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Wednesday, April 23," 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Grande at the local pompnny ! Hi)pnlf n TuoMiluy here nn tuuiln I!, llo Ik ma It ins a tour of it jstoron hi (he JCorthwesi. V. , . ; FIREMEN BATTLE FLAMES jfr JltVs lub (o Meet ," - To Klnln " i The .Men's oluh of the Preshy- i MIhh 4Cvelyn Thornherp, of Port- terinn church will nVPet Thursday (und, passed through J.a Omnde on tf-veiilnK with W V. Hidden;, of. ; her way. to Kltfn where Hhe will ;i Upper Perry. Arnold Ciralnpp wiU ' vInH wllli hop friend,, .Mrs. .1. M. In thi sptwiker, his subject to; be' Okc :'Thft Relntion of .Science to LH'e.V , ;, ' ," . ' -'. i i " V -", 3IIro ViHim Ktili'ni liivo NVw luijihler v ?,y j - ir. and Mis. K. VI. UniKfr, of : J- rlrnUw. in li Gniiide. rorelvt"! Sultim, arrived! last evening and are Mfnnl lhs iiMirniucr of the birth of visitlns' at the home of Mrs. Fred SChire: WelKi-r: W. V . Il'vland. ifi bftby daughter last evening uf., Holmes. They', n re ' former rejd- ' terprine; . 1 1. KoaKlty 1enver; liiiMii o'clock to .Mr. irnd" Mrs. l-on' dents of lt Cr.tmtc and have many j A. V:islilmrne, Portland; lt.(A. Al i Daniels at Welser,"-Jdaho. She ' friendti who are &tul to learn of jIioukuI, Osweso; I:' TiJrnhuU,' welKlied seven pounds and has been their stay here for a few days. They 'The Dalles; I), u Koolt, AVoodlturn, J.At Ilio Hotels The follnwuiK ar reKlst,ered at local hotels: IS. M. Strauss, .Muier; tieorpe Huffman, "Wallace; iJ. K. AVolfe,' per.ver; Jim .Maple, linker; .Mr. and Mrs. R. , Oelinas, Nelson. H. (; Hoy Cross, Jetrolt; j ii.. . .iu(jr, uenvei Af w i"iesw. t. Pendleton; (I, M. - Pierce, O.-W,,' iTV-Nj j iv. a. i oieman, ituier; i4. ii. amy or, f v - linker; Jf. iSim'merinan, Zillah; ft, ' ; $Jk. it Schnmaoher; Wlliih. H.' .Hiveii the name '.Vivian ienore. j pytde the trip from Salem by car. :Mrs.: Dnnlelsvvas Klizabeth Jl'iill, T A . ' .eldest daughter of the Inle Uev. and !, 'p(MMllenn-; t vi nun . ,"" , an(1 Ml j; itnf.r. f vn- llntoa. visited over the weekend in T.a Grande at the hoi)io uf .Mr, and .Mrs. llardie Taylor. t ' npervlNhifr Musii' ."' I Mhh llelene price. University of f illaniotte . Htudeat' from Iji firande. who haa been supervising ttiusic at the. Haleav -Heights ratle 9'hool directed ' hpr oiit i-ettn. enihled "Kav and Gerda Listen at the t'om.niunltv hull. She itrip, ' ras anslnted bv .Marjory Miller. I Also Huporvislnir iinisle at the saipio -liiiimv!iij; Wowly-- tu itnol - -, At Dun Turner, who has been r -sick for several -weeks, is wonie lietter-anil able to be up for a sltori 'wpile vestei-dav. JEotiirim Home A. B. Turner returned home Sun- itmtiia in fm ' d.iv after KnOndinc tho week fisb- wa at allowa. lie rcitorts a Kod IT. tt. Howder, Titneallo',' Thurston, Pilot Rock; U. A. ,Svnn sirnnt, lloardman; ,t.;r V. Kvnru. Hood Itiver; K. N. Anderson, Walll AValta; O. K. Dnncnn; Walla Walla: L. Jiurvey, nilla AYalbi; ' i l .Meaeh, Portland; J. W. Garland, Decatur, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. 