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Tuesday, May 17, 1932 HA! GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, UK GRANDE, QBE, Page Five .x UJDCAIL BIRDlElfjr For Treatment Miss Mary Rlzor, of Pondosa, re ceived treatment at the Bouvy hos pital, but returned to her home today. From Baker ' r ' Mrs. Anna Sebrlng returned to her home In Baker this morning, having been In La Grande lor medical treat ment at tho Bouvy hospital tor sev eral days. Two Fined . ' ; Two men were fined In the muni cipal court last night on charges of drunkeness, and early today, neither of the two had paid his fine. Archie Wll3on woa fined 20 and Lavon Nie derer 25. , ' . ; Hotrsewanrilng ' -' ' The new cabin which Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blngner have built at the foot of Mt. Emily la one of the most attractive summer homes In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.. Blngner In vited several of their friends to a house warming on Sunday, and they spent the day at the cabin. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long fellow, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leteman, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Putman, Mrs. Julia Blngner, and Mr. and Mrs. Blngner. Earnshaw Blanks Detroit iiniii!iii!i?iiniii!i;imii;i Sport Finals MI LA GRANDE J RETAIL MARKETS Sugar, 100-lb. sack . 5.19 Vegetables Radishes, 3 bunches . I Spinach, lb . .. TODAY'S BASEBALL GAMES '" (Hy The Associated Press) 'The New York Olants Joet to Cin- ; Parsley, bunch clnnatl a to 1 In today s games wmie Cabbage, lb Pittsburgh was whipping Brooklyn a to 1. . ' In the American league the Tank' Condition Unchanged The condition of Mrs. Leo Slusher. who Is critically 111 at the Grande Ronde hospital,: was reported as un changed this morning. Yesterday It woa said she had an even -chance to recover, . . ,1 In Pendleton ' Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran were visitors in Pendleton yesterday where they were guests of their eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cochran. To Meet The Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Odd Follows hall. To Visit Mrs. G. W. Fletcher, of Los Angeles, arrived In La Grande last night to visit her son-lir-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ttllotsen, for scvela! days. Mrs. Fletcher is the mother of the founders of the Fletcher Oil company. From North Powder i Dean Bidwell. North Powder farmer. was a business vlBltor In La Grande eea .'nosed out Cleveland 3 to 2 and last night. 'the A's snuxoui uetron. a w u wnn From Baker - j-.f' I Chicago won from Boston 7 to 3. Robert Harrison, of Baker, was American League among the visitors from out of the R. K. E. Yellow onions, lb. . Turnips, 1 bunch .. Asparagus, 2 lbs. . !. Lettuce, Imperial oarno, lb. Green poppers, lb, Carrots, bunch Potatoes, 12 lbs. ... Potatoes, sac!: city, who transacted- business here Cleveland- yesterday. ' New . York . . Batteries: Hardfcr and Sewell; Allen and-Dickey. ! Practice ' - - Since the open house will be held- ;. - ; tonight at the La Grande High school. I ' ' ' ") vV '' " tt n-nB will hr,lH li wfflclv Chicago . 7 7 3 n - 7 o Onions, 3 bunches 3 4 ' 2 Tomatoesi Mexican, lb, , nun uuui iu. ..... Artichokes Eggplant, lb. -Now peas, 3 lbs. New potatoes, 3 lbs. . Fruit 100 6c 60 .......... 00 . 10c lOo 16c 6fij)10c 850 30c ion i . ' 160 900 10c .", 20c 36c ' 26o 16c 26o 26c practice at the Elks temple tonight Boston . at 7:30. Gaston, .and: Berry; Michaels and Tate. ; . . 3 10 .2 ! Bananas, Jb, . Macfayden, From Baker npnrfrpnA Eiuion. and Vlvlanne Alli son, of Baker, and Louise Harding, P'rot1: -" of Pendleton, are among the people ,ph'u"elpllla visiting In La Grande today and transacting business. - ' R. H. B. 0 4 2 2 7 1 Batteries: Wyatt. and Ruel; Earn- In Baker i : Clyde Charlton was a recent visitor In home here. shaw and Cochrane. Apples, box .... Lemons doe Oranges, doe. . Bo ..60ct3 400 10860c Dry prunes, 30 to 40 size, 4 lbs. 26o Strawberries, box ' 100 Dairy t Butter, creamery, lb 26o Cheese, lb.. .'