La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE L . ENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Friday,. January. 10, lm
it
I DDCAQ ELTSD DEIFjr
fhevkor Tnnrncy
' 1 TllH fh'i'kT tOlirtlHUH'!)!, which
iins been under way hIwv :iut
Hatorday. hurt fijfnin been changed
III MandlnK of eontenlantH hy ro
4'iit games, ti. Ponton Jkjh pl:t iu
ttu tJi which irtchidcK nix gnmcM
in each and In lias .1' 1 7 per
rent. Mr. Henries has played two
.'oi Willi ,S33 per cent. A. Poxton
four HflH Willi. 7!i?, I-:, Hurley
MX HC(M Willi ,tiSN
l-'loyd Itavter
'veii t"iK. with
.(11 it
ltnv Snhler
I hive .ti-iM with .f-ft
i Dim- twiM with .-t'i5,
K'H with .444. 0:is
.With .8.16, Hud Hi-ard i Kctiiii!t
i.-J-y: ami Mr. Smith five sets with
tMuiejil Nunihrrs
w,.: .MiiHical mint born during Hi1'
huivh service at the t-'h-st M. 10.
rfhurth Sunday wilt I j um follows:
-Mrs. t'laudo t'oupt'r will slug "
!l,ovc ltlvine1' and the uM)iem by
tho eholr, diret ted hy V. W. Nhm
haunV, will ho "Thin Is tho luiy"
hv (mill. MiKH Helen ' Williams
i.will pluy tho following nwan puin
Jhcr: "Introduction's hy Kosehat,
jjiful the offertory "'Am .M'-er" hy
-Srhuhert.
iinuat liliiuci'
A lnrpe erowtl attending the an
nuul dinner of the (.. I.-A. of the
.'li. nf I,. II. hmi evening at i o'eloeh
; In thit (v. 1' H-ill A lortL' :iiul ell.
yjteriuliiiiitf .program, wan enjoyed
i'diiiim? tho cv.'Kitiff, fidlowed I15
t-Ortrd; an a diversion.
J iiriwr Itosldenl-
s Mrs. H;niey Sprouls, furnier
resident of this city for about ol;,'ht
oais, but whff moved to Portland
Iiboiit two years ajjo, has nnder.Tono
0 operation at the Wathetiy Iioh
lial. Mm. Sprouls Is a sister of
AIj-s. Jack Hrynnt of this city.
; Sl.lcenst Issued
1 A marriage lironse was Issued
; 'yrtHtenhiy to Leonard Ci, Slevetm,
:ifor Kumuierville, and Gladys Mit
jzlniberK. ft La Grande.
i; IlctiiriKHl I Inmo
:vf SMih. Italph Van Hibbir and
.3 djiuhter ; 'atty have returned
-honio from Albany where she vls
S ird her ister for about a w:ecl;.
Seriously 111
..Jeromo Camplicll Ik seriously 111
at his homo "tin O avenue.'
I.NivIiik This Kvcnlntr
Cr. and Mrs. II. X. Ahby arc
le.ivhis; thia evening on a business'
and pleasure trip to Kansas City.
TJwy will also visit friends and
10Q$ TALKING
Ym DUWCAN J
'EDMUND LOWE;
NOW PLA.YING
ALSO
IWKAMOrXT
v.niirni:s
Fox Sound News
L
GRANADA
Today & Saturday
AIM
'ialklng
1 J
J
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mtlvH. .On tholr return trip thpy
, . . .,
will journey hrough tho Humbert; r
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pari oi ino i mica miuch.
I
i
S pct'la I Mating
A special mooting of tho F.nglo
mago wmcii naK neon arranged lor i
tho init of .Mr. Itlgolow of the'
organization department of tho
O. K. to tnko place Jan. Ill, was
announced la.st evening at the I
mooting f tho local oi'Kanl.ation, !
whon.lt met In regular session with
Mr. Cfiiip' i-1 tho usual bufdnosn mntlorn ills
My, link fix j cussed. .
Veal four sets I
Life Cuds
Accord inf? to word received here
Km 11k ItJiy, brother of the late i nn
doctor, A I itny, paMnett away New
Vear'H ovo. Frank Kay was In
MMviee In l.a firantlo with the (t.
W. until about I'M I, when lie
moved to Vancouver, It. f anil was
yard maMer thero for tho (in-.il
N'orlhern, until a year titfo w hen his
health tailed.
