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Wednesday, December 4, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
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Local News In Brief
I'riM'tiirt'fl .Shoulder
A. K. Johnson, of Ontario, suf
fered a fravturcd shoulder uhout
m o'clock lust nlKht whim hlH cur
watt wrecked near Glover. He left
il,tl Grande Hondo hospital Hoine
tdiio today. by roads are KalU to
ho thu cause of the accident.
j-:qitlty Chws
Kullou Intf are equity caws to he
railed he fore Judfc'c. J. W. Knuwtes
In circuit court on ihe date men
Honed: Carl V. Irlswold vs. iM
eil'ii! (.'oast Joint i$- nek Land Hunk,
.Monday, Dec 'J'. Pred -Spaeth vs.
W, (. Hecktell. et al, Wednesday,
Doe. 11: and Hho I-a Grande Na
tional Hank '"vs. LIiuttio Krlwwold,
l?du Dec;. 13.
lluslness Trip f
. K, Guild returned this morn
InK from a business trip to l'ort
iitml. .:
SHfeiy MitMliiK
itl'ho second' division of the O.-W.
Upholding; u find conservation safe
ty tneeUn? today. Representatives
lire present from all departments
of-thS service.
llllU'Ss
Mh Catharine Surtuin is re
ported to he 111 at heme tuday.
At Home .-
Mrs. Hubert, Carey and son are
i tj ifome on Adams avenue after
leaving the Grande I ton do hospital.
County Court Meets
lf!'hu county 'ctjurt met in lis De
cember session in the offices of
County Judge. I'. U.. Couch this
mtifiiintf, with the members occu
pied with routine mutters including
auditing of bills, etc., today. 1
lU-ltirncd Yesterday
-Mr:!. Frank Hanson and her
niece, Dorothy Buchholz, returned
home yesterday after spending two
weeks in Tacoinu visiting relatives.
Ybdling Here
IIhs Margaret Llndsey, of Port
land, is visiting al the homes of
Mrs. .1. D. Slater and Mrs. F. S. j
Ivanhoe for several days. She ar- i
rived yesterday 'morning.
Meeting TljiuiSilay
Tho Men's plub.of the Presbyter
Ian church .win meet in regular
nessien Thursday. December 5, ut
K o'clock. Ko'lHTt Kitkhi will be
host to the club. Albert Hunter
will speak using "The Chamber of!
Commerce and Us Work" as his i cr VeMerday
subject. ; V . t Jesse Crum, Witorney of Elgin,
,j wii.s In l.a Grande ycslurday on
i:ccutnc.s for llaie business.
The executive's for the estate of
the late .Mrs. .Anna Honan are F. i From Kanicla ' '
,. Meyers. Mrs. Mary KoRy and j Mi, and Mrs. Pete Hlever 'were
.1. A. Itussell.'.lt was announced 'to-j in M Grando yesterday from Kit
day. ' ! mela.
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I'Wnn Wallowa---- j Here Ys(rr(In.v
C. A. Miller, of Wallowa; was in' Mr:i. Kred Fox, of Cnion, was In
l.a Granilo yesterday on-busim-as. l.a Grande yesterday on business.
Miitinec
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GRANADA
STARTING
f Behind the lines at
West Point and An
napolis with all
their romance and
gl a ii(o iir.', ..
Also
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'and
M.C.M. -Silent News
Two Days
Stsii-tins TODAY
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Al the HuteU
-Joseph Hieser, Mesa, Colo.; W.
Klbert Smith. Spokane; J. A.
Thompson, Haker; J. II. 1'lper,
Spokane; Kred Hull, linker: J. C.
Ilutchelder, Walla Walla; Geonre
K. March, .Spokane; Hariy M.
Wirt. Spokane; J. v. Stewart, Spo
kane; It. N. .Stevenson. Wallu Wal
la; I-:. A. Husklns, Cendletou; D.
It. Thomas. Cendleton; Hoy A.
Harris, IVndletun; John K. Cooney,
Seattle; and G. C. I. Infest. Holse.
are among those who registered
recently at local hotels.
Ilirolvo Invitations f
Local persons have received In
vitations to the recepllou given In
honur of Governor and Mrs. I. D.
