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Thursday,' February fi, 1930 ; LA GRANDE L.flNINQ OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.' Page Flri HCAL JjaHt Muniluy I'VciiiiiK stur Un Climimiflit .i. 31 nul ut tlio I. O. O. hull with iiboiit. 35 praient, C. JI'nl'hoi'KOu presldliii,'. .MolvlH Hark,. Win. iioik, unci ICIinei- Me Oluro w-oi-o' rxuUcil to tho Rojal' I'uiplo lU'Kl'op, ACUt IoiIbo closed they nil l-utlri'd lo. tlio banquet room wholo tlio wlve'it at tho mem hul'H served it ehlllt' feed,. Itiiai'il or Itmlt'ty Held Tho umuil hghril of review- for hoy suc.utH, iirvyoilliiK tho court of Honor u uo hold. .Monday, pi h, lu uh part of tho aotlvllira for scout anniversary week, was hold lust niKht at tho chamber of commerce, with (.'huiios Iilnmior in chars". To linker Mrs. H. Ci. ('oloiiian wont to linker, to visit her .sister, Miss JPyrtlo Ui'orKO. who has been ill for aliollt two weeks. Miss UeoiBG la a former resident of i.a Cirande. Here Vest en lay ' J. C. Allbrii;ht, assistant to tho Keneral m.in;u;er of the O.-W. from I'mthinil. was a visitor at the local offices yesterday and attended tlio general safely meeting. licit Yesterday John Daniels, formerly of this city, but now residing in Portland, was a visitor in L.i Grande yester day attending the O.-W. fuel meet lug. HI ul'Ilnmo Jean Jlelvey, who lias boon ill at homo 6f the' flii sineo Saturday, is improving; ' ' : lllm-ss 'Mrs. tiluueh McCarthy on Second street. Is III of tho flu. - of schools, is able to be up after a Called to Idaho 1 month's serious illness, but will. not Mrs. KmJly Hiatt was called to ! ho able to return!, to his( school Caldwell. Ida., Uiis mwrnlng by thejdulles for several days. death of her l.liew and the serl- ous illness of Jier brother-in-law, ! Asa lienton. Oil Itushicss S. lironlmiill, of Portland, O.-W. general safely agent, was in Da Grande recently on business. Pneumonia Frank Jajoy.rof Tehicaset, Is re ported to be illi of pneumonia at tho Cirande, Hondo hospitul. Improving " Airs. Luwoll J(f llianifjon, who has been ill for sonielinu', is improv ing. ' Tonsils Removed Jlary JI. Turner, on AVashlngton avenue, xnvs operated for removal WT A A THRILLING ACTION SOUND II ! dialogue a,H,g,s - W$stetrfEtectric SOUS DjbJj SYSTEM ci:riN OLD CALIFORNIA BED Elf! f ovinu.tU"S"8 ''CC""y nd "" aTyT" .. .. AUblo MoMiirrnii lias been 111 ror several days of tho flu at tlio homo of Mr. and .Mrs. Gcoibo V..H..I1UI1. nno is u stuuoia ut tno .-tunnel SCHOOL Hero ltcwmly Mrs. l-'red 'Pox and Mrs, Jim. Hutchinson, of Union, were Lu Grundo visitors recently. Arrived Tloro YiwtertUy Mm. -Leon Lundell, of Weston, arrived In La Grando yesterday morning after visiting friends- in linker. At Hot Luke .Mrs. Frank Gllderslecvc lias gono to Hot Luke wWo she will spend n'om Kft"1 whero ho hay been about six weeks taking trcutniients. ! for nbout tWu wcku. While there I ho visited rclutives. ' .nr. Anuris, wno underwent a Inly tonsil operation Monday, is improv-I Mr- um! Uii- c D- I'utmnn " jniJ j leaving today on their wiiy to . 1 Portland where they will spend Improving I about a week on business. They Mrs. JOurl Roberts, who has beenlaro u,'lvIK- III, Is Improving. Opening Ithls Ax The Observer went lo press this afternoon, the county court was opening bids on gasoline, oil and tires for this year. The court, which started its February session yesterday morning, will conipleto ' its monthly business this afternoon. J I ero Frajn 1 4i Grander ; j i Mrs. Asji l-iggleston of Enterprise is spending tho day in La Grande.-' Mr. Longfellow Improving , Joo Lonirfcllow.