La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

. Monday, April 22,1929.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pp'
Local News In Brief
KxUtHl Scasou ' "
Tourists, weekenders nnU camp
era can enjoy a five-month season
ut Wallowa hake this year, says
J oo Hopkins, of the Dude ranch
nd White Klephant chalet ut thu
Ami Still Tlwjr Work
Adding their mites to tho Job of
keeping the student activities on
tho University of Oregon campus
going. Increasingly good report
cuiitlnuu to coiue here from the
campus, Klve l-a Gran do fresh men
were on the stuff of tho annual
frosh edition of the Daily Kmoruld,
university publication, Saturday.
They were ltobert Guild, Lenore
Kly, Uayinond Griffin, Lois 'Nelson,
all Journalism majors, who report
ed for the issue, and Dorothy Anne
Wurnlck, freshman In foreign
trade, who as regular assistant for
eign advertising manager for the t still frozen over, which is a hundl
Kmerald, conducted her regular cap for fishermen," Mr. Hopkins
v orlc for the issue. The initial says.
Miring term meeting of tho fresh
'HAND' OF HOOVER
SEEN AT GENEVA
Hugh S. Gibson's Address
. at Disarmament Con
ference Given Today
OKNKVA. April 22 ( AP Hugh
it U frosh women and sponsored by
the Y. W. C. A., enjoyed a program
arranged by Lenore Kly, who as
chairman of the program commit
tee regularly supervises that do-
puttuii-nt of t)o commission work.
Graela Haggerty, of Union. Junior
n the campus, chairman of social
nts o fthe Y. W., has an active
partthls week in making prepara
tions for the tea to be given Thurs:
day afternoon ut the "Y" bungalow
complimenting visiting spcukcrs
here for tho International week
program. t
A (siting .Mrs. Hoanislinw
Udward McNeil, conductor on
the O.-W., antl his son and duugh-
tr-ln-law, Alf. and Mrs. K. A. Mc-d
Neil, of Log Angeles, I a!., arc
house guests of Mrs. Evelyn Hearn
hhaw at l?u5 Washington avenue
Mr. McNeil and Mrs. Hearnshaw
ure brother and- sister.-'- Another
Important guest at the Hearnshaw
liome is Hnrbaba Bell, who Is IS
months old and is the dauffhjt'er of
Mr. and A1rs.,Kdwurd McNeil. Mr.
McNeil Is west coast represeritarj
tive o fthe l'i, L. Newton corpora
lion of 1-oa Angeles.
lake, who was in i.a Grundo this 8. Gibson, American delegate to the
morning' with ho nous of tho ox- ( preparatory disarmament conTer
tentted - suimnor season at tho re- enee in session here, announced to
sort. Already reservations are be- jrfay the United States was disposed
Ing made for the. tourist and hunt-tu uucept Trance's proposal of Um
Irfg seasons, Mr. Hopkins reports. Uatlun of naval tonnage by cat
He has just returned from a tour gu,ies. -The offer, ho said, wua
of Eastern Washington where ho niud) in the ,lope uf facimatlng a
went In connection with business Bone.a, Breement on naval re-
lur iiiu uuuu niiiui. J ill) iui.ii la fii..f.iii ' , ,
Air. (Hhson presenting an esKer-
ly awaited American thesis before
jthe preparatory disarmament com
I mission ttnluy, appealed fur u fresh
om Miislu Stmly
I .co t'nllen Bryant,
Mr. anil .Mrs. IU'jiioIiIh Fly
Airplanlng from Seattle to
'ort-
land before returning to their 1-u
iexaniinatiun of the entire problem
bused on the Idea that all nations
Grande home was u novelty en- " ul," 10 1,0 "-'"nd. and settle
Joyed by Air. and Mrs. Charles .-hc'f lirricultles by peaeeful means.