Patterson ami Itrigadier General
and Mrs. George A. White for
which the officers of the Oregon
National Guard are hosts. Danc
ing will be the entertainment at
this affair which will he an event
of Dec, l!S in Salem.
Masons to .Meet
The Masonic lodge of l.a Grandu
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Will lllti-l 1-im.iy niKlll, UiiiT iin,
Wr0kHrnJ"?!ZT
occurring in November. A call
has been sent out to members for
the annual election of officers to
be
held in the Masonic temple,
Friday, December
.Mectluic or the De.Molay
The I.U Grande DeMolay lodge
Is scheduled to meet at. the Ma
sonic hall Thursday night of this
week.
Frm .Meachaiu
Kmvry Sew-all, of Menchnm, was
In l.a Grande yesterday for busi
ness purpoMCs.
From Portland
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of Port
laud, is spending a few days In Da
Grande visiting relatives and
friends. ..
Orficial Visit
George T. Cochran Is going to
Knlerprlso this evening to make
an official visit to the Knlerprise
chapter of the Itoyal Arch Masons.
Mr. Cochran is king of the loyal
organization.
Hahy Hoy
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gocdecke
of the Grande Itonde apartments
announce the arrival yesterdny of
a nno-pound sun. Hoth mother
and' child are reported getting
ulonj, fine.
Night
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VITAI'HONB ACTS
(This picture is recommended
for adult minds only.)
Matinees
Adults, S.'ic Children, 10c
Evenings
Adults, 50c Children, 15c
Return In Kcvvnil Week
J Mib. I,. 8. lbinford expectB to
j return In several weeks from Sun
; Jose wheio she wan culled by the
I death of her fuVlier. Her duiiKhr
j tcr, Vcrna Isc, is accompanying
her. They left liml niht.
Item mod Hie l'lrst of Hi Wei'k
Cecil Sherwood and Carl Gil
more, members of the O. H. C. foot
ball team, returned to Corvullls
the flr', of the week after spending
several days here during Thanks
giving vacation. They are mem
bers of the team that defeated
Octroi!. Cecil was visiting friends
ahl relative; while here, and Carl
was his guest.
Hemmed Jloino
Sir. and Mrs, James Dennett, re
lumed to this city 'the first of the
week "after spending several days
during the Thanksgiving vacation
with jMr. and Mrs. Stuart llennetl,
of Kntcrprlse. Mr. and Mrs. Stu
art Hen net t accompanied-them on
their return trip. Mrs. Kiln Doty,
Miss Mabel Doty, Mr. and Mrs. J.
LVHtcnriiB and, Miss Mucv Stearns
spent ThankHglving In KnterprlHe
with Mr. and Mrs. Dennett.- -
Drove to Holse
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Aldrlch huve
returned from a week's trip to
nuine, I III y t-U irini. t lummmj.j
Holse. They left last Wednesday
.... :-,,, m.lllu Vnl.trn.-i.wM. In,t In ..,1 w.ll.Mlt hi Avlfe.l"ww' vl
n. of Nanpa. and Kli,abeth
Jackson and Kthel l.angley, of Me
rldlan. These girls stopped ut
i uuierem o,,
Ivluitlni frlinilM. (v nnrl Mrs. Ald-
rich drove to Holse, where they
met Helen Aldleh, who is a senior
at Gooding obllcg this year, and
spent Thanksgiving together. They
returned Sunday evening. .
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Woodmen lo Meet V'- '
. The Modern WuoUni.cn will meet
tomorrow night In the jv.-of. P. .hall
for annual election of officers, ac
cording to announcement .-today.
Hay Bennett will presidp; : In addi
tion to the . election ami regiUar
business, an oyster supper will be
served. All visiting neighbors are
welcome. , '. . ' ' :- i
Auto Accidents 1 ,
Grover C. Hodgcn ami Otto Ott
figured In n minor automobile col
lision yesterday afternoon at 4:40
o'clock ut Fir and Jefferson. Mon
day curs driven by J. H. llndsey
and 1 4. F. Dunn were In an accident
at Washington and Spring.' ,
Arrive h: l.u (irande ' , . .
Ha hly St ra ng. ba g-pi ic a rt ist.
arrived itj l.u Grande this morning
nnd with his assistants will give
Ihe program-this evening a't the
Mclhodist church.
