La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

LA GRANDE L KNING OBSKKVKK. LA GKANUK. ORE.
Thursday, April 10, 1930
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EASTER Tlie one time of the year when you know that
new clothes are necessary when a new costume means
more, looks smarter, receives more compliments thnn in
any other seatxMi. . . ! New it must be and stylish but it
can be inexpensive, too, with Easter frocks, chic new coats,
stunning- soft straws in this complete showing of Easier
appareL ,
That are decidedly of -the moment, smartly
'".'tailored' with self collars or smartly trim--.
med with the season's-finest furs. There
are flares, straightlines $9.90 to $12.50.
FROCKS-
Each dress an individual style, representa
tive of the authentic vogue in fabric, color,
and novelness, of crepe chiffon, prints, in
Peplan Frocks, Capes,- Bolero Styles, Flou
nces and Flares $$12.50 to $29.50.
The word "chic" and smart as applied to
this new millinery, never conveyed greater
satisfaction to the woman seeking distinc
tion and individuality in millinery, all mod
els are true to fashions ideals
to $13.50
SHOES
' ' The kind of graceful and fashionable shoes
that will add to the appearance of your new
costume and yet they are comfortable. All
sizes and widths $5.00 to $7.50.
HOISERY -
GLOVES-
All the. new shades
which spring styles
require
$1.00 to $4.50
Play an important
role irt the new fem
inal fashion
$2.95 to $4.95.
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New lingerie of splen
did quality and strik
ing trimming effects
$1.00 and up.
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LA (3 RAN DJR'8 OWN STORE
ANGELS SUBDUE
t,
BEAVERS AGAIN
1 1
Southern
Standings Today With
roruand in the Cellar
cldo !ho contort, . - . I
Hume run wero inlrl plentiful J
In i in -iijty'N cnntis. The, boy.-!
who not circuit rlowiH w ere llor-. !
!inl, Seattle! t'rosett I, ttm Kmn- j
'M'n: VtTKia. thikUuul: MuJ tilt.
" j Cakland; ii ltd Monvc, J.ort AiK-'b-tt. '
feam Leading ! YtMi'Miuy nwtu j
Ai I.UM AUJfClCM - I. II- j
rnitiuna a 7
I.itH AliKM 10 I)
Wallei-s. Cascartdltt, Hlnomer
1 lift u 'uuiiall;. Hum-bt tuid Hannah.'
Two Injured In
Accident Sunday
At Union, Ore.
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It-aKllu .;isi'-
w-lv
fin. only tciiiii 1.1 riKht In tin.
I tip able li lu.i.sl j.Oimi pit ci-nt
jn tin! bIiui.iIiik-. ;, Huii'lit, liurl
iiiK yri-m bull for I AnKi l.i.
tiiolt 1'ui llunii io ii I ho lino lop
Ihfi Hnrkr.' ni'iruiul miMlHlit lii..i.
9 In Ill llm naiiilit i n rity yt.
i nla'.
V Hut Hmi KrnnrlHro SralH fvi'lit'il
IIiIiikh ltll Mc.illlu Inn.. Ill (o 2.
.lilllliiy Zllill. Illlrlilnif Ills f,t
l!'inu fur Iha Si-nln. alli'Ki'il imly
roin- hllK. S..illlu imni mir hurl.
I'lU
ThP olher H;m .'rnni.m' t-tiiii.
Ilio MlNsliitiH. roppil n hni-.l fin-n-fd
vlnoiy fluiiv Hip Si-llalurii at
H.iri.1lll'lltl. 4 lo ;. Hny Koatliia.
yi'li.rnii Harriinifiiio cpllimll arlisl,
iillowfil only flvi lilm. Ilnrin.ni
I'lllUK'. pllihlns for II, ! Mimlniin,
hail tin- Ki'nalrir fliit:t.-.' n frlt'il.
tt Ork. Uln
. Onklnml uon from llollvtroml
ht Oakluiid hy only ti ninth in
nliiK rally. The ncoro wan to 7.
l)wvrou, Otklund .horl.lnn
-arl Vorew on a lnrl lo do-1 7,
AI Knoniincnlo .
