La Grande evening observer., April 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Thursday,' April 25. 1929 - ,'f
LA GRANDE fiVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. I
Local News In Brief
Will Mvt J'Vatfiy Artonioou--
The Qontrut Parent-Teacher as
suctutlon will meet Frlduy after
noon Apr. 20 at 8:30 o'clock. Dur
ing the business meeting, Installa
tion of. officers will take place.
LITTLE SPEAKS
AGAINST HARDY
Arguments Heards in Im
peachment Case Aimee
on brand Last Night
Miss HWnenu &pecrs and Mrs. Iut-1 jind on. his rrturn 'to 'this county j vmiami--mto col
ten. Following the business meet, .becahio connected with tire I'lctor- ' .V., Y'rnnil.'m
ig and program,- Pvficahinonta lal Itcvlew company for which, ho.:',' ' , ,, . j", "
will be 'served. ; t: . . . Umvels. , . . " . ' - i""" , u Judke
, j-..' 1 w '- -. ' . ;' jl-lurdy tmpeuehnient c.
Were Prieutls lu China '
I Friends in China and Manila
I when they were in the Asiatic fleet
during the World War met today)
1 and reminisced about mutual ac- 1 .
uuulnlnncea and th. "irood old SACRA J1KNTO. Cul..' Aurll SB
After that un Arbor day progrum I daya." - Hugh Brady, of I-a Grande, I (A I' (Superior ' Judge Carlos 8.
will bo given by the eighth grades . and Mr. Caruthers, of New York, Hardy, of I.os Angeles, should tor
consisting of a pluy entitled "Gar, 1 were th men, who. when they first felt his office because, of his activl
dell Cinderella, under the direc-' knew each other, were murines ties on behalf of Aimee Scnipln
Hon of Mrs. McEuchran, princlpiil, ( stationed oricent Mnnjlu and an- Mcl'hersun. evangelist, Assembly
nd Miss Catherine Sartain;-of t1u J other ! time in China. Thejr-hjtvi nlu waiter J. Llttre told the sen
drama department of-i.a , Grriu seep, .cuxrh other ev.y r-..)ien ate today when he opened, the
High school, and MM; Mario K.. glnee-Hhen... Uefore -entering. -tho prosecution's flntil arguments in
nggclbeok. Ihe eighth gra. es wIiMrvice Mr: Carujhcrs Wasi ln.ltl.p th, ,,. in,eaehment case,
sing soiiga under the dmyon:ot.; real estute btisUiess fit l.ot Atigell'i" .
Miss HWnenu speci-s and Mrs. I'at-I. jind on.hta return 0"thl8 'country sacHAMFNTO Cnl Aurll '5
and defense
ge Carlos 8.
ua .M t ..
Ot.-w mud W OouncU. Mm-u y,X Mr While Com lfortK . ' wr '"
FtIio incoming and outgoing exe ,i , That Hollywood and all.o't Call-i'Unce "'to " complete picture to.
'rullvo dommltteos of thu'ussucMaWr forma in fact.-aro most Interesting. du' 80 1,,,,t 11,0 ont "W vote
students of ha Grande High school places to visit, Is the opinion' o on & verdict and Judgment some
met yesterday morning. The get Mrs; W. W. .White, of Knterpiiso, lth,1B tunlght.
together Is done annually for, the rwho passed through La Grando thlsi ; eight days the assembly
purpose of acquainting tho new morning on the way to her home board of ninnugers through the
committee with the work of which following four month's visit in Call- .testimony of 25 witnesses has en
they wll have charge during the . fornla. She was very anxious to doayured to prove its four articles
com!ng;school year. The councils' get back homo in spite of the won-;of impeachment charging Judge
are: bulgoing; Maurice Maker,,; dors of the neighboring state. , "IC Hardy of misdemeanors In office
HolM-rt Stoddard, Murguret bouV in Oregon farming were done-its: through his activities on behalf of
lian, Nylic J.ewls and Clarence, .carefully und srlentlflcally as it Is Aimee Scrapie Md'horsun. ovango
llt rry. Incoming: ltobert Stoddard, In California, wo could raise much list, her mother. Mrs. Minnie Ken
Margaret Anthony and, Harold; better crops, for we have, better ncdy, and Angelus Temple, their
lluyt. , . i soil and other natural factors pro-:i,0s Angeles church . : '- .
