La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 25, 1919, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text0 O O O o 'h ; ' A ;pkpBdat '" emptptC rrinU the N tut li Pylt H.ppfcP ' FhonfO? Obterrw tht Aewi a4 Tour Want Atlh Mala 7. ffl KEB-EE. 0 J TnlT ASSOCIATED PREtf (rVii'ij,j ij -u.u . -1 STX PAO-ES Y&U?MR XVTTT LA d'KAXUfr. ()UKi()X.0VKI)NKSl)AV, .1 UNK .". 191!) SIX PAfJKS NUMBER IHO iEttnttait .fa m mmwt a 0 -! VIREJWILL r DEUTDtCUn's' HLVLfll LI1U . HL? I MIIN 111 ii la i nun KXrKCTKD PIlKSllll-JNT' .WILL SItA" LAW R1UIIT Jl-'liH : liKi'rux irci.Mii FHQNE RATES LIKELY TO . STAND FOUR MONTHS Atfieemrnt licnrlicd by House And SernHt e Conferees im Repeal of (loverniurot - Control Coni-iro-hiIko of I'Iiiiik Effected tio llnrk .Inly 3st. . r. WASHINGTON', June 25. Agree--inent wps reached late Tuesday by penati! ia.nd housfe -co'ifreos on leg islation to lepeal government con trol of telegraph, telephone and otlwtr wlro systems. Tho conforecj adopted the houssa plan of t'criui-nattii- government co-netol at mid night on he last day of the calen dar mouth in wbich Hie law ki' ap pipved. Toll ond local cxcTiango telephone rates would be contkiiwd fotir months unless sooner changed by stat commissions, linden the con foree aigrecment & compionilso be tween the 90 days rate mtonslon C1.1URO of the, senate bill nnd tho six months contlnuanco proposed by tho house. Tho practical effiect of the logis livtilon, the conferees suited, will bo tha! the. wire- will bo icturned to private control and o.loiatlon at midnight July 31, as II; is expect ed confidently that the law will bo Blgmril by tho president ourly In July. Senate Concede! Point The senuia oonfereos yielded on. tho senate plan of .ictiuiniiig the wire lines forthwith.'- They 'a:;d that enactment of Hie tins ' mortah was practically impos sible, and the house plan was ac cepted to avoid confusion In ac counting, should tho wires bo turn ed back in the middle of a month. Action on tho contcronoe ivpoilt will be bad first in the hou., and prompt ratification of the confer ence areepiient is anticipated in btl li bodies of coneiess, tho time for ending government control, and th? teleplione rate extension ;ies- tlons being the only dispute . siibj'.'Ctf; in POSTAGE RATES WILL GO BACK ON FIRST OF JULY ' The lUUu old red 2c stamp will rtjtiHU to its former habitiit on the envclopo of fruJt class mail July 1, for on that dale pho 3c Htamp fit 111 be banished becauso of the nwump tion of tho farmer rate pontage. 2c per ounce or fiuctton on letters. Post cards will also return to their old popularity, with a mailing eWJ go of lc instiyid of 2c. Three' cr,nt stamps will bo used on mall req Hiring -more than 2c and for thin reason they will not be redeemed. Truckloads-of Supplies. 1 . Going Into Serbia Fdr Belief of .Her Peasaiitf ' BELGRADE, Serbia, " Cur-iHnl cnoe o the iKsociarefl IVew) S'cuthorn Serlrta which for several nvontlt! after the, war was vlrtimllj feotatcd Ifiioni c'onltact wlttl AHicfl miiicta of sftpply" 4 now rccelvin:; .tfuly" atrcnm of. fc-oods of a'l kinds. The. are brought in by war pf X'iiitn at there is ! thr.oui(li ril contiLtion n: th fmtn Hiilonlki ionaefttie owing to tho fact 'hat 1,. ,in iMM-si-Miuth . railroad in (tort U rTtT1 a..lCfis nurse." unit, till httidet. 