. ......,..XB-6o 1 Honey, comb National League ' Cottage cheese, lb. : ' ., R..H. E. : - Eggs Baker, but has returned to his -Brooklyn 1 6 0 Kesh extras doz. inCUIDUIgn '. - .1 , Batteries : ' - Phelps, ' Helmach -' and Lopes;- Harris and once. In Medical Springs " ' i " ' "' Miss Norma Mayger and Miss Ruth . ' ' - T Garrlck teachers In the public schools ' ' were weekend visitors In Medical "fw.Yor?. V"7- Springs at the home of Mrs. F. Whiten. : From Ukliih - Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Scroggln, of Uklah, were recent visitors In the city. . .. '; From Ontario Irene Rowe, H. R. Rowe and It. F. Lyle, of Ontario, were here yesterday transacting business. Contractors H. G. Johnson and T. W. Thomas, both of Portland, contractors who had charge of highway construction near hero last summer, were vis.'-ors here last night, accompanied by Mr. John son's sister, Miss Verna G. Johnson, of Ontario. Picnic The faculty of the Eastern Oregon Normal school Is planning a plcnto and swimming - party , at Cove j to morrow evening. ' 1 From Condon -. , . Mrs. 0. H. Brandt and Miss Fran ces Sharp, of Condon, were . visitors hero yesterday..' ' ' Sluypmen ; - :..' ' , Lj.'joo.Cunha Jr. and Ben Gasklll, jEntt' eiponrs'pn-terdaV ' he?. In Court Martin Peterson, charged with mis treating his wife, was put on 3000 bond to keep the peace this morning in the court of the Justice of tho peace, by Judge L. Denham. To Baker ' . i - Mrs. Ida Charlton went to Baker today to complete arrangements for R. H. E. 1.9, 1 Cincinnati : 2 10 0 Batteries: Walker and Hogan; Ko!p, Frey and' ABbJornson, Manlpn, ; la Prai of Water "Purewoter Is tli.o best gift that the district rally of the, - Women's man to man can hrlnu." Andny. Benefit association, which Is being -umi ' irti, -i -lirtii .,'hlnV to' BlV held there tomorrow. : Mrs. Charlton r - ,tg drau ht f 8 mana8'.nK doputy of the prganto- cool.l;cfre8limcnt'araln.a by fever- ; ' lsh Hps, may give a thrill of plens- To Play at Payette -. Dre 10 "ie rrame ; more mijuisii. The Blue Mountain. Wranglers will than when-nectarlnn Juice renews entertain the largest;-group before the life of Joy-.In .happleBt hours." which they ever played.: wlth the ex- ', Thomas ;N66n .Talfoufd, "Sonnet, ccptlon of the Elks convention at ni," . Seattle, tomorrow when tney .appear, ... , on the program of the Parmer's Co- ,. J 'i v . . operative Creamery plcnlo at Payette,. Jieful Household Ladder,;, "Boss" C. L. Berry announcod today. . A ladder, made In Engliind of nlu Over 6000 people usually attend tin . - ufa,. -aeren,- feet i'-iongv '' welghej picnic, coming from all parte of tho Jbut four onnce9 ana. wltilst00a th state of Idaho. w'" l.test' of .uppoHihg-a welgnt of ROO lenve about 4 oclock tomorrow morn- . - .- . " . . ng by automobile to entertain the PM. TaS( designed for house- . .MM. it. i h.iievi: .hold use -and -to . capacity, It Is. a the governor will be included. Mem- I, great jnccesg, .for It way be carried bers of the Wranglers, who plan to bout yei7readlly. (", ,',:, ' go are-Raymond O.: Williams, Hoot j' - ; -- ." ' ' ' ." Owl; Ira Howell, Rattlesnake . Jerry; ; i'V''ii' -' ? u:,tll ' Del Brown,- CheroKm.; Kid; Bert, ,v. V . .. 'i!. . ,.' ' Brown, Alkali Ike; Marlon spencer, ' Pride Is at the bottom of all.great Sourdough Pete. ,u;ic.o..i vU r"!.s'Bi" T ?t?w,K'.Pv,.',:, i'.,. i At imuicr- Norfolk man X Sunday evening Mrs. Turner uuver. HT A V17C- 1?TTT T Mi Mariraret Ansori. Miss Charlotte . JMAIVliiQ. T L IjIj Kuhl and Mrs. Walz, accompanied Rev. J. George Walz to Imblor, where they attended the baccalaureate ser vices, when Mr. Walz delivered the sermon to the graduating class, uslhg Mixed, doz, Flour Hard Federation. 