';. I per for agriculture." ' Mrs. , White !. . ,
1 , All.,,.. I . ......... Irani
,aIi and Mrs. Charles H.rMim-I. . , -, . ' ,'f m ' ,-L.-lL 1
ha Grande and ure guats at the!
home of Mr. and Mrs. ij, !'. Itnv
enscro
In ltaker
the Haker White l'ine hun.lie.r evI.BlB t 8 ,.clock
CulUWiiy. ui n. i ii i i t will
kuoii bo ooncludctl und Mr. Mlm-
. nuiiKh will return to I'oithmd. Tlu-y
urrlvctl in
ntKlit. ' Kollowififf tlio utay herb
lluy will probubly so to Wullowa
county or. a short time.
-i '( -
May Iletiini to l.a firaudtw ly
Mrs. -Clarissa Jones, formerly of ,
O.a Grando, hupes that she soon
li-s. Icl'herspn whose name had
J'tVitr -. ''. '' ,. ;. i' lKurel prominently 'Viroughout the
i.P ''$' ' UUi-'-"" iti-lai was the Inst peraMHo oceupy
vrThe ini-nibi-rx of'thli L. I). S. Sec- . ,j - - is ' tt
of Mr. and Mrs.;J !'. Itnv- OIid i'u,-d' QC J-a Otttlulo will pre- , . . . ,. kt bl.ior. th0 .tance from the field but they wore
ft. . Mr. Mlmnaugi, is locat.-d w.nt 1L. m.t' ,)lHy -Welcotno to 'u . "i soon found by toe crowd of watch
er at present as rece ver for Tha old Homo Town" tomorrow " r"'" .. i." ' , . Ver. U " ' l'k '"em up.
Local Schools' t
Art Exhibit To
Be Held May 3
The annual La Grande school art
exhibit will be held Friday, May
I. when the work dono by all tho
the direction of Mrs. L. U Doug
thcdlrcctlon of Mrs. 1. I- Doug
lass, art supervisor, will be on dis
play at the schools where they
were made.
-At that time all of the pouters
for "Home Beautiful" woek spon
sored by the l.a Grande Neighbor
hood, club last week will bo shown.
The prise winning posters are al
ready on display in the windows of
the N. K. West and company store
and the Iticliardson Art store.
Drop Airplane
Ride Tickets
During Stunts
A the Waco bl-plnnc piloted by
I.leut. Leo Allen, of Wulla Walla,
went . through a series of breath
taking stunts including a tall spin
for 15UU feet straight down, two
wlngovers. four beautiful loops
and several vertical banks, a show
er of colored tickets for free nlr-plauc-rldes
by the courtesy of tho
lllue - Mountain Air service in I-a
Grando drifted down to the field
below, cast from the plane by one
of the two passengers, a feminine
one.: by the way, . . .
., The strong wind which blew yes-tcrday-
at jthat time drifted tho
pieces .'of . cardboard to some dls-
SUN.SHLNES :.
HERE; STORMS 4
HIT MIDWEST
(Continued from I'age Nine)
Women Golfers s
Arranging For
Coming Season
Ings in the vicinity of l'apilllon and
Ashland, between Omaha und Lin
coln. Charles It. Sprague, a farm
er, suffered slight injuries when
his Automobile was hurled Into u
ditch near raplllion;
A terrific hull storm preceded
tho tornado In tho vicinity of David
l-liy. nan s.ones rumen uio , m,allo KMcli
of scores o automobiles, I bida fair to be u. record one. ltules
Tho goirlug season for the wo
men of lai Grande wns definitely
launched last night when u women
players met In tho chamber of com
nieerce of rice with tho chulrmait
of the men's tournament commit
tee. Fred ljuim-r. Juek llenner. pro,
and Charles Reynolds, to make
crop. v ,
' KTOIt.MS KILL SKVKN"
I'AIKSTINK. Tex., Apr. S5
(At) Two tornadoes lushed threo
Kast Texas hamlets yesterday kill
ing seven persons, injuring at least
twenty one and causing -property
damugo estimated ut $250, 000.
