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; 1 Local News In Brief LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pace Five im iinl TuiUkIiI Music iuiil!i of Mrs. It. J. Green' will appcui in a recital to be given tonight at 8 o'clock at the La. iGrando hotel. The public Is invited tu attend. The students taking part include the following: Owen- J ilolyn l.ilton. Merrill Atnaworth. Slater, Carl Helm, H. K. Dixon Dorla Wurncr, David Hlatt, Eve-1 E. It. Itlnco, K, 8. Ivanhoe. 11, Driving to linker A number o( lawyer of 1-a Grande drove to Baker today to attend the funeral of Jamea M. Nichols. Some of the men who went were JudKe .J. W. Knowles, i. j. ureen, rtenry Metw, j. it. , SEEK DENTIST TO IDENTIFY SKULL Los Angeles County Au . thorities Investigating Giwsome Find. lv n M aston, Peggy Uohncn kanip, Frederick Hlngaman. Jane Htango, Mary MacAlllster. Robert Hcuter. Marie Kloberg, Nancy Guild. Mux Stoddard, Kuth Mac A Ulster and Kdna Towory. XS ANOKLKH. May 20 (AIM Sea re h for the dentist whom lUith oiitles believe might establish the Identity of the victim whose Hkull o ilvo llay The pupils of Miss. Imogen Rus tl of Central school will present play Vednesduy afternoon In the igh school auditorium ut 2:30 p. i. The name of the play Is 'The Hnow Queen," by Hans Christian' Anderson. A small admission fee will be charged, the proceeds from which will go toward the buying of a projection machine for Cen tral school. Kitchen and Court Reporter H. R. . was found In the I .oh Angeles rlv Hanna. The funeral was held at er bed near here Saturday, today eleven this morning and they will .occupied the uttentloit of county return thia afternoon. Investigators. In the opinion of the county autopsy physician, the head be Ion gn to the torso which was found In Tu Have Dinner " Arrangements are to be com pleted this -week for the Oregon lumnl and student dinner to be Spend Sunday at Cote Robert Smith and his mother. b. AieyersicK, Mr. anu Mrs. r.. w J minus; arms and legs floating Anurews, Mr. anu airs, uuy Men-lho wime Hver 8lx week BBO cer. Mr. and Mrs, William Scott, I ... . ,. ' . . . ,i viL-uii. u..,. .... Since that time no clue has been day at Cove. . They returned last nlrrhf . ' 41. 1 U.... 1 tt .1 .wl Homhs From THUnioolt . 0e n." be,en canneeted Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ken-In havoUvith tho ln the ,ru, of tt returned from Tillamook, where ,lt. He was later released. Mr. Ferris attended a Lions club I lPerts of the county homle do convention. Ho is president of8n-l';,a vm of the opinion today the local club. established us to the Identity of the woman victim, no motive for t hut it would be only a Inning he mado on error on a single by Duff, allowing the pitch er to reach second.. This was af ter successive hits by McKcnnon, Hylvester and Knight, plus Tay lor's error, allowed three more men to score. Kill slit hit a single and the error let him go the rest of tho way to homt plate. . Hopkins held the Pirates fairly well In chock, being responsible for only six hits and two earned runs.' Ho struck out It) men. In the eighth Enterprise had a chance to score after K. Colllngworth rap ped out a single but Taylor hit Into a doublo play. In the ninth A. Colllngworth singled but was caught on second by Murchlson. . Krrorlefc Ball -In the fifth Inning, Htokke gave up his position to GarJty and In tho sixth Owen Price went to left field, Moore moved to center. King to second, McKennon to short I. C. C. UPSET UY DECISION FROM COURT (Continued trora Pag 1) citson of the lower court. The hitler controversy, wuged for years over the valuations placed by the Interstate commerce com mission on railroad property for rate-making purposes was ended In the highest court In a substan tial defeat fur tho com mere o com mission. In ending tho controversy the court overturned the valuations used by the commission for rate making and other purposes whteli are approximately eleven billion