-stiDerintendent ' Visiting iiore ' MV. and Mrs. O. F. Steele, of l'endleton, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson for a few days. They came yesterday. Mi. Steele Is deputy assessor for Umatilla county. ." New Kuiploye Harold Joyous, recently of Ku- gone, is now employed by the H and S Electric Co., as a salesman. . I Anlo Accident i, iu... i ,.iu ,,i.. i ii, '.. ..T. I A C 1 ow, colli ltd ai 7-5-- iK'mdnesZy'r "ho OM p- go ii iraii niguway juu lui ol iw. - ; - Grande. No one was hurt In tho;'10" 'ly, Kas., died when a bulll aceldcnt - jvan loW-wlnct plane crashed from ' - about 800 feet north of tlio Garden Conduct Eiaiiis C. W, l'ayno. head' of tlio gov ernment civil service In tli4 North west, with lioadiiiuuters in Scuttlo, Is ill La Grande today cunducttiiir examinations. K'"" Mc Toi.lKlit- IjociU Illks will observe past exulted rulers nlKht at tho reuuhir I nicotinir of tho loduo this crcniiiK l the temple. Tho proKrnm, nlso Includes Initiation and an oyster feed. A largo crowd of members is expected. Woltltmr Tuesday Tho wedding of Harry Maltesoii jot linker and Anna Abrit of Ilolsc, toolc place Tuesday afternoon In tho office of County Judgo U. G. Couch. To Tlio Dalles Miss Judy Mooro left last night on hor way to Tlio Dalles to visit friends for several duys. Iteturned Chariot Cameron Juts returned Hero on Official IttisliiesK Kred E. Taylor, deputy IT. S. Marshal, was in lii Orando yester day on official business. Major Operation uMw. AV. AW Sanderson, of Sum- mervlllo. underwent a major oper- .uv-.j ninfa. liaby Girl Mr. and Mrs. F. AW Varrlngton, at 1303 T avenue, are the parents of a baby girl, born Feb. 2. They have named hcr MnrBarct.Mm-lan. To lortland I . Donald llarncs, who was Injured 'In an auto accident some time ago, and Ills father, llort Jinnies, have gone to 1'ortland where Donald will bo a patient In a Portland hospital, i . j i Three Men Killed Iii Plane Wrecks . -rn- ' Harry (.'oalwell was hauling hay WICHITA. Kas., Feb. C (AT) ' rr'"" '"" v,,llo' onc d"" "lst wcoli Three men lost their lives late yes- I "'caehani wus a recent caller terdav In two Kansas airplane ' "l A- '"Bnim home at l'ine crashes. Tho planes were of tlio l'"nc ,M" enmp. sumo ireneral monolllano tviic. Test I ' '' f '' Wrluht spent. pilots for Wichita airplane nmnu- i facturers were at (ho controls of both. Kdn-nrd R. Gardner. 24. lleni- 1''. Ten"., test pilot fpr the Sulll- (van Aircraft company of Wchltu, j City airport. One report said tho nihil, tried a steep bunk at the low (altitude and lilt an air hump, and j another report said the plane went Hintq, a 'tan-spin. ' j A wing collapsed as "Ralph V. I (Ited) Klianno, 114, test pilot for the Hilton Mid-Wing Moiiopluno com pany, looped, rolled and dived nearly 0.UOO feet in the air south east of the Wichita municipal air port. The plane cra.shed in a wheat field. All-Stars Take Bowling Match AVarc's All'Ktars won three hard foiigbt games from the. O.-W. team in the first match played by the two organizations this season, iu the Ware alleys. The score was 2071 to. 2502. Butkwalter was high railroader with 2i)2 and Con ley, of the All-Stars, turned In a 244. The next game will take place 1'Ylday night. MISSIONARIES CAP'H m:i SHANGHAI. Cliina. l-'eb. (AP) Three members of Hie China la ta ml mission, all of l-'innish na tionality, were captured by brig amis last Monday while traveling by boat from Changshit lo Kianfu. They were the MJuKes t'ajander, InKiuiiii and lledengn n. Word of their plight Tirst reach ed .SUanghaf today. Admit Portland itoititi:uv ST. LOriH, IVb. C, (AP) Charles Kit-kiln, ex-eon vict and Herbert Itotschon. escaped con vict, confessed today, police an nounced, that they hail held up the If. J. Alslock Jewelry company at ortland. Ore., last January i:t. escaping with ?20,0HI in Jewelry. acci si;d OF KXTOKTION PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. C (AP) Warren Myers, 20, was in jail today charged wltli attempted ex tortion in conneetion with the at tempt to extort money from I r. !!. A. Mnvshiill. Portland physician, 1 o.n Dee. 5. His four confederates, two men and two girls, have sine pleaded guilty and been sentenced Myers Is held under $f,uuo bail. "Land of Manlier" Finland Is called Kuoincntuun by tho native. This menus land of the innrsbe. Fin s n corruplion of fen, an English word meaning mnrMi. STEVENS-VAN sEEGps Fancy Dress Sox In many neV colors and patterns 'Just like Dads" Size 7' to !) 