Tho most severe of tho wind
storms roared down, a path three
miles wide, twisted tho little town
of Slpcum, 15 miles east of hero.
of the game and Its ellttuette were
oxplalned. , ,.i ; ' . i ' -
."The golf course la in tip-top
condition and tho women aro bo
tronilng more uctlvely Interested
than last year. Moro women ure
planning to play this suuson," one
of tho players uniiounces.
Tho women's tournament com
mittee was electeil hint night und
includes Mrs. L. L. Klnsul. chair
man, Mrs. Hay Murphy und Kllm-
beth Donnelly. The committee will
...... .. .....L o ui, .i.., meet soon to nuiko suminer plans.
seven lives, then dipped again four ! The flag touinanie.it to be held
miles to tho east and wiped out Sunduy wus discussed. I uy
Uenson Springs without injury to " u" unytlmn during the duy
any of Its Inhabitants. Another , und nine holes will bo pluyetl. The
twister of lesser intensity hit the onlranco feo will bo twenty-riyo
.loi.es commui.lv near Cener. Tex., i cents.. Prises will bn awarded to
close to the Louisiana border, leuv- ! the winners,
lug 75 homeless and one cusuulty,
a woman Injured. -
The Injured, several of whom are
expected to die, were being cared
for in hospiluls here. The Ited
CCross and relief committees from
neurby towns furnished shelter und
food for tho homeless.
School Children Killed
Two of those killed at Sloeum,
a typical Texas farming eommun-
EAST NOItMAL
SCHOOL WORK
GOING AHEAD
(Continued from Faff 1)
builtllnc. The hontlnK plant la fin-
Islu'U except tho plpo coverings and
tinKwer questions of the munusers,
Wutlei ' little, chairman of the
bo;wil, unlortouk tho tusk of Intcr
r(;i.'itlnir ;tho cvimueliMt. Her re
nt the Hot
J Jake Hiinatorluni for the patients
unl vlHltors at tho hike. Thin
t-k xr n' in,.. 11-111 tn. lit
La Grande Tuesday hisWkly question box when tiues- smmsesiaitparently did '"''
tlons which have been sent in dur- """v ..... ; .
th. .. in i.m w,.r,.,i gavo one -of .her "1 can t recall ro-
The public Is Invited lo botii tho l,lk'. closed the transcript from
ent'ertulnment and tho question which he 'was .leading and tosed It
hour ' 'iwilh an air of disgust Into the lap
of Manager Harry -Sewell. ' '
Little placed emphasis on tcstl-
will be able to return here to make
i . ti.......... r......
1 'IM... h..Punul,,.n i.li.vh.u- ' whi.-l. "lo.v ,"B- ...v. ..i.ov..
her home. She Is at Present 'in ' on back r , ,10uce station the assembly Investigating corn
Boise. Ida., which she doesn t like d fr(J dt,)tt,.lmet i taking on 'Uhloo in Los Angeles lust Feb
n curly so well us her old home. ,.,. r..innl,i ...... .ei with i-uary relative to whut, if anything.
Mrs. Jones left hero yesterday fol-. tho n.urin ot completion or a Judge Hardy said about visiting
lowing a visit wllh Mr. and Mrs. ',,, lUlon horseshoe court. At Wallace Moore, Santa Barbara
Ira Kuntz, fur flolse. Sho has been jiffc.nt , times as inuuy us H5 newspaperman, before traveling
visiting In I'ortland und Scuttle. hoi.scshou fns of this city havo north from Los Angeles on 11 vucu-
j been ut work digging the ground. ,11011 trip.