MiHHlnnrt
Sai'l'miii'lllo ,
IMMi-tln untt llalilwln;
.-mil Vii-U-. -
.VI Oakland.
Holywial ,
(..,! l.ni.l
"II. v.tx.i(. 't'urniT
5.iinii: .l.'fr.-rtat. -:imirtl4. I1
Koit mill Lninhnrill.
At San I'iiviii Iwo I;. If.
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,van .'i-alii.M... i l ti It
it. ii. :.
b 2
KiNttlnK
It. It. IC.
7 7 (II
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Ulll HllA'lIt!', i
nr. I
: anil Miv. .1. W. Iliivlcr Jr. anil
; hiiik, Mr. iiinl .Mrs. W. II. II.ixKt
ami l.ahy an, I William W'ivhl. nihmh
Sillnlay al't.'rniMtii up I'ulhcriiu'
rrcili. Ihry ivpuit nuni wl.li.n
Iiik I'lMisirurllun aluiiif ilu ranynn
riiail whlrli niiieh ii ... I. .1 . pr,,-
Ifl'oslnv,. nil-,.,-. .. ,..!
j will makii Iha trip linn,, rnjayahli.
lnr Ilii, man). hiiiiviiii.. vlsltiirs.
.Mil.. I., '1'i.rr.ii, nf I ninn haH
lll'l'tl Vl'IV 1,11k.- on, ,.,. r
illnlrli-t wcrn lit an mvlilvlll 111 , ,.,. I'mn i,,l:h.
I N lillain Haw Mn mmUI im
; ami l.iinlis in Ai i. l 1 1, ti
lly JIim. finuil WihlK
( ilmrrv-r Con r.spomtfint )
li::)T I.AKH (Mpm-laH Ol'.nll
II. ins. n anil Carl Kluililanl iif -lhlM
I'lllnu Siiinlay Khlrli iikiiIIi.,1 In
. tlio rurnior iffi'lvliiH' a tirokni
rolltir l,oni anil lunh liuy rt'.
I rlvr, tirttlHi'M anil i-nls. Tlioy
ri. rliUm," It liiolorryrlo it ll.l
! yon nf,- raur"n i;it a Imim In IiIh
j ryu an, I ounM not "i'o whi'io lio
I wiih koIhk ami ran Into tllo roar
; of a oar. Tho lioy.s woro plokoil
lip ami t.ik.n to tho I nlon liou l
wlii-ro a ilnolor irnvo lliit ultl. .Mr.
MllllMMl a Itli'll taken lo Hot
'j ! lliko iiinl .Mr, Mlmlilaril to
; til'allilo. tllrn llaino'll Is till" son
Wovk.
I'W of
this
forced to lire t!i?io through the
winter. In n rude hut built from
the h:!o from her horses, l-'ooil
was .seemed hy killing and trap,
pin'," anlimils and lilrds Willi no
iiiiasi.'iiii , u-.linr th;:n her own
hand:'.
IriiKei!' I'Ikuit.-! In Her l.lfn
.ia(la:ne Dorton'M , fifth trip
aero..; II-.o eounti y v aii w It h her
rflleaile son. Itallllste. who was
kllli il the other side i,t the Hilrnt i wuiteil' cn
liver lieeaiiKe he lietlayed Ills In
li'an 1 1-; e - j: ti j'.
'I iiiliii'. somewhere wesl of
Cinnili', the linnet ef .Mlidanle llnr
ioii's ih-e-iluj.-old hahy tnoiilderH
in I In- fcoil. The elilld u:ih tiorn
r;,ini.-w lii-ie in. the vlelrilly of 'I'elo
easrt in liie elosiiiif ilays of lie-
"'i,lh".. 1S11. and wai: alive when
siii. ieJoIni-,1 ihe KonL expedition
in Dai tiramlo Kiindo valley tho
next day whore llo-y
Coast Crews To "jiHJB tys
Test Strength. Jno
uniNortnLaKe
rMvn'l.i:, Wnxh.. Apr.
