La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, March 20, 1930
LA GRANDE L . fSNiNU OBSERVER, LA GRAJNDE, ORE.
e Five
flLOCAlL
Ai'i'lvcil This Morning
C, . CoIIvor arrived this morn
ing from Th
UaHes called here by
me ucain oi jus mmner, .mi, nemn
with .Mrs. 1). 1!. Llhdscy.
Spent I he Mi.rnlh Henw
M rs. K. L. Sampson, of Hnlnes,
1.1, ft.H li i..ni-..(ii- fti If. firnh.l.,
receiving ihnlnl treat mont. Sho ,
arrived on the early train and re-
turned home on No. 1
Itetui'iiod iloni'
:-' .Mr. Jon llrown re'airned to her
home at, lliiniinjjioh this moriihiK
alter vlKltlnw relativoH In l.a Clrnmle
.fiir Hovcral days. Mrs. llrown Iwih
i recovered anda Is In K"od health
1)1owIdk an operation some time
Tills MonihiK
!. .Mr. anil Alrn. L. P. Oarndl, of
Jlimtinnton, returned to their home
today after njiendin
In La. tJrande while
several days
M r. Ou-roll
ijnderwent tt tonsil operation
Sprint: Vacation Here
1 fieorK" Anderson, stmlent at the
TSlhlverslty of Oreuon, returned
JJoino tbiH inornuiK on No. 24 to
Hpend 'the wprinK vacation with 1
in parents. ' .
'
IJYom O. s. i
Miss Valet JIaror arrived in La
(fcran'le this morning to spend sev-
dral days of spring vacation from
1 studies at Oregon State eollej.''
with her parents and visiting While Mrs. Sylvia Foster Ik nb
fii'iends. sent from her desk in the offices
j . : of )P 4?i w.. Krwln and Dr. t'lar-
Baek Pnnn Set ion 1 ;enco (illstrap to ho with her sister,
j Mark Jenkins returned home ;Mrs. ( H, (lekeler, who is 111, Mrs.
Yesterday from the I'niversity of KHa Kay Is lakliiK her place.
reKon where ho was a student j
duiinic the winter term.
Ilern I.aM NMhl
Airs. C. AV. Noyes came to I.a
Clrandn last nitfht from her coun
try home to atteml the meeting of '
V" 1;iHt broils ?hil of the Order
01 j'.asiorn M.ir, oi wiiioii mio im
ij monihor.
Illnoss
Jjon llomlrioksnn, son of M'r.
anil Mrs.- l Jl. 1 lonilrlrkson, 1b
tnuoli improyod today at Ills home.
illtor hooomiiiK suddonly ill whllo
in sohoil yesterday. i
Toii-slt Operation
'. t Kslber 1'ershal,' daughter of Mr. 1
and Mrs. 1'ershal, of ililard. Un
derwent an operation tills morning
for the removal of her tonsils.
llplDVllli?
I ;"lrs. lien.Betls,
who underwent
a, major . operation at the ('I'andu
: to'id hospital, is improving.
He-overiiiH:
.Mrs. Daniel
been ill for about a month, is re
(ruperatlm? after an operation per
formed at the (irande Itondo bos
pita!.
Al tlit Hospital '
Mrs. Herbert Pattlson entered
iiA rVrnmir. itnntin liimnlint as a
.1 patient this morning.
Keiurneil from Port land iHnlsu; G. V. Jlousjcr, Seattle; II. meat heads you appcunted," La
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fishhack : (irosser, I'ortland; Josejih Fox, gunrdia said, "remained in office
and Mr. ami '.Mrs. H. A. Irwin have ; Portland;, F. A. Uusklrk, J'cndle- for a time and retired wealthy."
returned' from a week spent n ! ton: O. II. Norberg, Lewlston; Jack "Yes," Popor responded, "but 1
Portland visiting Irene Irwin who Wills. Seattle; Glenn I). Handy, a t share in that."
Is In nurses training there. ! Portland; Henry Tschudy, linker; ltoper recommended conferences
' , , ! . It. "Debus, Pendleton and J. 1. between judges and enforcement
It tisfuosw Trip Purdy, Pendleton., officials to determine how best to
w. f.
lt...-1ii.ll rr.r-nrneil Tiiesilnv T
eveninK from several days spent ill
I'.irtland on business. Mr. Hcek-
ell oxpeois to spend most of the ,
spring and Kiiinmor In La firande. ':
('hortil Society Meets
'J'he Lutheran t.'horal society
vlll inert Friday nlKht at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stltzitmor.
i
'e'keml Visit ;
' Miss Kathryn and Marie Peetz,
bf Pendleton, spent last weekend
visitiim at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. it. F. Peetz.