Weckcml In Pt-ndlcloii
Km nk 'VyWr was n Weekend vis
itor in PlloL Hoi iind. Pendleton.
While at Pendleton, he took the
first of a series of lessons . on the
viohncello of Prof. McDonahl of
the musical college Irt that city.'
.Moving lo Arkan-'iis
Sir. liml Mrs. W. li. Kvinw nl'i'
lrnrinR RUirtiliiys Jilf Ijt -ij tJJ(:
way to KayMtvino. Ark., where
tiiey will make, their home. They
have lived ut Kaniela for the punt
ten yearrt. :;,
'lo I'orllniiil
: .Mr. and Mrs. II. Durland arc
expected to retil'rn todny from a
sho-j. trip lo rorlland. They left
yesterday afternoon.
DO.VT SIIAKI-; SANTA'S, HAM)
NliWAItlC. K. J., Dec. 4 (Al')
No 'matter how antiseptic Santa
(Muus may be. children who meet
him on thc street fu' in the stores
should not shako hands with him,
and must never, never kiss hliu.
health officer Charles V. Craster
warned loda'y in an official paper
irsued from his office.
ri covi:itix(i i-'Ko.m i'i,r.(;r,
UHAKTS PASS, Ore.. Hoc. 4
. (Ad') Martin Conger. 55, was re
i covering today from a 40-foul
' plunged Into, the cold, deep' waters
of the l'ogtle river off a railroad
I hi Idffc yesterday when he attempt
ed to end his life. Section work
ers pulled hliu from thc river.
TWO KIAMATH .MUX IIOIIKD
KLAMATH l-'AI.I.S, Ore., Dec. 4
(AP) Kred Olekc and Clyde John
son; logging camp employes, were
given treatment hero loduy for
bruised heads after they hud been
found lying along a highway near
here. They said they had been
robbed und their pay checks hud
been stolen.
nonmcits Aitui'.sTi:i)
UAKKU, Ore., Dec. 4 (AP)
Drawing u largo pistol on an at
tendant ut a service station near
the Weiser bridge on the Oregon
side cf the Snake river and rob-
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THE PFRIFCT
Al I UI KIMTr
MAilll.fHCF.
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Cu - .
bins the attendant of 10 gallons of
gasoline, a man who said ho was
O. K. Cotter was arrested with an
other man and a wonuui last night.
After the robbery Cotter Jumped
Into tho automobile and sped across
the lino Into Oregon, A short time
later the trio was plnced under ar
rest. The companions gave their
names as P, Nelson und Mi
W. It. Kllsworlh.
i:nii.i;ton max ni:nti;nci:i
I'OltTLANM), Ore., Dec. 4 (AH)
l.oren Hale, Pendleton, was rined
92(H and sentenced to HO days in
jail yesterday ufHnt- he hud entered
u plea of guilty to assaulting
Georgo L. Haskell, federal prohi
bition agent, during a raid at 1'en
illeion. Hale was paroled to James
Hill of Pendleton.
ItAlX HALTS FOKKNT I'll I IIS
OOI-D' UKACK. Ore.. Dec. ,4
(Al') An overnight rain, which
quenched forest fires and ulded
materially in fall farming aetivl
ties,' was wpicomcu nore uuiay yllIply to it wUh advloo and coun
along
coast.
Ihe southwestern ' Oregon
. ix.m;hi:i ix witix it
HOOD ItlVKIt, Ore.. Dec. 4
(AP) Harold H. Harrison. '-Mi
mother and daugHter were recov- j
eing today from li'Jurles received
yesterday when their automobile
skidded otf the Columbia high
way and plunged down a rocky
slope 100 feet,
Bossy Gillis Is
Ite-plecied MniinrrHS"rHky' a f,'w mlleH nortn ,
JlC"CtCttCli iriuyvi A'ladivostok, had. signed a protocol
, i ! reorganizing the administration of
. N.KWHUltYPOUT, Mass., Dec. 4 tn0 disputed .Chinese Kastern .rall
fAP) jy a margin of 4ii voles, wav jn conformity with tho treaties
Andrew J. (Mossy) Gillis. "bad boy oC -qim. ..
mayor," was re-elected to the of-i Ilekl Vufrlemlly Act '
Geo yesterday. He promptly or- Tj1(, vjew WJ1M taken In the Mos
dered a detail of his own choice to vQvr memoratidum. which was to
juard tho ballot boxes.