'i ho niinnn 1 hat tip fnr I'aHfli
va:ixt rov,in Kiiprmticy will h
IjiIu V.i:0iini.'tiin Iuti-
Imiinrrow tl)t,',! ;i Hfnrnl:i ami
Wnxiiinxtoit with lilltoiiy tonti tP I
i;uf-H bfli.ff H'(i)iRttil In nil thrti
pvpnlh: vurity, jMiilor-vaisity ami
fi'oyhmnn.
I Vi't'ttft rowing w futluM- nin
Hliino and K'itlo hronafs vn
loi rr:ift Ur tumnfrow hy the
vr;ttlKr iiiiiii. ThiT' will be
Mil r. thiinn of ln-n vy vlmtn
rhurnlntf tho Inki- ami fnrt'lnir
oh.l.ritf.,1 ! l"Htpuint!Hent "f t r-altii unili
aliirilay nr Alunday, rntrlctl tin:
KHVi-rn.nenl'rt w .allitT ohserviT.
With tin- rival fn-WH iUn-d to ho
fairly cvnl inittohMl, ciltl thtu'
I.alic Wnshitijflmi rffonls rir.iy lie
xhaUnHl In tho cvftit, u( KtiV"th
water. Thn varsity tlm ' 1
minutcH r.S Kcfond.s for hthrce rnlU-K
was cstxlillshrd In 1 1 I hy a
WaNliifiKlaii Khcll. Incidentally
"KyM - KhrlKht, Callforntn hpad
couch was o.vn'aln In Uip ho:it
whit li vniu that mark in llio rfi.'
oid honks.
. -Itoth 'cr-w" rnmps vn onnrfdciit, i tlic rtinc,-: In
' :- i j 'I'liyft K"t ,1'"'
pitnlii' or tin)
-i'W W:u'k day sniiH'VV licft'
i. im:- I'liiiin. I:, iiinl with tho
pirly j s ntii'l;; ltn u i tvanl In.-k,
il: riitli-.- Ilff 1 1. Ill- It vi d WlMlllI
t fi tn-M'iit l)Jtiiii;;i-ii'K of I'nluii
tuiiniy, nn. ii- than 1 1 H yearn uwu,
i:-i' t I lid iinlnt ti( raveriuir
K.-irjijauMi lis hut .M'.ulnino I or
iiti iiiimv," Mi. .Xel.soii Kahl la hi
rt'iiu-liH. "We art! wo. KlilppliiK
I In- HH'"inry of Ka raja won whn
in ver eame near IIiIh part of
Km Mi rii ( ri'Ki-n. and are foi'i'l
t'li;; .Madainc Uorlntt. wlin Kllfrered
iiMire and wm iudh' fur thn
Xni'i hwesi."
1 It-t W:i ;on evoi (Int (o Or
In his openiiii; Matenti'iitM,
Nils.tf i.tatilid mil that the Tnilm!
Klaus i;. niisrrvliitf ttnlny t)u cen
tennial nf Ihe Mart 01" the flwif
v.ai-'ii i'loiii Nf. I.oiiIh west, driven
h Kal.li-Mc and Smilh, who k' ve I
H the trip upon rearhiiu- Wind j
rive , aipi'i,iiitately south uf
Jaeli:; : .: Mule. Jl was I S4 hefure I
Urn. H, DivBi.n' Smith H.l fAri"'"11 IntfrHr-IioltiH-1 (rtw
rSnlLa Grande, Union
To Enter Teams
At Oregon Meet
naui'i ivli Ore.. Apr. (Al1)'
10 i aim I I'ynninilo Ohk Somionhoilf.