To KnU'rpHse
vent to KnteriHlso today lo rojiort
the proceedings on an incendiary
riise which is being heard in circuit
rJmrt.
I ' !
At Pendleton 1
Hay Williamn is in I'endleton on
uislness conneited with the census ,
work, and will probably bo there
ho rest oi .Marcn, reiurmng io i.a j
irande to ppend the weekend.. Hp j
s assistant to Supervisor Mclntyre.
l)rovo to linker
M . and Mrs. Sherwood Williams
flrovo to ltaker Tuesday on lnisl-
liess. returning the same day.
o Metlfoiil
Mrs. Florence Mclianlet left for
ftledford last night where she wlil
islt her mother, Mrs. Ida Thotnp
nn for' about thre weeks.
o linker
Mrs. Ida Charlton and Mr. Delia
llainden ore going to Uaker toduy
or the meeting of Women's Itene
lt association there tonight, Mrs.
'harlton Is managing deputy of
bo W. 1!. A. and Mrs. Ilarnden
In Junior director for this district.
Tiny will probably return tonior-
w.
:ik Moctlne
At the businesis meeting of tho
:iks lodge last night applications
vere considered. The rest of the
voning was spent putting the ring
n place for tonights smoker.
-ocato Hero
Cecil Ager, of Ilend. has leased
pho Foutbcast corner of the La
rando hotel and h opening a
nongraphic studio there. Mr.
gr has attended the Kuntman
Kodak training school, he says.
IWinler In Indiana-
11. A. tiodmer, who spent the
hvinter at Fvnnsville. Ind., w 1th
lis daily h tor Dr. Stella Peiimer,
lormerty a doctor in La firande
Lurned home Tuesday night.
EEDElFjr
HiiKliinsK mill I'Ic-hsum
. . i
'"inn JIIU'KttH'l -U. 1'eeiJI. USHCBHOl
of Sherman county 1m n limine guest ;
at the hinu of Mr. am Mrs. it- i- l
I"mi-ij, .'lie in INK III IIIU
two women assessors In Urn smio.
( Noswoior, mortician. In
spending a fev days in ji (.irnnile
and vielnlty on hiifines-4 from Itend.
lit Ik also visitlny a datiKhtor in
.Wallowa county.
, ,
rinm the llnain
Simon riliend ivk tu La firande
HiIh morning on lin?lnesn from the
Mi nam,
At llnmcv
I Sir. Vi-mev is at his hojno rm )
X uvouu.. todny whrro ho w;.k 10-
muvud i rim i i lie it ra 11 ou iinniic
hospital. About two weekK iikq
he underwent a major operation.
j Went linmo Momlny
I Mrs. Krinii JL'owurd. of 120r.
Kourtli street, left tho (i ramie
Hondo
hos)ltal- .Monday after
spending about 10 days there fol
lowing a hiajor operation. ,
Heie This Week
Mrtt. SuKnn Jinrnctt, of Iiolse, Is
visiting her sons.
;. S. Iturnett and
A. V, Burnett,
this week. She
arrived here .Tuesday.
Suits! it utiiitf .
About Town
W'arron (illbort Is nlilo to ho up
anil about town followlliK a tooont
' operation.
Hpk ( (u. KlkH (tlll
Arthm. Kon. has rolm.IK.
(1 to tho
Klks otnli nftor sponiliiin six works
at Hot l.ako
troalinonl.
rocolvini? motlioal
l-'rom orilanil :
L Li ilusick, of Portland, spent
Wednesday In In (In.
. iih.hh.hi
iiude transact-
At Hie Ilutcls-
The following are rcKlsiered at
local hotels: M r. a nd M rs. t. M.
McMillen, TwIn-FullH; J. IL Mc
Milten. Twin Falls; Ous ltidler,
San Francisco; Tree F. Losey,
I'ortland; Mrs. - Tom Clerman,
A. Marks, Nampa; Fred
w.t Toiiensdort, j:otse; . jjavm i
Oraha'm, Vale; Andrew Oraliam,
Vale; JO. W. Ilelin, I'ortland; C. L.
1 lenderson, Spokane;'" IrviUK lios
.lnhns.m. who has well. Knterprisc ; W. Oarvin,
ortland; Clare dkiKley, Seattle;
Clarence Curren. The Oulles; J. X.
Griffith and wife. Fairfield; It. L.