1), It. Orton, Sheridan, fcWyo;; H. l'oiHt, Seattle; Guy. K. Davis, AVaUp. Walla; Karl l)cvr, Spokane; Ii. "W. Matthews, Portland; it. C, Carter, Portland; J T. Volstedt, Kemtner or, Wyo.;-('. o; Ho iff an and wife, S)okane. , 1 . I -Hi n' Mrs. - If. (. lhickwaltpr is in Syracuse. X. V.. visiting her anni.' who is ill. It is not known when she will return In J.;i Grande,.''. ! Operation J -Mr. I'- ltoherls underwent, a : major oteraion this niorulmc at i the -Grande Hondo .hospital.- - . . i ! Appointed Iuspe'(oi , " ' j - Mrs.- Mildred Slusher' has J)pen ilium ' .' nimoinied ritualistto inspector, of Mi aild Mrs." GdO. TJ; Walker, and Uho Women's ' Itenefil two children.' Mai-Ion and. Uhrhard, : for Pendleton, Dni'lnur the, llljiess Mrs. Itarb.ira Stronjc Is w-orkinR' at l ho Colonial llaauty shop during the serious Illness of airs. Harnett, mother of .Mrs.. KdJth Joane and Miss LiOiiiso Itarnntt. .Mrs. ilniv nett was slightly Improved yester day, v Ai'i'hisl Tins Mornlny: 'J' Mrs. Anna '('.- lUrnes. who has fieen in Portland foi- the iasl Jtvn L'eeku. visiiuiK- with her dutmliter qnd son.-arrived in U'l tirande i)uk. morning to be with her daughter, , SIiw. II. p. Wells, for some. tiin;. . i. ir , 1-foiling l'roin Wefoer .. ? Mrs. P. J. U1"!- of Welsor; Tdu.. A Jn J.iL Grande, visiting ,wilh her ,iauKhtjM ; $vh. K. A Wells. : .rs, lienry expects to bp in Ua Grnnde AJr a week. ., " - : . Mr. nnd Mr. A. Jj. Helm. Mr. and assoeiation Mrs. Clark FlUKorald. Miss Graoo liaker and Tinier- iCullen, liss Willinn Gaskill. Miss rriturned homo Monday nUfbt fromSirlso and left this morninK'foi' Kp- j Monica Huel, .Ted dvlintvivnd daeit 'teriirlso to inspect t ne review mere. ( malt orovo to noiso upna.v to ai Oh IluIness . Dr. Klmer IUU. of Walla Walln. was in I At Grande Tuesdav on hiisl ness. He Is. the brother of the lale Pen Gill, mnvor of Walla Walla. ' who passed awnv recently. -A IVi; ; f sn -" n vf Hit. f'- . iuocomich j nrtiin? ' LONDON (AI')-r-A Kill wlio wore liiivn .Muy'ii iiniila la a l.rltlK. MJku On la. Jiirk, uvtlsl'n (IniiKhtei'. now Mir. Vimiii' Whlto. houil. 0mI wllli the uenui fur hT milior o liu roiilil oorrooi aotall Sle u-as'ithnblo fo clear up diUallM nf tho oonfpwinn, luit -WHltl lii;r hiMhiind 'won erratic ttnil mif rnroil from "liocli levrivrd (lurln tliv'wnr. Tliu Ulniililu" hvo linen HopartiUHl for Iwo yara,:- The muriliir of Tuylnr 'In III" In n iiurirult li( hml miiilo of tho Invlnhl)' furnlhoa Kollywoort bun (iiiritii. - ,- j galou' eltfht yi.nr ngo hn pro . . i j vlih-d ni) of Iho iiiont liaftllnx "TII.Hltn'K IIOIW H KAVH miiiiH.,'; inyHtorloN l llm oihiilnal NKW VOIIK (Al A VOIlimll.' UlO COlinlllV ti'i- uf iililui'iiiitn hnH volotl.a hriiw 11,1b hudy ttin: foiinil uy.fi. Iieifra norviini, I'rv imrinlmilnn I" onUiiii' 11 nlP" .rUn,'' 'l""-,"' miirnlnif of lino' iimli-r u wiWi-.tJII linn. I'Vhniary Si t23. No rlun . wim Later n. nenrch vas started for Kilwiml I Sundo. vnlet-seiM'etary , to the illrectoi. who Jind dlsap-' ppared about, the tlm of. Taylor'd death. A. woiiiUwhlfl Hrnrch iins fulled to iofate the tniiti. ...The mystery deepened n the weekr. wunt hv. but no pl'OKreH wan imimIp. ''The pace finally jdnrk eneil, anil tho iHiirder wus IlKted