dollars -less than claimed by 'the railroads. Under It the co minis - and! Mon must scrap its valuation of Telegraph Golf Match Will Be Played May 22 KirciKNK, Ore.. May 20 (AP) The first interseetlonal telegruphlu golf mutch, with the two partici pants more than miles away, will be played - Wednesday and Thursday, with the teams of the University of Oregon und Harvard university meeting .on. their , own Railroader a Lead In Horseshoe Tilt Tho railroad ' horseshoe teum scored seven victories out of lu yesterday In the first part of a contest with the municipal teum. Tho city scored 359 points to the railroaders' 470, In ringers, how over; the railroaders only made, seven more than the city, 11! I to 1H. The remaining 16 games are to be played next Sunday. It is uIsq announced thut Fen- A judge of a Connecticut town, court decided the police force wa overweight, He leads them In daily i reducing exercises. - - Helms left the game. Tito new years, conducted at great expense combination worked llko a clock, tto the government and prepare new continuing to handle all chances 'valuations giving consideration tu without an error. reproduction values. , Next Sunday La Grande goes to The opinion will, according to Kntcrprlsc. ' Tho Box Score Kntorprlao AH R H VO McCubbln, c 4 A Colllngworth a 4 3 Payne, lb matter of j Whitman, 1 Cobb, U...... ColllnRworth, nv Taylor, rf ... McOarry, 3 ........ a few days until they could name !,. l.u ilia inatli . . Hero From Pendleton ... . Frank Cullen spent tho weekend 1 A 8a,c" w weln' carried on i i n.,.i. r..t i.. i todav for the arms and legs near izlven Sundav at 0 o'clock at th relatives. Mr. Cullen returned to I1" wnp, t' ine "" inui ' " . ' SHmiawea Inn In honor of Rnrt., his home at Pendleton last evening. lukuI1 fractured as If by a blow from Hrown warKer, vice president or ! t university or uregon, wno wiii .iere ior wwkciiu ere that day. Cards have been1! thv U lij'he mailed to most of the former Ore gon students and a large attend ance Is anticipated. To Attend HUi-al . Members of the Union County, liur association, headed by Robert Kakin, president, and Colon it. Kberhurd, secietary, left here this" morning to attend tho funerul scr-; vices for ' James Nichols, which Were held from the Episcopal church In Iluker with the Masons in charge. Hero Front Tat-oma Guy L.. Lindsay of ash., is a guest at the home of his mother, Mrs. A. R. Lindsay and slater, Mrs. E. D. Stelncamp. Mr. eLlndHny drove from Tacoma by ear, and will remain for several days. He is manager of the Piggly "WlKgly stores In Tacoma and Seattle. 5 hammer, had been picked up by small buys. Not realising whut . Mr. and Mrs. H. Oreon, of Pen-.their grewsome find meant, one of dlcton, were visiting in Ctrandojthe boys impaled it upon a suck over the weekend. They returned "( .carried It to the roadway, last evening. .' where a horrified woman hiolorist , , ',,' , ! loaded the boys Into her. car and Sunday In Walla Walla '. ; hurried them to nearest telephone Mr. and Mrs. Marion McClurg spent yesterday In Walla Walla, Wash. They returned last evening. Hero From Portland Mrs. Elmer Hen tie tt. Miss Lux en burg, and W. M. Ruickhalter of Portland visited in La Grando niollce here Informing thorn of the where she notified police. That the woman first was mur dered by blows on the head before her legs and arms were severed. waH lor lloved A letter from Tacoma. Wash., to Hopkins, p 2. .the government, result In a rapid fu'h par, I upward revision or rates, uimougn 'counsel for tho railroads during .argument of the case emphatically denied . that it necessarily would ( result In higher tariffs. These us- 0 .sorted that the railroads would be u 'controlled by what t)io traffic could j bear. courses at Kugeiuv undvi:ostnn, and dleton horseshoe players have chal shooling agalrvt par. The Harvard , longed the La U run dors to a match. athletic ( council . today : accepted . , Oregon's challenge. v. . Hon Moo. cupuln of the 6rvgon IMates bearing the words "Hun team and riK-ent ivinnci of Hu I'ur'orablo Scars" have been affixed to elflo coast coufel-eiiCu individual I tho stuto capital of South Carolina title, and -C T. Haas, I'ui ilifnd,.j wherever Shermun's cannonbulls conceived tho Idea.' t : Each ftiur-nuui.loani will itlay 1 1 holes Velnesday and Tliurwiay. 