Co'burne, O.-W.; O. M. Pierce,
O.-W.; William 11. Lyars,. Port
land;. .1. J. La Duke, lhlttel Klmer
11 tK '-uuweii, jtie voiiin'. i"-
kniie; Dick Conner, Seattle; (leui'Ke
lleatou, Spokane; ;. F. Hodson,
'eslon l"nion; Mrs. S. F. Fletcher,
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COMMISSION IS
REQUESTED TO
GRAVEL STREETS'
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(Continued from Page Or.e)
. A 'resolution," presented by the
Oro(?on League of' Cities, was
adopted, .asking for state laws
authorizing the. highway, commis
sion to pay a reasonable amount
per mile for maintenance of alt
. 1. . 1 I,,.,,.. , -.!! .... (tint
eonneet With state hlKhvvays. and
asking for a larger proportion of
money from the Keneral road fund.
laKor's report for
Itho Inst week revealed . that 'Jl
(wleepors took advantage of the city .
"Jail's hospitality ovorn night. Thir- j
Ity - olght inspections were made by'
the health department. Tho band
will- bold Its next concert iti thn
high school on April 2. i
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COLLEfil A A S
-UV'Tr T TCCI
IJtXliMV UMUnOf
YUbl SI Alllib
-
(Continued from Pago One) .
;,. ,n n ftf n nriniltrv P(lM.
noctod xvlth the athletic denartment '
lof Chicago university.
! After the telegram was submit,
tod. Daniel '. ltoper. uf South
: r D A N A n A
j SATURDAY frfw
soundsystem brave" I
MMItmllHMIMMltHHHHMHm
Cnrollnn. a former cnntmlmlnnr-r .
of Inlorniil rtn-ctute, took tlio Htnml.'l
Until the. recent esuihiishinont f 1
ii separate bureau fur prohibition,
enforcement of the dry law was
under jurisdiction of the eomjnlH
'firmer of internal revenue.
An tin outgrowth of state laws,
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: j?L lirillHed fwr Im.,.rmH-
J,, 1 , V , V ., . !
I UJ" II 1 1 1 1 IV. Illiiii.in ii . ,
enforee the law until he had iv.ieh- '
cU a decision it was a failure.
lie quoted from the Kovernor'w
nwHsairo to lite lenlslaturc to en
luivi1 the law, anil then nave the
former governor en-dlt for aiding
its repeal,
System a J-'alluro
ltoper waul the
system htul '
proved a failure and jidded
it had I
not improved conditions hut made .
them worHe." I to te-sttfit d. how-
ni',.i tlin.-n irnm ..... ..i- .1, .... i t il . .u !
nf hp ,nw
Tl,.ln Konl ,, ,,,,,,
leader of the state political reform
! movement and thai no cause ever
had a more forceful or more con-
sclentlous proponent and defender
an Ioiik tin he ihoiiKhl, the system '
was defensible.
Jtnpcr cxiilalncd the workiuKU
of 'blind Users', He said dispi-r-saries
had closed . In accordance
with the law at nightfall, and re
mained closed during the nlht and
on Sundays, While the 'blind timers'
remained open all nlhi and Sun
day.. -
J The hope, he added, that reput-'were injured.
able men, who would retain public ; phe theater was of wood and wum
jconfldenee, could be secured to 'uny lwn mouths old," havitiK open
conduct the dispensaries proved n .ununrt to show AnU'rlenn
disappointing. films. Defective wlrinp was belley-
j "The belief rew that the man- ed tho cause of the disaster. y
HKenienL of the dispensary hail de- j . - r r ". . .
Kenerated Into a iii-aft machine, Kenud news affency dlsptiteheH to
, uslntf every effort to Increase-saien Tokyo yesterday said, 7 1! persons
jand make profits," he added. "The were killed. Hi were missing, and
'result was a greater consumption scores injured in tin .bjaze. "
of liquor.",
Kurthornioro. he ."alii an invnstl-
gnlion rovoaloil a .momlior of tho
Hiato lioaril hail niailo a ptirohaso,
of tnfi.nuu worth of lliiuor wllhoul':
i'0"'' lo l'io inw' and it was shown '
" lto was .loframlo,! out of
larito amounts.
"in dispensary polities tho tenil
, enoy soon became pronounced lo
measure its sueoeHs iiy llio profits
turned Into the stale treasury," Ire
added. -
I Xecd More "Ollservance',
Roper, who was Internal revenue
commissioner at tho .time the
tional jirohibltion act was passed,
said too much attention had been
paid enforcement and not enough
to observance, lie added that the
present enforcement system, had a
destructive and not a constructive
attitude, and uracil a building up,
of self respect. amouH- iho people to
observe the law.
' Representative , LuKiinrdla, re
publican, Now York, asked If tho
"failure of the dispensary system
in South -Carolina was due to
maladministration."
"Not entirely," ltoper replied.
-Itelnlfim bis experiences while
head of prohibition enforcement
for
ftoper said the difficulty
nan oeen in ceiling men i
the proper attitude. He added he
h-ft the bureau on April. I9-'.