49 lbs. Per barrel Soft wheat, bbl. Meat Beef boil, lb ....... Pot - roast- lb. Chops and steaks, lb. Hamburger, lb Sausago, lb . Ham, lb Fish Salmon, lb. (fresh) .. Halibut, lb. (fresh) Crabs, each 200 20o 1214c 10c - 80 1.35 4.76 4.00 80 12i4-18o ...163200 18o 16c 170 lice, blanketing the entire Atlantlo seaboard In their search for the kid naper-murderers of tho Lindbergh baby, find their Investigation handi capped through inability to deter mine definitely the motive for the crime. - It is ltko looking for some one in an Impenetrable fog," one official working on the case explained hero today. "If we knew tho actual mo tive, then we wouldn't be conducting the search so blindly. "Clues that we now have would be of much more value and seem ingly unimportant evidence might take on a much more valuable aspect it only we had tho motive of the crime to hook . up with them." Dozens of theories have been ad vanced and many of them are ex tremely logical. The one given most crcdcnco by tho polco Is that the crime was committed by gangstors solely for ransom. This Is the theory held by Governor A. Harry Moore of New Jersey. He discounts entirely the theory that the baby was kid naped for reasons of revenge. No Known Enemies 23 Awards Made By Hi - Dads At L.H.S. Assembly Miss Elva Twidwell Re ceives One of Two Pins Awarded Through Ore gon Point System. Twenty-three Hl-Dad awards to day were made to outstanding mem bers' of the senior class of the La Grande High school, and Miss Elva Twidwell, received one of two pins awarded to La Grande High school girls this school year, through the Oregon point system, for character, scholarship and sportsmanship. The other was awarded recently to Miss Arllne Conradt. Tho awards were made at the assembly held this morn ing at 9 o'clock In the La Grande High school auditorium. The Hi-Dad awards were made by A. W. Nelson, and Miss Catherine Osborn made the award to Miss Twidwell. The first 10 per cent or the olass received honor pins, Judged on the basis of character, activities and scholaatlo attainment, and those iUous.i v.. "T I Bohnenkamp, Virginia Bramwell, Ar known enemies, re is do.. u conradt. Raymond DeLong. Rob that a national flguro of his prom- Lrt la. Marie Floborg, Carl Helm, lnence nay, have some toes who Jomes Rutn m,,,, fny migm, nave oreu " "V" - Slegrlst and Willie Torrence. lancica wrong or sngni. aw. u.o Rng ltl tne second 10 per cent new icrrc; uuu cov..o .,ot th0 clasSi those who rccolvo cer- ooiicvo anyono wouia nnve , W(m) Eldtt Bo EmeBt New Courts Not To Be Installed At The Present The proposed building of two ad ditional tennis courts In La Grande was postponed until next year, and the profits from operations of the La Grande Tennis association this year will be used as a nucleus around which to build the funds for next year's activities, It was decided last night when the executive committee and the board of directors of the as sociation mot at 7:30 at the home of George Walker. Although the as sociation feels that the playground space In La Grande Is Inadequate, the cost of the courts Is too great to un dertake at present, they stated. Dues will be payable at once, how ever, and the courts will be repaired this week to prepare for the tourna ment with Union on the local courts next 8unday afternoon. Plans for the Eastern Oregon tournament, which will be staged la La Grande this summer, were started, and trophies to the winners were dis cussed. The repairs on the courts this summer will cost very little, and a portion of tho dues can be put away to start the building fund, it was decided. Brlggs, Edna Brown, Atha Damerell, Lawrence Gray, Wllma Hansen, Le nore Hoadley, Ned Jones, Joan Pld cock, Dorothy Stuart and Mildred Wardell. Musical numbers were furnished by and Prank Tyler, Willow Point oysters, lb, . Poultry Light hene, lb . Spring.- lb: 30o 260 40c 60c 26o 26c - CONFESSION .." "CURTAINS" One of our (specialities and wo r please everybody. Ask your . neighbor MODERN LAUNDRY PHONE MAIN 77 mind" and do not exist in fact." Offers spurred Him On . ."Shortly after the kldnaplrg Mr. Curtis told a story about having a contact with the kidnapers. A news paper representative, according to Mr. Curtis; statement made a very lucra tive .offer to 'him for his story to be, given exclusively to that paper. Also, according to Mr. Curtis, a very lucra tive offer was made by another newsr paper and a film company concern ing, his activities. This spurred Mr. Curtis on to greater activity. 