4 A scoring : plan, tcntntJvely a ti reed upon, would awimt olio iiotnt for rQlXt.iff I l L SMOIS-MOStERYj Aorosa from Bohnenkamp't l.iii:s o i:i:si.i: iuvon IIIAMI.MKItS. ' New shipment JUHt in nKuin wllh tho full UHMortmeut of fine colots. $1.10 : Cost of rcpniducllon at prevail-! ' Inn prieea 'waa accepted court hh an clement lu i vatuatluiiM. It witH statctl tltat kucIiI 0. by the i-allroud'j cuHt was on Importunt Item to be iriven cunalderutlon in delerminliiK ,, . , . , . ivaiuuiioii.. .... .ici eveu uri-vory m tniru. , Justice. Ifolmes. JJiandlcs 111,(1 I 88 1 4 24 e 8 LaQrande KIiik. in-: , Helms, s Htokke, lb , Moore, lf-m McKcnnon. -Hylvoslcr. 8 KulKht. rf , Murchison, i Duff, p AU 11 H I'O A K ....... ....... 4 2-s 4 e ' ....... 4 s 4 evidenced by u lateral poster-, r ' v J skull fracture, authorities be'- , .V'li Z Sunday. They left this morning. disappearance uf Martha .Cook,;for mer resident there, hits, resulted. In a quest of Information .whlch.iulKht identify her as the torso victim. She wuh last seen shortly, .before -the Tacoma. f,,avo MrnUv- . A Kroup or J)e M.olay ntcmncr3 and girls spent a deliKhtful after noon swlmmlnir and picnickliiK at body was found. n.u.um gpr.nKs punuay, . J ; Louis Klein. prlHoner in the county jail was also to be iiucs iloned today regarding his knowl edge pf the case.. . v ..L r ULinn rtluuni.liul fi'i.ni I hi. ntu lui'll v I i J . opiiiion. t 0 tiinnvf liii ' mriin t ? GIVES WAY TODAY i 0 ' 0 ; 0 0 (Continued from Fan 1) .S? 17 1 S 27 U ' -Ttcplaccd Stokke In fifth. lEctiirns to l'.iu lr. Wilmoth Oslornc- connec ted with the health service at tlpi 1'niverslly of Oregon, KUffeno, re turned to her home Katurdny even ing after having attended the con vention of the Oregon Medical so ciety and also having visited with her friend, Dr. I.cwa Wilkes. Cocs to l'ortluntl Mrs. Velma Hughes und liis Hughes spent the weekend In I'ort-, land, visiting Miss Inez Hughes. 'J'licy returned last evening. Hero I'Yom Hitokaiie , J. W, 'Long and A.-P. Vllcgard spent Bunduy in I.a Crandu, . Tliey are both from- Hpukuno, CHIEFTAINS FALL 17 TO 1 SUNDAY; . DUFF HITS HOMER? whitman, Mississippi, refiuested the adjutant uenernl lu have state troops ure- u pared to move Into the area In f'casc of emefgency. ' j. Three- -liundred convicts lust "" nli.1i. (iwlhr.il 'In' flin Inv.M. liv (lov- Ilcplaccd Moore in slxtll.r.i..rMlllli1. wlll.li.il be sent todav Moore going to contur, King to soc- causer of a guvornniout regula ond, MrKeiiqon ... to.; hort.' .. and :tlon' -itrsthltyilnic convict labor on Helms out. j federal projects. , . Score by liuilngs ... ... 1 .; The. Heel foot "lovee. ton miles J-.nterprlso Hits, Utl uuu lit .4- ...; uf mckman. K.v.. was ro- ; ' TtunsOdO QOO 100 1 ported crumbling for u dlslanco of. J.a uranue Hits su no t)4x la 3uu-yards .liud' men were raising f: (Continued from Pag I) Concludes Visit Here Mrs. Earl Wilson, formerly Vio- 1,. Whrwiln., nf t-lltu . U .F rnHriHn.1 evening to her home In, Port- id. Kh has been visiting with? hei'-mother and sister in Union and also among - her friends in La! Ciiande. 