.Iteynolds who returned to their Hoover s Hand Nccu
home yesterday from Seuttlo where Throuuh Mr. Gibson's address,
Jlr. Iteynolds 'intended a nieetlnu President Hoover Is generally
of the General Insurance company .deemed In Geneva to have launch,
of Seattle which was In the form ed an Impurtant move to place the
of an annual agents convention, 'relations between the United Stutes
The flight from Seattle was made land Great Ilrltnln on a firm foun
Hatllrday mornlnfr. "The dny was diition of collaboration und friend,
very rought so Mrs. Iteynolds Rot lines.
a little car sick but she found thu Mr. Gibson's speech was miide
fly I nK experience very UKrccuhlo In an iitmtispliQ.ro of Intense expec
and plans to do it again," Mr. Itiy- union and Interest, lie had every
noids says. Uar as he bcKun, departing from
' 1 I his set speech to refer to the "hope-
MUii-rled In I Cnuitlo ; llr. siutement of Lord Cushen-
.f.lphla ..Hart 14 and Paul l.ee. uulli 1!HUn delegate, lust .week. '
Uothot 1 Grande, were umrried .., av to My- emphasis on the
l'jldy4. night-7 o'clock at the faot ., mUt ..hnt for U8.,nl, Cs-
.'.T,e;?M,.t,r''"i?,1..Mra- Hu,l,'y' t,, """l lhii.K is achievement of sub
IW .William S. Biirgoyne. pastor aUlllU, ,.esuU. Methods lUre of
o r .ne ..eiq-Tu.si cnurcn souin. pre- .,,(larv lnllu
Scouts Return
From Meeting
At Pendleton
PRIATESW1N
FROM BAKER
SUNDAY, 11-3
(Continued from l'agu U)
headed home and beut tho throw
tu the uluto. tivlvester stonuinc on
Klfty-four Kastern Oregou Hoy ' firHti Tlon Mi'Kennon had tho
scouts and leaders havu i-eturtied tu uc (0 hit Into tho third
their hoineM following attendance Uuui)to puy of tho (jM.
Sylvester Kliimti -llaker
got another run In the
sixth. Brown singled and stole
second while'Trlmball and McCord
were striking out. Turner singled;
Candidates In
L. H. S. Deliver
Campaign Talks
week by week, month by month,
year by year, not by dramatic dis
plays and violent attacks In order
tn make headlines, not by violating
thu law Itself through misuses of
tho law In Its enforcement, but by
steady pressure, steudy weeding
out uf ull Incupubla und negligent
officials no muttur what their
Mliifnw bv ni.uui'uff.tiiniil. nrnillie-
riatrorm saeoches, ull tho same ,,., ., -..i,,,, . m,!,,.-
principle us those made by Uwltcd Uo thel1 du,y. by tn mo8t
afternoon after auUressliig tlia ao .
nual luncheon or the Associated
Press at the Waldorf-Astoria ftotsL 1
rigid scrutiny of tho records and
attitudes of ull persons suggested
States candidates, were given this
morning at the o'cluck ussembly
01 iax uiuiiue .us" "'.'" ,.. im ,11 b .,(rl,.l,.l .,..-l In
ltobert Stoddunl. Stanley Zlllidel ....--. '
and Clair I'erklns. student body ,-" law .nforc.m.iit machinery.
presidential -nominees, and tho .... lU'org.uU.llon
..ll.ee nomlneiH for live other losl- 'vory siuueni ui our v...
In l'endleton at tho Eastern Ore.
gon. Ulue Mountain and Mid-Columbia,
tcsehules und Lewis und
Clark councils patrol leadurs' con
ference held- thero this weekend.
ni.n .. r.. u.i ii ' 1... 1..1.1 1
La Grundc Ocl.,4. 16 und !tl. i " , Hons got up and told tliv stuilents '"' ii-h..i..,... .
' At the opening banquet Clair ,f"wl" "eun Murchlxun pegging to 1 wUy.tly wouW uKl. lo w orrieors ,woll thut It is In need of vigorous
I'erklns gave the responsive speech MoKcnnon. tho play permitting ., 10 lulMOCtuU.d students and how. reorganlsutloni that Us procedure
to the address of welcome.
ittrown to race homo. Karwood,
Dr. W. H. I-liy, president of tho next up. was retired on a sensation,.
council, spoke on "leadership" aud " rt,;l by hyivester. wno raced
K. Itussell Keolt, scout executive,
spoke on "The Eleveiuh Scout
Ijiw." which is "A seoul Is clean."
Edwin Kh-by. Clulr I'erklns,
Woodrow Dumercir and ltobert
Itumsey were putrol leaders. ..
Clair Thomas was the scribe, or
secretary, of the conference. There
wore 120 scouts at tho meeting.
