permit It to qualify proper ly as farm relief," were enumer ated s follows: ' , "It') should make the tariff ef- fectlvfo on-all farm crops so that1 surpluses will not bo permitted to j depress the domestic price to. thu ' JkMi'M , U-ypl. Qf ..prices. .... ,;! through thu TlVo-story VTliektVe .v,t oulil .bo of such nature that huimim.' at JwiHt fourth street ana th(, r0ntrol und disposition of ugri-" I'ro.spect avenue. itoitniats loot hank . CHiOAGO, Apr. 10. (AP) Threo robbers locked three officers und IHIMANDS A HEITND :two customers In the busement of NKW YOHK. April 10 (AP) tho prill Nntional hank of Lenient) 1 Starting Totlay i The 'New 'York Kvenlng Post says today that-Hepresentativo Oyer of Missouri, ranking repultllcan mem 1r of tho house judiciary commit tee, has detuahded that tho board of governoi'S ' of the New York curb market refund money he lost In slock, of Hiram Wulker, Inc.'.' Canadian whiskey distillers. , The- congressman explained that he did npt know tho nature of th, company's business when he : bonghtjthe shurea. todav. gathered ui cash estUnuted at IIR.OOO nnd eHcaped. Necessary Arrangement "He who seeks lo agree with pver.vlnuv," said Hi IK the sage f Chinatown, "must nrraiige, nn fur us pussiblo, lo speak Willi nnlv'.nne persou nt . a .time." Washington Star. . t , ) cultural surpluses ure adequately provided for. "ft should contain provisions, which are automatic In their oper ation, to check over production.'. "It should provide for, farmer ownership und control of iuurket Ing organizations witli due consld .eratlon to cooperative ussoclutlunu 'already established." fleers und the conferring of de grees was scheduled to take place this ufternoon. The degree of silli er 'excellent master will be con- TO AW AItl I LI MltS WAHII1NGTON, April 10 (AP ferrvd In the evening- by n selected J- muiuiuiu una i.ieui. team unditr iu- Hi,-,.,.iin r r,,i... Albert 1 Hegenberger, of the air punion O. Hruce Btuard. The U(1. corpri have been awarded the Clar dress of Kdward It. liealtv. of I encu H- Mwkny trophy upon rec Corvullis. M, 111. grand muster, was an event of Die looming session. Huysj itaiimiet at, .sjunjawca. in the world Is freedom I 'lonlght -Ihe Sacajawea Inn will Loth too Stud i bird me scent oi tne ouinianuing Insists that the salvation of the l''ul function of the four-day con- Joiniilendation of MaJ. Gen. James K. Kechet, chief of the air corps, for their flight from Californlu to Honolulu, in June. J!27. Assistant Secretary Ouvlson will present the trophy tomorrow.. lurk I Vrrls to Itctiim Jack .Ferris, ot : Im Gramle, Is expected to return today from lOu gee w hore he has been intending un Insurance ugents" convention. Or. Ikmtvy iitws to Portlnnd 1 : Dr. Jiouvy went to Portland lust night. He expects to return tomorrow, . - Prank Conner. .Mr. lleitiM Here I'Yunk 'Conner and Mr. Hcuipe. both of I'nlon, are visitors In lu Grund today. world depends on maintaining the integrity of the. while race. Others give various solutions. It-Is. u mat,-, ter of paying your 'money'hnd tak ing your choice." ' World (.ellbig Better. ' That the world Is getting better, however, Is.tl? opinio?, qf Dsyrrtis-i er. Kvon' In the old days Christ issuyd warnings against curruplioii. SuVonurohv railed ngnlnst H; "The problem or Immortality is old." it, IMnifrv Tills Aflermioii; , Kurly this afternoon the Knights paraded down Adutnr. avenue to the nmsle of the Ui Grando municipal bund with people along the side walks watching. Klecllon und Installation of of- nllon. Masons, their wives and fum lib's are invited to gather for the banquet promptly nt, 0 o'clock to lm followed by the1 I'm 1 1 ul !l o'clock.. 