5 1 IIuiimi I'nmi lViitlleloii ---J. Q. S. Maring has returned from Pendleton where ho has been for. the last week. Hummury: t Home runs: Duff, 'earthworks to hold the rushing Three-base hits: McKcnnon, - A, waters from 30.000 acres of farm Colllngworth. Two - base hits! iund In . dailfcei1 of Inundation. A Knight. Double play: Sylvester to. now. ievee hn been constructed King to Oarity. Knerlflee , hits: 'behind the-'endungerod dyke. wnitman,' ' rung, moien oases j Moore. Struck out: by Iyff, ' lGreuorv 2. bv Hooklns 10. -ilt":..!:;"'c??r.'A. .V ,pU.c.!,'c8:1 Calif ornia Robbery on ball's: off Hopkins SI, off Gre gory , oft llutt I). - Knttvrs hit: 'by OroKory, 31 by Hopkins I. Inn V Struck. . . ' OTVHmBBMM ! I v hi i vr '' FiJ I two points for each bird- I V i J" I le, and tnreo polnls Tor oacn eagle. ( . q . f m I mints at which c. C. fy-e-s rae.j l , rfS J g flSJJ I ling rooms stop mr tne niunt are sr mm mrLfyfJLr & 'mr I eaiuu control KiaiiopHY ttowever, mm s m M mf m ' ' I there seems no way to bring those I gf VLrr tfmw ' l ' . . I'"' I iviiuwb iiimiT i viuiut. . i m .Mr mr -mm ' I - ' SLS . STOWS I I . III . t II" II llll it -- j ; I I 2SounccCor25 I t : . -"7 j Guaranteed j I VJ-g I ; I ; ; j MILLIONS of POUNDS USED II I I BY THE GOVERNMENT J 9; by CI.A flA...M fM Passed WV OftlC' iuit ill f'8AN:VHK0O.:Cal.i May 'JO (AP) -Hunda.y';- receipts from Tin lilf'iil. J'Vom I Portland : v O. Calhoun, of Portland, ' spent yesterday In this city on a snort visit. Moinr to Ketinewiek Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Kellogg, Mrs. A. N. Mnyvlllc, Mrs. i. E. Shanks and Mrs. Wallace Chub are motor ing toduy to Kennewick to attend the northwest convention of tho Women of the Mooseheart Legion. They expect to return Wednesday; Here l-'rom North Powtlci Mr. and Mrs. P. K. imhlstroni spent Sunday in l a Grande. liugworth und ,1'uyiio Htniok out. No hits, no runs, no errors. V ; La Grande King grounded out to second. Helms singled, went to jnirn iiltcliril- by Grogory 2 by Hop-' Juiinit. Mexico; estimated at u huge second on tt- passed" ball. StokKo; klllM B ,Kr'nii rnn' ..rr lmrr i I figuiv.- wyiio helxed and two men drew, a pass on four balls and-off Gl,c(-ovy g ofr Hopkins fi Wln-t101 to jdotrMi with a muohlne gun Moore grounded- out. to second. ihhl(rt. .lit,.ho- u.irr. 1ttMnf4 KUuti.. on the naHpnal ctty dlkir pond late With two down. Gregory hit Mp? dregorv. time of gaoieri.,.! houis. ' his morning .In .one, pf thumost Jteiurn Ffom Trl Mr. und Mrs. Charles E. v Hilde- brand returned home last evening alter a ten days visit with rela tives and friends in Washington and British Columbia coast points. 'J hey report a most enjoyable visit. 'From Milton ; - Jt. V. ; Goodman, of Milton, Ore, spent Sunday In Ia Gra title. OPTOMETRY BOARD MEETS HERE TODAY (Continued from Page Nino) Kennon with a pitched ball, loaded tho air kg. Sylvester singled, socr ing Helms and Stokke,' and ' an error by Cobb In loft field permit ted McKcnnon to race home. Mr. Duff hit one over rlghtfleld fence, nonchalantly trotting around tho bases after Sylvester, Knight and Murchlson: King went to first hit by a pitched ball and Helms weal the same way. . King wus thrown Umpire: KenwIcU. v JTOKIH.tiTOK WINS PENDLETON, Ore.. May u (AP) The-Pendleton Uuckarooa awnm ped the Invading HuUer .baneball team II to 3 here yesterday. Raker used two-pitchers; but could make little ' progress against ' Myers' pitching and tho fast fielding VT during tluyllght robberies In hlstiry jf Sun, Diego. 1,1! tho COVE PERSONALS out trying to advance to .third. 'the bucks. Seven runs, three hits, one error. . The butterlej for Pendleton: . Second inning: Enterprise--' Myers and Hosklns. For Raker: Whitman and Cobb struck out, andouiumt Rrucr and Saunders. . , K. Colllngworth grounded out to . , v , , . Helms. No hits, no runs, no errors. Spends Weekend Here Miss Edrls Maguire, of Portland, siient Sunday In i.a Grande vlslt . lag her mother, Mrs. S. B. Mor gan. Shu returned to Portland last night. ,-. Stnithci-H I teller M Iss Mary Strut hers, who hits been confined to bed for two weeks heca use of i II uess Is m ue h het t er today, und will suon be out again. She is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNees, i it Pendleton. adopting laws that protected the' people from eye treatments given by 'itfnOriint persons. f Tonight the - optometrists will have a dinner r nieutintr at ' G:30 i i o'clock und election of officers also' js sciieuuied ror today. . Incidentally, in connection with I the board meeting, another very , Interesting fact was brought out. Dim Rlrnto haa also been u mem-j her of the bourd of optometry and j La' Grando is the only city In tho! state outside of Portland that has two members serve, on the board. , Have His Attendance At the 1'resbyterian Sunday school yesterday there were 65 children in thv' Winners depart ment and Pno primary de partment. Tlif attendance of the entire schUachud 213. r 'It-net If Mf-It . 