11 ' .... .. the words
I orally nrii.iii.ru "1 '"
j oliHinnhm heavyiv'-iulu wrA-ihr
! had Utile ilirfieulty In defoatine
To.l Tlieo. I'orll.llld, former
world's IlKht hoavywel'jlit ohmn
pion In l sirnliilil fulls Hero
Inst nliiht. In .loin!,' . 'ho ehalll
plon slinwnl he oarrlod olher
Irlelis In hlK haa Hoshlm his mill-,
nu fliinif tarlile. lie u'il lien.l-;
looks, hody selssors. sliorl -m "i ;
solssora and hi; splits 1" K'""1
vantiiK.i and did "'' olever
iiloeliliiK of 'I hye's pel h"ld. I
w.istloek. sonneiilierif l""l' '""
fhst fall III .1.1 a l"o. I" w-omids ,
after Hartln!,- a In adUn li allai l. j
and eompl. lint- the J"1' " ;
flylliK luolcle. After the first lallj
Thyn never hud a olinneo. I mxiiitr j
Thyo wiih a. rouple of ralililt :
punches. Hoinienlii iif flopiilin,' him
..Ver Willi a hemlloek and it wesi
all over in I! minutes.
I hyo lalised Ihe champion a
few- anxious nLoiiii-utu with his
woisllm-hr. In Ihe rlrsl session and
seemeil In a ftilr way to (lain a I
fall, hut they wire loo olnse In,
complete II. When
sjme 1ml, I m i
. rinir, .iinneaherH
Burleigh Grimes
Traded To The
Boston Braves
. HrrHIU'lHW, Apr. 30 (Al)
l'it.hurr,rh hatiehall fiin.s were
xunned t;day by iho nown that
iui h ib'h (rUnpi, are of tho l'irai.s
jillcliiMr.' urn IV. lif'l heeti traded to
the (anion llravea. It vn known
lure the hreaeh hetween tho Kplt
I ml1 artlHi and Ills .entpluyerK had
nut h'Sfelied tle.splte nnmernu
t inir. r'Miref IhrouKhout the Into
wintei: months, lint the trudo wh.-
wiiolly iiiilonUi'd I'fir. ;
l-jesfdeiif Llarney li'eyfus said
he looked iiiioii the trade an tho
hest way out of tho diffinulii -.4
whir. tli'itifH refiiHcd to eonio to
it'i'iii! and he let 11 Irt Known
that I'eiey Jones, who . eumes to
the H rates in the trade, was one
nf two ini selected hy .Manager
.hue! 10 as as the pitcher lo ho
sought for (irlmcH. " .
IJesiiles JoneH a "hirno cash enn
ideratiiiP." wan Ineludeil i ult
trade. (iiilliCH (leinntldcil a f20t-
oiiii Hilsii'V aul a two .vear.conlrfict.
.i'Hlsl.ui'Kh.
hiohe It hy fihet-r 'hrule strength.
viti:iiA IMS
t'rol the Hoehlen
the South I'.ihrf, diseov
1M': by trappers -from
AhIiIi.v'm cm-pnra'ion. al
histnrleH lve Hlllith
ireilit foi- this ills
JSljhh-lte
Ihn.wli
cted 111
tieiu-ral
tliiiii'i snnie
ami Suhetti
envery.
Ileal Trail Hlaer
Tin I'ea! hlnxer of the Old Ore
Kun Trail was nut. of rum-He, elthor
Hie Hunt expedition or .Mih. Dorlnn.
Thev hlazed It from a. point in
Southern. Idaho .to Astoria, hut it
at: Tiiiiinas Klupnt rich, ret urn -ijif,"
from ANlorhi ill 1 SIM who.
with three sliat exeeptfons. went
ei' eveiy mile uf the Old Or-
"'iii I mil as il wan flimllv e.tah.
I'slied a few yea is Inter, Mr. Nel-
! n sl:uled.
The iinilei-lylnjf eailse of llw irreiU
mluratlnn. the speaker said, wa
the Aryan trail, thnt white penple.i
have always riiljjrated auif always
eru and lie vet! east. A second
i use was Kuril pea n explorations.
it. eeiituilei: prior in which the
uoiht was tohl of the irieat fur
and llshery u-ade possihlliitles. A
third ei.ntrihllllnif factor was the
spread of ( li rlstin nliy. wlih the
niissioiiarles laUlnw hack reports
of the wonderful-climate, ele. The
fourth eau.-e was Ihe desire to
Main cheap hoi new and land.-.
lUluvul'iled hy the ahove Influences.