llllloiit, the linsolvi'd erlnieH. In re- , cent years varlou new Jeiula have hoen. Invest ii;ateil, but llun'e de Vtflnned a Hnlullnn. ' line, under Thfre'i hoiie euuijni'nteil. ; ' .MiiVm' ? Wallier LOS ANGELES MAN ADMITS - 1922 MURDER (t'oiitlhuod from Taeo One) found la Indleate the Identity nf? j tlu; alayer. ultliouRh .evonla which j I'nllun ed Involved, wivornl peMniiM j liromlneiit In the.' uviilon ldctiiro' reillony. , . , v, ! I Two At'lresKP QneKtloiieil i . II' was discovered that the luie ., ..... ...,,f n,,,,,.,lv i,,i.-. ; .Hiliel NoniHiiid. llioii In the lir .,.,, Hol(1 .... . a,.,,.,. ,. ,.0. ' rtliy uf her llhu cm'eei , had via- . , ... u ft ll,om.y.to,.k Knramee.. lied . 'I'njior on llu? nUhl u," lh',, .. . .. ai1v. iivuider. i. . -. . . 1 ' " - " ' A. handkerehlef lienrlllK the 111-' STOMACH UPSET? Physicians KndoiHe : BI REX lllnlii '.l..,SI. M." which, later wiih lb in. of tho police lioinlclde Kquad lllnaldn. who said lie ennie hero recently in.ni im..n. ai, . g,.nllfiei n llm properly of Mary uimimii uiiivn .. .... j M ilea .Mlntcr, film acrexa wiih which for elKht yeniH haa remain- , t, Iml.tmont. ,, v.Jlul ed an unsofved mystery. Invea I-1 No,.mnllll ytlHH MlnWr , W1M1. Kiiiion. however, wild neverul iIIh-, ,,,,,,, nvcUi.'iitor. hut .repaniieH appeaioil- in lllniildnH ,.,. ,.0uid aheil any llu-hl to """V- . . dispel the mystery. Other film unHoe.' l(.lualilo';nlliiKOd Jl iVna li 1 1 leiidi of n niollciii plctrtlo 'Unti'enH unto Idea were (lueatloned, nil iivn 11. hill'. l(j NELSON'S Job Prinling Stationary Legal Illunks K(Honil Wheels for Mvery Necil OI'I'OfilTI l'OKT OI'I'H'H IIMIIIIIl II lllil IH llll HWI a trip to John Dny, .'tt'h'ero they vis lied, aeveral .days, with Mm. Walk-t erM mother, Mvx. W. H. Allen. .who': Here iH.dulle 111. 11 Tuesday " ; They made the trip, by; .('. A. West, or opaen . oi me . .. : r. K. stores, stopped In ; I. a . r- ! tend tho baseball ' urame In whleh .Mr. Helm played. Columbus firemen louultl lor hoiiiv to control a Ire In Ohio peiiltcntlar.v Monday nlllcli took -ill H lives.. Assoclatcil I'nw ; . lelcplinliiKllows roiil cnnilHllllilK hlae. , ARCADE THEATER v Presenting Tonight on the S tage f , MiSS MAJESTIC AWARDS Between the First & Second Shows - ;,- at 9 O'clock . To linker Mrs. Milfred Wheeler necom panied Irs. Osenr Johnnon. Mr. and ( M .... f nA OI., 1.- -Un,rk4 l.mi .linv,i tn Jamiiy reunion there. To Porlhindt- , . Mr, and Mis. 1-rapk AVylde are leaving In the morning for Port bind where they oxpect' to spend several days on business, i hry will return the last of (he week. I . . ' . Three Declare Drys' Claims Of Benefits False jjjjjMjfiSBKB 1 wdsSSpsawl ... , ,,, . I " .