La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCITY EDITION EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPEREIGHT PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE mmtrn THE WEATHER ORKOON: Pair tonight and Wednesday; light local Areata In tha Interior tonight,' warmer Wednes day. Considerably lower humidity In the interior Wedneeday. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRK88 LA GRANDE, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 160 EASTMIAL COURSES ARE ANNOUNCED Booklet Gives Outline Of Required Work, Also . School Calendar ! FALL TERM OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 23 Advantages of La Grande as Educational Center i Pointed Out Surround ; ings Described. - Announcement of courses to Ih 'offered In Ihc Kuutern Urt'fion Nor. liml achool, an outline of subjects for the slandurd normal course and the school calendar for the year luy-liu are included in a pamph let whirl! has Just been Itemed by the state und which will he made available for every high school grnduule in this part of the state. The pamphlet Includes descrip tive matter about tha school in gen eral, about I .a Grando and Its sur roundings, and about living rendi tions, etc., for the Information of students. Two excellent full page pictures are feulured. one allowing tha arch itect's drawing of the school build ing and the other an excellent photograph of Wallowa lake. Tho booklet was printed under the dlrectl Ion of H. K Inlow, pri-s-ldent of the- normal school, who will make his home here utter May 15. - .. - . .. . . The School Calendar The school calendar for tho year follows: . .Summer inuirti'r: registration. June 17, 1 1t a ! . rinit six-week per iod ends .luly 2fi. lyi!'.l, second six week period begins July Z'.i, and summer quarter closes Aug. 30. JM29. Kali quarter: ICcgisirution Sept. 23. Classen begin Jjept. 24. Thanks giving holidays Include Nov. 2s and ' 2!i, quarter closes loc. .18. and Christmas holidays will continue from Doc, 111 to Jan. 2. : Winter quarter: ' Registration Jnri. S, IMC," quul'lcrclOses Mar. 21, 1930. M, Spring . (mai ler: Iteglslratlon Mar. 24, iiuarter rloses- June 13 Annual Eastern Oregon Meet To Be Here May 4 30th Annual Title Event to Attract Larger Num ber of Athletes Sever al Teams Entering, Finn, prcpnrattona for tho 30lh annual Must p ni Oregon blah achool truck und field meet, which will be held in Ia Grand Saturday of this week, are bring made by the achniil men who ure In charge of the event. Aa one of tha preliminary atepa ,a meeting of all officials htm been called for Thursday night at the 'high ttchool at 7:30 o'clock when a rule dlscuaalon' will be held. - The meet will bo held ' under Spauldlnga intercollegiate rule und J. H, I'eure. A. A. U. commiBduncr for Kn ter n Oregon, will be In at tendance. will be necessary ELECT HEADS FOR NORMAL SCHOOLHERE W. W. Nusbaum to Be Part-Time Musical In . structor in College Song Cycle To Start Week Of ' Event Will Be Staged by the MacDowell Music Club of Baker in the La Grande Hotel. WILL CONTINUE IN LOCAL SCHOOLS ? SEATTLE BUILDING GREAT AIR TERMINAL fWn..l.., . .. ,VJ . .. 