SKATTUK. .Wash., Apr. 10 (AT)
f 'Ihe Koaltlo hnxinur eonimissieu
la Oi-ande and l'nlon hK'hJw.hloh recently ruled that l'rimo
schools have announced their In-I farnera, tciant Italian hoxer, could
teiXluus' of ejiterliiff the f..i(rlh 1 not-appear In this city, decided lo
hint to hex an exhildtion
tie track and field meet en Hell
field In vrvuiH .Mjiy in, these!
two schools hririKin the ' total !
uuuiher, so far to I li. ,
Last, year 3S hi.U schools par
U'dpated. with l.a (iraude. Mnlou
and Pendleton placing well up In
points, and niore h-IiooIh are. ex.
peeled' to compete . this May. This
moot is the larKcst of (ts kiml on
the raeiflc. coat.
Other hijfh schooht thnt have
entered, according to news from
torvMllis, arc: . WashlnKlon .and
Uooseveh, of Poiilnnd; Heavorhift,
iVorlh Mend, Port Orfnrd, KuKctP',
t'orvallls, Hend, .Monmouth and
Prlneville.
match.
J I'OOTU'.KS I'l'l'MlKIl
NKW YOUK, Apr. 10 (AP)
I A fu illeH youth ot rti lias he.
j CMiue ihe. hai-ehall star. of Hrook-
ijn pti'iiMiaiory setinoi. ' .
With hoih legs off nine inches
in-low the kiiets iu: a .resiilt nf he-iii),-
cru.-hed heneath 'the w hcelH
a,' a train seven years . uo; john
ny Dullard has jdlehed. his . leatrt
to victory in hoth its Kanie.s this
season and also haa come throu;h
with i.iiiii' tlnydy . hitting. lie
I scored his second victory yester
j day when he struck out five hats
j men and hiL a shile that drovn
in two i uns.
ofo
iOI
i.'4i,i: uixs nv K.wti
liA'K'Mlt. (lie., Apr. In AI')
TaMiii,- a.lvalilaKe of his Itl'eate
heli,-iil. and reaeli, .llnimle liolan,
I Mi l !.i ti'l. last til.u hi. knocked nut
hVeilillo Welch, Meallle, al'ter tl
few flurries or punches in the
si eiind I : 1 1 li. o scheduled III
roan, I main event. Ilolatl welched
! Ml. Welch. . I IS.
Amateur Boxing
Champions Crowned
HOKTOX, Apr. 10 (Al1) llav. i
InW hatlered Sylvan Tnylnr, New i
York iioki'o, to (ho canvas In less f
Hunt a minilie, Jack I'allat is
ainateiii' henvyweiKhl hoxliiK. eliain-
pioll. lie ami seven olher nit-!
tional ehampIoiiH were determined i
in tlie final raiinds of the A. a. I
r. tournament la'st nljrlil. There'
were Ihreo iiIkIiis of competition j
111 which 'Ji ooxers from I I stales'
and Hawaii started. , ) '
Itesldes I'allat. the new rulei-si
of anialeiir are (ieoixe llstiow of!
Iloslnn, . Il;-pniim c4ass: Ahlej
Miller of IXM AllKi'les. 111; Itay !
.Mejern of New Vork, lit; Alex!
Saulora, of New Vnrk. )!8; fhal'lie
Kelly of Hoslon, U7: l.arsen of!
Hostiin, ,11111: Frank Tucker. Saul
hranclseo, Unlit heavyw elijlit.
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PAJAMAS & TUCK-INS
Size 12 to 20
MADE UP FROM FAST
COLORED PRINTS
$1.98
LADIES' WASH FROCKS
SELECT SYLES
$1.95 and $2.95
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
SYNOPSIS OF TUP, ANNUAL STATKMKNT Ol- THE
NORTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Sialf. in tU Stat uf Washington. 0:1 (lie i I r day of Udrmbr. IV29, madr
to ttit liiiurnct Cummiuiin:raot St.nc or Oregon, uiri.uint (o law;
i CAP1 AL
Amount of capiul uack paid up ... $ 250,000 00
Toul pramtum inromr for the y"f
lilvrttt, Ui'airttds 4nd rcnia (rrvivrd durinu thr year . .