Kind l-'lowcrs on Iflll-
wondai
1 -Mr. G
to bear
portjince.''-
Gllmon asked the conference
Two Men Killed
In Pistol Duel;
Woman Is Hurt
buck, taking tho ball on a dead
Nl'IClUK l.KAVKS hVTtVM 1
LOS ANGELKH, April rt (AH) -f
Coroner Frank Nui'.eo suid today a
letter left hy Joseph W. Walt, aulo-
inobilo finance company presidents
to his fun-illy, Indicated that the
man committed Buicidu so thut his
1500,000 life insurance might bo,
used to protect his compuny and
business associates.
Tho auditorium of the building unduly fuvorcd the criminal: that
assumed u political atmosphere for ,our Judlclury needs to bo strength
the short period this morning wlillo cued: that the method of asiom-
lirl..f nr-iitlmiM went lilsa Ulllilo llV hllm? UUI' lui'ius needs rUVlsluii: that
Harold Hoyt, Virgil Conley. Edwin j justice must be more swift und
Hrlggs, desirous of being vice pres
ident: Margaret Ctlnllffe. Margaret
Anlhonv and Jane Itavenscroft.
I seeker after the secretnry-trcas-
urershlp and llussell Nelson, Krnnk
1 I SHOS HOSIERY' f
hanging onto the pill. "Bus" got n
big hand.
t Then came tho fatal sixlh Inn
ling and tlaker's hopes of a vie-
.., r, . ... ,nl' went out Ilk. a sunset In the
ATLANTA. Gil.. Apr. 22 (Al ) tl.0CB ,
I'ollco today searched futllely 1 ' . ' '
for the motive of tho shooting In I ,IKM" """ of llalt
a dimly lighted hallway here last I lu'th tcaniK played good ball
night that resulted In the death 'considering tho earllncss of the seit
of two men and probable fatal un und the hick of- practice,
wounding of u womun. (linker's Infield, although erratic,
, I'ollco, however, said they wero 'turned lu fuur double plays and
convinced that Leslie l.ohden, 24- had another ono started but Urown
year-old escaped convict from Ala- toverthrew first. La Grande's in
bahia, und S. C. "Smlttii" Hayes, 'field, ulthougli not turning in so
participants In a duel fatal to both, nutny suapiiy plays, played a
"shot It out" beeuuso of an old feud steuiller and muro consistent brand
sure." .1
Addressing himself directly to '
the publishers und editors whom
ho faced, tho president said thu I
n....i.i ..I.,., ,1.., iiii,t 1,1,11 '
Anderson aim -,, is w,k,iu.. uspir- ,.ollolvlll(r (,10 baKla question of;
an&Z '""'"Icht of thai-rr id.m
school will gather In ono of t1H ,.olt onshlp of the Individual clll.
classrooms at 8:15 o'clock to listen I"" ,0 ll,w , ... ,
. ,.,.... 1, i..i,.,i ,1 ,,., I "It (the press) Is utmost final
run and turning a sumersuiilt but I ,or ,,,1 to tiu,m nbout tliu school In "s potency to arouse the Interest
legislation legislated ut the recont
session of he Oregon legislature.
lteport cards for tho second six
weeks of tho semester will bo dis
tributed tomorrow to tho students.
in mind recent world connected either with llquur or f ball. : -Tho. outfielders had very
..... 1..; .,. '... .i,i narcotic traffic. 1 row chances,
.changes,' und he pointed out that'
Mrs. Hayes today was lu u crlt-
. , ..e n..,l....u K,l l,..,,iwl t
nnv uranue persous iook io "' J "T . WZ ' al condition at a hospital from a tho da,. c.ltthltf of u e)
1 . ; . I bullet wound through tho bdo- .,.. hit Inin n mni'
unce war as an Instrument 1- lnfllcU,(1 B,0 by Konuon --o HU to a met.
the hills yesterday to enj(y the ' thomsel
sunny, day. Anions: them' wore tho to renou
Mlssils Huston, who returned with of natlonul policy.
some beautiful flowers. Miss Myr-
violin and piano at the Kastern
Ori'Kon school of music, has re
turned from Kan Kranclsco where
he h us been taktnfr some special
VturK'iur icaeniiiK. no iiibu ni-t-un-u
HrmiKHion to use some unusually
fimt cnseinhlo numbers and ar
ranged for the publication of two
of his late compositions, ono for
piano solo und the other for violin
Willi piano accompaniment.
instructor of! Hu at the J. -'STORMS TAKE
Jmbler ru.ks to IVmllttoi
lintiler citizens, school teachi'r
Ucasty homo in La Grande.