2 for 25c Buttercup Time Nearing; Snow Is Nearly Gone Hy .Mrs. Mniy . Knll (observer Correspondent) J'lJltHV (Special) Tho rains and extremely warm sprlng-Ulte weather have caused most of tho snow near hero to disappear but the school children are just us happy with anticipation of early buttercups on the hill as they were while enjoying tho splendid skiing and coasting of ten days ago. Mrs. Walter Sinclair and her son Dean were visiting friends In l,a lrando the first of the week A'ano Carlson and Joo Hettus made a trip to the valley last AUm day after a load of buy. Mrs. Grace Morris was u busi ness visitor in La Grando recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hraden of I.a Grande wero recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, John HeieUel. Mr. and M'rs. If. I. lleldon were dinner guests of!' Mr., and M'rs. Hurt Kail last Sunday at the home In Connordnlc. Letha Hallmark and Mrs. Neva Mathson, who -were ill for several days and out of school, havo re covered. Miss Lola Martin spent last weekend with friends In town. Miss Martin teaches at Hllgurd. Miss France;; Smith who .has spent the past year or more at Pendleton expects to. enter the classes of the business college In La Grande next Monday. Miss Smith is a bookkeeper. She will make her home with her parents hero and drive to Ia Grando each morning, also accompunied by' her two brothers and one sister who urn a II high school students. Walter .Sinclair has been ill for several days and Is now under a doctor's care. He lias had the flu twice this wlnter and has been; out of school several days at different- I times. Ho is the only member of J the sixth grade class In the Perry -school. . ," ;"".'. Hurt Kail was a business-caller ; "l u'e W. Tuesday. JL'olden home last i Mr. and Mrs. Glen G. Pcnson, at , La, Grande, were Sunday guests at I tho limn o nf Mi nti',1 M i-n floi-i. 1t several days recently vlsitinn Mrs. Amy Valentine and tho.Carl llaaff family, iioth of Cbve. Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Proelor were recent shoppers in loivn. Mr. I'roctor .m.-loyed on the l,lSh- Warren l.yell, of ai Grande, re cently vlslled his uncle, Kenneth Plersun here. 1 Broke Juit the Same Tlio difference between a poor man mid an impecunious one Is Hint Hie former lias not yet been clnssltled by n welfare worker, farm and Kircslde. REMODELING AT HOSPITAL HERE MEARLY FINISHED (Continued from Page One) an Ivory rinish, and when the re dicoratlon is entirely completed, all the rooms will lie rekatsomlned, and the halls bright in shining Ivory. The opening is expected to be held sometime In the spring, when the public will be Invited to view the new finishings and fixtures. New lighting fixtures will also be installed In the halls. SCHOOL PLAY WINS PRAISE OF AUDIENCE (Continued from Pago Odo) Pamplnelli's dramatic proteges, who played the. part of a wife in tho play. Poor Mr. Hossefrosse, (Packey MeFnrland) the leading man, was always embarressed when told of his particular talents. Teddy Kpearlng, (Nick Hughes) also furnished humor, and has (piiie a severe fall. Mr. Ralph Twlller, ( Leonard Cates) suffers Ihe loss of half bin mustache, and it Is truly drcadf'.il. Mrs. Clara Hheppard, (Marguerite Mc(iiennlng) is widowed because of a terrible shock her husband re ceived, when ho saw her act. Mr. Singe Manager, (Fdwnrd Thompson) is almost the only nor mal person in tho play, except the maid and Mr. Ititter; the rest are all dm nut tie creatures, filled with Hie spirit, of artistic creation. The cost times in the jdny an; very attractive. Music was furnished by the high school orchestra directed by W. W. N'usbaum. The play official! were: Cather ine. Hart at n, director; Clair Per kins, business manager: .Leu John- j son. assistant business manager; (Nick Hughes, stag; manager; Don tPoarch, artistic effeets; ICdwin llrlggs. electrician: Iris Hughes. 