Two I.iiiillierilM'ii Visitor putting In the boundary boards and I Moore partially identified a
Two lumbermen, from Salt Ijiko ' placing the sand around the stukes. woman seen In un automobile with
city. Xtr. Moreland and Mr. from-ut is said. ! Kenneth Oriniaton In Santa Har.
representatives of the- Morrison-
represent
rill! Lull
hara In 1020
The ticket stunt Inuugurated thu
beginning of the flying senson foe
the Blue Mountuln Air service and
vestordav for the first time sev
eral of the students of tho school !
who nave graduated from "grouna"
chool'took their first lesson under
tho direction of the efficient and
pleasant teacher, Lieut. Allen.
y or not more tnun u popuia- j nmHtoun, are
Hon werb school children. Ap-1 of plH1)lorlg aotlvl.
proxiliiately 1E0 children were on , Boon he complrtod. .
the school playgrounds during the, aa wc , ,,,, th
noun i-VL-cnn, n lieu niiuueiiiy nu
to lead up the grade directly to
back of thu building will ba In.
The class room and library Are.
being fitted with built-in bookcases
and dictionary cases. The library
will bo equipped with bookcases on
all sides, eight feet, high.
DENTIST SLAIN
IN HIS OFFICE
(Continued from Page V)
the corridor and out ot the build
ing. With tho killing of Dr. Brady
several sinister circumstances canto
to light. It was revealed that the
dentist, after years of struggle with
a small practice, suddenly. bocamu
prosperous ahou four-years ago;
that he was the son of Mrs. Anna
Heauchump who killed herself
during the murdor trial of Her
man J. (Midget) Kornekes; , and
that Dr. Brady himself had been
under ' police Investigation, for a
long tlmo in connection with tho
search for large sums tho Midget
stolu und which never tiavu boon
accounted for,
Kornekes, one or tho deadliest
figures In Chicago criminal history.
Is serving a life sentence In prison.
During, his trial the offices ot Dr.
Brady were ruldod, but early of
torts to prosuuuto hint as a Per
nckos aide, were ubandoned. Dep
uty pollro Commissioner John titegc
suitl today thut the dentist's stibso
uent activities have been carefully
wutched. tlio pull believing thut
eventually he might give them the
duo thnt would clear away much
mystery still surrounding tho Mid
get's operations. . '
. A search of his office revealed
acids and other materials used by
criminals to alter the engraving on
bonds und securities, police saM.
Invest Iguturs ulso reported rluillug
Indications ot unlawful truffle lu
nurcutlcs. ' ' -' J . !
FRIENDLY SUIT
SEEKS RULING ON
INTANGIBLES LAW
(Contlnuod from Page Nine)
bo avoided, according to Mr. timith.--.
The Great Oregon association,
which Mr. Smith represents, has
Invoked the referendum on tbe per
sonal income tux recently puasoit
by the legislature und he Is visit
ing Eastern Oregon to ullow cir
culation of petitions ou this ulcus
ure. '-
l rSHOESHOSIERVjl
SELF-APPOINTED
DRY AGENTS ARE
HELD BY POLICE
(Continued from Pag 1)
tornado ' npiietireil. The children
runlicd to thu uehool Iiouhu but the
utorm destroyed It Just uh they en-
., 1 lered. Soverul other children were
injured.
In addition to tho school house
two churches, seven Htoro build
luffs und nlno dwellings were ruzed
by the tornado ut Klucuiu.
budges B"ve tthe men no authority
to make investigations or urreHl.
The shooting was believed to huvo
taken pluco in Kern county, Just
over the lino.1 ..
Jndtnu Kmhiics
Ornisby and Chonoweth suid that
sroitM AitM;s I'osi
WASHINGTON. Apr. U5 (Al)
The weather huruuu totlay issued
tho followimr storm wurninK:
. '.'Advisory southwest warnings
ordered l;3J n. in. Tape Hatteras
to KustporL, Maine; storm over
Central .Illinois . will tuuho n trout
BouthwoKt winds and Kales with
rain noxtt 24 hours."
men are busy. The south aide of
the bulldinK is bninff (rrnded for
an area of 8000 snuure oublo ynrdn.
Tho torn and devastated yard,
when the bnildlnff work Is done,
will bo landscaped with1 g&rdcn
und trees.