('nllcri. by IH-ftlh
Ilerhert Thompson is expected
to" return this evening from Spo
kane where ho was called by tho
death of hlH KiHter, Mrs. Mary
Whin nle. formerly of linker. .Mrs.
Whipple died or nean disease, ner
husband and seven hrniners ur-
vivo her.
i;iKln Gh-N Tciini Wins
Tin Kh;In hIHs' basketball team
defeated the Kirls' team of the Sac
red Heart academy of l.a Grande
lii to It; Wednesday evenlnp In a
:,'tino played in the hih sebool
gymnasium. '
At (he Hotels ;
A mom; the renIstrantH at local
hotels are: S. 11. .fitchell and wife.
Boise; .lames Harrington, Seattle;
K. 1. Ainfiworth, Seattle; Geoi'Ke
G. Arnold, . Siokane; A. J. Illch
ards, l!nio'n. Cnl.
rcit Last Mirht
Miss Maiian Storzback loft laat
night on her way to Portland to
join her parents, Mr. and- Mrs. C.
S, Storzback,
Improvinc 1 ! pointed to the day staff of the Ore-
Atrs. Grace Watts, who under- gon Daily Kmeiahl for the winter
went a .major operation Wcdues-j term, It was announced recently,
day mornim,". Ik improving. She Is pub Guild and l.ois Nelson, report
at (he 'Grande '.Hondo- hospital. j urn who worked last icrin, are con-
- j linulng their Kmerahl ncllvlHcB
Snn'ors lirokcii IiCg;
Charles W. Cain, at 2fl02 X. Fir
street, suffered a broken leg when
ho fell, from a roof he was shingl
ing, lie is at the Grande Honde
hospital,'
i .
rrnm .AlnxvlUc
.Mr. and Mrs. K. Whit ton, of
AlaNvillo, Hent yesterday, in La
Grande on business and iteasuro.
Slowly not'overinit
: Marin Thonpson who has been
ill at homo for the past two weeks
with rheumatism is slowly recover
ing. She is the dnnnhtor or Mr.
and Mrs. UerberL Thompson.
Stewart, of
To HiiiitiiiKCiii
Clauilo atnl ! 'i'anl-
AHeel, have Knne to Hunlinfeton lo:w' Misirmuieu inc. .own mm. ...m.
Lwn-ir rrii. ib.i f -W there ' !l short foot-note was added by 1 n-
r.. it.whuui - '
H. Lai'l
kin Is in Knterprise today
on business.
... iiniii:
i L. W. Chatisso went to Pendle-
ton today on a business trip.
..;. r...
iWvt TiMlay
. Mrs. A. k. Peehler find Mrs. Roy
Munsell were In 11 Grande today
from Ladd (!finyon.
Gnst IlYtm Idaho-
Mrs. F. L. DeBord. of Payett-.
Ida., Is ii guest nt the home of th
Rev..ind Mrs. Vernon K. Hall. ftUS
Spiinv street. .
ID ;
ISoyd Jaekhnn Is among those in
La Grnnrlu who are ill at present
of tho flm
0or Prm I nion
Miss Susan Chnilwiek, of Pnlon,
teacher In the. schools there is a
i vilest ot her 1 riend, M iss 1 1 tit h
Margarot Hall. .
Shorirr In Awhlcnt
Woiil has been received hero by
Mrs. Rresheai-M that her husband,
Sheriff Itreshears hfiilnn aeoid'-ttt
Comedy
near Oregon Pity Injuring hit car
tu ttmno extent, 1U waH alone In
t lit en r and wa uttiitj it red . 1 1 e
wiiH roturnhii; tn Ijl lirnndo -from
' Halem .where ho look u prlnmer n
few ilayH an1- The car Ik In port-
hint being repaired iiml Mr, Pre.
, ... . , , , .
n it'iti'i: wilt again Hint for linino
,. , n ....
as noon nil U p car h In tdinpe. I ho
, , ,
Uy pavemt nt xn tho canst of ihM
accident.
1 It 'a rd tn Mrei ;
I he tllsuiet athletic lio:-.id will .
hold n meeiiuu; at the l.a Grand'
illwh st hool 10 morrow afternoon
at 1:30 oeloek. It is announced by!
the hoaril. which consists of II. M.'
1 tuitoh ,liseph. ehaii'ma n; I lunb j
Coleiuon. Italier. and K. I . Towler. f
Grande. Itusliiess pi-iiaiuim; to!
the affairs of the district will be:
discussed and 11 discussion of bus-,
ketbalt rules alno will be held. Tin
meeting Is open to the public.