'prompter, and Hoy Nelnon, proper ties. ENGELEN CO !When Lindy Won Glider. License f ' I . S Here is Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, pictured when he entered a new type of flying and won a gilder pilot's license after a perfect flight over Point Loma, near San Diego, Cal. Top picture shows the "Lone Kaglr", with an interested look onhis face, as he re ceived a half hour of Instruction in the art of gliding from' hla friend I la wiry ltowlus, American glider champion. Uottom picture shows Lludy crouched In the peauut-llko cockpit of the motorless sailplane just before he uhoutod "Let 'er go" and the "shock cord" crew catapulted him, into the air by means of the rope.' '- ' Membership Is Chief Business At Legion Meet Membership was the main sub ject for discmiwlon at the Ameri can Legion meeting held last night at the Hacajawea Inn. Tho mem bership of tho local post Is In vory good shape with 5 members paid In. The post's average Is -H for tho .10 years .of Its existence, which compares favorably with any other post In the state. A drive for moro members will bo starlet) at once and it is hoped that by the end of February tho membership will 'be larger . than ever before. Thee past year was 317. - Fred F.. Kiddle, past slate. com mander, Is the head of the. mem bership drive In District No. 7, which comprises every county east of .rmatlUu.w A stale-wldo cam paign . Is '"being' worked out and Oregon will in all probability reach its quota" this month, It was re ported. ' Cards and other games were en joyed after the meeting of the Le gion and Auxiliary. There was a. good attendance at both sessions. Pie and coffee were Nerved. Announcements from Haker slate that the l!i;J0 convention will un doubtedly be tho biggest depart ment meeting ever held. A feature will be the championship baseball tournament between winning jun ior teams from four states. Judge l. M. Laudls, major league base ball czar, may attend, according to word received here. Assumes Charge Of. Department Mrs. S. Ward has taken charge of Ihe sheet iiuiHie, record anil small goods department of the Knsti'rn Oregon Muslu . company, after spending a year .In Knler prlse. ' KIk has had considerable experience atso In the music stores in Vakima. ' . IL is also, announced tlio' slorc wilt tie 'open from 8 a. in. to 8 p. in. IMBLER TEAM PLAYS ELGIN FRIDAY NIGHT Ity Mrs. U M. Hale Observer f'orresondt'Ul ) I.MISKKIt, Ore., (Sperlal) Im blcr baskelball teriuv has had hard tuck so far this year losing many sanies. One reason for this Is thai there lias been svi'ial regulars out of the lineup flue to injuries and Illness. However they urn re-' lurulrig one by one and coach King hopes to have bin full strength in the next lineup which is against Klgin I'YIday. liotlt Ihe boys and girls will play Hint evening. At last, the valor system at. the school house has been restored to norma with the pump overhauled anil all the pipes thawed out. (Several orchard men have be gun on the spring pruning of ap ple trecH. t!. C. Welch and .T. K. WooiIh motored to (i Crande Wednesday afternoon lo see J. J-J. Oerman who Is very III in the 'hospital there with pneumonia. I reno ' !onra d ea me down from j (iraude last Kalurduy to visit uilh friends and relatives. AltOl.MKNT i:OS IN HKATIf H Aumsnrito, in., (i h, (i (Ai) Klni'-r Jlnyeii, 4 .1, was shot today In the office of Jam's It. Lewis, counsel for sub-district No. 1 1 of the l ulled .Wine Workers of Amor It a iu uluit authorities believe was an atKimient over factional slrlfc In tin- miners' iitilnn. f'harles (1. I tare, i Knl Invest ig;i tor for tlie 1 1 i - 1 1 I rlet, fx held In ihe county Jail aa Hayes slayer. it's parrot fever! WHI. we jut had to have, aoinc nice cpl di inn tlil; Inlvr. OPEN SCHOOL ON TRACTORS HERE TODAY "Wide-spread . Intj-y eift. is beng shown In the tractor school opened today by tho Bunting Tractor com pany, local dealers for the "Cat erpillar" Tractor company. This school is to be held three days this week at the company sales room, 1-12C Jefferson avenue, with two representatives of the "Cat erpillar" Tractor company on hand to conduct the school. A wide variety of subjects will be covered, including tho servicing and care of the entiro tractor and also its application , to various .Uses In farming, road building, logging ami other Industries. Kaeh talk will be short, to