"lint some of the state enforce-
oinain uoi-i ;i nee.
IlUOflKHAUT. I1AUHOW
ii:iiAii:
w -M.'"'';1' n11,A,1,)
Senator Smith W . Itrookhart
of
Iowa, a dry, and Clarence Harrow,
wet, hold tho first of a series of
debates on prohibition last nlht at
the Mecca temple. The
debates .
will continue in several
eastern
cities. .
Harrow based' his ple;u against
prohibition solely on the assertion
that tt was an invasion of freedom
n.l -r0nal rl8hl, .
j
t TTTV1TVOC! rTrr'T AIJTi1
.ivuiuvno wiv
i OlALlA Utti VJnLjU
(Continued from Pago One.)
nnil fnnv was liberated after tin
Fehniary revolution of 1 11 7.
I .MOSCOW. Mar. 20 AP)
-ICe
J portj: published abroad that Jos
I rph Stalin, secretaiy o! the enm
' munist party central committer
had been forced to resign wcie de. t
t scrilied by the official ljews agency
today as -ridiculous non-
Summing It Up
The real Impor'atiees of our ox
Isletire are the tioihhiL'iiess of evory
day life.
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y a ir mr . i. -
Bl.cull. Wer. "DuraM."
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. :!"!rJr llpri'n S 'i''1 ,d
eether. Thirty youis later Oimv mot
t Monterey, diiii.. mid exclutnyed
reminiscences, "hear friend,-' nuld
Stnihhml, 'Mn vuu riineiuber when
.Q ,", ,' ' .,' ' ' i,t ii..m
" "wihii.-.i
tm'' v"u nk,,i "u w,ml I,H
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,7 ' ''U"'. ;,,Vsl1,,,,1"i M,,AVr:mul Uy
m,H'r SHtV 1v " H'r u y
Talk to Yourtelf Via Sltt
Tho.M who on toy hcarlnj; ihelt
votres may do so Uy dfttpJ'I'lK a
coin In ii slot machlnt whieli h
to titpear lit London street a. it 1?
operated on the phiuiouraiiti (trim I'
pie. The voice is rentelcrei! on h
Ihili HiL- 11 finl null nl tilliii-: nt
, ... t , , ,it..
Z. 1 ' . 1 ' L W l-
ei'ecl livo seconds nfttf fiio speak
er is lintslieil. It may h iisod on
any phonograph and with nay Itl'or
neclle. The record is joiiirntiifieil I
to lie permanent.
Actiom Alone Mattar
It Is not thi! mere ulalhui of lift;
that ttlitnipB tint viiluo on 11, '.but
the manner In which we act our
pnrt. Schiller.
IUU IU IIX IX oitu:.NT 1
i Ml'KOKiW .Mnnehurliu Mar.
(.MM 0110 haudivd and thirty
t'hhiese men, women, and children,'1
were burned to death at Mrm ye
. tcrday when fire destroyed U no
!tion nlcture. theater. Twenty others
MMIII'S I'll.OT I.IK1-: SOX
to ux'Air rou-i.t:
(Contintiod frotn 1'utftt KJtib)
Aooonlinu lo Iho Moilfonl T'a
ord T'at
:t, l.ieilT.
,,
tar issue of .Mnr. I, Lieut.
Soitcrk attained an uitbroUeu til-
titmle rertird of 39.HO feet during;
th.: momh of May, II2!i, the new
world's record still stuiidiiifr no is
stationed in Washington. I . i, as.uiui irnmeu ueuiro is um priM .
ii nnw test nihil.' One of his hro- t'1 wlven the wlnalntr contestant.
thers. Xeus, a Knnluiite of the
Naval acaili im,
iM also, a navy j
pilot.
OFFICE
CAT
THAU HAM K PU6, ,
By Junius
A R'ood inejiiory Is the greatest j
of biessiiiKS. . For Instance, 'uRe .
would seem sweet II you could re
member w hat an ass you wi.-n
at :k -
Ituck ;l'iMi you give nic a-; def
inition of, im .i.iatiu:? -.v .i .
Private uie. lie's the fellow,
who's always" ready to lay ,do n '
your life for hi." country. . !
.l.dmiiv, ho was n. Jic,l by llio
teacher I,, name the fiun- srawms
oi tin, ye, i l In.ek. Inse-
bail, foollmll ami ha.skellmll. -
.
7w
l-oi-nei- b.eallolis ill 111 liuvol""" ""'so pr.-seni ih-mii
the habit. Once they provided
fiee lunch; now it's free all.
, The difference between an old
maid and u married woman Is that
the old maid is looking for a hus
band eveiy day while tho married
woman is looUin;; for. him , every
night. ... . ..