1 The sung cycle. "In a Persian Oarden." by l,lxn Lehmitnn, will lie llio opening program fur imlluunl music week celehrntiiin In - ha tlrniule next .Monday night ut 8.15.1 o'clock in the. bullrooin ofth.c :tlrall(lR hotel when tho musical ' Jevcnt will be Blaged' hy the Mac-I Alt m ... u . nir - ; 1. -U'owell musicclub of Maker under All Faculty Membe r s jlne irCcuoir r jeasB a. noskniH. - Have A, B. 01 M. A. De-.AI'-s'c week beglna Sunday. PTPPs? nnd Most Willi " Tupmluy nlht tne nici jneeb ana mobt wiu'ml hHml wiX a(peur hl u cttnvovl Receive $2,400 a Year (t hiKh school. . j The linker concert will bo parti- . . , . Iclpated In by Mr. David Ktoddard, Mr. Fearea approval "7" T " L , a ' M c' T- Wodwlii. Mr. Leland ri'""Al meetliiK here today the board x- .,1V,11W,QU ,.,. i.-i ssary In the event any , , ' ..Hm'h, Mrs. r nincea Oliver, l.arle . . . ..... ' 'ITKCIIUI WICHUM """. records are broken but fan who have followed the varloim track teams this spring are of the opln- reKenOi of Oreion normal whoots electrd the following facul ty member for the new noruiul lienhiiin.- Ur. Theo (Carlson, .Mar cus Hwan and Hlchard Smurth- j siitool at Im (irande; '' vnntutfe of the opportunity of hear ing It," says Mrs. Lynn Wrbt, chairman of mimic week In I .a Grande sponuored : by tho Ja walt. Tliev niiDeareil In the samo ! concert recently In Baker and won not be moloatcu, untaa poaaibly !A,11K11la Zul,ei; pnychology bJV comnwitdHtlon for their cl one or two. ... I k, :..,.. K;.Cellel,C0- V, . . - i "i wlll bo an unuaual mualcal SluH.sl In IKtM. ' '. , '": ertuwtlon. an(, WB , thn, U( tho weekend It waa J""'1 ' '"' f"""'"" . nrande niualc- lovera will take nd. luurned that tho Kustern Oregon "uving an . n. ueare r ,,...- lier tu; pnyaicai eoucaiiun, ue" tlnuuua alhlotlc event of Ita kind "-' "iraeni acienee. r. ma qirvon- In thin state. It wa started In lHtf.l ": '";uo- I " " " " . In a mimewhat different form and "" " NaKhborhood. club. Hos- Conklln, now HUDorlntendont wurka of tho cycle are taken of Holioola at Union, waa one of tho lury and dean of women, iielt n fi.om Rulm)yt uf 01. Kllliy. orgunlaera. Inclilentully. thla year s- "'001- ,,,.', yam and tho atory of the Rubalyat Air. Conklln la president of the Th. poalllon f art In'ttor. oxcerpta from the book Kaatern Oregon Prlnelpala and Su- lil- arian and physical educH Ion wl, ,)U M,.B Uu8. perlntcndcnla association, which ' niathematlca remain to be fill- . wuln mt wU K(vo un u. haa always devoted considerable .,.,,,', 'tractive oriental number iireccdlng time to tho annual track meet at , ., . . ,, " Its aprlng mectlnss. hinco tnon ..... ....... ..... tho moct has been held practically ' ' every x..r. excepting during t1io mediate grades, Kate I.. Houx: su- world war, but the numbers were pervlsor uf primary, grades, Alice continued In order su that whllo " . "- this yeur's meet annual, actually the quurter, uccompanlcd by Mrs. hulomeW. IXmiIiuiii to King i Marie Ucnluim, tenor, who ap pears with Mrs. Iceland Klnch, su- dcr su that while an.wonuui, i. .. ....... mno in a duet "A Hook of Verses rS r;:ra0d,PZrby;,a; ough, ,s widely AM,;....,.te,y . athletes . Li ICoatiawd o Fw it Pendleton Men Are Guests At Forum Luncheon (Continued on I'ugo 6) Grade Schools To Exhibit Art filled. All faculty members huvo A. B. ur Jll. A. degrees. All will receive rulnrles of tHOV except the fol lowing! Amanda iSobcl $28iiu, l. IS. !.Macomber 27l)ll. W. W. Nusbaum 200, Kulo I. Iloux II00, euro ' nr '1 f '-JW'.'J 'H"" Sfc-vemion. W0, Ktyth. Darby i ...... . ' .', I , . ; . I. Three. promlncunt.lVndellon men, I The annual art exhibit of the l.a M SBAI M TO COXTIXI K IVtlllK j l'Ved Kaulkner, Hum StlltH ' Embarrassing Moments? Read About This One YAKIMA; Wash., April SO I (Al:,. Lemuol lit'rschel saved : up $G0U uud burned his old clothes preparatory to buying a4 now suit and on automobile. Then he discovered tho Guu had been In a ouckct of tho suit he burned. Exonerate Man Whn Shnt Wnman f Ai Liquor icaid ilt.WKI-: SCHOOLS jaml Dr. W. I. McNury. were guests , j der on upplo tuduy of Mr. Nusaunrs'of the chamber of commerce at; f.KNKVA. 