Assists In AiTuimcmoiUs
MIsm Anno Stance, nojihoiiiore
at the I'ulversliy of Oregon, help-,
ed make arraunements for the ban
qiiet in lmwene, w hen tho tleleKatew J
for the hih Hehool conference from .
hiifh schools of the entire statt '
wort present .Ian. & ami it.
lAi'cutlvc SeiTclary
Dorothy Ann Warnlelc, H(pho
more at the I'nlversity of tircfjon,
who. returned to school tills term,
ha.s been appointed as an executive
secretary on the business staff of
jhP
Oregon Dally Kuierald. Sh.j
will have rhnriro of executive enr-
j repondence and finances.
I Have CliaiKe of Ticket Sale
j Miss Jean William,, junior
M
the fnlversUy of Oregon, has hi en !
selecti-d to rereent her sorority, j
Alpha NI Helta 111 the tb kel s;tle !
for the play. "The I.a; t" of Mrs. I
Cheney," to be presented by the
colli -g-iato plgyers Jan. 1-1.
Ivcprcsent House
Mel Parker, student at the Cnl-V.-rsity
of Oregon, has been chosen
to represent Alpha Ppsllon, the
fraternity with which he is affili
ated, in the nil of tickets for tho
Kra.y Kopy Krawi, an ' annual
dance, given by Alpha Delta Sljnua,
hilvcriislng honorary. :
Itepnrtci' for Cinerald
Miss l.cuoro Kly is among seven
new reporters who have been ap-
this term.
Klamath Man Has
Newspaper of 1865
KLAMATH KALLS, Ore. (AP)
A newspaper printed on wall aper
by the confederates In" Vlcksbiii'rf,
.lulv 2. lXi;:t. the ttay before the
i town fell into the hands of the
I northern army under General
! Grain, has come Into the posscs
sion of Dr. A. M. Simmons here,
i The paper has been in the pos
i session 4 (' Mi-h. Simrnons' molber
lsincc.it was printed. . It imre the
'name of "The Cilhsuu" and its sen-
.tiniiiitH vwn-re HlroiiKly southern.
Hefore the last issue of that July 2
ion .soldiers which read:
I "Two tlaya bring anbut
great
ennng. s. i ne i.aancr oi. 1,110 1 uiuii
lioais over icasoui'g. uenerni
: Grunt has -'caught the rabbit;' lie
-:has dined in Ylcksburir and ho did
bring: his dinner with him. This U
; the last wall paper cdiiion and Is.
excepting this note, from the typis
"ns w f""l them. It will be valu-
"able h.-ivafter as a curiosity."
HO'V KING AUKKNii:i
I
SILYLUTON, Ore., Jan. 10 (AP)
j With the arrest of on- Hoy Kln,
j 23, on charco of theft of two auto
, mobiles in the sonic afiernoon hi-re.
f- liverlou police -. of 1 leers lielieve
they had in custody the Itoy Kin.',
alleged Seattle bandit who, with
three companions, is the object of
search by police nffleor.s through
out Hut northwest.
l'l'ZZI.l:s l'OK lll.l.Ml
NKW YOltK. .Ian. 10 (AP)
Thero are eross-wortl puzzles for
Iho hlliwl. Tho Ainerioan liralllo
Press, an endowed organization, Is
dlstrilintinir tliem. On a metal form
puzzles Klveti In hi-alllo ran he
worked out with taeks haX'int;
heails oorrespondltlff to the hrnille
,(,is.
And
MGM
Silent News
A
Senator rhartes 1.. IcNary and CofTrcssnifut It. It. Itutler of Oregon have Introduced hills in tho
Senato and" the House aithorilng tho constriietion of a (jam at t'matllht Itapltln on the Columbia
river as an aid to navigation mil rwlamntion, tho development of hydro electric power and an
lnler-slato brhlgi. ' , A' survey has been completed by the bureau of reclamation declaring' It feasible
from an ;enu'iiieering standpoint. The. power plant WllJ generate rtiiO.Oml II. I. at a cost of l.a
mills pir Itilowiitt iinnr. The Halo of power, at the dam, for two mills per kilowatt hour will retire
the cost or the entire development in a period nf -li years, it Is said. The filll presented In congress
is framed along the lines of the Boulder Canyon measure. It will aho he possible to Irrigate Home
" 1 an. 000 acres of arid laud in the states of Oregon and Washington; when economic conditions
Justify. The cost nf' the;' project '.is estimated by the engineers at $45,000,000.