Income from othtr source rccrtvrd durmi; the yt-,tr
. 2.9M ,016.20
.. 27i,yov,?n
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ART OF 500
WORD HISTORY
MADE PUBLIC
THIS VALLEY
FIRST OASIS
FOR PIONEERS
of Mr. and ,m. f. )l,ui.,n
near Hot Uike. and t'.irl Sledd.ir.l
Is the sun of .Mr. and Mis. I. It.
Ntod.lHM of this seclloii u, 41
t.ande.
Miv. flli'lon llaxler, Of llol
iJikc, drives lo t'nion each morn.
Iuk to play tenuis on thn oily park
uroiiiuls.
Mr. and Mrs. Mi IkiiiiI relllined
In llol late afler if very jnloy.
al.le i.ioallon trip.
Until Havter iiiurneq from rait
lake city WVduesilav to resiinie
lullOM at thn naltntorllllll.
Mr. mill Mis. Karl lmv moved
TuiMlay Hum I nlon to their home
on Oiiherlne eroek. In thin section.
lA'Wlii ZaniiK and hl ller.
1 llH. .( Ia flrjiule, uln) l:illa, nf
. I Wim, tftmn to K.ilt Ijike fliy
; !nM week to attend the l li. s.
' ( .drhratk'H.
M -, um t'r Welch and son,
. ItlilPtl M1II.S HIT. oieAiiiy li... ni
.nam ..en a ewir. i t ei nie.,.s D ime olk ho eliioyeU
Kaliiilser, pi-ch, Nmllh mid llor-1
rcani: Ailin and (jaslon.
Gu a rdsm en To Aid
In Selling Tickets'
t i
aI.KM. Oro. A!') Tlio un- 1
nual trainitiK .nrniuun'Ui of
OroKon , National Guard will !.
hrld at Camp Clutsop mi. IVrt
HttivniH from Jinn, 11 io 26. tlt-r.-vral
Ci ortftt A. White unuouur-v.H. !
Tli atinual nnnimt dtmuuimtloii '.
and i-rvlvw will lie In-1.1 Jun 2t. !'
Tho 1 sth inranLry unrj 21 K fli-l j
nrtllliTV wH pai ttrlpato In t)i0 ;
dvmoiiMtrattoii. ;
Tho nd jutiitii-Kvnml'i dpnrv. ;
nient .it prmit In eoiuidiiinff plan'
ror tin- iMir.unpnit-nt. i
oitK;o fcTATi: s
.'(M VA.I. MS. Orn Apr. m fAI'l '
Urfffon Htfilo cnll'u titnthall
U c
t.l In
th.-s...
Suin-
twiti Wl!laqiu unlrrliy. i to rlne crek Wnt BundiLy.
Mr. o Mr. Q. V. VtM twA
j (Conttniied fiNHtt Tape One)
; Hunt i-p'dllfi.n's p.itli lu t S t S. il
'wa- tin- list tins that inut' u ;m
liH-d. tho .spra Kit ?ald. slat in i:
that tuhi-iiuint caravans (VII.. wd
mii dirci'tly tin jin-fi tit route of
I Iho Orcein Trail highway arr..s
j tin1 Hluc tmunt;iiuf.
.Mr. Ni1sc-ii also Mat.-d th:
: liaiisthc rtsraivh had nul
, tho dlM'Ovi-ry that nono or
, p.irii.s went i,y elthor (he
i ii;rviil.' or KIkIii mute.
Spi a Kins of t'u red heroines
f the Oi.ci.n country, Mr. Ncisoa
j abseiled that the penple nhu live
!tn the i-rcicon trail are tCKh-c:in
, the tm iitoiies of Mrs. 1'lerio IMiion.
twhitst career in the wet wan
Mieiaieti with rnion county fer a
, period of four year. I It-re she
lH't iply Miflere.i (- Hn hard
'hlpy u( the I'J-int opod?ti'M. luit
! ihc tmniwltt the ftfe.l ;roup hack
' '!' t rem AMe-iia. then ret timing
jtee(Mt. tin o wiih another purtv.