Visits 111 SUtcr
Mrs. ltoy Klneald. of Portland,
Is in 1-a Grande vIsitliiK her sister.
Miss Hainie. who Is very ill at the
Grande Konde hospital. Mrs. Kin
cnid formerly lived in Iji Grande.
Sho is registered at the-Koley htotcl.
26 LIVES IN
WEST, SOUTH
(Continued from Iuge Nine)
Moore, in leftfleld,
made one of tho Spnrkllng plays of
emlngly sure
o slnglo with
l
when she went into tho hullway to i
investigate sounds of u struggle. J
Mrs. Hayes told police that site
nnswered her door bell last night
I to be confronted by Lohdcn who
asked to see her husbund.
Her hubaud went to the trflbr
and scarcely had ho reached It be
fore sounds of a struggle und tho
southwest struck liuhomey, Miss. -report or a pistol snot cuino rrom
A twister also descended upon the hallway, the wounded woman
wii.m l but nn loss of life was told officers. ,
! reported thcree.
Colorado und Wyoming
und conscience of our people," he
dei-hi red. "It can destroy their
finer sensibilities or It can lnvlgor.
ute them. 1 um well uwuro that tho
great majority of our Importunt
Journuls day by day give support
tu these high Ideals.
"1 wonder somotlmos, however,
If perhaps a Utile moro support to
our laws could nut bo given in one
direction. IT. Instead or the glam
or of I'omanue and heroism, which
..lie Aiiiei'leim '. ImiliriltutlVfi minds
ham. LO. tied for fifth. Height 10 (ou fl.cllu,,n,y thrown around those
feet 0 inches. )wllu break the law, wo would lii
Hlgh hiirdlea: t Nowland. LQ. , ,.umlinco ,id
first; Ouyll, 1', second: Art.hurn. ,,.,,,, llUa ot our of-
fleers who uro endeavoilng to en
PENDLETON WINS
SATURDAY MEET
' Continued from Pav 1)
u pick-up on the run and an ac
curate pet? tu second, that sent the
runner scuryln buck to safely.
At tho bat Stokke led tho field tie, for third. Heljrht r fret
third; Dewlldo, P, fourth: Olin-
ger. Mil. fifth. Time 17 flat.
2i!0-yard dnslit Markhnm, Mil,
first; KKeffor. I.O, second: John
son, I', third; lrmbarger, P, fourth;
Parent, U, filth. Tlmo 3 4-5 sec
onds. Hhotput: Tabnr. T.O. first; Hau
niun, I.a, second; Parent, 1, third;
Hoyer. P, fourth:1 Temple, I, fifth.
JHNtuure 3!) feet K inches.
44-yard dash: Huntley. P, first:
I. 1'atten. LO, second; Palmer, l.O,
third; Mires. I', fourth; Klsk, V,
fifth. Time 55 flat.
High jump: Artehuru, P, first;
Guyll, P, second; Ih-ulids, I',
Knapp, Wolfe and Nowlund, l.G,
inches.
wero
lar,v(ha Cla.vt VIM Meet
rt'Vtn HI,, i.lfl l.n ..-III
rii.i- n.Wtinir ThmuIilv nvLninr- Illu'd w,,h Knovv 1,1 HO,no t,ctlon at her, Iho bullet penetrating her
Apr. 23, at 7:30 o'clock In the base:
while Oklahoniu, Kansas and Mis- ubdomen. As she crawled back
Bouii were having flood and tor- into the living room a fusillade of
shots rang out.
i Throe Indians were killed In Ok-
As she entered the hallway sho w,th hm HmUHneK two of Which J J-ow hurdles: King. 1. first; Ton
Id hor husband s assailant fired were f(p cxra buHOtJ Kl),Kht hud k.yi lj0f Becoii.l; IVwildo. third;
a good day at bat, driving out a i Kvimm. rounn; mires, r. uiin
single, a sacrlCleo and hitting the
halt hard tho other, two limes up
Tlmo I! 7 4-5 seconds.