1 "Mr. Curtis also .said that Dean Peacock could have prevented his unfortunate part In this' enormous deception. Admiral Burrage merely presented to Col. Lindbergh the story as he had heard it, making no rec ommendations, btit permitting It to stand on its merits. "Reputable citizens and officials frequently vouched to Col; Lindbergh for the Integrity of Mr. Curtis, stat ing that his word could be relied on. This made the deception so much easier. The story of Mr. Curtis has resulted In tho very widespread activ ities of tho coast guard and other such an atrocious crime merely through personal animosity. His views largely coincide with those of Police Commissioner Mul rooney of New York, In that both -believe that kidnaping suddenly bo- came the new popular racket with Svivla Turn gangstcrB ana rucKcvutMo ww pianists. suffered financially from prevailing mfca Twidwell, although sheh as economic conditions. - never held any student body or class Whllo he has never publicly ex- offices, has devoted her time to ath nressed his opinion. It Is believed ietlo achievement, and has boon out- that tho vlow of Colonel H. Norman standing for sportsmanship, character Schwarzkopf, head of tho New Jer- nnti scholarship. The award Is mado soy pollco Investigation, coincide with through the state to oustandlng those of tho governor. girls In high schools whore tho ore Whllo tho ransom motive points to gon point systom Is used. New York gangstors, there are other ; possible motives which point to somo , n v j rrvriTjiXT ono who lives In the vicinity of the ;XXivy MUM. M7JXM iin Lindbergh estate at Hopewell. Proso cutor Erwln E. Marshall, of Mercer county, where the body was found, said that It is "a possibility" that the crime might hove been commit- EmmB patten, both of Joseph; throe tod by someone living noaroy. brothers, Ray, of La Grande; Loo and Loron, of Joseph; two sisters, Mrs. ADVOCATES OFFERING KB WARD Jolm Warnock and Eva Patten, of TRENTON, N. J., Moy 17 (fP) Joseph; and by an ount, Mrs. S. L, DIES IN PORTLAND (Continued Prom Pago One) Governor A. Harry Mooro advocated Bornough, of Elgin today offering a reward lor capture of :the. Lindbergh baby klllors "big enough to . get . someone to squeal." ridge managed to leave the .building Takuma Dan and former f Inane minister,. Junnoeuke Inouve. Last week, .they said, the BuddhUK priest Nlssho Inouye, leader of thsj "brotherhood" who Is now In prison directed suspicion against the 17!' youths, as a result of which It waaj understood the authorities were aboulk to arrest them. , 5 The youths learned of the Impend tag danger, police said, and decide to act before they were arrested. ? It became increasingly more plain.. frvlav t.Hol: thn tthlnf lnntl iratnrjt nfi the recent outrages here were civilians; of the extreme "ronin" type, who arsv Imbued with a deep disgust over wha they call the materialistic outlookj, of modern civilization which, thejtt say. tends to make the pursuit- of! pleasure, wealth and self-interest thsf principal aim in life. - $ Because of this view they hold air politicians in enmity, claiming that; they subordinate the lntorests of thai . people to their own, which results. In widespread corruption and scant dal In publlo 'life. a ' ' ' . 36 JAPANESE MASSACRED V HARBIN, Manchuria, Wednesday;!' May 18 vet Insurgents under Gcnv' oral Ll Tu today massacred 36 Jap- aneso at Iran and then fired the!: city.- Leaving the place In flames,; they retreated to Puchln.- tl About Ourselves Let us remember that as much has been given us, much will be ex pected from us; and' that truo hom age conies from tlio heart as well aa from tho Hps and shows Itself n deeds. Exchange. Variation in Needs A sunflower plant requires about a quart et water a dny. A beech tree may need as much as eight quarts In the same time. ARMY TAKES HAND IN NEW JAP CABINET (Continued From Page One) officers as war mlnlBtor In the now cabinet If It were formed on party lines. The crisis confronting the country, he said, demanded that politics be left aside and a "trujly national' Rovernment be set up. The constitution requires, tnat tne minister of war be a gonoral and consequently the army la able to pro vont tho formation of any ministry of which It