- Itevlow fl : I "' VI'I'AI'IIONK II tiiursdAy. ah Mi iioiiii wn.1. en-iii tfsr--rJ ' AMI WHAT A ' M IV HI- fVX, V -JJ I'OKTKIt DOKS TO HIUMi &PO , v IT OIT WIM. TIIUII.H AXI) f. fc P sntiMiisK voir , rvj r "jT To Hot l.nke . Airs. Prank filldcialeevo nnd. her slslcr, Min. Ponl llnwloy. of Wal lowa, who is vltiitini; here, went to wltucsHes. Hot Iwike ycHterday to receive nm,0 by the prohibllloulata. I'he WAHIllNOTOM.. Anr.:!: (Al) Tho drya' elaiiiia of liejicfltaf,roii " ineinnorn oi, uio i-uiieii puiium au pruhlblilon were eunlmillclcir l"M I'"'"IC' ,'""1'.1': "Vi'le today. he dny with tcaiiiiiuny from mi, Iu1uh- I fore, tlj... .ae-.ale- lobby, committee trallal an army orricer muni rep-l hy,:Senatnr; toliuon,, rvpiihlleiin, rcHentnllvo of women who depcled Jnill-in.i.j ( . , comlltioim under llic dry law nn 'i wo . letterc. to. .Iiiatl. e Hlnne nnd deploriiblc - '' one- nr. Ihe Jali .liiHtlcc S.infoi d, AppeariiiK In the limine judiciary 1 wi-iuen .by Thomas w . I hllllps Jr.. committee hciirlnm iih rebullnl ,ef I'cnnsylvania.' had. been placed answer. eintintinns medical attention. -Urn. fillder- opponcnls of the ' eltfhleenlh ever heard, of. Itnbliuon nald sleeve haB been a patient ut' Hot amendment Included I'lerru H. I mi liiko foi' about six weeks, staying ,.0,. of he l)u 1'onl Interests 01 ; Col Rail Gorilla. jhere nnd drlvlns there for Heal- ,,)(,,11WIV; Mujor tlemral ( larenfie c Vo ,p(e K,r(Un. n.ievvr t ments. . - , il'.dwiirds ot lios.on. W mid , win tuIittU full srowth In this country ' eoinuinndi-r of the twenty , slMh . Iur h(l, tnv fu.:rown irorilln over I'lissed nimuKii (Yankee) division; Itoprescnuiiive ,, C1mirert tlie jungle. YnunR , , . . .... -i-iivi", .1 Iho Union Pacific (Yankee) envision; uoprusvmi me oeen enpuired In the Jungle, YnunR flc WHtem, fiom,ntlHi nnil a,HH j.;(iaihc(fi llnrrls, of , (M!, for 1(J for crcuses, 'm. mm WfOtHtt, IIAPIIONE K ALL fMKsEl . f ' 11 X'TB Vi'.ii"ltVtfiilMWlliiiW GRANADA Thursday and Friday . ' VItJUkM FOX ' Nkvyl tLstdrs of THf VAllANl" omaha, passed through I-a. Orandc D,e women's OiBiinlzallon fur N'a; veslerday on tho east noumi t"i"-. Uonut TTohiUltloii llefonn, . I ' J 1'nnl "aid iniiliy most hp llcliirn Tliiiiwlay riKht citizens were "In ppen ro Dr. C. S. looro will return vo)t... , Thursday morninK from Portland ' ' ' whore he was called by the death of 1.1s Krandfnthcr. Do ,-en. to. a ,., Cnn.nitlon who visited the Taylor . biiiiKaliiw early In .Ihe wvimlnir1 irt l'Vliruury I. Ho said lie followed ill a tiixl- J cab when tho actress went In, thn I Taylor home, anil Inter overheard. : a .violent iiiai'rci beiween the linn eecilve ind the woman. -; . - The ncuesH left lifter n sl')orl slay, ho said, after vhleh he en-j lerci) Ihe Taylor nparlmeilt and, reuionsl rated with Taylor for his , anions diuinif the uuarrel, T"y-. lor, he said, drew ll revolver. In Ihe scilllle Hint followed, Kill-I aldo said he iialncil possession of the KUll and shot Ihe liuivlllK pic- j lure- director, . , ,- i Klpec then. Uinaldo sal.l. he lias j been UvIiih" In various Houl hern . I'lilll'oi'iila. ellles nnil 111 Tucson, where he resided until lie j return- j ed to; I. on Amrcles lecenti.v. '. n-.j uulry .of T.licsaii., polioi; dlsuloiied . thin lliimldo Is known 'Cliere. 