) in run: Keffer. I.O, first; Kld-
. . .. . Iliiint'nr lUn Mnlhullui nhnrnli Tho
" " . ".' m' . losing side of the contest will enter- ! ? .. 8l,0ts out' i M iii'i'IiImihi r,.i lw ..vl.s., l"r. I, second; Nelson, Mlf. third
' -J' W. K,ng and Mr. Ulnltall, the winners. ,. ... JZ" T'Z was ) JtJaiUo - A'0-d.r ,
force the law It would Itself de
crease crliuo, '
I'erhnpa u llttlo. bettor: propois
Honed balanee of news ooiivernlng
thuao criminals who arc convicted
und punished would servo to Instill
the feur ut tho law. , .
"Finally. I wish to again reiter
ate that tho problem of luw on-;
fuicoment is not ulono tho func
tion or business of government. It
law cun bo upheld only by en
forcement officers, then our
schema of government Is ut un
end." . - ; - s"
lliri'l HNK 'It) OAl'ITAIi '
NHW YOltK. Apr. 23 (AI1)
I 'resilient Hoover departed for
Washington ut 2:fi o'clock this
Across from Bohoeakamp'a
HA YON llliOOMKItS
Well made from heavy, flno
guuge muteilal. In many col
ors and styles.
Kit Hcrvkv prk-o tUo
Oveile Silk and ltavii
lllMiiiH-rs, l.l
( lilhll en's Katccii lUouilM-M
Sine 4 to U. Colors: flesh
.-and black
44c -
Hillings, Mndellnc Oliver and oth- Harry Waeoiirr Inv-s
crs. The students wero entered in I Harry Wugoner, car dealer ot
the typing contest held In 'tlie'H'1" f'ty. I leaving today for a
ltound-l'D cltv. Mr. King took the ii week's trip In Hcnd, I'endellon und
X
writers over Haturduy morning.
('oniidotcs Mll-Klllg iloli
Miss Ih-rthu Nfl.son. daughter of,
other Kastern
business.
Oregon points for
Go risiiinx
i .. ..u .o. ... . j.., a..- Kalph llutcher, O. ( Ilcadhy
viij. " .,' and Hen Belts, of I41 Oi-andi
W IHTt' Hill- in i llllinc 111 nt. i.ii w i
both'H hiisiiilal. Miss Nelson hasj.
spent
tho day fishing on the' Wallowa
river, it Is reported today.
iicen taking care of her cousin.
ttrnest Oliver, in I Grande, who e(llriw ((J ,OIIlc ,
underwent un-operatlon four weeks '
ago. Me Is al home now and is
much better.
Visit rrom Portland 1
('. J. Melller it nil daughter, Dor
olhy, of Portland, drove to I.a
Grande yesterday to visit their
daughter and sisler; Mrs. James
Dough, of this city. Today they
ore returning to their home. Mrs.
Mettler. who has been visiting Mrs.
Duugh here, will return with them.
Mrs. Mary Ufggs, of Pumpkin
Hldge. returned to her hume today
following a visit In I.a Grande, with
nor daughter, Mrs. d. C. Hughes.- .
Go lo Baker
Mrs. G. 11. Ballantyne and chil
dren, Don and Dickie, or this city,
went to Baker today to look for a
house In which to live. The Bal-
tntynt'S arc moving there soon to
tike their hmne. Mr. Ballantyne
is superintendent of the White Pino
l.untlicr company lu Baker.
.KrlKHJl to ilo Piny
"Dh-Kay" is the name of the
Play which Is to be given by the
lmhlcr High ' school senior class
ivt I'Yiday eveneing. Miss Ksther
iangcnhurg, teacher In the school,
is coach or the play, tfhc was a
visitor In l.a Grando Katurday. ,
Baby Born
A baliy girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. S. f. Hunt, of Imbler. at the
I r. Wonderlick hospjtal at 1:16
o'clock this morning. The little
lady weighs eight pounds. Both
shv and her mother are getting
along very nicely.
Son Arrive?
A nine-pound baby boy whs born
lo Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Cross, of
Pumpkin Hidge, ut the Dr. Won
derlick huspilul yesterday afler
liut.n. Both aro getting along very
11.
l";iliig l'Nr California
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. !. Dunn and
ilsiughter, Phyllis, of this city, are
having this week in their new
(luloinoMle for nn extended vaca
tion trip In California and Arizona.