1930 BUDGET
IS PRESENTED
TO CONGRESS
(Continued from Page 1)
lu his discussion of taxes. Mr. : furo bu tnltcn as a irienuiy act.
Hoover said the (jovernnienl would ! Tho Hussion nVemorandunV to
have a surplus or $i25,5Sl.s:tl ut WaslihiKton contained about 700
the end of tho present (11130) ris-' words. In KnKllsh translation, and
eal year., , In Its first paruRraph in-otested that
Kor the current fisenl year 13" the soviet uovcrnmcnt, "unlike
there Is ii marked Improvement ' other powers', has never resorted to
over the fiiuincr.il situation as estl- j military action except as a neees
mated In Ihe budKel for III30, miry step for, defense duo lo direct
transniMcd to conKiess in Decern- attack on thc union or armed ill
her. 12S," ho said. "Coinpareil terventiiin In its Internal affairs.,
wltii tho esllniate of one year uz" "Tho sovlqt KOvernnient has pur
ri'ceipln show an increase of uboi. sued tills Pulley consistently and
f ins. 000. IKHl and the oxp Militures intends lo pursue it independently
about $24.1.11011,000. On thc receipt of thc l'urlsji pact tor abolition of
side the. Increase In the esllmnle war."
Ik reflected senerally hi the Income j Accuse 'Xnnkliu; Iiomlors
lax. Jao5.on0.000, due to. an no- I The memorandum next accused
normal Increase In the Incomes re- th0 Nankinipi.Chlneso government
ported li.v Individuals for I02S und
to this exceedingly prosperous busi
es yiflir.
-vfih""ifn 'estimated Kill-plus of
over $225,000,0011 this year and muxlng all these provocatlvo acts,
$122,000,000 next year It Is felt ,,'ccorilliig to the Miiscow' note, was
thai, some measure of reduction In tno seizure ot tho Chinese Hasten!
taxes Is .instilled. Since the fiscal ,.iHv.iy without warning or pros
year 1021 four tax redud lols have . c-mnt Ion of any claims,
been mode, lOxperlence has shown Tho -memorandum. declared:
thal'caeh reduction In luxes
has
csullcd In revenue In excess ot tho
inalhenialiially computed return
under thV reduced rates.
Alii In Ituslims-s
llndonbledly an incrcaso In tho
prosperity of business liroilgni
forth by 'tax reduction is partly
responsible for HUH experience.
Such reduction gives tile taxpayer
urrespondiiigly more for bis own
uso and thus Increases ino capiiai
available for general business, ' - 'n -
der the present circumstances 1
am in favor of u reduction in 111;
come taxes lo be effect Ivo on re
turns fur tin- calendar year 1020
which will be duo March 15. 19311.
Payments under these nlLiirns will
be made during tile last half of
the current year fiscal year 1030
nnl the first haif of the coming
fisrul y'iir JU31 ho Hint Him rt'iluc
tlon will Ju reflected. In Hie two
ni'K fur whleh we now iintieiputo
II HUI'plUH.
f, therefore, recommend th:it
taxeK upon incomes for Hie calen
dar year 11)2!) be reduced in the
approximate mini, of I (io.OUO.OOO,
I would mildest con wrens that
this he effected. a recoinmended
hy thc secretary of Hie treasury, by
reducilitf by 1 per' cent the rate of
the normal tax on the Incomes of
individuals and corporations, ap
plicable to l!t-'fl Incomes and pay
able in tho calendar year lHUI).
rills will afford either directly or
indirectly, relief to the maximum
number of taxpayers. Our effort
will be to conduct our financial re
iliiircmcntH no as to continue the
benefits of reduced taxation for
supcecdinK years. It would not,
however, at this time be safe to
extend the period of the reduction.
A year hence, wo will know more
definitely whether the condition of
our finances justifies u eonllnua-
tlon or extension of the reduction.
l'hmiiccx Sound
Our finances an; In sound con
dition. The public debt, which at
lis peak In Ailtrusl, 1 !i I it. amounted
to :';.."!";. (MM). oijll, stood at $1'!.