A lid of . men spend their time i
Imping for , sticce
should he patting
hopping for it.
ivhon tbey
In
their lime
, .
1 .
WIfev ' (in disgust) Tlli-re. I
new that overnigiil friend ,i
ours wasn't to be trusted I've
just counted the towels and. one
of them is mlsHing.
Hubby (mildly) -Was it a frond
one".' '
Wifcy It was Iho best we had.
It was the one with "(Irand Hotel"
on it. . . .
j Lucille - Von ciikbarraHscd mo
j.-tt the lianei.1. Vour handkerchief
lining out under ymir tux nil eve-
ning.
) Joe That needn't . omharrnss
I you. It wasn't my handkerchief.
' It was my shirt.
I
? Don't
I neglect a COLD
f TlSTRESSINO cold irt chfst or
L throat that to oftrn Kailj to
..mp.liini Kr-rimi penf-rally retnondt
to (-noil old Muitffolc with tli lint ai
plication. Should lie mor cll'rriive if
mill once every hour for fiveliuurt. ,
Working like the trained hands cl a
mastcur, this fatnouj blind of oil of (
mustard, campaor, mrnino. umc.
helpful inrrcJicnii brines rrlief natur i
' ally. It iicnciratw tud nimuliin blood .
circulation. helu to draw out infection
i and pain. L'si-d by inillionf for 20 years.
1 KccomminJid by doctor and mint,.
Krtp.Mutttrolc hamly jam ami tunc.
To HathtrtSfiulitrole it alia
made in milder jornx lor babivt
and imall children. tUltJor Chil-
drun't Muitervle.
Farewell Party
Given In Honor
Of 3 Couples
llv Mi. M. I'. Itiiymouil
(Olworvor i'orri'MniiloiU ) '
I'DNIIOKA, Or.'. (Kpoolill)
inn-will iinrlv ulvoii ul Hi"
'hchm.l him.HO hfi'o lionmliiK Mr.
Iiill.l Mr.i. M. I'-. I.ilftill. Mr. unci
I Mm. V. W. limy iiml -Mr. ""'I Mn-.
I;iiii"h Wuilo who aiv Uavlim fur
:4ilior looalltli-H. Mi. nii'l Mi-h.
W'a.li. aro iiinvlnu lo Im liruii.nv
jllio.olhor two rouiili'H Kolnif lo
linker. Mr. I.i rwlll has hoon mii
xrliuomloiit of t liv UiiU'l' !"
Sallim .snmlay whoiil ami haH l"ii
I iiilli'li Inl.'lvHti'il In Hio work. Ills
iHiirooiw l shown hy llio fuel lh
tli In Suiulay Holninl won tho olllo
ionoy x:niiam oyer all arhoolx In
thj I'nloii mako. Ilo wiik kIvoii n
farowfll Klfl. Mr. Wailo has ho.m
liri'Nlilonl of Iho rollof souivty. Mm..'
iiiniy nun ..un. if........
'.A.i... i. )....!. ........nlv.Mtlons anil all
throe wore Riven larcwoll Bins n
t'liu relief aooioty.
, A number of friends of Dunham
U'llRlit, pioneer of Medlenl Sprlim.
surprised him with a iiarly honor
Inn' . his S Slli lili-lliday Thuiwluy
ovonluii. Mr. WrlKhl enjoyed tlm
eveillHR wcitehlliB: tho kiiosim dani e
ami play Karnes. A inaniinoih oake
delorntid with !s candles w.is
nerved at a late hoiir. A score of
enrilii mid letters of oolitrrululallonH
was . received hy I ho aired Kollll.
man, . .' -
. Mr. and lli-a.. Henry 1 loss, of i.a
CSraliilo. Mrs. Ilcss's sislor. Mixi
(Mara: .lolianson iiml brother, Har
ry, came up to spend llio weekend
with their niolher, Mrs.: i.lara Jo-
Iianmai l.'rlduy evenint;. ' r,
, Mr. and Mrs. w. f N.we left
for I'ortland Ibis i I ''"
ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. l-.duar l'rall who
hnve been in
lOntorprise for l"n
days on
business returned Tuesday
ved to Hake, valley Wed-
ami move
ticMiuy.
1 Mu UN for an art contest were,
iihkIi. nl the meetitiir of the Medi
cal Snrinirs Women's chw held ! ,
: nursoay ai ineseoo M nu...-.
i eitin ineinoers nave neen mou ...s
art and artists nil w..iter ami "iwere put in as substitutes. In the
u icaoy ioi i oeu inuv.il n. ...
, neni . wcuiichiuiy h"mii..
l ah-, ami mvs. i.-uk nun -o i .