the point, and It is stated that the entire, program will be interesting and well worth Hut llm'c of anyone interested III power funning , equipment.. .; r v Fugitive Arrested In California Today US ANCri;ui)S, l-'eb. L'O (AH) Judson Taylor, 40, fugitive for more than three years from Can ton. Ohio, where he was charged with mailing a postal card hearing a defamatory epithet toward his sister, bus been arrested hero hy federal officers. He was -found living under stringent financial circumstances with an invalid wife and their three-nioiilhs-old baby In a small apartment. Ijupuiy United .Slates Marshal Vincent Mangerina said Taylor ad mitted sending the card to his sis let. I'Yona H. Weatherspoon, said to be the wife of a slate senator of Klein. Ore., The note Is said to have concerned money which Taylor claimed was lost by their mother who, was near death al the time. Taylpr was indicted JJce. 1M, i!l2fi. SENATOR WAGNER ATTACKS HOOVER DRY COMMISSION (Continued from Tago One) llurbord said In testimony before the senate interstate roiu'merco committee that If he found correct (barges made, by Senator Wheeler, democrat, Montana, in previous testimony, he would see to II that the It. C. A.'s position was altered. tit, it til Aiti) Mi:ins .WAHIIIXOTON', Keh. U (Al1) Mure than 30 senate old guard re publicans held a rally at the capl tol today at which parllelpa nts wero requested to keep constant attendance during roll calls uu the tariff bill in tlio senate. Tlio conference was called yi.s lerday by Senator Watson, of In diana, tho republican leader, after tho democrats and republican in dependents has succeeded lu low ering many duties on chemicals, AUiny of yesterday's decisions wero by ono or two votes and with loo per cent republican attendance, lead cm of that party felt many reductions could be prevented. !iai (ji;n' iumj I'Aski:i WASHINGTON, I'eb. ti AI') Tho bouse today pusHo-d by a vote of 'l' to 74 the Hailgon bill to include artificially colored cooking compounds under the taxing provi sions of tlio oleomargarine act. Tho ineusure goes to tho senate. The voto was 48 lo :!. Tho bill was amended to provldo that it should not be effective un til six months after enactment. t'o.wutsj; with ki iti Aci WASHINGTON (Al'l --Submarines rcytlng on tin- bottom of Hie ocean can hold a two-way tee. phono roll versa t ion with surface (laft. The navy r, tested m-v devices fciiceesHfiilly. Moat of'tlio iMTJt.itMt. r on t!r .uifa- S.. Strieker Gives Prevention Of Disease Hints lly His FnMtirlrk Strieker l'ri'vimtlvu juoiiHUi'tiu In noiuo furtii Imvtt ulwayH boon vmployod lu pivvi-iit tlio Hiimidini,- ot UIh wiho, with tho vxci'pilon of clunn-' llni'HH, wliUh in Homo imrtH ot! tliu u-oi'lil h'uh curly rucoirnlzod uh a valuable iiuiuiih of protoctlon tiimlnl Ulni'iiHr, tliu provontlvii niiMisiiiua wuro not only crude, of llitlu or nu value, but lliclr cm-, ploymmit was often dangerous to life ami ili'Mti'Uctlvo to property. It Ih not difficult to find a ualistac tury explanation fur thin destruc tion and tlie unjustifiable measures used. 'I'he so-called fomltCH the ory held that clolhlntf, baggage, money, furnlturo and enrgous of vessels commonly transmit infec tive orKuuisms In their uctlvo state from one persun to another. Ah an unbounded belief In this theory, disinfectants were placed on sale Kuaranteeil to protect ugalnst nil tonus of Infection. This theory Is yet held by Homo who demand ter minal disinfection on tho conclu- Slon of tho disease. At tho same time the discharges from tho pa jticnt, which constitute the most ii.iu.uiuiia nuureu UL llllCCMUII, UI1U which should bo promptly destroy ed are often carelessly dealt with. it Is now known that Infective diseases aro most commonly trans mitted rrom one person to unothor. by discharges anil that prompt dis infection or destruction offors tho greatest protection against Infec tion. In typhoid fever It Is tho dis charges from the Intestinal tract. In measles, diphtheria, and scarlet rover It Is the discharges from the nose, throat and cars, and in t.iber culusis it Is tho