1 Thursday Jiioruing the final busi ness of tho commandery will be trnnsacted audi the - InstuihiUon of officers will close the convention. ., . Cr-'riiillls I',aoii,'fl. , f ' Althnugli the convention city for next year has not -been definitely chosen': lyet.' Cdi i:ill!rt . Is favored. lloth 1 be t'ouncil and I he ltoyul A reh Masons have signified then desiies to mime Corvallis and It remains for the Knights to pas on the decision .before It will be final. tines to North powder If. P. Parker, of this city, made' u husiness trip to North l'owder today. t.M-s to I biker l James ' Johnston, o I y b.. went to Uakcr yet ' f)ow Ing V short visit In of On in ha. sterday fol- thls city. XMV lYom Kanwla Peter Hlever, of Kamela, Is u visitor In this city today. r SHOT DlTtl.VG Itoni.KICV CHICAGO, Apr. 10 f AP)- The "n of a slain police sergeant who was killed by bandit bullets Hi years ago. today was in turn shut and prcvtytMy fatally- wounded by a deputy, marshal during u rob bery. Surprising bandit In the act of robbing a truck driver. Deputy t'nited M nie Marshal Palmer Ir stn shot HuKh Hums through the head and hlmweir received a bullet through the hip. The wounded ban dit was the son of the late Police Sergeant Georg Uuro. ' IIOTH AGltKK ' WICHITA, Kans.. April I it AP Lleliating the cniestion. "Itewilved. v'fhat Companionate Mar riage Should Bp Legalised." here Just night. Judge Hen Llndsey. Ih n er. and Ir. Iturrls Jenkins. Knus- VHy. , Mo., agreed that early hiarrhttrK nnd more extrnnlve sex e"lucatlctn" umu&tvrr Vu-MW," .vVi-M' V.eie dwrhbfer""" """""" vvpht ts aa"R-h. rr fT9 BOOra OLl OP tNTXD A &ALL AND ;New Pajamas ' in Fancy Broadcloth. 1 ' Fast Colors, $1,957: 3 for $5.50 Trotters Siat'CKsors to Clint's Guaranteed Pure ; useless than of - " high priced brands ' MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT Also comedy "WHOIZIT" Stampede! IIAIIt ItAISlNUI lliotrt . llirlllliiKl . Mmil . xtlrrtiiKt At'lltm (Irniiia. Itunianre suit ilimiii-r wlH'ru iimih . (Illlit for love! . . .' . A 2'tO'l Favorite In Technical Schools, 1 uM ! Isnmtals ptm ; h , ... .. - I A recent test in technical . Schools showed that more stu ' , ' dents owned a Parker Pen than 1 ;jthe next two most popular 'makescombined.Thusismarkcd the choice oi people who under ' stand precision. ; Parker Duofold oflere Prcs- , 8urcless Touch, Non-breakable Barrels, Six Smart Color Com binations, and a Guarantee oi Everlasting Service. $5 to $10. Try one at our pen counter. . Scehowthispensuitsyaurhand. Glass Drug Co. 1 , Inc., stars a ome- . 5jsS.v. -- ' ! rl , - OhB VOONG OPACON- P . FlU UVE3 IN THE I If WATEO. AND BEARS B , , (TV LITTLE RESEMBLANCE I 1 fX. H ; TO as MATURE SELF! I Hi "Xln cEEps our or the llffT M II, &ivlr WATER. ANO ATTACHES H I I IfllWl Lj I J jS&tT ttsbj' to A stem m WiMmS Rii 1 X iWLXv o axK. within A HmtrZ A VI r f ,'VS;":v'' V Few hoors the skin u I in,, ' ' f . ! VvVcX ' A MO SPLITS I ItlllL '"' . 1 , . VA OPEM OOWNTHE BACK I i " mmmi 0 . ' ,Vj AND THE SOONSrWAT- ! l lK. 1 , ' ar . X y , en. nvamh emerges '. LiiiiiuiiinT ... , Yll , sfc A FULL. FLEOCSEU3 - ' ' HrYy-l- Mfi.lr . . DRAQON-FLV WITH &f1&' M- iO'fj'ft ' . . Coming Sfn Movietone "The IMarvel Of The Age" .is: ) Watch for the Announcement of the , - Grand Opening. 3 Days Starting . THURSDAY ARCADE ' Admission: Ac'litlta '"- - '- 40c Children - - - 10c fHriHtll WUlMMIl UN.- SllK itK (MlljT I fur ' tin- TliiiiKH "f lite HikIi ''I'lH'll AVt 1VIIIH1 A no t h it i- .MuHli-niloo fmiii I ho (ii-iiliw uf tli N-itvii, I'n ll It. I Mlllt-I Cecil B; ' ifS ': DeMille's K v'i' Newest. -..Sensation! 1 n w c-r - AW CECIL B.DeMILLES A (fmi epochal yO a: production y,&$$&jir i' r:""i'-. ' Wo;.. J i 1 1:1 rr t.ll-;--l ".- AIM. .ML I UO MiVt S.