Tho wall for tho slufrs leading
to the bulldinK Trom the Htfht hand
side has been ulinosl finished und
soon tli oho stairs und tho luu steps
..J M M o Dlinruim
Merrill? Lumber company, ure in ) v. rli vt... I1llllh;r . S.nd mm article of impeachment ' ,,U11 " u,l" ".-i 1
r...,M,t. ' vuii ii,,. mi v..,ti ( " ". , .t. - ineyjiuu pusseu aim on mo ranua
" " " ",v "' Kianees ('auvcl. of Walla wulla, . cnurRes mo jurist ii;iicm,.uii lfiM. i. (I.,M.
Y.umbcr eompuny. They are. gnujt
ini; u lour or souk; of the we'stern
states bivestiKulliiK lumheriu? con
ditions, und will go to Portland
suon. j
Wuh.,:Whs jt Kueat pfj Mtsif Vina to : intimidate. Uo- (newspaperman
Conley, of la araiule. tbia week, that ho champed his mind luter
leuvini? Wednesday. ; This wei-H'-ml, ij,0nti tlio ,woiuan's identity.
Miss Conley will bo td1 Walla walla j
th
A sun bat
for a return visit They were so- j J'EW PROBLEM IN .
roi uy oioLv:ia in in v
while students on tho campus aL.
Now Miss t'ou-
Mr. Jind Mrn.f .O..M.. UaiieO...ori.usyii.fr'inH iiv J.it flrnii(lc'iiinl'M1n;4
f ,'il. 1 ft IHVI ,iF-r- r tv. f'T,,'
.a Graiule, has Lien lionored by Cauvel is employed in Walla Wallu,
CHiriit'lin Ilnnseii Cetw Officii
Miss 'Cornelia Hansen, uaiiffhter Whitman college.
vlection as secretary of the Wo-1
nu n's leaKiu', otKunlziitlon of tho Trill to California
women ut Whilmun colleKe. Miss- an( Mrs,- Stanley Mills-left
Hansen Is active in campus uffalrs. .Sunday on a ton day trip to Oalir tor runways,
.Sue Is a member or the I'loneer
staff aiid of Ye Talko Hhoppc.
'LANDING FIELD f.
'j ' QUESTION jftgRE
(Cohtinuod from Page Nine)
Leave for Tueonin
Mr. und Mrs. L. I1': llunn and
iluiiKhli-r. 1'hyllls. left yesterday
for Tueoiua. Wash.; and from there
will bo on to California. They will ing at Clcndule.
visit the Grand I'unyon und Yel
lowstone liark. nmKlllK a leisurely
vuralioii trip In their nutonioblle.
Their house, ut 404 Spring street,
is lu be occupied during their visit.
fornlu. I.os Angeles wus their ob
jective, and the special errand
which culled them ut this tluievwus
to witness und participate .lit the
graduation exercises of lr.' Mills'
sister. .Miss Josephini). Mills, who
has just completed her nurse ti-uin-
iis the furnishing of rock or gravel
grading, sodding.
draining, etc., would be. borne by
the city. . The-depullment woulil
tlo followed, according to their
story, in which (.'hullu wub shot
down :&nd his Indian companion ,
escaped by .running across thu des- !
nr rirn.ul.v ' un.l lli,,nnwnlli ;
brought Cliullu hero and surren
dered., ' ' ,
! l'OHsca sourching for tho missing
Indiitri after the buttle round 'jr,i
gallon' still in u cave and urrestcd
Its operutor. 1). u. llolden. whom ,
they found hiding behind out' of,
the IS vain, each or wiiien eon-
i tulned 6U0 gallons of alcohul, Holii-
) en said ho knew nothing about the.
shooting. Ilo said, according to
COttlJOVA, Alaska,, Apr, 2S
(A I') Willi luva dust settling In
noticeable umount on every roof
tore. It Is believed thut .one of t tit-
greut voleunoes of tlio Aleutlun Is
land group, cither Mount. HI... Au
gustine. Muuut lllluiiina or even
the might , Kutinui Is in eruption
uguln.
MJIU THIS!
Hpaco dully for morehundise
news of interest und .valuo
to you. ,j - . . -,
riotlilnx That Wears
Trices Tlittt Savo
( 9H irilDWAV AND SWK?"'
