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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, Febniary 27, 19ii0 SUPREME COURT FACES 53 CASES Resumes Sessions Feb.' 2-1 Under the Leadership of Chief Justice Hughes. Manuel of Portugal Has Greatest Royal Fortune-Worth $50,000,000 11 j- John T. Kitlrr (AxHorliitori J'ivhh Hlnff U'iIUt) WAKlllNtiTO.V (Al) Imih of fnr-rcitcltliit,' wtpp will e ih'i-lilt-il ly thn Hujm-mo court In tin present HHHXlon ICHllllllMl I'Vtl, L'4 HIllllT tin. Iriulcrehlp of ChiirloK In ronoNH nlncp Jiiimnry 27. dur ing which Mr, JImkIk'h iu-rfiilid Wllllrtm llowanl 'J'nfi iih ohli'f jiiK ticf, llio court Iuik T3 fiiHi'B under cniiHldcrjition and 1h expert el to i)Ih)oho of Hovrnil. An nttuck on tho Ifoch-Kmlth finitiitdinrMit, which milhorl.cH the Intornlatf coin,iin'c ouniinlwKion to rcdiu'0 railroad ratoa to aid at,'ri cultnro In (Unhewn, and an effort hy tho (OVPrnniint to retain jnrlndic tinn over- tho ti f if nr unmnK Hit' moro Important conlrovernieM. .Mnroi llian 400 rallroudH Imvn nt tactff'd lh Hoch-Smlth nniond lupnt. Tho Ikkiio arono in California. When rateH on deolduoiiH fruit uhlp ped out of that Htate wen reduced. Tho rallroadH InslHtoil that cuiiKrcMH had no authority to impair their eurnliiKH and net nwhlo rati-H, which had been found to hi rcaxonahle. They aHMcrted an a fact that tho fruit indtiHtry In California - wan not In dlHtroHH, . Control of tho air to enable the federal radio coimnJnion to regu late hourn when.i'idio hWiUohh may hroudoiHt in Involved in a cane hrouKht hy tho (iencrnl Kleeiric company to prevent WCiV from he lium eomiMlh'd to wlmre time with other mat loan to prevent interference. ly Ccoruo irnhiiljian ( AsMii liited i'rewi Corri-Mpondi-nl ) ' MHJION (Al) I'Wim r KIuk Maiiln l of I'oitufral Ih tho rl-h-Nt iiK'iiihcr of royally In the world. The forty yar old Hovt'reljxn who. Hince IiIh dcthromni'iit In hn Ifccn Inddlii a nort of royal court tricH, iiilnialiin'H ami prireleKH old I nlike. "thi exlh-d ItlnifH, ilntl- iH't Iioh Imtii allowe IiIk (HialeH arnl oilier property In 1'omiKiil. The annual Immune from 1 1 1. Ho In wild to exeeel$l, ((, mil). Tim former miveivhiir mother. xhanre of'ever rejrahilliff the throne j Throuifhout Ioiik exile. .Mun. whirh up lo the Unit) heikaM de- ud. who Hiireenled lo I tut throno IhiomM, had heen omil'M by thoiafter .tho awuwlnatlon of hl.i ltnif,'aiiza dyluiHty 'fur mom llian ; fallii-r ami hroiher In Wutti, hiiM ihree huiuln-rl and fifty ynirH. ii dtiel.-.l hiiu. tr In n way to" win 'I'liem- adhenntK of tin- republic Ii - approval uf ev. n Hume Mvorn arifiie that J'mtjj;:il Iijih made more i rti'-iiiU-H of lite inoiiai -hy. He haH proKieHH in tin. iwi'iuy yen in uml'T ! nni Ideniifieii hiniHHf with any reptihih-an overnmeiiin than for jiioniiint for n.stonillnn of the tho proceed.- from hln recent mo Hindu vvhii-h were pulilinhrii in KllLClaud. Similarly (jm-cil AllU'Mu 'leMiled tn the aid of I'orl UKiieMe. Klifferei-H from tliberculOHlH the money derived from the Hale of a booK of poetry which tthv wrote in I'Yanee. in, I.ondiMi, Ik naid by friendM lo (iiet-n Anndia. wlio in - iinK lu be worth upward of $rjO,oao,imi fn ill exlat( alone. In addition he i it larife bond- Kvann ludder In various I'orluiM'He, Itrll- Isii and I'Veiieh coiupaubH and a No posMc.SHeH Valuable collect buiH (iT Jewel;-. oil-paflillllifH, rare tapeH- to retain nil any Kimilar period In monarciilHilc thin, and that therefore th I'or tiiKtiefte iM-oplc iih a whole do not favor a n turn of -tho kli..f. t .Muri'-over. thi- dictatorial govern ment of (Jetieral Carmona Iuih hup preMHeil all ' nolivtt monar'hlic ep iiienit witlilti I'orliural, (he only important royulinlH now ividii)K i l-'rane( or KnKland, where It is, naid tbey con do Utile to over- militarlNilc ('ranee hko Iuik ImniMiHii JoilinpH In nal entaie In I'ortiiKal, which yluld lo r a lare Income. ! AlthoiiKh Manuel han never for runlly abdicated, II Ik ileeiared hy ! mipporter-H of the prem-nt republic J, throw the exiKiintf that the liandMiuie exile haH Hill' ! n yiine In Lisbon. dynaxty, nor has In- aKMoeinleil him- ; Heir with any other e..eniieH of the ! republic. j It was ht-cniiKe of hla exemplary ! ;ittil:i.l.- in that res) t that Him republic h;iK al)we hlin retain . hlN prop'ttbH hi I'ortiiKal. Tlu- exiled klnv and Iiih mother have alno won K'Ueral public tip. probation by coothuicd Hiipori of I'oriiitfuc.Hf chnrltbH and public! enteriuix.