OSt.uuU.OfiO on June 3, l!t:'9. W't)
are wisely committed to a policy
which insures the further progres
sive reduction of the d-M. We will
ich In 1 131 for the first time the
period when the annual reduction
rc'iulrcd hy law In Ihe principal of
the debt will lie greater than the
annu.il Interest charges In thc debt.
"Wo are also committed to the
annual amortization of our other
lofitf term commit men ts such as
the adjusted service certificate of
the veterans' of the World war and
our liability under the retirement
taw afrectliK,' civilian personnel.
Our estimated expenditures for this
and the next year ure well within
our expected receipt. With the
reconyuended reduction In Iuxcm
the margin between the two will
bo considerably lessened, hut to
what extent we .do not definitely
hnow today. This situation empha
sizes the necessity for a careful
scrutiny of any proposed additional
activities which would . Involve a.
material d';ti.e la ei.pt. iidltu:ea
In order that we may not Jeopard-
izo either the balanced condition
of the budget or tho continuation
of tho benefits of reduced taxa
tion." The Increases asked In appro
priations for river and harbor Im
provement were . 15.000,000; for
Mississippi river flood control,
tion.uou; for Indian care, $3,100,.
000, and for forest protection, 12,
000,000. lie did not mention tho
prohibition bureau appropriation
i lu his accompanying message, and
the amount for enforcement was
left for coverage in the detailed
budget figures submitted.
SOVIET NOTE
SAYS U. S. ACT
"UNFRIENDLY"
(Continued from PfU 1)
amazement that tho government
of tho United States, which by Its
own will has no official relations
with tho soviet, deems It possible to
Jn RIlothop ,,,ac0 thc nu?movan.
.dumsald: "Tho soviet government
states further that the pact of Paris
does not glvo any single state or
group of states the function of pni-
,'jtector of this pact. The soviet, al
'l"'
never expressea conseni
that any state, themselves or by
mutual consent should take upon
themselves such a right."
Prior to publications of the mem
orandum announcement was miido
that plenipotentiaries of tho Mos
cow and Mukden provincial gov
ernments, conferring at Nlklosk-
ho forwarded-to Purls and Wash
Ington, that the American nolo
U-ame at a tlpie when-some condl
Itfons of the 'negotiations already
had been agreed upon. "In view of
thin fact." the memorandum mild,
"Urn declaration cannot hut l)e con.
xlilcred unjlistiflahlo preHHura on
the neBollutloiiH und cannot thoro-
t provocatii'O actions, unjustified
by cuncbsslitfr made by tlw U, K.
11., -Ill sim-ender ol exirnierri-
toi-ln III ; . -jind? other privileges. Oil
'The soviet.-, government believes
thul f ,.tii,(tx such lis that of Hie
.Running government were taken
loward the United States, Orcat
Drltaln or Kr'nneo, It would be con-
j.,,,,.,.,,,! hy (heir governinciits as
suff(.cnt cause fur pulling Into
f0TO0 reservations they, made when
. ,. , ,h mu-Is pact. The soviet
K,)VCI.,ent doclnrcd when signing
,. ,,,,, nnl the reseiv
vat,)11H Iin(1 uj not Intend to use
l,. ....,,
Slllllary Asptvl, Dcfvnilnl
The military aspect ot the Man
churiau problem was defended 111
the note as consisting of defensive
measures against cninese troops,
aided by, Itiisslan counter. revolu
tionaries who crossed the Uusslan
'frontiers "firing on nulls of the
red army and frontier villages, ruo
bintf and vlnlutini; a peaceful popu
lation, causing thereby loss of lives
and property."
After denylnff the Russian troops
had violated the KoIIokk pence
pact, tho nto added: "That can
not bo said of armed forces In Chi
nese territory und Chinese ports of
those powers who have applied to-
dav to the soviet union with Men-
tlcul declarations."
HIM'.Si; OTK ritn:M)iv
LONDON, Doe. 4 (Al1) China,
today communicated to the Brit
ish Kovei'tiinent her reply to tho
Hrltish note calling attention to her
obligations under the KellonK-Hri-aud
pact to settle her dispute With
Itussiu, In Manchuria peacefully.