'ai-.fi ,; world War veteran siirfi'l'lm? .I'roin.j .1. ..I...l, ... ,'.L - '."'' I .lllloUK" iiiriiimu i. ;piwi)m(.'i- Inrides In, iiilniile; -ilelijli with Die; , ' known facts In ihe; case, we are : WAS-'lHNflTON.'Ap.r -Jil (Al'l j far Iron'i convinced that, he' Is tell- ! A:.ehaiw Hint - the Assuclution lln: 1 1(0 irulh." Doteutlvn' Taylor AKiilnst the .1 hlhlllon Amend-1 , rhcro still remains a hit llieiit : liHd-:.'iohliied dlraelly 'wUh nf investlmiUmi and clieckliitr In , lie, .done before. :we pie. sure that) ire have Ihe actual slayer oi Taylor In ciiiilody. ' eyo have heen wqrkltur on sov ii il angles of Ihe case for several week; These -phases involved ftlnalilo. W have been loolilnic for him Tor ii'iieH'.lonliW, hut hud been uiiable' to ' locate , hliH 'until; late. lat':i nlKht. ' Hhortly after we hp. nun uueiflloiiliiH hliu'. . he' lold lis Ihal.lie 'was the .niiin who .shot Taylor mid described 111 detail elr rtnuslnmins HiirrbundliiK Iho cilnie. We ; wjll iliycstlKate , carefully, however, befoi'o- we are convinced vvc have the rlKht'iiimt." , i , .Mir. Alice Itlnaldo, (lleinlale, f'til Inioyle teiiiilici1. wlfi. of lite 'w'nsiii'o'iVvVih fit i'o h'i t : I !.'.(-' i - IS- ' V. I 'Wet' Letters Sent To Supreme Court I ' in the record.' "I'.'s the most nnnnvltlK llilm; 1 hut hflv itleil before miclilni; the I mt of four or live yeura. The long eat life oil reoori for cnpllve go rllla wn$ seven yean, at the zoo ! InHreslHU, (icrmnny. . IBERNETTA PERSON Miss Majestic and she wins the beautiful $187.50 Majestic Radio Mod ft 93! OtheV Prize Winners: 2nd. ' Prize: $116.50 Majestic Radio won by Othello Webb. 3rd. Prize: Annual pass to ARCADE THEATER, any performance, won by Vivian Gallagher. 4th. Prize: Annual pass to ARCADE THEATER, one performance 1 per week, won by Thelma Fuller. 5th. Prize:- Si month pass to ARCADE THEATER, one .performance per ! week, won by ; Virginia Smith. . These young ladies will receive their awards from the stage of the ARCADE, tonight at 9 p. m. Come early. H & S. ELECTRIC CO. ; ARCADE THEATER 1 Portland Monday nlftht. r" Itctiirncil Yi-slenlny Wllllnm 1- Dolnn returned yes terday from ItosehurK where lie spent the weekend vlslllnr, rela tives. ', lit. llosliiess - ( ' .' ' A, H. HudKin, mammer of the l.'letcher Oil company from llnise, , and Jliury Porster, Bolso and D. 1 llymes, of Seattle, are In Ui C.rnnde on business this week. In connection with the trial of the case of NodroV i aualnst the Fletcher Oil company set for tomorrow. ; ' Lumber :Hk Enemic. Too ;.' Tliere .Is onA' Insect tlint takes ff J? 1. WtlkinR i heavy nnniinl toll In luniber. Thli TT, i ' i'n ' tln Foreslry I'rlmor. These liisocts . OI.YMI'IA. Wash.. Apr. -w .(.VI ,,nBlr(tf , ,,e ,voo(, , (luorllllfll The .conviction -of 11. I. ( .ee) ( wullt nA f0lldatUin. They Wllklns fcr the .iinirdcr of .lohu gat ''ihelr ny through tile wood, W. Hroolis, Walla Walla atlon.i ey, w(,),eiilnK-lt. They enn, In inosl won afl'lrined today by the, slate ; nj,M(,Mi he kept out hy proper supreme ' court. .. As , the' decision , precnullonii. .. was handed down hy a department . . , . . . ,:, of 'the court Wilklnsvstlll has u ! . liuhl'.lo appeal to the entlre.coUt't fci- ii rehearlui; of his pl.'ii.' 