111.. April 30 (AIM- along the Ardsl MANY AFTER ifiiiniifiTii rtv i rudiuuiouii FARM BOARD Few Volunteers for Hon orary Posts But Plen ty for $12,000 Jobs HOOVER WILLNOT Atrr UXNTll. LiATJ-K Eastern New, York Fed eral Attorney Balks . oa i f i. rl oenaw; yuw un uvutiii- ture Plan Delayed, i -. Dy James I Wat (Associated Press Staff' Writer) ' WASHINGTON. Apr. 0 tAP) Even before President Hoover has finished the difficult task of com pleting the personnel of his law enforcement commission,' lis. finds the problem of .electing members . ror another Important new agency, the federal farm board .already being thrust upon him. . There have been few volunteers for the honorary posts of the com mission, but indications are that there wilt be plenty of .candidate, for tho 112,000 places on the farm board. Many of. the hopeful. In fact, are In Washington now to evert what Influence they can mus ter to obtain appointment to this new foderal organisation which la expected to have power and stand ing comparable to that of the fed eral, reserve , board or . the Inter stale commerce commission. Hoover Not Worrytnff While some names may tiava been suggested to tho president, however, he has given little if any thought to appointments, a this la a -problom he will be called upon to meet only after oongra in completed tho pending farm relief legislation and he has .signed It. Mr. Hoover Is never .disposed to cross his bridges before reaching them. ' ' ' :., in tho technical school of his own ' ' "T5 . .p t.rTj.- '" A" body with kerosene, according to .. . lV seem to be Vory certain that re- Ml.0u.el Hllverktein, ohter Of Mount IJSEJ Tu..oVf".r P0""' hf h Vcfhon. detcctlve,' and. faptalnl , , c, . .IJjd, oiL,aon,ot of.Krank 0. .Iwd, former Philip mtmm.,yi um oZWTt Kimm r Am burg town po ire . Kdtoo industries at Orange, N.' J, j ore "om the mark.. Mr. t.w. The charre-i'liody was found un- Thomas Kdlson la In Florida I den, who waa foremost among Hr. der on upplo tleo in. a thicket ..A, h weiKht of advancing vears 1 Hoover's opponents for the repub. ey road last Hutur- MtB on ,., inventor's shoulr "cal1 PWentlol nomination, wltlt- 1 , . '. ... 'I ho hl, dlKlievrlled. m lutLmvepI rumumv) of Mir travel In doomed lo ntliKHil by comfort. For llio firm tiiuo In tlio I nlUHl Slates, mid irolnlily Ju tho world, mi nlrHrt NiHHenjrer deHH 1m to 1P built on the rtiii'liUri of n mllrond lor mint I. ThiH In tho Itocinx Htrort mnv under con htriicUoii by Kinir'N t'ouiily tiuiiiortlU In KcHitlo, Wnsh. liwMmrr tinfflo wlll inihh from tlio tli-kot orrh-o thriiimh tho HitmMtK'r coiMNinrseH illrwlly Into thiMbliiH of tho pIhiicn wllhoiit oikh ' hMivhitc rover. Just un In n modfi'ii riillroud Million. Tlio Irrntliuil. w'Jileli will cot $l,500,MMIt ehisive ol' tlio 1 AO.jH'ro Uu, tU.tnroil abov.i na tlio artlHt vImIoiim It when completed. YOUNG HUSBAND ADMITS MURDER White Plains Torch Slay ing Is Cleared Up with His