The Chinese reply was brief nnd
friendly. It Is understood that Chi
na simultaneously dispatched an
Identical note to Washington.
MRS. SLACK DIES
AT SUMMERVILLE
(Continued from Tage 1)
Mrs. Km ma MurnnuKh, three
icnttidrlilldrcn, two sisters, Mia.
M.irv rh rson. of Iowa, Mrs. Saph-
ronla Wlnchcll, of Nebraska, and
one brother, J. II. Nables, of Wush
Inv'lon. l-'it ri'-rtt I t rvlct-s will be ln-Id t(-
nioirow nfternooii ui z ocioch
; thv Sumnn rvlllc chapel
with
burial. In chariie of the Hnodtfrass
and Zlmim-rinan mortuary, to lake
CTEVEN&'VAN ENGELEM CG
jj-- T
Women's
. ALL-LEATHER PURSES
New Styles New Kii.sleners
98c to $4.98
mil "I ggg
KH2
place in
SummervUlo cemo-
(cry.
si:oiunHY mi:mn
pui:si:ntk tax iu:m'inox
(Continued from Pg 1)
said business enjoyed a "highly
sall8ftclory,, year.
Hecause tho Indicated surpHm In
tho fiscal year might ho of
tho temporary variety lie urged
congress to make the tax reduction
through resolution, so that 'while
it would glvo the taxpayers the
benefit of the prosperous yeur, and
could bo retained next year If
found warranted. It would penult
the return of the present rates
vilhout any further action, If that
was found advisable.
. Caring for Public Debt
in making his tax reduction re
commendation tho secretary said
that the public debt was being
adequately cared for nnd pointed
out that tho tola! had been reduced
from $17.G04,2Ha,f.ti2 to $ 1 11,93 1.-
1H7.I47 In the fUcal year 1929. Ho
presented estimates showing that
In tho present fiscal year (1930)
the treasury expected to collect
$4,249,:M3,434 and estimated ex
penditures at $4,023,081,900 while
In 1931 It expects to colled
225,727,60(1 and spend $4,102,93S,
700. In asking that tho corporation
tnx be reduced ono per cent the
secretury -.pointed to . statistics
which ho said showed that cor
porations were taxed 24.41 per
cent of their tncomo whereas 2,
059.000 Individuals had an average
rate of taxation of , 0.41 per cent.
"The number or indi iduaki con
tributing directly to tho support of
the, federal government through
the- federal! Income. !tax hn9.boen
Strictly limited," tho report, said,
"aiuCof thoso-. contributing, the
vast majority pay, but an insignifi
cant amount tit a very low rute.
Of 2,434,000 Individuals returning
taxable Incomes 2.0R9.000 returneu
but S32.S6l.000 of Income.
tax.
while 375,000 Individuals returned ,
net tn of si.loii.ooo.ooii. Thu
average rate of tax on-tint net in
comes of tho I.OM.'OOO Indivldimls
a-us 0.42 per. cont, whereas tho'
million of individuals who owned
stock In corporations wcro thai
year paying through corporations
per cent on tho profits or the
business enterprise In which' they
were' shnrehulilefs." The- figures
re from a study of tho 1!27 ru-
turns.
In 11127. the secretary contlnu
d, corporations paid $5.7Sfi, 000,000
In dividends so that for every
dollar in dividends they declared,
they paid 4 0 renin in taxes.
Oregon Team Guest
Of Jacksonville
.I.VCKSONVIIA.H, l.'la., Dec. 4
(Al') Tho 'University ot Oregon
football squad, 28 strong, was given
a royal welcomo hero at noon to-
dav lis they rrled tor a twa-day
7., i.lr..... A ,.,i i mi
anil for an Inlersecllonal battle
Saturday -with tho Uiilv'clslty of
Florida 'Alligators.
The AVebfooters from the Pacific
coast went through n public work
out In lOiirfloid stadium and will
spend tho night at Jacksonville
llcach. ,"- ) j
CONFERENCE
LEADERS TO
COME EARLY
(Continued from Pago 1)
;peetcd to title ml both the con
1 ferenco and ilio bniniuet.