K. W. Hinlth and children went to
Virtue Flat near ltaker for an nut
inir MiiiiiiLv.
I . W. K. i;verion, who has been on
Mi- Lattc.r. Day Saints mission in
northwestern states, stopped Tues-
; du for a visit wllh his auntl Mrn.
j r. W. Oray and family. Mr. F.ver
i ton is returuhiK to his home at Lo
' Kan. I'luh.
j .Mr. nnd Mrs.' f'b.sfor LawliT
I went to La Grande Tuesday ove-
j nhitf to hi
away until next Mon-
tiny
Mr. and Mrs. Jntnes Lawler who
have spent the winter here u it li
their sou, iMiester ami family. re -
turned lo their homo al The Dalles
tnesiiay.
.Mrs. John Stoddard and children
'"rrtiiriieif fronr Jjt Grande Sunday
, whe,re they have spent the last four
s at -thO home of Mrs. Hind-
ilard'H tnotiior, Mrs. (!e.ni7;e l.yluau
,
, members of tho primal-, j
', bna,nl "'"''l '1"'''' ' ' V entertained .
"'u1' " dinner Tuesday ovenini: by j
MrB- l'-iinicU Smith at her borne, j
j Alter dinner a biislii.ss mcotiiiKj.
lhe hoslosH were Irs. 11. 10. Nelson,
Mrs. T. 10. (Innseu, Mrs. John
Stoddard ami Mrs Ii. I'.'. .Inhnseu.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Powers at-
tt -ill I I'd fune 1 Mipvlies for l-'r:i nh
Jasper lit Ui Grande Thursday. iFuropean buyeiH. and sahl there;
The Itellef society of ltaker gave ' had been at hast some purchasing i NF.W VOltK. Mar. 20 AP)
il party Monday evening comment- j lor half a dozen trans-Atlantic , Sir George Muliert Wllklns, Arctic
orating tin: orgnliizatiou of. the j countries today. Absence of Hell- ; ami Antarctic, explorer, returned
first relief society, the women's so jlug pressurt! hero was an oulHtand- j Wednesday from IiIn fourth expe
elety of the Latter' Day Halms Jug feature, and the whom. ntal)ill dltlon lo Anian-tica with tho'tnfor'-
-,m,i n ftM wirs ago, i ne memnors
liiiienuniu f" .irnni nonr were .ies-
J dames T. 10. Hansen, Kd Iark, W.
j W. .dray, flecirge Fuller, -David
, Jhansen, John Peffh-y, l. F. iVel- iing the last week. '
I :;on and .Mary Murray. L. (!. Mur-j Wheal closed fir in I ii '2 '4 c a
f 1 iiy ' N'-dson took theihiishel higher than yestenlay's fin -
ladles to ltaker In their cars.
' Mr. and Mrs. N. Fallow returned
.Monday after spending the winter
In La (Irande,
ItnitnFp, is killi:I)
' NICW- yOltK. Mar. 20 (Al')
An attempt by three masked men
to hold up u Cirei-mvieh Village
Oler firsts
ALL-TALKING PICTUHt'
N
mit
y&k GILBERT
l nni a ran
loKtniirnm nhovily hoforo inlilnlKht
ror.inii-11 in in. I.IIIUIK oi mil. oi i
llio ruhl.or, iho oainiiro of an-:
'oilier aftoi' liatror htul hoaton '
Il I 111 Kovoroly an.l tho wollllillni;
of u man anil a woman. j
A man lilonlllloil aa Alfrod Mar- I
Inn wiiv. kllloit hy a polloninan who j
Huipricrii tho rohhoi-rt tti iho art;
of Koalvhlni; V0 patrollK III I'tntr-!
II. iV 'I't'lniiKlo t-oNtnnrnnt In far-!
initio .st root.
TW O lv ll.l.I ll IN WHI .CK
WALLA K, Ida.. Mr. 3a (Al') ;
Two men Were killed whuii the)
rear half of u ('hh'avo, Milwaukee;
and St. Paul freight mi In run wild
down a rade last 11 In lit al lAnir
Aere.-. .Mont., near licie, and crash- i
ed into an Oaxthonnd tmln. " Thir- ;
I cell cars were destt'oye.l In the
rciltltiK fire, it became known to
day. I'KAIt FOItKsT l''llti:s
-(ltTLAXli. (ire., Mar. 20 (Al')
Vder:ii foreslry officials today
wen- less opllmlrille. over the I't.ia
forest fire season even though rain
duiiiiK the 11 In hi was thought
to
be widespread.