'Hr- fcufidKds' if tfrt'lk'".! ' liiint torein."rrvle vts cotinc(4 !tb ' uashe-l. buroud ri-Jir. in tt.f htf- lr Infant Welf;e Kty tfce of ! .rlm th "s-r.tie ' X.it In't nalt:t . i'i' m, it: mvtetm -f 11". ih V)'- y titama lu.li t ou t" fifi" r' ltitvi. Hftttof t tti--U'iiau r inw rOi won tVlwiki lil N',s tt K-a?l lulqH:.it-rs. -,n ' gxt m'rurk etsl ti'.' .ll otic uit,Ul.l e' Th Anv'" -A" '' Hi-?"" , , tint 4'd .' A-ri, &4 l r M Wt ri-nt'y . U t-s,U) m .- . - i. n -i v u rriic ioix : r Of '4. d k'ticai f;c'.,f . Tn- ni.'. f , and. meni which . c-o-en, ton-ltOfh. of Wlh " ,i ,w.in . Z-rRZ TW,T ,. A...a.a!r of tfM -eni- jiaoiO. ' . , 'n.!,imiiinn. f th iurprai of 'ully c ch..ffA 3 and n.otm t,,t-6-o: mcoai-ing ItefoTf th th. couol o ig (yg O Middle Western States Getting To Much Rein While Wst Is Suffering' E. E. Kiddle has returned: from New York City. w,re' he .sMi' a couple of wcaks at a riBiferrm" of stain men aftd-" nillti'is, called fii gei'tier fay 3ultus 11a' ncs, head of the JUnlted States train Corpora- 'I'lon. . The conference-, ynm to dt cii4 niatiora la 'Connection with this year's crop, ci-qi Is "exptcted A Very average 0 l,U III'! Vv'Slt'll Mr. KiiliJIs ot.Uis tiurt tin: int.liijs western stutis are exir'ineir.g vo:y lity w-eathov. and some of thi:n rtro iceeiving "jiiore ra.n tliun Is good for "the gi'owth. -Tho crort' in some di. ttji lets .there, will bi firm ed by (jxnsive nioisturo. ho sn1. while, here it ib suffeiijig frotu Ui of It. .. . RECEPTION FOR BiSJtlUJr VADDVbK. HERE TONIGHT Right Reverend Robert L. Paddock, -bishop of the Eastern Oregon Diocese of the Episcopal church, nrrived ' in the the city today and will bo a visi tor here for a day or two. This ev ening at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. James A. Russell, 1802 Third street, a reception will be held, to which all his friends and acquaintances here are .codially , invited- The reception will be held at 8:30 o'clock. At 7:30 this evening, Bishop Pad dock will attend a service at the Episcopal church, to .administer the rite of confirmation, and he will also give an address. HIGH PRICES YET ItKCOItDH SHOW COST OF f STILL HISIX6 . nepnrtment of Labor Statement Says Itt tail I'l h e of sitf Articles Itosc 1 Per Cent, in .foiiili WASHINGTON. Juno 25. The cost of Jiving is still going up. oc cording to a stutcmcnt on fooi prices Issued yestit day by the do partiuent cf labor. The retail prico of 22 unticled of food combined for the United Stiutjis was 2 per cent higher on May -5 than on April 15, 1919, ac cording to the statement, nnd out djf 41 articles Ifor which prices are r-acelved by the bureau 'of hibor sta tistics each month from retail deal 'itrs, 28 advanced in May. Hunter advanced 7 pc,r cent in April, but decreased 6 per cent In Mwy. Dacon lnoicased 4 per rent ip April, but (lecreascd 1 per ctnt in "May. Lard inorcu&cl 6 per cent in April and 10 pofr cent in May. Meal increased 2 per cent In April and 17 ptr cent in May, which brings lit up to tho prlco of Miiy, 1918. Flour inoiftijied 6 per ccjit ir Aprll and 4 per corn, in May; cgt;s 2 per cent In April nnd 8 per cent Irt May; coffee, 2 per cent In April and 5 per cont in May. Ham and round steak each In creased 2 per cent in both April tind May; sirloin steak In 01 eased 5 vr'i : A ntl an.l 9 nnr ft, Mtiv IK wucf 'nrrAa'-nrl 4 HI'T Vent' tll April and 2 per cent In May. . Onions Increased .S5 per cent; potatoes and -prune. 