At K o'clock In tho evening n
mass meeting Is to be held at the
Saenjawen to which Hie public as
well as all cx-servlco men and their
families nro Invited. HurinK this
miMiHntf the Mute officials will
speak In connection with the prin
ciples, und .Ideals of tin; American
Lesion. :
M. E. CHOIR WILL
GIVE CANTATA AT
, CHURCH SUNDAY
(Continued rrom Pago 1)
the first earth were passed away,"
thus rcali.lntf the desire and prom
ise:: contained In t lie first part.
With the execution of two hymns.
i verso from Milton und three
verses from urn to ueum, me worus
are entirely scriptural.
The seyarato numbers which
ma ke lip I ho entire production are:
I. Introduction, Instrumental,
"Contemplation."
1. Chorus, "No .Shadows Yon
der," tenor nolo. Mr. Williams,
((iiurtet and chorus,
a. Air, "My soul Is afliiist for
God," tenor, Mr. Williams.
Indies doublo trio, "At even
tide It shall be liBhJ." '
5. Chorm:, "Tiny that sow In
tears'."
0. Air, "Kye hath not seen,'
j ' nci,.,.,.
I 7. Chorus, "l-'or Thee, (J lieur,
i dear country."
X. Chorus, "Thine Is the kltitf-
j doni."
. lntertue.,o,
' "Adorui Ion."
Instrumental,
la. Air, "A new heaven and a
ii w earth.' barllone, Mr. Nusbaum.
Choral Hiinetiis, "Holy, holy, holy."
II. Chorus Tor double choir,
"l.et th'i heavens rejoice." Air,
"To tho Lord, our God,", tenor, Mr.
wiluainK.
1 l. AIr,
'Come, be blessed of my
Father," mc'zo-soprano, Mrs. Nus-
bauui. Double quartet, "Tho fin
ing pot Is for silver." ,
13. Air, 'These nro they which
came out of great tribulation," so
prano, Mrs. Aldrlch.
14. Duet, "They shall hunger
no more," woprano and ulto, Mrs.
Cooper and Miss Cooper.
15. Chorus, 'List Urn cherubic
host." Solo, "And I heard tho
voice of harpers," baritone, Mr.
ICuauu.
11. Final chorus and quartet,
"Great and nuirvelous ure Thy
worktf."
The personnel of the Methodist
choir Is us follows:
Tenors Sherwood Williams, A.
W. Nelson, Claude Cooper, John
Wortman, Vergil Kochensparger. -
Sopranos Mrs. Ira Aldrlch, Mrs.
Sherwood Williams, Mrs. W. W.
Nusbaum, Mrs. Claude Cooper.
Altocs Mlmu Cooper, Mrs. Will
Ad lor. Mrs. H. F. Tyler. Mrs. A. W.
Nelson, Mubel Morton, Itulh Aldrlch.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tliis column mast bo
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l-'UKKIf 1OPCOICX HAIiLS
Orders taken, at Angel's place,
opposite Uohnenkumps. ll-27-6t
;iiT mi-:xu i'Xn mux at
HICIIAHDSOX'S A 1ST AND
- iilVT SHOP
l'ine articles in leather purses,
bill folds, curd enses, key talners,
military sets, hat brushes, cigarette i
cas(!S,M cigarette lighters, mottoes, j
scenic pictures, ash truys-, andJ
smoking urllcles, desk lamps, desk!
sets and desk calendars, tlo rucks, j
metal hook ends, r and dozens of i
other useful and lasting articles)
especially .suitable for mailing, at
Hlchardson's Art and Gift Shop,
'Tho Christmas Shop."
12-4-U.
CONTRACTS HI-:i''IANCi:i) :
Aulomobllo and furniture con
tracts reriiuinced. Itooni 15, l.a
Clrundo Natlonul llauli bldg.
0-2S-1II1
NAT I'll All AS I,I.'K
Your picture will bu us natural 1
us llfo when enlarged, hand tinted !
nnd framed by Itlcliurdson "Tho j
Art Man" at Richardson's Art and
Cilfl Shop, "Tho Christmas Shop."
12-4-n.
SOl VKMIl DANOI'i
at Zuhor hall Wednesday night.
Itegular duncu every Saturday
night. Star Novelty Orchestra.
12-3-41
,m:v YOUR 1,1 1'l'! INS. 'CO. .