' OfflchilK yesterday announce
that unless a phenomenal rain
fall occurs within the nei three
innnUiH, the ' Paelfle nortliwest
probably wlil face a more disas
trous forest fire season than In
!!:!!. '
; Normal School
; Girls Conclude
i " Basket Series
, .,.,...,,, .,,,,. ,,,,,.,, .
fl.01tlllllln ,, Nl,()1. 110rlu ,.,,,
'Kirls basketball tennis was played
i yslY,., .i i,,, f,.TOh icam won by
j a ,v,i marKln, dereallm; the sep-
I lorn by a score of U. to 4. Mildred
,,. .. ..,:,,., .,
',,... " ,.,. ,, ,.. r,.,,,.,,,,,,
; (p wun;
,JinK,t.y ,
OIlKabeili .laekson.
forwards; Mslher
Witty. JampluK' center; Mario llllo
i and -Mildred Ktuiiilly. tfuoi-ds, Ar-
Whoat closed flrtil .tit li Vi e a
Jackson made four baskets and
:Miss in.y made two baskets
,U)tl on(1 n.(.0 ,j.MWi Twu Klr(s
Kt hair .;V(l woods played for
T;Ward In thn ihlrd iiiarler
and
Kuard in the last ipmrler. Miarlene
c'aus played as runuiilK ceiilei-
linrtjK tj. nH ,,uarter.
by the absence of several regalnr
ti.iiivi. i.'tm.i.i i.'l-oil.iU '..u .t....
lain of 1ho ,rin, Hllll(V Morrison
aml Uitn Uurrls pluved forwards;
. vin,iun ,, r-
Andrev Iteymer as runnlnif center;
F nt Karstans and Lillian Small,
guards. Irma Neilson was the only i
siiliHtittiie and she went in during i1
the last suarter. Pita IUutIm and J 1
Hilda .Morrison made tho points for;
the seniors.'
Tl.e h.h.Hh thnl.wil be offered
';, .11,.M,,U i fnf.i-....iinn n..vt mini--
imNidmll, tenn.j. horseshoes'
j(Ul, volleyball. Other minor sports
IM1IV lm hiclude.l. pi-ovbled enough
i iHvlslons may be mndo ai regard
fn ( lasses. It Is' said. . ( .-, !,
; . t '" .'. I' . '.' ' ' 'j'
'.
. IV III? A T V A I.FIWJs!
I r r d mj
JUMP HIGHER;
CLOSE. FIRM
CHir-AdO, .Mar. in (Al1) In-
fl.ieneed hirir.ly l,y .iiiloolte.l i H
ilate iipliirim in utiotatiohH at Win
:nlpeK, Liverpool and IttiennH Alren
i wheat values hero rose briskly in
Chlcano today toward the last. Kx !
tinrlm-M nnlil more hhmiimi nee liv!
ly.auon corpoi'auou was reporieu as
having loutid tt necessary to audiwnereai nan neen supposed, iue
tuny appreciable amount of wheat j Antarctic continent extends,-
; to the corporation's holdings dur- Mehlhd Charcot land, he said, the
j ish. Corn closed
fu lc, up, oalS;tinenl" about eight degrees.
Vh "i,c advance
varying from 7c
ol Zv.
(leot'gta's campaign against illit
eracy has penetrated the. stale
prison, where classes huve been oi
gaul'.cd.
7 Colorful ROMANCE OF
NIGHT CLUB nn
STAGE LIFE
a A TTT
PLUS
(iKAIIAM jic-naau;i;
Till-: TAI.UIMi m:vs
Itl.l-dllTI.II
.MK'lil-:V iniisr.
Kor.vn r,itToo.
Starting TODAY
'FIRES CAUSE
DEATHS AND
GREAT LOSS
(Continued from Puko One)
Arthur Hhtirp, 10, They had lieen
reported iiUhhIuk. s
lOtrller thn lioily of f'nrl Mer
eliel, Tilt, had been taken from thv
ruiiiH.
C. V. Illaek wan found unhurt.
Kl Ls( sXII'SM IMfr'K '
t'LA'l'SK AN1 lJ, Ore.. Mar. 20
i IH 1 l.'n.'.iy.rrx..
v.jun j
WH i,.,,,, who W11M Pan.lPli ,
uneniiHelous from the luirulntf
TouiIh). hotel m-ciilly, died today
in a hospital, lie wum overcome
hy smoke, -luimitfe
to the lintuf friirr'' nl
cafe wan plaeeil al ?-Mt,000.
TU 4). MILLION Hlt.;
l'lllLAlHILI'HIA. Mar, 20 (Af)
Official cHtimales today placed
Mlie loss in the fire which awept
(he (lulf UeflnliiK company'H re-
rvutlon at Olrard 1'olut hint nlKhl j
Ma e.ees of $2,000, UUIl. .