They will return via Salt like City
In Port land
Mr. antl Mrs. Charles H. Hey
nohls were in Portland yettrday.
n gistfitng at the Imperial hotel.
Car Iti-mrrcO
Hitsktdl Andrews n'covereil a ca
HTnlm froiu 'endeton ut Hilgard.
Die cur was stolen Saturday night,
Suiicjisn Mobil
Paul lce. l-'5 IT avenue, n-port
I to the police over the weekend
that his suitcase, containing a cam
era. a coat, some dressea and shoes.
v.i stolen from his car.
Visit Mrs. Scott Hon'
Mr. and Mrs. William Bclncmcr.
and daughter. Mabel, of Parma.
Ida., spent the weekend with Mrs.
K. Itussell Scolt.
At IVilcy Hotel
Mrs. Jack Kefrer, or a Ml. Kmlly
lumber camp. Is u visitor in this
city. She is al the Foley hotel.
bahy was crushed to death In a
Texas storm, und a boy drowned
at Wyandotte, Okla. Ueoce, and
Bolivar, Mo., wero particularly
rhard hit by themidwest storms.
I, There was renewed alarm along
tho Mississippi 'river' near 'QUincy.
ill., and Cnntun, Mo., with govern
iiHnt - oliservers predicting . the
; highest stage in 7G years. There
was no known loss of Hie when the
levee crumbled at Canton, but 2"')
were homeless and many other
families were moved from their
homes as a precaution against Oliv
er levee breuks. A break lu the
levee of the Kahlus river, empty
ing into the Mississippi, preceded
thu Canlon break, flooding 4.UUU
ucres of farm lund.
ridges In the cylinder In his hand, clout. Brown, of Baker, made up
and In the living room found Hayes,
his pistol still In his hand. J
empty cartridges wero In
weapon. ,
'our
the
Hail Stones Are
Nine Inches Around
fur thrco errors by two smashing
singles, figuring In every run tho
Klcphunts counted. -.
. Drop Bull From Plane
Previous to the game Bus O'Con
uell glided over (he field and drop
ped ii new1' biisebull lulu center
Held. Or. W. T. Phy then pitched
three balls tu 10. It. Itingo, who
caught the last ono. ltenwick an-
8K0-yard run: Hunttley, 1', first;
Ueuter, V. second; D. Patten, l.O,
third; Dixon. I.O. fourth; Vuncil,
Mlf. firth. Time 2:11.
Javelin: Temple. 1 first; Nel
son, Mlf. second; Price, l.O, third;
Murkham, 18. roiM'l(b:,,TftUw. fl.;
fifth. Distance Nil feet lu inches,
Itetay: Pendleton rlrst (John
soil, King. I'mbarger, Guyll).
si:i;ic missing Giitr.
rial Tills AftcnitMiti
Orover Lyons, cluu-ged with ut
tering a false check, will .be tried
tomorrow afternoon in Hie justice
court. " i ; -
CANTON, Mo.. Apr. 22 (AP
The Mississippi was on a tear again
today, throwing Its strength, inten
sified by waters from swollen trib
utaries, against the levees here and
on the Illinois side of thu river.
The Canton levee crumbled yester
day, flooding more than 2u0 homes.
l.m'IHVlI.I.I'V Kw. Anr. !.L' f A P )
A 12-mlnute barrage of heavy nounced the batteries und the game
hail stones, some of them measui -1 as on. The day was a llllle chilly
Ing nine Inches in clrcumlerene-. tuv bUseliall, with overhanging
did damage estimated at $r.oo,m)0 clouds, butNhardIy a drop of rain
here and at New Albiiny and H;i- fell.
.n.,,: .TWO i7..i w.r.uh. i?ni.th:!!i '"
HAN KHANflHCO, Apr. 52'
(A P) Pollen t hero today began a
search of hotels1 and rooming
houses for Miss Harhiuu Pitcher,
missing McOIII university student,
n.m- ... uo ciuu inauaKeinem luuuy ux-- ..... ... .,.. orrielals lnllmalnd
WX- i
during the storm
Miss KliKJilKth Knmsh-r. 'Z4
New AMmiiy, was killed when her
automobile crashed head on Into
another machine near Salem. Bay
niond landruiu, a negro, drove un
uutomobtle Into a Louisville street
car and was instantly killed.