CROP PLANNING
MEETINGS DATED
Department of Agricul
! tore Announces Series
! of 1930 Conferences. ; '
WASULVGTO.V. Jan, 10 (A P) -r-The
department of iiH-rlcitlture has
announced n serlits of JUItO crop
plannhiK conferences to asftisi Am
erican agriculture In producing to
meet, maiitetiiii, deiuands. T)iy
will be held In WashliiKton. beKl"
niiiK Jan. 20 and ' coiitinulm,' until
Jan. lit.
The year !)!ln prcsentH the first
opportunity that uKricilltnral eco
no mics tp-rts have had to play
planiintr- in aecordanco with tho
workings of the cooperative, mar
keting act, and their purpose Is to
take adv-antaKe of its possibilities.
The department of. ntfrkulturr,
41 slalo affiicultural colleges, ami
the federal farm board will par
ticipate. Fifteen rejiresentativeK - nf tbej
federal farm hoard, headed' by the;
chief economist, J. R. Davis, have I
been asked to assist the. various
cninniillee.s which will take part. In
the conference.'"' :
! Tho eolleffcH of asriiciillure,
which will be represented Include
Idaho, Oregon and WaflhltiKtoii. .
DOCK HOllORS WON'T ItOTIIKU
V A N( Ot :VK R , P. C. Ja n. 1 0
fAP) Providing the cold weather
continues and the snow stnys . on
the ground until that time, author
ities hero said they Were not wor
ried over the problem of directing
activities of 1 Uii Dnukhohor men
and women when they are released
from prison In February. The
Doukhobors were t-ent cured for
parading the streets nude, In Nel
son, R, C. ' . '' :
j KITDV PHOTOGRAPHS
j NKW YOpK. Jan. la (AP)
Mrs. Harry- Payne Whitney has
I gone to France to ronfi-r With of
ficials and study photographs an 1
j documents preparatory to design
ing a '. memorial to Marshal Foch U
ho erected in New York..
i.asso ii:i.R i. itivnit
AKTOP.IA, Ore.,
A two point htlek
Jan. 10 (AP)
ileor was Inssoed
Feline 'Chaplin' Appears
' du 151- fJffXxf M
PaHfic cniwt cat tdiowti brlnff out firemen's m.icot. cmart. all)'
ellnes and th like, us well n the blueblood. Uut It rnmaltiPd
for tho Ouktand Cm Bhow to introduce "Charlie Chaplin," to
whom a mcvle-ptruek Motbftr Nature e;ive Mick h;ilr ttni a email
mntfnchfi HUe 1h film comed!fn afferts, He's owr-ned by MImi
Leo n a Diintlnt who InKlntR lb cat doutrn't throw custard piei.
$45,000,000 PROJECT
a.-j.
. : Y" . .
I In l lie midrlte nf thi t'otmnbia river '
ny i apiam r run r.iiving, iroin ins
reu-ular ferry. The deer was more'
than two miles from shore, and
swimming rapidly toward Wash- I
Ingtou. The animal was returned to
a same preserve today.
I x s I i: to s i s i i :n i : i
1
Tin.
llfTHOIT, .lull. 10 (AT)
l.lt'lrnlt NfV!i tmliiy wiltl thai no In
vi'stlKallon rari-lnl mi hy hliili im
lico nl'I'lHahl iillu I hi' shnotln last
wi-ok nf lil.ul.i'tii. (li-nry .1. !til'
vin, heilil nf tho polka' rrlim' anil
bomb snuad has brought out the
charge that the attack was part of
tho plot of a jealous police Inspect-or-ia
the muiic department.
iauooxki iwmii.v ni;scri;i
.. - j pain fell Intermittently over
STOCKTON, Cal., Jan. 1 n (AP) ' southern California. HUH accoin
After spending a comfortable panhd by lightning, descended on
nigh. l at cow' creek following their I Los Angeled at dusk. Lowering
rescue . Wednesday from a snow-! temperatures in citrus groves wei''
hound cabin In Mm high Sierra. 4fi j boosted well beyond the danger
mlloK northeast of Sonora, John M. mark by the precipitation.
Nightingale, his wifo ad 7-year-
old sen Stanley, wort! expected to
resume their slow tteli
civilization, early today,
..... .
m slNLSS OVTI.OOK iOOI
SAN l-'ftANCLSCO, Jan. in (AP)
-The huslnesH outlook of the Pti- roim, nn, Strawberry more tlian
cifie coast region ivaa ih'i'laroil hy i wn foot.