A-a:n( flie turned ea-t arr(iM the
; i:iue tiMMtni dn country and n her
return, acrouipanied hy her two
Mtiall ?(Mir, una cadxht in a siuu
, Mtriu tonowhn In the vicinity of
IllUiaid (not TnU Oate) and
WAKHINOTON. Apr. Id (Ai)
A part of Calvin CooIIiIkoV MtO
word hiftary of the 1'uiU'd Staleh
- hewlnnliiK "ia Ihe year of -Our
Lord 1 7 Ti iho people, declared the
eiernal rifcht to Hceji happiness .
self iToverntneiit and the devino
iinty lo iieicnil that rtjrht at nny
Nacrlficc " AvuH inadn puhllc Vfi-
iiiHiiuy hy t.uuon Itorjfluiii, sculp
tor and member ol' the South Da-ktit-i
coriKre.sslnnal deleKathui.
'I"he history to he Inserihet) In
letters that may been Neon for
miles on the vwM of thn Mlaclt
Hills In South Dnkoca cnulltnied:
"In 17S7 assembled in convention
1hey made a chart or of perpetual
union of fr.ee ieoplp uf suvt-rtdKn
states establishing a (fovernmcni of
limited powers under an Indepen
dent president eoiiKtess and
cmirt charged to provide security
for all citizens in their enjoyment
of liberty euuality and Justice."
Only the first two portions of
the Conlhl.no history were made
public by IloiKhtin and the dole
Kallun after a visit to ('resident
Hoover at the white house.
The tilstnry is ;i part of u KifXn
Hc memorial io be carved under the
direction of ItoiirUtm upon the solid
rock nf Mount Cushntnre In the
Hakota hills.
Tho delegation Invited Ihe presi
dnl to attend thn dedication of the
first pait of the memorial In July.
The chief executive took tin- In-
vitation under consideration. '
YAKS I SI-: 10-MA V TKA.U
f'll.ATTA N'OvMjA, 'IVnii., A pr.
10 ( A I') The Yankees nro put
I'mu (nto practice John Heydlei's
10-inan team plan but net In tho
way that the National league pres-l
dent h:id intended. Instead of a
baltir taking the plnco of the
piti'her at tho plate, the Yanks
arc sendinfr in a nrnncr for Ih
mighty Ha bo Ituth. Tho "home
run liltiK." his rlht. still heav
ily bandaged with tnpe, appeared
in (he Now I.ork lln'-up yesterday,
hohhlinf,- around In tln outfletd.
Toul
I)lSBUHSI:Mi;NTS
Hani fer louei. ndowrnnt. annuitirt And surrender vulnts .
Uivldnd pjid to piiiit-v'ioldrr during tlie v - -
Uivijrnd paid on tipit iiuck during ilie ---
Coinmiihion and salaries paid during the year ..
fane, licertxs and tts paid during the year .
Amount of all other iitndilurta . ,
Total expenditures
" . ASSETS.. (
Villi of ral UI owned (markrt valu
Value of Mucks and bond owned hnirkvt or 4li)orliied value)
I.iwns on uiorifag!i and cpIUtoral. ru,
IWluiitm nutei and policy loan
f libit in bank anil on lund .
Net iimwllritd and dfltrrrd tfemiuni ..
biterctt nil rent due and accrued .
Olher antii (net)
. f 921.J42.57
2M0.78';.6(,
572.80.J1
. ii. 793.4 I6.B1
.l.144.575.3t
2,2i.6A1.00
-. 3.71 I.302.V6
. 1.793.5J9.84
'2 9b. 02 V. 41
70I.M44.2
10tt.47l.6l
Total admitletl alien . ..
LIAIIII.ITII-S
Net rcsfrvel .
Cctifc rtainit for Ios.. utirnitl
All other liabilitie . . . . .