.equiro lilSl the riglll be- reserved bf( ,hal Il0 hlld bct. npyed
to, the neronaulieal public to hind h tho still, .i,
und to muko emwgeney or occa-j. " Y1
ined l'ivo IMHlars
Two men huuling logs for
the
sionuf lundiiiKs without churgc for
the privlh-ge, but tile city would)
ANTIUKS.-France, Apr.
huvo the right to establish a Bcalei '".."" "'" "'
s which would apply to; v . """'
of chargi-s
those wishing to use the field reg
ularly lor coiiiinerclul or oilier pur-
noon today.
Mr. ItielianlHhu ill Work-
M.. ..(-,... l.iiiiilii-i- eoiiinanv. wei-e ihikck. - tirovlfled that no prefereiv
fined five dollu-s and costs this tiiH or exclusive privilege tor the1;
nini-nlne In the Justice court on a use of tho field be grunted. The;
charge ot overloading the ., trucks cUy would huvc the light to build-
anu
Obituary
J. T Richardson, conductor on which were carrying the logs ulong -hii ngurs and rent space .
the O.-'W. It. & N. railroad on the the highway. The men were H. G. j would be Tree to muko nrrange
Joseiih1 branch train. Is back tin Wcrce and H. 1'. liape. ' incnls with u private orgunliatlon
Ihe job ugaln; Mr. Hichurdson hus '
been i-,.cui.,..tliiL- from a recent Mr. Scott III Wallowa County
iiei-ulioll which ho underwent ul
SI. Vincent's hospital In I'ortland.
Jle is llillch improved now.
t r-H
Airs. I'l(enilil- lmpnivlng
l-'iiellds of iMrs. Vk H. I''itxgi-rald.
of .Salt-in. iniitlii-i- of .Mrs. t'. S. i'ud
ilock. of thl$-, elty.'.Wltl .-be glad to
K-urn tiat sh is, recovering nicely
from a major operation which she;
underwent .Monday1 tit the Willuiiw
cite hospital Jn Salelij.' ' ;
E; ltussell Scott, seout execu
tive, wus In lluker last -night- in
connection -with - boy scout work,
and tho rest of this week he will
spend in Wullowa county. niostl
at Kntcrpiise. V conferring w ith
scouting .officials, : jr. '
'.Mary Isincy Very III-
Lillle JlHiyil-Oney,
daughter of
I'tM'.ltAl, SI'.ltVK'IOS I
Funeral services for (.'. H. Sliultz.
.who died Tuesduy 'evening, will be
held Sunday afternoon ut S o'clock
at the Hnodgruss und Zimmerman
mortuary.- The Hev. it. l,.'l'ut I
iihiii, uf tho'Chrlstlun church, will
preach tliu sermon. Htirial wlll be
in tho Island t'lty cemetery under
the auspices of the Moose lodge.
Mecmbers of the lodge ure asked to
meet ut the Moose hull ul 2 o'clock
Isil ML lillliltfti, fftllliU r'
I.. Ml S.uHVIr.TjfforMtiiid. renres-l today. ';ary Is In the second grade
entutlve oPdhe ('uifiirsnl Klectrlc ut f-entf
rw-ttt!
corporation, huiebecn In Lit Grande
for the lust two days on business
and visiting Ills friends, Mr. and
-Mrs. l. S. i'uddock.
lor Ihe niiinugemeni ot mo iiyms
operation' of tho field."
. following the reading of this
li-Ker ami some discussion, "'resi
dent A. T, Hill referred tilt, charter
matter to Mr. jCochrun. Uth"r in
vestigations lmvo"beor) "eonductea
by lity Manuger S'. C. frews.