The tanly, Hteamer Hawaii wan ,
! badly damaged and a pier. J6 tank j
i'11'?
and a bljr' warehouse filled
oil vats, tanka and drtiuiH
wore destroyed. , - i .
I Most of the .llafra'n'u HUper
s;ructnre was burned, but the ves
sel listed and settled on the lo(
Inin of the river,- partly KiihincrKcd.'
', Itefore the fire reached Its caift"
; of TO.Dtia gdlloiiH of oil. Its. crew of ;
leaped into the river. All were j
picked up by tuns and police- boats, j
! A score of, fire , companies 'and (
several fire boats fought the-hluze t
i for' three hours, before It was j
brought under - control, i Several i
fiivmen " were ' oJerconii' by smoke,
j The vats and ilrums' exploded
I with- lerrll'lc ; hlasls which were I
j heanl for miles, 1
Bank of England '
Reduces Rate'To
PA Pet. Today
LONMKiK, Alar. 2ti (AP) The
Hank of, KiDtluud reduced the bank
rate today from four, to three and
tm(V nn"' ,M,r r,'nl- "
i '''"K iumuuhioi s owhk o
wuihhiiih . nun mi
Miepn'WMiini i '.ii-iieu it iuiiil vnjiv i -
ially in. New York and London per-
' mnnnK reoucuon ny iue im.k. .
iiuiii luuiii t in in mi- iii.il i h nn ii
! xvaH t'Htabllshed only a ifortnlKlit
j"0- ' . ,
! . 'I'hl easing of the tjfcnk rate uc-
( 'l'"lanled by linn exohnnrs am
j ln'"r movement of fiold relieved
, i ears inai I ae iiiiiik won mi iiiii i li
able to build up a rewerve If the
was inulerially reduced.
- Traders weleinned. tho reduction j
;!,lH Uifhleiilnir the imnleu of Mheh: j
i "W "" ciuuKeH. 1 no in-riHui?
meanwhile Is said to be awaiting a
."'ivorable opportunity to reduce the
j tllt, (,r Inb-r.-Nt on war loans by big j
j conversion scliemes. , j
,n i,iy,i:iiti'po.ii. jvhkax
I.IVKKI'OOI.. Mar. 20 (AT) -
j Win-ill. close: March: "s I V, d
jl."i. . .
.! May: 7n OVjd l.0.
j July: 7m S I nl ILIUM.'.
I October:. mUjil $.H. . ..
..,... ri.1l
lVVlIKinS lCHS
Of Discoveries
In Antarctica
, mauon mat ue aau iniiiui oniy hhim
Hti'fanHson straits, bound hy him
j last year, eonttnuo'lnlo sea. walep,
i "pushing buck llie Antarctic, eoii-
and provisions! On his expedition last year Sir
decline io a rise ! fieorge found i lint the laud discoV
iered between (JO and ?a west and
til' and south was an arohfpelago
and not a direct combination of tho
Antarctic continent, and the cxpe.
dltlon I h In year further decreased
ho size of the soinh polar coiitin-
,tWV"
iv
r w ii wfj iwi rrm
f ,Afi gS ' UmtuL
ent whose hnunduricB nevor havn
hecn definitely oBtaWlBhiM.:' tt'
charted about L20 mtle of-iifw
coa)t line on thlH ygara aerial ex-
pedltiou, . and discovered Hvf In
landn. ' ...
Leaving Inception Island, bin
Houthern base, on January "
alxmrd the' William pVorenl.y, a
uhlp owned ly the UrltiHli eolanial .
ofliet-, Mlrv (lem-Ke oiiiiMed fin far'
Houth as 7ii.1i. There ho took oft1'
In the seaplane luv had IntOid (o
! the Hhlu'H after deck flylnff to 7rf
'iHWuth and jol went-before-1 urnlnrt
I ",- nn tilin nWhl ho dl-
otivereu tnai open water 01 pioi-
nnson Htratts contlnmr on lo the
west, whom laud pit
vlouHly had
been thouKht to cxhu.
:l iJt f.randc,
Spring Footwear
$2.9.8
This good looking oxfoixl is
well made of black or tan
cull' with dni wearing Mno
mark1 composition sole.
Rubber heel. v
New Rockbottom
Club Prices .
Magazines
Pick your ' own: from my
complete new catalogue of
HOOO periodicals af 1802
Second ci Spring St I'm
here, every, .. minute f ready
niid "w'allfnfif for your'mib.
licription nt the low prices.
Adolph Newlin
Agent fii' Oicgon
NEW
FROCKS
for
SPRING
with alluring
style and colors
come in see them
no
. 5-$25
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