'Ilrno'ltx was shot llc'c, ;!! Itl'.M, ; . Erly Clock Style. Sii far us we flan determine, snyi the WusliiiiKlniv Star, hi'iiss wheel ; hcsMt la bis home pliiyiiiu cords clocks were 1101 hinde In Ihe United Wins l'ri7jL Ilia Jean 'Willlamw, Junior nt the Knlversity of Oregon, won a prize of ?2.fiil for the best individual costume in the April Frolic, nr. nual coslume affair of thn Women s League. wiih his holiscl'.eeper.', Wllklns was convicted lallteiy Tin testimony fu.''nlshed by his. l.ii year .old son, Slates unlll 1837, Wooden wnrlcs were ilcvol(in'ii hy the early clock iniikors;iiheiit;lSa,'l)ut clnikg with Alfieii- whil' aecompanleil him lu , linnd-riit uruss works usually mile Lbelr huliiinolillo '; on I ho. nKht diile thoKe.v The ninclilne-ciit hrns llrooks Vvns shot. ' , ' . ; . ' vmbveuieiits pveiituiilly wfiorsctteil Until the ahovo sl.vles. l-nrrtnl President .Miss I'nrnHlia HnnH0n.v- slildoilt at Ihe Whltmnn colleKc, has been Heeled president, or the Women's lealtue. Her sorcMly Is l'W Mil. ,,.,1101, nl llvlnir oritanlzatlon. Hho spent her sprinif vacallon vlsltinc at lllrt homo of .Mr. and Xf. Hanson, her parents. Mrs. : ! - With Ixiile. Dre:iMr lleliiroi'il llnnir v; : ' ! Mrs. A. It. Hunter returned home , last ninlit from Torllnnd where vl,.. has been vislline her dalllth- l...-. Mrs. O. I.. days. liiiUon for sever:il I nilerw cut nil Operation .Miss l.llllani Itansburi; under wenl an 1 erallon yesterday mornliiK at the Hncrcd Heart hos pllal lit Kpokane for Hie reniovnl of her nppedl.v. .Miss Kansburc was an -nploye of Ihe O.-W. of fices here. 'Ii.nsll Oioratloii Arthur I'Mrni.'in. of lmbler, un derwent on operation In Ihe elly Ihls mornlm: for the removal .-.:' bis tonsils. Ilonioveil Toltsll J.yle Doner, of Josiph. under went a tonsil operation Monday morning In m (Irnnde. KlopHCil HC1-& l A. S.M'ooley.,of I'eiidl'lloll. stop ped In l.a (Jrandw this morninK on business Willie on his way to Kn-terprtse. Ill'ltixICnl Henv Jedd I'riinl. Klliin: Mr. nnd J. Mcl'ormlrk'and Mr. and .rri'. Ferguson. iKtrojl. Mich.: and Helen Ktrandbei-K. Topekn. Kan., are reiflfcleied at. local hotels'. lOirofc.VK A mpvement la efiiot to erect a new public market here. Opposes Medsures Against Mergers ' , -The Improper Fraction A tencher. received the following note from a ninlher who happened In vlull the school Him dav before WASHIC!T(N. Apr. '13 (A,V) ) Kll(. (),c clnss was nt work on tin- Oppcsllloti o h-Klslatlon to. sus- ; proper. frucllons : "Denr Miss ! pend railroad - consolidations was j (1( nt ,vllnt j.ml to (.nrn mJ, voiced before the senate ; Inter-1 daiiirhtcr nny more Improper fine- state commerce commlilee today , (ions, hccniisc-she will learn had by Walker I).' Mines, counsel for ; BOon enmiBli without the tenelier ilie-'flrvut Nnrtht. n and Northern learning her any. Mrs. ." Ill- I'lietl'le (railroads stockholder - I change. , .ftines contended lhat to enact ) . - ' such fei;'lslation would be 'Mo throw (he ' sltuntlon once more oil the old anti-trust, laws. , and to pre-vi-nt ":prott-ress and stabllli'.atlon noiv Koiiis i(il." v lll:i'l. It I'l'tllN'l.tlH.VT ..H.M-;.r. Ore.. Apr .23 (AP) A; 'stale librarian to succeed the lale Virginia Cleaver Huron will not be selected until a committee of the library hoard has eonsld-ci.