disapproves. , ; No Nnvnl Mutiny Reports circulated yesterday that the navy had decided to mutiny1 proved entirely groundless on the basis of an official check-up. All naval- bases were found to be quiet, Admiral Mlnea Osuml, minister of the navy In the Inukal cabinet, Issued an order deolarlng "an navai per sonnel must obsorvo tho utmost cau tlon to prevent a disturbance of the ICE Dependable and Convenient Prompt Delivery Young's Ice Co. hone Mr.ln 801 1108 Jeff. Ave. CORONER :f (Continued from 'Page One) men kidnaped 'the - Lindbergh baby tor his subject -uuna me uomm i.mu questioned ; by. -rolice ixminlin- around your own subject." In the , sioner Mulrooney today. "I'd like to sermon It was pointed 'out that , a I Bct i something off my mind about federal agencies In seeking the flc college or university education would tnB Lindbergh baby.'T Brooklyn police titious boat he has described, be helpful ta after years, but that 1 Mld he told them. He then told a ,- "it has further resulted in many "Chimney Corner Graduates" though j story of how he said he and four : official airplane trips, auto trips, as perhaps pressed wren naraer wuir, other men; wnose names ne .gave were making their mark lri the his- j police but .which were withheld, had tory of the world. Abraham Lincoln, kidnaped the baby. They Indicated Cobett, More. Blddle and others were ' they doubted "his story, but were given as examples. "The lorces oi checking It . carefuuy. the Universe are memory, patience, ., m,w. tho vnwoni nmvmi- without being seon by about, a dozon .- ., k. ... ... .h mh nmn. waiting photogrophorB, whoso camoras "' w, .n,'!" .set up outside the Bronx county Tho governor recalled that Just courthouse apparently were respon after the baby was kidnaped tho .' "r th 1B crowd that gath state legislature considered offering , . - ,..,,, . a $25,000 reward but abandoned tho i " " ',' ' " mibllo mind." - ,, plan at Col. Lindbergh's request. , tajunt g. "trmy headquarter, announced that ar nrir.ii with t.bn rational thon.v John P. Condon, tho Jaislo ot tne .-- ' ? ,,,, . .th dqv, Moore said. . "Now ho Is worki newspaper advertisements : who paid i 1th us" ' r" tho, ransom. money, to tho aupposed "xhe legislature reconvenes Monday kidnapers' representative. . was the and It is believed somo action about ' m,T i tn v. nitiouiir tnirnn . ,thc grand Jury room 30 minutes, ana on ono occasion acted as chauffeur for Condon. Gagllo romatnod on the stand ton When he and Roaenhalm self-reliance, attention, capacity for work, capacity for pains, and faltU In the God of all power, and these should be bullded around the In dividual life," said the minister, and closed with "Whatever seems to be In the way, expand your chest, '.tug, push, pull, strike, run, and the task will be done, and the race -won." JAMES J. D. HAUN Physician and Surgeon At the Primary, IVlay 20 for Coroner, Republican Ticket "I will give my pronal attention to the requirements of the office." . (Pd. Adv.) Fined V- Frank Lovely was -fined $10 in municipal court on a charge of wiring without a permit or license1 In viola tion of city ordinances. :- - : . Word to the Wis It you listen to the neverdos, It'a never done. David Lloyd George. . World' Poitage Stamps There nre npproslmhtely OJi.OOO varieties of statnps of the different countries of the world, - ' v Remember This Too many people pray fdr emer gency rations rather than dally, bread. Ios Angeles Times. HOPEWELL, K. J May 17 (IP) Colonel H.' Norman Schwarzkopf, su-' perlntendent of state police, an nounced . today that Jnh." Hughes Curtis, one of the Norfolk negotia-- tors'-In the Lindbergh kidnap case, had written "a 'complete confession" that all . the people with whom he has told of negotiating and alt the boats on which he Bald he met them were creations , of his own Imagina tion. ' . ' Colonel Schwarzkopf's statement follows: "At four o'clock this morning John K. Curtis sat down to a typewriter and himself ' wrote a complete con- lesslon concerning his activities . In the - case. "He stated that the boats and all the people to whom he has been re ferring were creations' of his own Heart Virtu . 