Illllan I1;. Peters, res. agent. 11102
'Rill si. l'hoiui tiSG-.I. 11-30-1
- NoTit'l-'
J ,, ! ', .
I n . , ''!" I,l,"r 'V,lk?
radiator repairing, new, und used
I f'''11" repaired, and Moi'd for
all makes of cars. Marshall, the
Uadialor Alan. ut Hod's & Kred's
Wrecking House. ll-80-lnip
Iloiiuxlllchlng, pleating, button
holes, oto, Norton's Kiddie Sliop.
AxJt.
IIAI'TIST IIA.AAIt
and luncheon 'Thursday, Dec. 5.
f'hlll, sandwiches, salad, pie and
coffee served from 1 1 to i. 12-3-2t.
The Fame of
The blaster rsyeliologlst '
VINCENT
I s penetrating
e very nook,
cranny and eor
n e r of this
mighty Inland
Minplre! Kvery
day a stream of
people pass lo
ami from the
celebralcd Psy-
cho -Ana lyst!
Ills urealesl uH-
sct Is his many plenHed and sails
fled clients! Ho Ih nol here to
please thu. Idle curious, but to help
those really tn need, so make that
appointment N-O-W. by phone, as
he can remain here for but a very
short time only! Koley Hotel, room
V linnru. 1 li T, 7 In (1 Nnlp!
fused with Ihe Irresponsible, Gyp
sy-like "forlunetcller," I'aidAdv.
When
Come
0
1" iJ '
Bosses Paul KnauU,, TtUrvey
Carter. K, D. Towler, Hulph Win
ters, Ira Aldrlch. . . . 4
Organist MyrUe Wlteoek,
Pianist Helen Williams. '
Director W. W. Nusbaum.
XOTICK !' SCHOOL KIJ'XTIOX
TO INCKKASi: TAX -MOH1C
TIIAV SIX pi:k CKXT oyi:ii '.
THAT OF Till: PltKVIOLS
DMi
Nolico Is hereby given to thu
legal voters or School District No.
I of Union County, State of Ore-,
gon, that an election will bo held
in said District at Central School
Hulldiug und Greenwood School
Building on tho 27th day of De
cember, 1929, from 2 o'clock p. in.
until 7 o'clock in tho afternoon, lo
vote on the question of Increasing
tho amount of tho tux levy lu said
District for tho year 1930 by moro
than six per cent over tho amount
of such levy for tho year Immed
iately preceding.
It Is necessary to raise tills ad
ditional amount by special levy for
tho following reasons: -"(1)
Deficit in budget allowance
of last school year to cover ro-1
pairs on High School Building, nnd
equipping same, after flro; ( IX
Purchase of additional . land at
High School; (3) Loss of rovonun
In previous budget years through
non-payment of taxes. , '
Dated this 3rd day of December,
1929. i
ATTIOHT: H. K. WllllamH, dis
trict clerk.
Geo. H. Hrhuie, chairman board
of directors. 5
Dec. 4-1 1-16-1S-2C. i
LUGGAGE
Big showing in
MEN'S GLADSTONES
I ' Also
LADIES' FITTED
CASES
, S-rc.S Fan tv
7ran.K Cieavitiger
We're there when wo suy we'll
be
VKUY.I'KOMI'T you will llleo.
AsU us over the phono when
we'll bo there. Wu'll bu thoro
when we say. Kfiilipcd to survo
In a palron-wlunlng niunncr.
Business Friends
to La Grande
A Inn n is iio Is'tlcr Hum Hs
best i-ciulall(in and no snuill
purl r Unit iciuilatloii Is due lo
I he Impression or litislnms null
IK'l-soniil rrlenils who romo for II
brief visit.
1'iiiir bolel mi- islllllolis
hurt n tiUvil's repiilnlioll. Ami
Kooil lintel fai Miller help II. So
It Is Hint the Hue lliriilsllluir.
rliiirmluK rooms mill niiiisuiil
facilities of thc Suciijuwoil pro
lllnlo the ilmilllilllltlcH' Is-st III
leiesis ut Ihe siiiim Ihno they
liriiniolo ii kiio.-1's coliifort null
stilLHructlon.
wiui
K!GHT
SACAJAWEA INN
"foluls tlio Way lo Ucttcr Hilims."
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