-d applle.illomv .This was de cided .at u meetini; of II10 board today: . Followed Columbu.' Lead ! Before the time of Colinnhiu I little hod been done In the way of 1 ' exploration during the preceding 1 ace. When the news of discovery ! j of the New world reached Iviirope, ! I there followed such n sliiinpede for i exploration iih the world has never I 1 kn'iwn before or since. , -. I.lltDV liliKVATi:D S,AI.Hf, Ore., Apr. :!!t AP) OrCKon nalional Kuard heaibliar tern here was inforni'al today that Lieutenant Ct:hinol lOuifeno . I.lb bywwas selected at, a llieellnif in Portland of the captains and firtd officers of the IKiitu Infnntry as couinv:indt'. of the .rcKlmcnt to succeed t'ol. It. 1. Welch w!m was recently put In temporary com mand of tho S-nd brigade. World'. Cold Production The 1,'nltrd Stnlea bureau of 1 i mines reports that If Iho cnllre i tyorld production of ifold klnce the i ( discovery of America were cast , I lido a cube, Hs ndyes would mens I rc IIS.5 feet. , t In.tallment Buying ; The tysli'in of buying on Ilio In ; stulluient plan can he traced hack lo a 11 1 1 ( 11 1 1 jr. C'ra.sus, a contem , porary of JuIIiin Caeser, Is aahl to ' hare made a fortune hy hiillillnc ' houses ouliilde of Home and selllni; tlitm on the Installment plan. The I present system Is known In. have I existed a century ago. Tht Pee. Him A man will lose two dollars nn n horse rare and not even scowl. I'.ul let hi in drop ft penny in a slot ion- Blurry with her husband, she dis rbltie when ihe IhiiiL' Is out of order , nw say anything to hliu lint sits ' ",lu "" ",,' down and writes out what slit feels VWfo'. System . Xow comes a housewife and re veals her secret for marital bliss. She savs that every time she gets like telling him. She puis the note away for three days. Then If she le changed lier mind she destroys It, but Jf she atlll feels the same way she gives hlai Ui Dots. Tho house at T.-pIc, Mexico, In which Aiuudo Nervo, noted M.'Xl can poet was horn, is to live con verted into n museum of Nervo'sj w orKa. GOOD NEWS: . TRAVELS FAST! ' RAD NEWS used to have the reputation for speed. Rut such ig the demand for the good things of life today that good news travels even faster. The carriers of many of the tfood tidinffs that every one is eager to hear are right before you. They are the advertisements in this newspaper. They bring good news about soap and cereuls, sedans and cigarettes. Good news for the housewife. Good news for the business man. Good news for every one who believes in comfort and happiness. Let an automobile maker in Detroit or an orange grower in Florida develop a finer product. You will hear about it not in a couple of years, not just "some time." The whole new story will be rushed to you on the wings of the greatest good-.news service in the world advertising. Advertisements are filled with the kind of good words you like to find. They tell you of new products, new improvements in well-known merchandise, new values and new ways to increase your well-being. And always they tell you not only where and how to purchase goods of assured merit, but also the way to be certain of obtaining 100 cents' worth of value for every dollar you spend. Read them and get their good news regularly! bf