Confession WHITK PLAINS, N. Y., Apr. S) (AP) Karl Francis Pcacox today confessed that tic killed his HO-year-old estranged wife, Dorothy, after ..v quarrel, and'-. binned1 her Thomas Edison Seeks Youth To Carry On Work " NKW YOHK. Apr. 30 A1) Thginus A. Kdlaon la Bccklnff un. Atnorlcun achoot boy whose aulen tlflo mind may quullfy him to carry on the work of tho grat Inventor,. When Kuch a boy haa beoiv Irctcd by mean of one of Mr. Edi son ' funioua queatlonnalvea, ho will bo u warded four yuars tuition! phy. hpftlth and pliyslwil cducutlon afternoon ami irom t io v u iioitk j IIIIUIIIl Ul A V III iiH'iiwiihi' imMkotimll. fnol m . n Ihc cveniiiRr ior inu iuuti. imek and tennis for men). hlHtory, i mothera, iclaitvos. frlt-nda und gan- iiiHtlicinatica, imiair. ltsychuloh'y, acknee and soclulocy. Outline of Niilijeets Tho outline of aubjecta for tho standard normal course follow: l''lial year: I'lrat ((uarter: Kmillali granimur and coinpoHltion, blolotry I. Intro-Uiu-llon to toHChlnff. mualtvfunda nu'ntalK, art fundamentula, huulth education and library pructlcc. Hcrond uuarter: Introdut'tion to Kru'linh lltt'tatuie... biology II. or ganization of sorh-ty. prima iy or intermediate cdneatloii. primary or interintdiatc nubile school music. (Continued on Pnem fi) MR. M'CORMICK LAID TO REST IN PORTLAND Mark Mcformlek, aifel 75 yciirrt and a rr-Mident of Ia tirande ftir manu years, waa laid to rent at 'orlla nd Sat urday niornl iifr with tlu Odd Kellowa Uuific In charge. HfOtuditiK to word received hero by relative. Sir. AlcCormick died ThurKday evenhK- lie was an uncle of Mm. W. H. Ttonter and Kenneth McCormlck of 1i Grande, and a brother of Mrs. Frank Bidweii. of North Pow der. Mr. Mcformick and Mrs. Hidwelt left here for Portland Thursday morning when they ltnt nod ut hia wrave illneKa and Mr. McCormfek. L'nlon county clerk, had not returned this morning. The deceased wai also survived by bis wife. He left here Heveral yearn ago because of his health and In Portland went Into the pHcery httslnPKs. White In La Grande he a superintendent uf the flouring mill here for a number id years, making his home on Atlanta ave nue. The news of hia death waa re ceived with adneH in U Grunde by hia large circle of. friends. TUIIAV 7:30 a. m. 39 above. Minimum: 33 strove. Condition: partly cloudy. 37 vi;atiii;k yi;nti;iii)AY Maximum 51. miniuiiim alove. Condition: cloudy, rain .OS of Inch. BE MAY 9 AND 10 w K.M iil.i: Arit. an. inn Maximum 73, liiinliuuill 34 above. Condition: cloudy. eral puljlc to I)" guests. . . It is then that. Ihc people of J.al Grande will see' the concrete re-1 '. suits of the work In art which hai . been done during the entire year , . tmls.n)lf.pn fncf T- Pp. under 'he instruction of Mrs. I.. L. I AppieSdUte d.Sl Ih 1V uougiass, un supervisor. - hearsing Nightly; Miss Hundreds ar,!l hundreds of spect- I Sartain Is Director mens 'it urt Work; everything from i. cruyon drawings and water color! .... ' ,, rulntl.igs to cut paper work, will l-rut-tlee for "Applesauce, the be on display. high school play to be presi'lltcd by ' . ... " . 