-H. Only recently Mantlet iiirneil over to charitieH here all i:i MAIIOt'AlX Amom; m:v I'AIIIMCK SACIIII'lCi; JKWIU.IIV l-HIt l-KHI IXT SI N I'AV! I'AIEIM '(AIM Some piiuh-d liiaroealn Ik ust-il Tor Hiiminer hIIU huIIh liy oiltstandliif,' Htyie Iioiikih j h-re. : 1 Itliu k and white, printed maro- ' e.iili. in a Hiualt iwei-d pattern, lx nd made up by one couturier In skirt t thttr I'AIIIH (AT) Coatuuie jewelry i linn lout Jt jh popularity with fein- j ill i lie mm bather beiaune It iiiakes j rlmikirwhenr.lt IrCVenlK the HUH from reachinjf the ykln. j ."Art n' result coHtunle jeweler.- Hhow aliiio.st no beacli jewelry for! the coming mimnior. .Mont of their j dhplayM lire, intended to be worn; on the ankle.t. where jewelry it in fiM(iient motion. j Some beach beauties will wear! iiiiiul their hiits Instead of i-ks. Urn Ids and twists of :. ancii'.xt ;ui:r.Ks sway . .'I'AUIS (Al') tlnclan KuiilalJ soliielinu-rt heee:4H alld liu-h'SS, ai the coireei font wear with Greciaii dinunei' ' d rhse.-i liiunelu-d by n we I know u couturier for upriiur. The (ireek co.Ulines are blac: atill. Sandals are also or blac! Mill ii w ith uold or silver nolo While crystal hallirr chains an. bracelets and mulching crysti; girdles complete the tlrecian en S4'Ul1de.' and jacket unit with lemon yellow ' i Ilk blouse aiid Kcarf is amoiu; ! the new fnhrics off-rp(. ) multi-colored kIii.ss beaib; are chic touch' sombrero. and wooden s for Hie sun Shipper lo cop at busy intersec tion: What's the Idea, no HkIi'4 here' (luardlan of the law: I in inef lijrht at this corner, lady. Her .Majesty: Tin n turn Kieen so I can cross! (-r.TTiin.iTirIi')Tf!: Tr,r.r;,TTnr. ,f.:,..r. - 4Ml Soviet Strives To Reduce List Of Unemployed : jiy ,iah;k a. miu.s (AKKOclaled I'rcHM Correspondent) AIOKCOW, (Al) Collective fanning I" ly thn Soviet I'nion Canning uh seen by thn soviet union not only uh a meaiiH of fretting- rid of tho "kulaks," or private land . ownerri ainonir. Hie pciiHanls of llussia, but also aa a1 method of checking the drift to tho eillen and HniH rellevltiB Ihfl unemployment Htluatlon. Tho linporaneo of IhiH latter con Hlderallon haH beeiv (..nphaslxed by a reporL on llift number of Idle. The lutnHt flKUres flNeil thlH at 1,24 1,000 In tho middle of Januury. Most dC thoH, who. -worn out of work voro iiiomeu, or children under IS yourH of age, and tho big majority Of tho ctillro list wiih made up of unskilled labor. Tho government HlatlHtlclatiH who analyzed the figure: concluded that r-.llMi chief piliimo oC the slliifiioii WUH the .constant si nam of peasants rrom the villages. These ppoplo ; wore seen as activated by a deHiro to work in the larger lOiuinunllioH, mlhor than iviualu In tho country, lu planning tho project of Indus trlallziiiK 'furm wnrlc, the govern inent has taken steps therefore, to make, the coltecllvo furniH uh at t motive uh the cities, llecroatlonal centers are lo be established In the stiito rural eomur.iniMcs and faclll Hoh given for tho same sort of po Illlcal . and ecnnoinle Inslrucllon that Ih afforded clly workers. ' Tho seven hour day and "non stop' working week with staggered rest dayH for all workers, are men tioned as other factors which will help reduce unemployment. It Is estimated that Hie number of per sons working for hlro In the Hovlet union has doubled hi five years. In August. 1929, Hie total reached above 12.000,000 and by the same I lino this year 11 Is predicted that this will, have, grown to above i:i, non.ooo. Having more han a million and . a quarter of unemployed, and al the same time experiencing a lack of Hkllled labor, the governnuMit has opened a chain of trade schools for unskilled workers. These have been planned to Instruct, ctfl.ono in house halldlng, 200,000 In factory Work and as many as will in the operation of traciurs and other farm machinery. ; A definite percentage of women must ho admitted to these Iralnlng cnurHes. Also, In order o give a chance to snnio of the thousands or unskilled youths who yearly en ter ihe ranks of the unemployed, a special "Industilali7.il lou enroll menfiins been insiimtcd by tho reople's Com nile.sa rial of Labor which Is planned lo provide lin.aoo apprentices tor fneiorlen, I "NO WOMI.N AM OWl " I IN I HI M It ACAIr.MV j I'AIEIS (Al') omitii ak'aln has ben Htiuhhed by th. Academy of I'lne Arts, the maltM