0linrlty Is a virtue of the heart and not of the hands. Add I son. . From the Latin "Senate" Is a Latin word meaning council of elders. Active Ignorance There la nothing more frlfthtful than an active iKnomncel fioethe. Difficult Language In the Chinese spoken language there are comparatively few words, but each word has'many different meanings. well as keeping Col. Lindbergh away from home and activities during the most important phr.se of the case in pursuit of fictitious clues. Curtis Not Under Arrest "Pour days ago, when Mr. Curtis came to these headquarters, the police authority at this point started questioning him and checking his story. The result of the check on his story and the questioning of Mr. Cur tis was culminated at 4 o'clock this morning, with his complete confes sion that all tho information ho had given was the result of his imagina tion and deception as well as his desire to make a good newspaper story that would bring lucrative re turns, and that, there was no fact or foundation on which the story was built." . After Col. Schwarzkopf Issued his statement he was asked If any action had been taken against Curtis and replied Curtis was not under arrest. ' 23,000 rWTti.MIR MAILED WASHINGTON, May 17 (P) A more Intensive look-out for (50,000 in minutes. currency paid by Colonel Charles A lcft the building they declined to xc hanges r emalned closed 11 cadets who. surrendered to tho military police. Sundew night would soon bo tried by a courtmartlal and dealt with according to military dis cipline. . i Beyond admitting that the porpo tratoro of ' the weokond terrorism wera 11 cadets and six naval en signs, the authorities kept the Iden tities oi the young men secret ,The Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Lindbergh In an Olfort to recover , answer any questions. his kidnaped bnby wos urged oy tho tl-oosury today In 23,000 circu lars mailed to- persons and Institu tions who havo tho sorial numbers of tho bills. III'IIOLDH IIKLIBF OF OUAItll j WASHINGTON, May 17 (IP) The coniosslon by John Hughes Curtis that his story concerning a mystorl- Tho request for renewed vigilance ous vessel supposed to harbor Llnd was sent out after New Jersey state borgh extortionists waB untrue, bore police telegraphed W. O. Wood, United out the belief of tho United States States treasurer, that such action might aid In leading to detection of the criminals. Tho treasury notified all persons receiving tho memorandum It would be glad to furnish a pamphlet giving a full list of serial numbers and let ters on the currency. Ity Mark llaron TRENTON, N. J., May 17 W) Po- JUHOHS IIKAIt I1I1HCUHNK1IX1K NEW YORK, May 17 (!') A Bronx county grand Jury Investigating tho futllo payment of $50,000 ransom for tho kidnaped Lindbergh baby lis tened for an hour and a half today to testimony given by Col. Henry Breckinridge, personal representative of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Col. Breckinridge was tho flrat witness called, the district attorney's offlco acceding to his request he be permitted to get away as soon as possible to attend to other Important matters. After his testimony. Col. Brcckln- ' MASSIES, DARR0W, DOG BACK FROM HAWAII NOMINATE AND RE-ELECT W. W. STEVENS for County Commissioner From past experience he is familiar with the prob lems of Union county and therefore will be better able to solve them without added cost to the taxpayers. (Paid Adv.) const guard. - ' Captain L. C. Covell, acting come mandant asserted today that from the start the coast guard had believed there was no vessel such as described by Curtis, because of discrepancies and the fact that the coast guard had combed the coast and sea from Mas sachusetts to Norfolk with cutters, destroyers, patrol boats and airplanes without result. Tho coast guard search wns started before the finding of tho body of bnby Lindbergh. Captain Covell said that despite disbelief, every agency of the coast guard had been thrown Into the search to be certain that no move might be overlooked that might be of aid. although the rice and stik markets resumed trading. Tho price trend