'the Junior class May S and 10 Hie leuche-s are busy his wee: j ftl th(, j( 0rillMl(. lIlKh w.,ool. Con asslsting Mu Douglas In the l- ., d relear. iingcment of their rooms to brin.T ; , ar(j ,.vleni.nI! tne r,.9us of training and practice and promise that the piny will be one of the best ever to lie given liv tho school. Tliu directing Is done by Miss fatherlne Hartaln, dminutlc In structor at tho high school. The stage effects will be unusually good. Miss Kartain says, and adds at the east of characters are pc '(Continued on Page 8.) . : t Long Beach Man Arrested Today mondallon for a purity of rates Un,nd' Jury from tho Interior to Hvumn unu . l'ortland. und stated Unit his vl-1 ' -i oinlty was strongly opposing this IT anl unlrir Win1c aa It was feared that a split would lYCllluCIY.y IT UUUS bn made that woulil Increase pies- I ernt nilos. possibly five per cent to l'ortland. He staled that this would erfoet local people aa well as I'niatllla county fanners, tin j motion tho matter waa referred tut j tho agricultural committee. Mr. Kuillkner also snoke briefly on the 1 grain rate problem. tho ahnouimcniant said 1 night grilling at Mount Vei rion po- a -.. ;,,,. , ,.., .,, ., lice heacKiuarters he broke down f ''".f"""; r CJ' ... . ,,. . ! tho coimulaalonera of the Uiatrlut I ' '"ornlng. the officers said, and Co!,1InblR wll, , ttk(,d to I ini.de; a complete confession. ;.,,, 0110 ,, ,,tU(lolll wno , ! nnu 'Wiiwi, oimtmt;, Peaeox, who la 21 ymun old. was I brougtiL hero fioni Mount Vernon T1 J. 1 fTl 1 'and quealioned In private by Dla- rUtcll 10 TOM trlrt MtornW l'rlt A. Coyne. He I will ho taken buck to Mount Ver Gun Battle Is ' non this afternoon for formul ur- Ky April 30 ."iignmeni. best reproscntutlve -ot American manhood und possesses the. highest ublltly In aclcntiric subjeats dur Ing the school year of lQi!ft-X. ' ' , Kach of the 49 winners will re ceive a free trip to tho Kdlson lab oratories whero they wlll bo asked to answer the questionnaire which will bo prepared personally by Mr. I'AlNTHVII.I.K. I ( A I'? Three members uf a family ' According o he alleged confoa '..r ul. u-a,... Ulll,. noothnl. mm, U'ftM Sloll of I till VOIltllflll llllsblllld. US Klllsnil Dr. McNury gave an Interesting Khim ,,,, hH ,,ro1(!1. W11M wounded u"l" I'ul'Hc by Caplaln Hilverstci. I : ' ,M,my.. , i" "i " "uods ten miles from Here, "i" touple hud been living l"t.lv Pamiihfat Hill I'matllla llaplds project and ex- ,,.., ,oUv ero hum-, following a dlsi.green.enl, ' Tlio,"- ' UmpnM Ol U plaining in br er wnal tne nroje. i ,,vesliKall..n by the ifo went to New York whllo I'en would accomplish. ' ..,.. .,,, , ,.r n, cox contlmii-J to live In Ills Mount M. 1V1. iiuni, cnairman 01 uic , ... ul, ,.(- nonventlon weluoinliig coiiinilllee. . ' . made a brief report. I'resl.ient A. ! "u " victims. I.eo Olb- W. Nelson announced two commit- "". "2; bis wife, 3 a; their,, son, tees as follows: executive commit- Heinle, 14. and Wallace, llannith... tee on homo products campaign: , 30, were round several hours after Merton Kiddle, chairman: S. I,, the wounded man, Wayne Hannah Thompson. I'harlea A. Ralilin. ' had been brought to a lluspltal Frank McKcnnon. I'. A. Kpling, Kcl here. To Be Introduced Vernon hoiiie. Frances Mnrriiy,- 19. Is being held WAHHINQTON, Apr. 30 (AP) In the Mount Vernon Jail as a ma-. A bill-to. permit sex patuphlnts, lerlul witness. Miss Murray, the which may be classed as oliscene, police allege; In I'eocox's 'sweel- to bu sent througlt the malls by heart. Hhe was urrealed last night recognized inedlrai organluitlons, at lior room in Ifdsl street. New was In course of preparation today York. by -Hcnutor. t'opeland, dutuocrat, Die girl (old nollco she