sputum which con tains the inrectivc organisms.. Many limes persons uro bewlld-,' ered by the great variuty. of.'Ulsln-' fectants uvallable ami aro not quite certain which they should use. a row practical directions should liolp in this regard. Sputum should bo collected lu handkerchiefs or still better In pa- 'per napkins which should bo burnt-. I Discharges from tlio bowols may bo disinfected by pouring on lurgo jumountH of boiling water. A ten per cent solution of formaldehyde will destroy the odors at onco and la efreetlve in two to flvo hours. Chlorinated lime Is also convenient and effective. All linen, bed cloth ing, napkins, underwear and other I cloth materials Hhould bo sonked in a 1 per cent cresol or lysol solution, i Clinical thermometers can bo Hter Jillx.etl In 4 per cent formaldehyde 'solution or (lu per cent alcohol, j Tho sick ruom Hhould bo kept aH clean us an operating room in a hospital. Make the room mifo by (be removal of flit It rather than (ho killing of the germs In the dirt. Soap, lye, water, Bcrub brushes nml sunlight will supplant fumigation, .inxiK knows his naml;s ' tflCW TOIIK (AT) fine i,ouIs (loldsteln sought judicial permis sion to change his nanio to Qold Ing on (lie ground that Goldstein was not an uuthcntlc. American name.' Tho court said that tho only aiithcnllu American names were those of Indians; that the pe titioner was seeking by subterfuge to conceal his religion and racial identity. The decision was deliver ed by Justice J.ouiH Goldstein, t The average man doesn't know enough about women's 'clothes, saya a magazine writer. Well, ull he needs to know is the price, 1 COATS, DRESSES & SUITS FOR CHILDREN AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Keep a tin of GliirardcIIi's Ground Chocolate within reach! Cocoa's convenience, chocolate's full flavor, both make it the "right-hand man" of the Western home-maker. Use it for beverage, for cakes, icings, puddings, desserts, and candies. KG W f'ntlay 11:311a.m. PRBB Wrie.t. n.Ghlr.fdtlliCo. vil North Pot.t Sf, Si. Prini-jKo, Clif. (nt "Swtrt SittMn RKip. Patktt No, a. GUI RARD ELL l'S Q CHOCOLATE Favor Key's Song ' AsU.S.Anthent WAHKINGTON, Kcb. 6 (AJ') Tho liouso Judiciary eommlttoo Wednesday favorably reported the Linthicum bill to nuiko tho "Btar Hpunglod llunncr" tho national nn .them. . 'J'ho measuro waH reported out without giving tho uulhor of the words, Francis Bcott Key, credit. It merely stated that tho compo sition known as tho "Htnr Spangled Hanncr" bo adopted as tho national anthem. 1 Emit St. Goddard Wins Dog Derby 'OTTAWA, Feb. 0 (AP) Kmll Ht. Goddard of Tlio Pas. Man., Wednesday won tho international dog derby. Ho led tho way in the final day's run of tho throe day event. INSTANTLY KILLED SAI.KM. Ore., Feb. 0 (AF)--i:d, ward l1'. Wells, rarmor In the West Woodburn district ror nany years, was instantly killed when he drove his nutomobiio onto tho Oregon Kleetrlc railroad tracks at -.the. West Woodburn crossing shortly after noon Wednesday.- . i ' Wells' automobile was demolish, ed hy tho Impact or an Oregon Klectrio work train and Wblla was dead when a doctor reached hlnt.' cj. n. k. is inst;i'sTEi TiON HON, Keb. G (AP) Qcorffo Her mini Shaw Is disgusted ..ovpr floggings In prisons. Ho thlnk.l evei-y judge who . imposes - sucji eentences ought ta havo. ,twp or three doses himself. A contro versy has arisen over tho- suicide of u prisoner in jail. Lord Darling, formerly on the bench, linn joined in tho arguments with tho-jdute-ment that no one is flogffcd Unles9 he has been guilty of personal ylo. lenec. . , WIS DIDNT KVICN RXOW IT WAS P1TII12! NBW YORK (Ai) Brondway Is purest at 4 a. m.; It Is tho least pure at 0 a. m. Tho atmosphere of tho city Is being tested by :n automatic device. Tho dirt. nvorV ages 1.35 pounds pep million. cubic yards of air. 1 - . v dl 'W IN TNI WMT Store No. II Ia Grand, Ore.' New Prints . 19c Yd. Kiddies like these fanci- ' ful colors and designs. Mothers like their endurv ing qualities and tubfast , 'dyes. , OTlirai PRINTS ' 15c & 29c most popular tin in tlie pantry! Hi iw f 'lit 1-