Tho city iil'inagtT reported coti-
feriing with" thu iiiunuger of 'H'-, t go to the mortuary.
t olumola UOIge 1 runoruiiiwn
i-oiiiiiiiuv. lie said thut tho stage i i-vi. ii i. ti. in i.-i-u
Mr. and Mis.t. rtiKirew i,oney ji., ,.0i,,ully i eager to secure a per- pun,.rHj gcrvlces for Kdgur (iuy
is vW at; lu-r home sufrering , , depot ' here und that the 'j)av! an , b6 ,Iold llt . ,,.
from;-an a ts. k . of app. ndle Is. ,,,,.,. w, buck In a week tO( JnlI110l.Inlln .ary on
SI.6 is.reporlt-d to be a little better -,,,.,,,,,, , w(,rc. location. . ,,rl,,nv . ..',... ,.ck.
; AiiM.lntiiicnls Ae.-cil-l ,,.. ,',viH wus bom at Cleveland,
Acceptances of appointments to
the clly planning coluiiilsslon were ,.,, . rlu .,,,,
rul school.
(mm-h to I'eiufletou
Thclnia rickctt, of
l.a Grande.
went to I'eiidh-ton Tuesday uml ex
pects to rtrturn tho end of this1 j
week. Mini Plckerl who hus been Gel Marriage
vlsilini' ii ,l!.iiivi,t-..i- In ltiit-lev. Ida.. A niarrlagr
is ulso expected back soon.
To Visit at Khtin ', n ud from .Mrs. Churleton, Julius
Mrs. Gertrude lican. or Hun "I-! uesch. Chillies H. Miller. J.' K.
ego, arrived 111 1-u Grande today I .-u.,,erjld and George If. Currey
and was met by her In other-ln- (-,arles Kdnurds declined the
j uppnlntuieiit,
law. ('. H. Heun. oC hlgln. ' hey . , , . Mr- Hlll m., ncxl
to Klgln where Mrs. Ucun Wednesday night ut 8 o'clock us
drove
will visit.
,it-enMw-
license was issued I
to Gladys Miller, of I nlon, anil Kl-I
I'nuiies Mee (sk . 1
Useur Noycs. of I.U Grande, with
moiip "of frleifils, Wi lli fishing
P'liy tills, vw ek'on tlu Wallowa
rfver. They returned with u nice
catch Tuesday night.
nn-r .McAllister, or li Grande, yes
terday at the I nlon county court
house.
lllilDratcil lxvllir( -
An Illustrated lecture on the
"Life of I'hlisi" will be given at
tii... ii...,. fi.p tin- itli.tininc eonilllls-
I slon to inet-t und elect officers.
I The iiiiestlon of vucutlng a street-
und ulley ut the . Garrctl I Bill
...... 1 1 U,..-nn.l ulre.-t !
I vhiilllct Where u swlmllling tunk Is
(being num.. wus nguin tuken up
ami llie mailer wus rcieneu iu n.
cl.ty nttorncy.
A delegation or nun from tho
'Aider, fmatllla slrwt district ask
ed fur araillng or some type of
Mr. Ashhy at Wallowa J
H. N. Ashby. general wesli-rll
uianageft- of . the .Hownwn-Hlcks 1
l.iiniher eomiuiny. of l.u Grande,
has been at Wullowa on business
'or tile lust few days.
"elliriD, lo IIoiiH'
Mrs. S. f. Smith, of this city, re
turned to her home yesterday. from
Spokane where she hus been visit
lug her daughter, .Mrs, Harry l.u
vcy. -. -
Wis .Mrs. I iciii lug
Mrs. Clara .McGrew. or Milton.
" "Pending the week with her
r'nd. .Mrs. It. S. Klein
t.rande. -
I nilergiie, (ienilliiu
MalcoUn Cameron, son ot Mr.
"'ul Mrs. Hoy Cumeron, underwent
V mastoid operation at the Grande
Jl-amli- hospital this morning.
I'et.-r's hpiseopai cniin n i.y .". rl,Vl.,llpn. on their road and the
G. N. Tarklngton at 7:1 y clock ln,M nr,w-d to Inspect
Friday evening. , '( ,H , whatever h"j
i mild. The matter of gtlng water
to this district was also taken up j
and referred to the city manager.'
I'i J. Lilly wus given a contract;
to l.nlld a retaining wall on Fifth!
stn-.i..
ali-s. Jlaln -ar t'miililflliMi '
Mr. .Crews ri-porfid the water;
main to the normal school grounds!
almost completed. i
A sort IVltik lic ense was granted i
lo . H. I'ickett ut I3'l6',i Adams'
avenue. .