had New York. " . J t In Washington ttssert thai ho would not accept' hieinhershlp on the board even If It wero ottered to him. ;, , I "ami V"tv ToanormwT Pesplte Interruptions which have delayed progress of the senate farm bill thus fur, Chairman McNary fo the agriculture committee ' ,tn charge of tlio measure, was hope ful today that Its consideration could tie completed this week. ' A vote on the debenture section had been counted on today, but the ruct that the senate was able to give only one hour , to tha (arm bill yesterday and developments during that discussion changen thut expectation. Now a vote on this disputed section la not looked for until tomorrow or Thursday, (Continued on I'age 4) Un 1 WO VIliriiCO culiurly well fitted to their parts Jasper. Arno Voelz. K. H. Apple-1 county uffleers can see no other stayed with I'encox In Ills Mount; The nerd for. 'such legislation. Inn. I llin Inl rHl 1 II IT IllllllitV Of the lV. UfOrge HUlltillgtOn (Uriey Und nvl.,.,,t,t ,. t, Ilin fl-,l,eilV WlH Vrnnn I, no rl ,.,,,l,l f,,l llml l,n hud ' f'otlellind Sllld. WHS Culled tO Ml ! play Itself and the past successes ia, Charles Hlngner: committee to In- .lni 0iKrowih uf nioniisliliilng. O. K. ration, wnnted In Long hh nerformanee. all unite to pre. llench, '('ill., on a .charge uf forg-'jlet favorable fortune. ery was arrested In 1-a Grande j "It's a good play." says Hobert this morning bv two officers from j Htoddui'd. leading man. "1'eople Long Heard who have been hern twill like It. It's humorous all the ror the last two days seeking the-way through." suspect. The arrest waa made In j Hetwcen acts music will be fur the business seotllon near the post nished by Ihetilgh school orches offlee building. I tra diretaed by Wft W. Niislionin. The. officers are to start the re-I The characters In "Applisauw" turn trip to Long Beach wllh their prisoner this evening, local police officers stale. i'atten. alias A. It. Kissler. is also wanled fur bond Jumping, lie was arrested in Lindsay. Cel., April 12. and bis trial was set for April 17 for forgery, lie was released . on j;.r00 bond and mailed to uppeor. I'atten has. served terms In olh I San Quentin und Kolsom. j The arrent here, by Ceorge G. Manners, detective sergeant, fol lowed a chase through Nevada, Utah, Idaho and Oregon. are: llibert Htoduaru. .Margaret Cunllffe. John Merry. I.ee Johnson. Irma Kennedy. Mildred lllokland and Ullss l.eslle. vestlgate individual pumping in reference to valley Irrigation: I'r. i W. l....,..- llni.,.n McKennon. Chase llohnenkamp, Itpf lltlfl. Is Asked V. T. Phy, Wray Luwrencc. A. it. I HJarrSnap LicPllXe lunter. Merlon Kiddle, I'Yank I ' tft- UlVVlim, I.... I,,.,.nnl,1 U' I.' f'nH,lrr,, until .v. j. ... ... . i , Itobert Wllhycombe. ! " Mr. Nelson announced that the I SAl.K.M, -tire., Aii II 30 (AT) Itlue. Mountain grange would serve There Is no money buck guarantee for the chamber, of commerce the ir nurchuscr Is not satisfied on sccouu 1 llesuay in may ul me who mnrriuv. licenses IssueU III I'olK ,n? -1lniJ(.r lllt. name of Lillian (Ap, '-ivno on., r(niy. IISI niilio.iy unvio,,,,,, that the lalli'l settlement coininit- (.iy (erk Hlnck ' obligiligly lee would report next Tuesday. '..,rf )llK rco lo Issue u license j to Albert .1. (lalliip anil Minnie I . I icalluii, who bud been divorced only ' in few mouths. Monday morning A l)f r fCt ri A fl I IlVll,,,,, 1 , 1 1 given