who official-! ly repr.sent the aitiNlie and Intel, lertliai elite of l-Ynnee. Mademoiselle Angelo Ilelas;llo, well known as a painter through the display f her works at many mi Inns, wasn t oven allowed to be u candidate. The government has bought a number of her pictures but tho academy doesn't want nny women around, A generation upn Madam l.ouls llerttitiv annoyed the aeademv hv getting Into the t unning Tor u seat. I Th committee in charge Himpp,' ovnrlnoked her and she reci-ived i no vutes. Ask Aid l"r ItMr CHdirCAfiO AI') Stage mid pulpit buvo boon askfd by the Woman's Aid committee to pro. vide healing devices for deaf persons. Tlore In an automobile now tr every four and a half persons. acr cording to statistics. That half person, of course, is, one of 1 1 K 1 1 ndiitlvefl. ' ' LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. Spring fabrics Open New AND DIFFERENT AVENUES OF FASHION JmmL - cotton RAYONS LUSTEROUS "CORTICELLI" PRINTS With the inevitable, "modified silhouette" the vogiie for spring comes these dainty, silken fabrics that lend themselves so charmingly to the present mode. Gay or somber colors are merely a matter of choice for every popular color is represented in this group. A. B. C. PERCALE Guaranteed Fast Color 29c yd. $2.50 w. 30 inches wide these'lovely fabrics are ideal for garments that. require frequent trips to the laundry for their coloi's are absolutely fast WAFFLECLOTH PIQUE Gay Patterns 49c yd. New weaves but of the ordinary cotton:1 piques in both wide and narrow gauge. waffle cloth printed broadcloth in colors and patterns that are spring's newest. PLAIN & FIGURED CL ANISE FLAT CREPE An Inexpensive and Popular New Fabric $1.25 M This popular fabric is fast growing in its numerous uses. There are 12 popular plain coloi's from which to choose and fully twice that number in distinctive new prints of varied hue and design. The extra heavy body of this fabric lends itself nicelv to the new mode. Kayser Sponsors "THE CLOCK" $1.95 IN TIIK NEW SPRING SHADES In a dainty lace off eel of sheer cli if fun hose 169X IS THE NUMBER OF A New Extra-Length Chiffon Hose For the Miss who requires an extra lenfilh hose this silk from top to toe in a fine quality chiffon meets all demands in all colors (f nr listed helow r tpJ.'O The New Ivayscr Shades for Spring VKvSTA DIANA APHRODITE PHOEBE JUNO - AURORA tMttfllJfttfiMttttmtllMlMi Pans says: " Suits extremely chic - MANY VERSIONS ARE HEKE AT S 2(5 Sports combinations of frock and jacket frock and long coat skirt and coat. Day time ensembles of smooth woolens, tweeci, flannels and novelty woolen . fabrics are Dame Fashions choice, approved by Paris. Ours are particularly attractive in price . .as well. V- ENSEMBLES-THE LAST WORD Their jaunty air of youthfulness is one. rea son for their, universal' choice. Their ex treme practicability is another for they serve as both frock and coat or either. The coats - hip length, three quarter, or full length offer' a varied choice, '. ' '. Other Ensembles $10.95 to $39.50 SPRING m ! ' I e a o AVhat though the. air is a bit chill and the wind blows a trifle too bruskly? Spring is here! At any rate, her harbingers are ,in the form of fascinating new clothes. En sembles suits coats frocks sports cos tumes millinery footwear uiiderthings accessories a complete news trend that emphasizes feminine charm f rom which to assemble the charming clothes you will wear this spring. FROCKS EMPHASIZE "THE SILHOUETTE IN THE "MODIFIED" OF COURSE The silhouette of the day is one that is moulded to the figure and our collection of "Sculptured" frocks is one to command your admiration and approval. Not all are extreme and very becoming. UNUSUALLY SMART FROCKS 7 a S! t . e 9; 6 a! t e: e AT S 25 Low placed flares and fullness gives height and slimness to the new r-pring frocks. Whether you buy a print or a plain colored frock you'll know its new by low placed fullnessi a belt or nipped-in'-effect at the throat and wrists with slightly higher necklines. Other Frocks $8.75 to $65. TO CAP THE CLIMAX OF YOUR SPRING COSTUME THE NEW HAT Like an exclamation point of smaitness a modern spring hat. With its sophisticated line its assured chic its unusual cut. Choose yours in shiny or sheer straws in fabric in tweed. Hats that go up on the forehead hats with uneven brims hats with draped crowns every new conceit every new color. $3.95 to $20 O :