Ill-: JiiIIiim Kloin. assistant soorotaiy Kaithor north K.'.I.IImu-. Vrokii
of coiiiini roo. to ho 'tiniiui sllon-, Iin, c,,. r.--i-lvi-il vai ylnu Miian
nhly hriBhl." Mo inlilrossoil tho ill' imos of siio- with Orovlllo ro
I'riinelsco AilvortlahlK rlilb. oolvlnu tho first foul full 111 17
' years. I'olnlH In tho Hiiorainonto
Ml SKICSj THI.M WHITMAN' valhy and In tho iippor Nan .Ion.
. . . . I quia valloy also woro vhlt';mal hy
WAI.l.A WAI.I.A, Wash., .tun. 10 . ni, fall.
(AP) I'lllvorslty nf WashlllKton'H I .Villlluvosl Itoillllllls Colli
haskolhall loam ilofeale,! Whltliian ' Throni;hoiit tho northwost, tho
horo last iiIkIiI, A I to :'S.
itn : iimiii:ii ih.ai,
I'OltTI,A.M, On-., Jan. 10 (AP)
-It. K. I ririt3ijni.'i n , assistant ills-
ti-lot forester for Alaska, on roilto
Itn-f-'an Kranolsoo, trnlay oiilllnoll
pluiiH lor tho salo of I" billion
hoanl feet of .sirnoi anil lieinloi'k
tllnhoi In Alaska to tho ellerhaoh
oorpornlion ami tho San I'Vain'lsoo
i;xaiulner mid I.ns Anwoles Times.
Backward African Negroes
It Is estimated Hull less tlmil 10
fier cent of tlio riocroos In Afrloa
Is onlliolv rtvlllxod. Tho oslliiuiteil
popilliillon of Afflcn U Hil.iXXMKKi
?0
4
-V
ff A C3T OT1I T
SHIVERING; NO
DL1! IPU ffin A V ,
nuuiL.1 imiM.
(Conlinueil from Tuffo Ono)
I
.iviuho.I t.-ninnrary illsroiufnit olo-i
v.hcio In tho rriiliill. (Hi tho rlils'o
mum north of l.im Aniiolon, nriy
iiiolorh-tH woro . ri'loiiMoil hy miiovv I
plowa ii ft or hi'lla; luainolioil Hoar
Sand berg. They were
taken
Inns along the route
clearing of the roads.
The Pnlon Pacific
to. await
ad had
snow plows working soon alter t.m
snowfall became heavy and at mid
night the crews were auKinenti d as
the tracks became covered. At
HiintinU in Cajon pass l'U luclies
was reported.
Haiti hi South California
j Other California districts report-j
', cd abundant snow and rain. Kvery- i
back to ' where In the high Sh rra the Bimw -;
fall was reported heavy with near
; aero temperatures prevailing. l'Yom
Modesto came reports of ineasiir-
hh" Know in Stanislaus comity for
Irst time in fourteen yearn.
! Siimiiill had neartv Hvo feel on the
woatlor cnntlnuoil oohl ami olonr
with loo-eoated hlKhways inalllr,-
Iravel hazardous.
OroKOil was ooveretl with a
Idauket, of snow 1-iiiikIiiK hi depth
from one-half liu'h 111 tho W'lllnni
etto valley to four and five feet In
,' tho hlnhlands. Temporal m en rang
ed from Biih-zoro In eastern see
' tiooH to freeezini: In wstern por-
tlons.
I WaHhlmiton also shivered, with
j temperatures near zero In the
northeasl and rrei-zniK in outer soe
tlons. I, Kilo snow was reported In
tho lowlands iilthotmh heavy drifts
were noted In mountainous regions.
Chameleon I'nique Reptile
Tho i hiiinoloon Is tln only tui'in
her of tlio reptile faui'l.v thill cull
fneiiH hoth eyes upon l lie same
nolhi.
Real Meaning of Justice
Jiistleo Ik hut ilislrU'titltig
In
(ivorythlni neeonlln to tin; ro.
iitli'eiiieuts of Its niiliiro. (Ihinvll
UNIVERSITY IS
CRITICIZED FOR
DISMISSING TWO
(Continued from Pago One)
j mlHJiOd from the nnlvernlly, and by
ProfeHHor .Max .Meyer, who wan
1 MiHpcnded. The investigation of
the eomtufttee khh undertaken at
the reriKHt of President Itrookn,
and many members of the faculty
nnd mudents In the ennrweH of Ie
graff ami Meyer.