1 i 'A truck, ownel by Hie Skaggi stores, was partly destroyed by fire at S:25 o'clock last night near rii vision and Lake. Damage lias not been estimated by the fire de partment or the owners. DIRECTORS IUONAPKD CHICAGO, May 20 (AP). .Max and Harry Ascher, 'directors" uf u corporation oeratfug. a. Hiring of moving picture theaters t here and In Wisconsin, were kidnaped lule last night and released three hours later after a af hi one of their theaters had been robbed of 141)00. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. K Ra venue ro ft daughter. Miss Jane, returned night from Portland where I they spent the weekend. were accompanied by Mr. naugh. $2 They Mini- Inning ror CAlifornla Mr. McMunus is leaving this morning for ls Angeles, c'al. He I" ROing to spend two weeks visit ing with his mother, Mrs. Ralph Hvram and his three children, John, Patsy, and Richard. V Ml id In llakcr Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hopkins and family and Mrs. M. T. Hopkins and sons were visitors in Raker yesterday. Ret line From Spokane H. K. Brady returned last even ing from Spokane, where he has been attending a hotel convention. He haa been gone for the past few-days. Kclurns Fit mi Idaho Mrs, Grace Mollter returned this -"rnlng from Boise. Idaho where he has leen visiting. Jtetiirncvl Tills Morning I. Garrick arrived this morning from Los Angeles. Cat. where he hat" spent the last nine months In itios nrUUMS. La Grande: Stokke struck out; Mooro went to third on E. Colling worth's error, McKcnnon drove it hot one into Gregory's hands. Syl vester singled and went to third on Cobb's error,.. Moore scoring Knight hit for two bases, scoring Sylvester, and in turn scored When A. Colllngworth muffed Murcht son's grounder to short. Duff gained first, lilt by the pitcher, and Murchlson scored on ing's single. HulniH singled, scoring. King., ajid Duff and went to second on Cobb's error.- Stokke - struck out.. Six runs, four hits, four errors, r" Hopkins Kelace ' Gregory . 'Enterprise then put Hopkins tit to pilch, moving- Gregory to the right gardens, where In the' eighth M Mrs, J, It. Prhw (Oliserveh t'orrusponduitt) COVK . (Special, MIhs llcsslo Goyette, of . Portland,, arrived In Covo Tuesday evehlng. Shu spent Wednesday in Covo with her par ents, Mr, und Mrs. Joseph Goyette. . Eugeno ('onklln, of Ontario, -was a visitor In, Covo for a short timo Thursday,. . Guild met at tho homo of Mrs. ; I Guy Marker Thuradiiy afternoon LOUIHVIItLE, Ky., May' 20 t AP) j with Mrs. Louis Preston the host NEWfSPAPFRWOMAN 1IKS Monday, May 20 Whd By Cp. E,'-186.1W What 1' in To , thicken the soup jvhile at Cituip. Music ' Star Novelty OrchvMlra I'lacc Zubei' Hull. This Will He it lleilcf ' - Ditnco . ;. i Wtxtt Sfclty Who Tomorrow CHINA NITE Comedy and Oddoties A7yf IXTENSE ROMANTIC i DRAMA OF THESE TIMES Today . "LOVES OF CASONAVA" also News and.--. Comedy -"-Airs. Rebecca. Kwlng Wutlersun. HQ, widow ot Henry Wattersoti, one of the two founders of the Courier Journal, died here last night at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Luliihrldgo Richardson,- after a three months' Illness from pneu monia. , . f ess assisted by Mrs. Melvln Marks. Thrco tables wore In play during the afternoon Mrs. Georgia na Chadwlck . winning high honors und Mrs. J.' It' Price receiving the. consolation, prise. Tho next meet ing will bo at thu home uC Mis. 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