Heierve for dividends to nolirvholdrrs njvlil, ii. loio ,ii f.,
dividend tid intereit a(-umutjJ 6)8.810.94
Total liabilittei. .exclusive of capital ttock and surplm
BUSINESS IN ORHGON TOR T(IJ Yl-AR
Ciros p'emiums received durinu the year
Premium and dividend rtlitrnrd durinu the- year '.
t.tw paia jurini! vt year
. S'J.987,444.05
,. ?8. 413. 126. 74
I7i.078.2u
136. 364. 90
SUiutory reoUeitt attorney lor terv.ee: luturancp Coimni.ioni.r of OreKon.
NOK 1 IlIiUM MIT: INSURANCH COMPANY
. 49,380,180.78
$ 264,505.18
17.989.75
73.36J.92
to HA.I-: tih:ati:k wniiti.
MV MM.IiY WAS Kll.l.i;i)
NKW VOHK (AI' William II. I
Leeds is orj-anizlns a company to
soil planes. In itM tumrtcrs tit i
Itoosevelt field will be a tea-room
ami n barber shop. I
GAVE UP HOPE OF
EVER BEING WELL
7
C77
"I had Klvrn up hope of ever
seeins a well day ukuIii until I
stuited Saron and then cverythinj,'
changed fur inc.
Al UOItA. III. (Al1) Thousand
have watched tragedy and comedy
depicted on the serten of an Aur.
ora thoatet- w Ithaut k lou intc Dint
it bin it the assassinat ioti of an
American president. William .Mi
Kinley. too pla'o.
The buildini; then wits the Tem
ple of Music at the Uuffalo. N. Y..
opostioii. l;et'. iviiif a line of vis.
Hors in it. MoK in by was fatally
shot by l't'ti ijcoIi;om6. Aurora
no ii hoiiKht the building at an auc
tion and act It up here as a coM-
setitn. Later it was a roller hhnt
ins rink, and finally :i movie house.
It is to be raicd this ynar to
mako way for a more preantlO;iH
flicker palace.
W 4
1
it.
NEW SCHEDULES
1
.'OlIN
I.OWI
"I wan ti-rrilily ni-rvmin. rouliln't ;
half sli vn, until n , w itt Wlioup !
ni''Hn. h..4il..u'h.v itii'l inOi.Mtiun
mill my tiii..tH x;i mi putir r, :
ofli-ii k-avn ihi. lalili wllhuul rut-'
111); ;i,liili'. I si, a, Illy iiki m IkIh
ami alii'iiKtll. Kour liou.'in nf Ktr
uon ri'sioivd my Unit wclKht. in) ;
slii nt'ih anii rn. rj' arv liugh ami i
I walk for mill's wlihoui kiUiih
lir. .). My apl'clilo I.i ko bocI I run ,
liui-.lly all from am niral lo I lie ;
- und ni iHvuliun In imrfiil. '
Sarvon I'llU t.tiiniii!4t..ij niy t.ir
iin-l rvuiilulr l in., l. rfiyllv." '
haiils iiiq III John i. I.ov.-.i. I7s Vrrnnn '
I monvrs ami f1Ii. ; Ave, I ns AiiKi lm. or .SI. Ii..al
llial l!u- tonnajM- IMs , llul. l. Siio,un. H.l rronn linii
pl.ir..., a,if..ni!i. A.lv.
Modern motor coaches of
Union Pacific Siages are
now serving
LA GRANDE
on frequent schedules east
stow-
WESTBOUND
Portland
'nu lnli'i.n,.ial( I
ij. in. p
uoise, Salt Lakn rilv
V R:Ja- '".7:30 p.
oirect service to Salt
Lake City
-"." ami ,lhect con.
'Ca""! ,n ,;.
("'"n P'f'c hiuc and
," motor coaches a
".;l;U'Mty,,eofiuipmt:
lints
m
M
ire
ent
( lit i:i;ii . iu.imim
Till) li.M.I III. lr.-. (Al1) With
)..-il;ii ui...lhi.r ini'nilliitf, Wum'C
''vnly i hi T
hlnxoiii a
l'ti. prcilt,
si.n..n ulll ti.i a n-roril onn.
PACl FIC
Stage Depot
l:.i Ailiun, ,tu,
Phone M. -t9