.i.'.!!,'" t'""l0,., 'l?:ytf'rench Quarantine
Is Again riaceatfjtK
nressed Its aimreciutluii of thu
i efttlimt Hiiniiort. t
The lu (1 ni ride band, after a
short concert down town, played
music during tho game.
Next Sunduy Iai Grande goes to
Baker.
linker
AU It
JuIIuh llocsclt hi IVirtlaml
Julius Itoesch .of this city, went
to Portland yesterduy morning for
a buslhcss visit. ' : 1
levee which riooded 4.0UH ucres of
farm lain). The Kahius Is a Mis
sissippi tributary, and the break
i occurred iifiir the point where It
empties into the larger stream. A
Player
l.owd,
: PA It IK. Apr. 'fl (AP) The Brown, ....
Krench iiiiarnntlno on liavellerifTrtmbtill, 'I .
porllun ot tlm Mississippi levee 1 coining from Kngland, because of Alet'ord, rf ...
lrrc JHenileM lo Meet "' '
The Degree of Honor Jlivenlles
will meet Tuesday afternoon uflef
schoo) at Magics' hall.
was dynamited last night so that
the Kahlus overflow could escape.
Ut- was expected that this would
equalize the pressure and save oth
er levees in the flooded district. ,
Visits Wter Hem
' Mrs. Fergus, ot Pendleton, ar
rived in J.a Grande today to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Keeney.
Otto I tunic Vilts
Otto Hunte. or J
Itor in this city.'
'ortland, Is a vis-
, JAPAN' HAS KATAIj HTOltM
TOKYO, April .22 (AP) Japan
counted the cost today of wind
storms which swept the islands lu.-tl
'night, killing more than a score In
juring others, und leaving muny
mlssing.
The naval office announced that
four members of the crew of the
cruiser Akagl were missing us a
result of the storm.
J. T. LONGFELLOW
DESCRIBES NEW
EDUCATION PLAN
Continued from Pwgo Nine)
CHANG LOSES
NIGHT BATTLE
NEAR CHEF 00
H PO A
I 7 1
they had abandoned a theory sho
was kidnuped.
HOOVER ASKS
OBSERVANCE
OF ALL LAWS
(Continued from Page 1)
smallpox In that counlry was de- jjaher, f ,
clHred again and this time mud" i Krwood, p
effective ut once. There are lu.oou Tut iier ....
or more American tourists In Kug- VuJmer ....
hind vho are said to have tnieii'i-l
-d visiting Krunee. 35 3 0 24 H G
L'ndor the iiuaranllne, persons!. .K,.p,u-ed Baker In fifth Inu
rntering Kraiice from Knglnnd bv
way or me cnannci pn i-imi-.
in-Urt preseiiL u it.u ii- 1M1Ki
thut they have been vaccinated 1
within eight days, must submit ' ,,. ,,
a medical examination, or must j
,...prv il tuinlturv tiasspurt to be ; ,xmK'
prcsenled to medical uuinormes 011.
Replaced Kit 1 wood In sixth
lAi (Jrumle
A B It II PO A
tunned hi to problems before thu
government to Investigate tho
existing agencies of unforuemeut
and to rcorgiinlzo Die system or en.
forcemeat In such manner as to
eliminate its weaknesses.
"It Is Hie purpose of thn admin
istration." he added, "to strength
en Us law enforcement agencies
Shirt Special
Values From
"" $5:6o"o$7:&o
$3.85
2 for $7.50
Trotters
Succc880i'8 to Clint's
Tomorrow
CHINA
N1TE . ' '
DON'T I'OIUiKT l,.lli: -
Oil Tlit) tkwn '
NORMAN KERRY
And Pauline Starke
in .
1 '(- ..
"Man-
Woman
and Wife"
A l'ulKiiiiiit ilumun Uruiuit
; 1 of Physical Uowul'illt'O,- . .
, ut ..Mural. Umvery
A tlioiit Iovo uiiil ut , '
' Fate's Uooi'oo.
CoiiiMly A.' bti'iilu :':'..
TODAY
Tropical Nights
NKWS & (UMKUV
each Krench city they visit.