Preach of !'rlueIilcH
The conmnlttee iiSHerled I hut the
action nguitiKt the two profeHHorn
wriH under tlx1, rimi mutant-en "a
rlear breach of tho principles of
freo teaihiim bind rcNonrch and
ccurity of tenure In the nnlver
Miy." All rhargcH made aKfiltift tho
profewmrH were denied by the com
niltli n, ThfHe, in nddttinn to alle
gatlonH that tho lint of o.ueHtlonH
tenrled tn cauno nmral laxity nnd
wiiH nhocklnj? wer that It "could
not produce tiny nrlentifleiilly valbl
conclusion" -'ind that It "tended to
creato the condition that it in nl
ifged to correct."
"PrnfefMor Ii'irrfiff lctif ivtl,"
tho report, wild, "that, at ft Htudcnt
ud ver he had b-cn frefuntly
fnnKijIt'd by ntuieiii about the
very Ikmiih thai are rihed In thin
finest lonna Ire coueernlni; the bcx
code and tho moral ideals that uiu
Involved In engagement and mar-j
cliiKC The MudeiitH testified that
thesti jiroblcins of the sex eotto anil
morals, emraKcmcnt and luarrhiKe,
uro frequently discussetl - frankly,
not only In fraternity and sorority
houses, hut also by the nhis with
their boy friends."
WOMAN AIMS
SHARP DARTS I
AT PAR AWAY
(Continued from I'obo One)
ald, replying that they would j
ai'Htic the matter later. j
"I'd llko to." tho witnesH replied. I
Tho letter was obtained by a
committee invostljinior from
likln's filefl, 1
KITZMILLKR, 2
OTHERS ASKED
TO TURN PRO
KtTOKNK. Ore., Jan. 10 (AI')
John Kity-miller. George Chrlsten
sen ami Marshall Shields, all t'nl
verslty of ttrcgon football Hiars. to
day received offers from the Ports
mouth profession: fmUball cor
poration which they arc consider
ing. None of them have yet finished
school. Christensen and Kllzmll
ler have another S'oar of competi
tion and Shields has been declared
Ineligible for the ' 'HUM season.
Shleldr, however. Mtlll holds Ihein
lief he may be reinstated. . '
Overnight
News Briefs
Hy tho Asmh'IhnmI 1'ivss
nilKllii.V Cl'I'V ClmrloH. Wll-
ItnuiH, Hit, throo thip loor In Oro-
,(fnI1 nni WiihliiBlm. was Klvon h
llfo li'i'm In tho hIiup inisoii nfior
! colirpiwl,,i to ,hh(My.
. i.-iraKNK llnwiml jroAnlstor
j.;,,,,,,,,,, V. M. (.!. A. omplnyo who
rtHaI,,onrpd from lioro mVirnl
V(,nrH w, nftoi- alloKi'illy iloframl-
i-toUIchs of nloi'o thon t,000
has been arrested at Dunkirk, N.
Y.. according to word received
here.
TiLLAMlOOK After slnnhlng
tho wrist of her sis-months-old ,
baby in an attempt to end Its life,
Mrs. T. D. Loop of tlaribaltll, end-,
ed her life hy cutting her throat I
with a butcher knife. She was tho
widow of a Gui'lb"111 Kroeer who
was killed last February by a hit :
and run motorist.
KLAMATH 1'1LK Ma ry Reed
and N. M. West were sentenced to
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Men's Overshoe
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For boys ..; J9c
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three-yenr term In thentato pri-
son for robbing a store at llary('
December I 2.
1ORT!jAN1 - Gordon Turner,.,
1 21, pleaded pullly to u ehai-KO of
itttemtitlntf to extort money from
! Dr. K. A. Marshall, physician, and
I wom sentenecd to Hervenlne montlmj
: In the county jail.
kamh city koiiowhik n tnut
with G. t. Heaver, neighbor, In
t w hich ho was struck' by a, piece of
wood, Churlen Aylb ,!l farmer,;
died, here. A eoronor's Inquest, ,
Will bo held nt Dallas tomorrow.
SALKM Fred II. Moses, for;
three years hank examiner for tho
stato banking- department, has re
Hirnel to aceopt a position with u
1 taker, ro., lmnk.
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$1.98
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