her nonie or his wire's cloth- attention when Mrs. Mary Warn bn;. Iiennelt was convicted recently iu on I Im night or Apr. I, l'cncux N' Vork of sending through the was playing urds ut tho home ot "Jells u sex primer which had been hlr mother-ln-liiw. Mrs. Alplionse distributed by Y. M. l, A.s. A. J feln.leman, lii Hronxvlllo, when; " ' he recalled that it was his first Wife Qllit8, He KUlS wedding anniversary. He excum-dl TTf. r Jj hlmselr and drove In his car to! OOUS, 1 tln DUlClUe8 the house in West 143rd street.! - New York, w Here his wife was llv- loItT WILLIAM. Out.. Anrll 30 A 30-yeuro!d paper mill Manny. employe deserted by hia wife, today j Arriving at the house, I'rarnx's irHi,Ked Ills three smal sons and I --vl asel TODAY'S BASEBALL American Iuawue ; . -11. H. K. HI. Louis 8 12 II Ketroll ....5 10 3 Halteries: Ogden i'ollins and Kcliange: Ydo, Hinlth and Phillips. R. H. K. I'hlladclphlu - I 4 0 Huston 4 1 Hutteries: Kurnshaw. Hhores and Cochran; Morris and Having, r Mrs. Grandy And Mrs. Harding m n ("rill . t i r i liiilluu was back trying to got his leu oi ineir journey 10 viesi (Cnnllniied on Page 8.) ;then committed sulcliio by throw- ling himself in front of u train. money reiuriieii, riiimnimn ,i . (lie rt-niarrhiKe w-as "all off." t!ai- : One ot those reminiscent tilings I ll mule team. Kail Lake City was lap HIM Ihat wme Knlem frl"'"'" given by pioneer persons rich In Just a little village, rollowrd the eausi-o i" background oV rxiM-rieuce ami life I'latle river all the way along. Had her mind. He appealed to the, HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Amil3U. was a feature of the meeting of no trouble crossing t he plains. II sheriff uud the district attorney, (AIJ) Krancls T. Wlialen. the man itlie Daughters of I'lah Pioneers I weeks on the way -72 nays, rrav- , nut llie eouniy sun ie w no ininss up ninny iiiiiiks ior held at the home of Mrs. Jack HI- eled every' day: camped two nlglits iiurom i,ioyil lo u.i in me. n,,,rieH, all The de lehtful treat was the in a place once near r i. nan wncre ; ,wu oivorceo ann i:m-iiik u couri Informal talk given Jointly by Mrs. l.ydla Grandv and Mrs. K. C. Hard- I MAN OUT WIFE, $250 A MONT I Parade Precedes Flag Fund Dance l'n--eding the fla?; fuml benefit My I dnmT to l Riven by tho SpMUlKh-Ainerlr-Hn war velerana, a i... . , , ... .... . ,, -r.tlu flint frton I got arquaintiMi i i.iu wruiiR u inv in) hum. fie, ... . . . , .. i tiroceKHim, headed by the Amer' rtm war vt'mn, will march up biff, of 1-a (Irando, U-lllnif of their corn in tr to the Grand; Itontle valley when Mr. Grandy waa 17 and Mr, llardinir waa II year old. The atory ta aa follow: K. H. Moiiiaa. the rot. " Wafhimrtoii to ' Koorth, down i Fourth to Adam and then along Ada ins to the Kjunjawea Inn. The j dance will be held at Zuber hall. 1 The dance committee report 't-plendid ro-oiertlnn from all vet jemn, mlliUiry. fraternal and eivk: onnniiatiomi, alao from merchant 'jind cltieena. In giving their benefit dance. we bad to have aomo work done lpntt If filfi For 'order to pay $J0 a month alimony on the whkoii and the tea mi h Hhod, f ' hire today. We didn't an- many aeltleinenla ; MtilX (iVCV lilillitX Mra. U'lialen, known In v.iud - villi aa Judy Kimt, told the t-'iint they went uver to aee f'arl.t. hut W YOUK, Apr. ."'Ai'( whon thev iz.il Iher. Wbtileti dn- along tin: riaid. The fii-t ki de ment entered