was downward The pollco disclosed today that the 17 arrested as perpetrators of Sun day's outrages were connected with the "blood brotherhood" to which also belonged the slayers of Baron R Z N" DOItSON-l'KACOCK FAITHFUL NORFOLK. Va., May 17 (VP) The Rev, H. Dobson -Peacock, a second of the Norfolk negotiators, when In formed of the Curtis confession at Hopewell said "I am still relying on Mr. Curtis. He had been under a great strain for the past two months. This is the first I have heard of any thing like this." MOItti IMJMOICM DKNIKI) NEW YORK, May 17 (P Rumors Involving Betty Gow, nurse of the murdered son of Col. Charles A. Lind bergh, continued to circulate today, apparently broadcast by some obscure radio station whoso identity tne lending broadcasting companies wore unable to check. Today's story, denied by all offi cial and authentic sources, was that Miss Oow had confessed to throwing j the baby out of the window to the kidnapers on the ground below. Po lice havo said repeatedly that Miss Oow Is In no way Implicated in the kidnaping. A rumor that had spread across the country yesterday was that Miss Oow had committed sulcldo. A tele-' phone call to the Lindbergh home at Hopewell brought the Information she was alive and In good health. MThrouj0i forever" with their tragic Hawaiian epl sodes and looking forward to the future on the mainland, Lieut. Thome. Mnwle nml hi wife, wl th Clnrenrp harrow, who conducted MnsMe'tt de fense, are nhmvn arriving at Son Fnincltoo on the Mitton liner Mnloln. With MasMc U Krlss, lilt bird dog. Why Walter Pierce? For tho first time since tho creation of the Enstern Oregon District there Is n chance to elect a Democratic Congressman, If tho right man bo nomlnnted. Tho almost certainty of an in coming Democratic odm ins trillion makes it imperative that we have a representative that wilt work with it, and who knows the needs of this district, Including the irri gation project of the Grande Rondo rlvor of inestimable vnlue to this vnlloy. ' There la no man In Eastern Oregon that Is better acquainted with the needs of this section than Oovcrnor Pierce, or can anyono wield tho Influence that he as natlonnl committeeman, and as an ex-governor, can In con gress; neither Is there any one who can make the campaign and secure the thousands of Repub lican farmers he can. It Is up to us to nominate a winner. J. S. HODOIN. (Paid Adv) La Qrande, Ore. If Old Man Depression gets you, Welcomes you with shake of hand, Jf he forcibly snatches from you JUDGE JAMES T. BRAND FIRST CHOICE OF OREGON BAR FOR SUPREME COURT , (POSITION NO. 1) ' ; Judge Bund b . . , (1) Circuit Juds of Scond JudlcUl Diitrlcl... (2) Originator of Bnnd Probation Plan ... ' (31 Fair . . . Ltamcd . . . Efficient. 7 (P.M Ad..J. If you've had these, or seen them ! doing And your man has played to win. If he's had six years in a school house brewlns ' Your father's hope, and all his land . . with the students, books and pen arm-chair; shoppers are skilfull shoppers Almost every , purchase you make represents a; choice. And usually a; wide choice, between three or four or forty, good possibilities. , But no good house-' keeper today; spends all her spare time on the go comparing qualities, estimating values, trying to get tho' most for the money: spent. i n, She does much of her1 shopping at home, with her daily paper. She finds in the advertising columns the latest fash ion news from The Rue de La Paix, the newest discoveries In dietetics, marvels of mechanical invention a thousand romances translated into real things to eat and wear and use and . own. She makes up her mind before she goes out to buy. , .! : Read the advertise ments in this paper care-. fully. They bring you valuable information t about new and better 5 ii. mi i tilings, iney snow you how to have what you want and how to save money in buying. . If these come, and all your promUe If you're wanting lower taxes. Of a schooling that's at stake, ' Antl ct,M wel,r0 yu're wn"8 - fined, If you struggle on In alienee, Then hero a mnn do ,t. Til vour sheepskins are not fnke Do, vote for Bonnie Hicks. (Paid Adv.) MMMMHMtMIIMIMH