In the eily manager's report, the;
section from the health depart
ment showed 42 Inspections during
ii... u,.nL . II l. f,.np t-.tntletiifiatlons.
I;. -.'. -liits nl tin- treasurer's office)
during tbe week were tTll.it and
disbursements totaled ;,K71.u:.
lias Minor Operation
Mrs. Fannin Harris, who under
went a minor operation at the
Grande itollcle hospital Monday, is
reported to be progressing satis
factorily. Senator Watson
Wants Showdown
to l-laliit City
J- S. Ilryant, of Island City, re
turned to his home yesterday fol-"-lt!5
a Bhort vim in La Grande.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2.1 (AT)
. a.n.inr Watson, of Indiana, the
inn- in ij. republican leader, announce,, ,,.
Ing. in IJl "l ..i- .i,i he would ask
tne seuaiu ...... j -
for a vole tomorrow on the resolu
tion or Senator lleflln of Alabama,
asking the senate to express regret
for the treatment or the Alabaman
while he was making a Ku Mux
Klan address In llrockton. Mass..
March 11-
Ij.tln Is studied b nearly f." per
cent of the ." fonign lum.-uaye
.-tudeiitb m Idaho.
I S.-nalor Joni-s says drinking con-
gr.-sMiien ho vote dry are only
trying to keep ntVr people from 1
b.- onilng drinkers like thelilselves. .
There Is some nobility even among.
the uuit-t'lielale:
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U I sT I EM- - llnl I l nl lUnm IHiiitlnw . ' I IIM I
y wi The u,cat8t iu,mance f the Ycar j i
eTffC?S) L ' IH FcaturinB-anft Gaynor in the ffi
gSbJyxP' V J r ' -V,T grealwt role she has yet essayed ; ' i p ,
Coming Sunday , 4pt'y! ' , "Circus TiW' & News III i
. . c,.:.ta i iMrn w nra KtW m
. - I'1-' ii - r .. I vM'V i' i a i n un i i i i irw i ttra
5(A . - . . - ; u, ',, . arm,, i, r- ' V 1 J. 7. WA ,
., --' ' Sturched collars mulehed and ul- r9"
I' ? Tho new greens Ihe lali-sl blues . T.fJkVil-'-. U ' iffixSvt
i . ;' jtf- V . thu ,,, tuns-Am.l Ihe light , 5V4'V. J&-
! i j reddish sliudes never beforo shown 'vtr' ' () 'V f
i I zicXzt rwcady for a sailors knot Afi?AMSC '1 1
. 4ft . 50c to $i.5o , "Z-.: .
k jKi WjT Hows, Hulterrilly. or straight Mil.
IJ fjlk" '' '" Iti'ilieinber I be KiianUll War Vet- r-ip-vvWr-,Trrj0r'
LttS IIUllul 0 t5S? , ARCADE M
' , ' ' . (VA" " PRESENTS V-IO
Siiir'nuuoi'u in I lint M J kaW
ubabyof 18 months. Ills wife pre- T1C w l10le cast "talks" I ' " ItrJ
c;adn:,.s,.,,,9'7.l,'0 ortul u,yu"d u" I 1 a W FANCH0N & MARCO )
-r ' r - W F. & M. VARIETIES
( ' SATimilAY APRIL 97 A I
S - t&'K-' S- ITCl '"""V-. "J-.:-..f' J 1 It''" Vnuilfvlllo I-rtmeulcil In it Now Noel I'lishloii it'..'
IiNill sjfy it ll "iii:him c'i,osi-;i jiooiik" ' jj
'cl'' Mii 'feij ffJ I' " a '"",r" J
Friday and Saturday Special Price ft ntvTuia3B l W
Hoys' WiiHh Suits Age 2 to 8 111 M in uitcd" J J
Girls' Wash Dresses Age 2 to 14 I 1 Greyhounl 1,11 ?7 A
New Spring Huts for Ii.fi...ls& Missus ill II vlll m6fV
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