SAIJ H IMWM-:iW WIS
MIKI'"(M), Shantung. Chlnu, April 1
L' (AP General llu Chen-Nlen
(inflicted a serious defeat during
fthe, night at N'ingchulchow on
Marshal Chung Tsung
Side the rily." he said.
100 i-jlucaturs A Kind
The meeting was attended by np- rr(.M. of
proximstely tt hundred t.-nchcrx j hiing who retreated In greut dis-
irom an pans 01 im- coumy. un 1 lol(jer through fhefoo.
me nexi nieeiing win ue iicki ren
urday. May II, lit Islnnd t'ily, at
which time officers will he elect ei.
"Adult Kducutlon" will be the
theme.
It cports uf tlx work of ussoeia
tlons were given by .Mrs. Joi ge
Lyman. on th county couiteii;
Mrs. H. K. Anurews, for t.Virtral:
Mrs. John Ikitw for Willow: Mr.
K. McPhirson for tin-en w oud:
Mrs. I,ewls Wetzel for fv-rl:-Mrs.
H. A. ttobertson for Islum'
'lly: Mrs. W. M. Ceughanour Tor
Knit h I'nwiletv Mm. tlffirtro K -
nearson ror Kruitdnte. Mrs. lb-nry;Oie vcngej.nec of the
It Wiis reported that Chung whh
fleeing to Dalren, Jupiinese terri
tory, leaving JiB.OOO leitderless ban.
dit-Kohllers in North Shantung.
Residents and merchants here were
apprehensive.
As tlie retreating troops of
Chang rushed petl uiell und lu the
greatest disorder through Chefou.
representative of the former war
lord demanded l.'.OOO.e'io Mixl-
tnr of the Chefoo merchants,
j Many of Chang's soldiers were
Idiseardlng their uniforms to escape
nutlo millets.
VANCOUVKIt. B. C Apr. 21
AP) O'Leary's Leglonalres. of
Halem, Ore., won first plncc In tho
senior A team class In the North
western International Bowling as
sociation championship here yes
terday with 27K2 points, heating
out the Uiehfield teum or Portland
with i'74 points.
Helms,
Htokke. Jb
Mtirchlsou, c .-
Sylvesler, 3
.McKcnuou, 2
.Mofre, If
Knight, rf ...
Duff, P
ler rmm Ontario-
JT. B. Taylor, of Ontario, is rcgis
tied at the Sacajuwea Inn. He ar
rived In I .a Grande yesterday.
Muxfleld for Pondo.sa and Me. Ilea
Hprlnga and Mrs. It. C. Ab-xamb-r
for the -Ity council, of which she
Is president.
Mu-k-al PrtKEram
Miss Kxnia Baxter, of Iinblpf.
nnn and Miss Mildn-d Hhiiutn;N of
Island City, played piano selec
tion.
who were believed to be Just be
hind them.
Mr. Arm VMtor
M. H. Aims, of Huntington.
TUiting n (hb;!ty:j Ife.l,th
0 l.M l.T uv niA.x i;
BA B-I.K-IU'C. France, Apr. 32
( AP) Premier Poincarc, ad
dressing the general council of the
MeiiiM department, declared today
that should the reparations confer
ence fail It would Im? through no
v. Rivrr. ro jnrv saperintend-1 fault of Kranc which waa perfect-
cnt of A'houH. told of srliool l-gis-! iy w riling to revert to the original
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t'KN'DI.KTOS. Ore.. Apr. 22
(Hpei lal) remlellon ilefeuteil Kn
terprlse, to 1. here Hilnilny In tho
tilM-iiiftK name of tile Mine Moun
tain llsselmll lislfile. Myers plleheil
Tor the lluikunms. while Hopkins
ii m i -. s)i vii!v km rjt. .
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Don't
Disappoint
Mother
On Her Day
Mother Is luoMng forwnrd lo
May 12. Khe's wondering
a hat kind of candy you are
jolng to give her this year.
Kor a change, present her
rtlih Art-ilc ClnMlatiH, a
xreii t fa vorll e u moiig t ho
indies. If you are not at
home, let our mulling de
partment ship them for you.
V
5-
Arlt.vh' ( 'liocobilfM
$1.50, $:, $1.50
ISotd only at
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tho He, nil Mors
La Grande, Ore.
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