was Koda HprinK. Idaho, to ftvt freah boiler. Taxi-Truck Crash Takes Three Lives NOIiTK HAVKN', Conn.. Apr, 30 ( A I') Thre,o men wore in dahti killed and two Kerloua'y Injured early today when t. iuxi driven by I'Yurik Goodall, of flurtford. ciuhIi ed into a dbuble I tiuek on the Hartford post road n-r heie. ; I'ASTftlt M. TltlAli AGAIN I .OH ANGKI.IM. "al., Apr. 30 (AD The eeoMd trial of the llev. It. I'. Hhnler on eharpra of llbei- mr (he KulnhtH uf folumhu by with In the Grande Hondo valhy. Crowed the nlalna In I64. I a Grande wa jutd a little town Old Town the land where the town of Ia Grande now stand wa uwJ for rruiintc. All the valley out by Klin waa nothing but dewrt. It land lunch wa comddcred to bo (tood only for stock ruisinic, but now it 1 the fin eat wheat center In the valley. "Started from Miaaourl river April 18. U64. Came all the way to the Grande Itontle vulley wjth "IV., II.. u In.llun tw.ltu f.ll ..l..ii Tu utnl a..f ..nv ttl u 1 It Uilllllt ftlHf ..... .. . . , . ' " , " c (led llie ay eny waa not inr ner ....i.iiMi.lnir i f.. l ni.lh nt the onler the wy-a narrow, deep trail, i he spend, even half a. much , a the " , , , ,,.,., I ,.TM, a rourt where, he Indians had gone a long ( w ou.en folks do for a -Is ,o beauty. , (() 'Z'V. vtll L single file. No trouble with Inill-I . Hut they do and It's more than .J" . ' , . kiiiiiim s nrst I mil ended in a llis- ans.. One day we were afraid w. half. loo. oi-corillng lo a survey ', , ' a.,, ,., . ,.,"""'""" might be attacked and wateh-d leimr.d by i.orotliy (liuy. a beau- r ' , ; , "rTT.'ir.TT.T.T, during the night for on alla. k. ty s lallst, bused on traile stalls- !. , " ' " "' ' AltltLsl' 1 1 M Ol I K I Al The braves came up.lo the camp . lies and d. ar.l.i. nl of col eree '" "'," " ."' b"T "" ; AVAI.ON. Hunts .'alallna Island. at noon when we stopia-d for rest figures. Kor facials, hair They were all dressed and barber shop luxuries men spent Ollles " " "le ne u iiimik ni.y ii,-fs ii i I'al., Apr. 30 (All 1. M. I'Ollia- dldn t leave un tlie next ioa,. , tnus. Avalnn city Ireasurer. waa ar- In war oalnl and they Just came In In IMS in this country 1 .til,ii.liull,. " .' n, n.u ni.oi.Miy resie l l.y M Angeies eouniy in- and rode aroud the wagons and the survey sl.o.s. The fern- inlnlmiiin the i-oii-t allowed. Hhe veallgalurs on a llituur charge. W. lifted up the covers and looked in Inlnr beuuly bill was 1 1 ,M,- kpt : 'pr rv"1 'haen's 1 If. Ilevren . police commissioner, the wagons. Our brother, Joseph IJiui. ' earning mid any year lie mukes and three others were arrested on , . ) Knriuta ulunv cost father HfO,- mora tlian I30.0UU she is uliuwed a charges of conspltucy to rloluto iCootliiucd oa I'ugv i) VV4.00V, , , .. . bonus. llio Wright att. n. h. k 4 a - t'hlcago , 8 14 : latteries: lludlln. Harder, Milju and I,. Kewcll; Wlelund, Dugun an . C'rouse. . ' ll. ii. !: VHtllngtoll 9 IT Nmv York 10 13 t IJiiiteriesT llraxton. Brown. l,ei ka and Hpemtcr, luge; Zaehary. Moure und Jorgensons. Dickey. jNailonul lieaguo (sines n. ii. m. New Vork n I i llrooklyn .. t 4 II Ijalteries uud llogau; Vance and OeHerry. I'lltsliurg-St. puued, rain. Louis game post- . K. H. K. . Chicago 4 8 1 Cincinnati , 5 t flatteries: itlako and Antry; May and (loocli. K. II. K. Boston I 1. S. I'hlludelphla .13 18 .1 Batteries: Brandt, . Wens and Tavlor; Mcflraw. - Wllloughby, Uwoetlund, uud Lerlul). ' . : . .