6 pur cefit each; . cabbag-?, 5 per cent; pork chops, 4-ar Cfait; olomMrgailne Hnfl b-inanHs, 3 per cent each, and chc-5c. chuck Ut and hcjis, 1 per cent ttach. ' PUBLIC HEALTlt KURSE ENGAGED . 'AT PENDLETON l-ENULKTON. frlannigii, Uo JiiBf .25. Sll.-ij recently ttfi rr-ni o-stt 'ivn-e at a l.'4 w " 1 - - - - - 'II re-cr..- . 'o fsi o l nafii'. :ou I.tt ft th'ii.! o mcm '! Itr.tro.n . It rf . " ll!nK 'S ' . L a9.lti a (ek 0''rs, J'.-ri in . 8trt::i: ItioO- ffl the nt n 8 o 0 0 BPivr-f"." 1 " "" , " i'"'"- i ', --";.' GRAIN HANDLERS I , WILL ASK FOR NEW 1 , . WAGE "SCHEDULE,' a. (Pjf Associated l'resa to Tiie-llliservc.- FORrLANi, OiT, June 25. Gram I iflittidlers in Portland today notifi-) their employers that they will seek "a new wage schedule, wheii their present ittrrecnjent expires on tin) first of .July. At present they are being unid at the rnfe of 7"i "cents an hour, an, I ! it is expected that a ctmbidcialile-. iij- j clease bo. sought: WALKOUT HAS . 1IICKX OFF IXCO.N f MTlO.N A LL V. Strikers' Bulletin Asserts the Cavern. iiient'UaH Promised a Pull InvtHti'.'atitn. (Ry Aftsociutcd l,r'.'i3 to, Tho Observer) WINNIPEG, June 2'i.- Formal . an nouncement was made today by the Winnipeg strike committee that the general. strike here will end tomorrow at 11:00 a. m.. The strike committee asserted in a bulletin that the strike was called off vhen the government promised to name an investigation committee, regarding the reinstate ment of the workers. The govern ment announced last night that the strike was called off unconditionally. MANY VETERANS LD.Ml'.M' MI'ltl'IIY IKK )!' CvL ItyVS -MIOAItl) if rli 1 1 n 1 1 ' Iteeeiv'ed llel-e Deeltll'eil by .Men to Surpass Anything They Had Iteieiicd Vet La Grande had tho phviHuro of entc, itfaiining fo:' nearly an lunir II I t LU U L Iriinn Tniinnnnui: hud lumunnuri. cAu.Ki)! . OH TRMH TODAY LO- thiw u'flernoon two iiundrid 'and fifty-six m-.n of tlm 14S;h Field Ar-i , 'AKI!,--1 J"" 25"-' " 4:4!i llllery; jm.t homo frenn ov, ; '" ll" ki ' 'lrnoon no ofriefcil The .tu aln was in cha of Lieut.!"'""" h:"' Eugeno Walters, or Oorrvallis. and 1 KhK . .v-, iminy s plana on the other olficnrs nbo .rd were I.ieuts. I f',rml..il signing of 'i he n tlco treaty. Chmte. Ma row and Strain, ofi1'1'" eonferen loid-- wwo un- PortUnil. Cbaolaln Mai-aden. of Al- I bany. and Capt. McAloney, of Port land. They are all Ofi'von men, and ir.'iny of tlieni como from Pen-1 dlotnn. They belonged to 'lVonp D., which was o'ganied in tliat city. Four bu'irl boys rie.iirneil on the train. They wei Rolaml Thomas, Sain Ortoii, C-Jil lVi fo of Is land City, mill Edmund Murphy. Mil pliy's rielafli'ca here had for a long time thought him dead, ab he became lost from his company an'diKAISEK GETS NEWS OF TERMS, it wa.i a year It fore they Iu-iti! j from, him here again. Th-n loop had been ovu seas teen months. They r.iturn.d as a CURL'!. u.,u-i,incni. ""v ri . ', split up at Camp Mills. On the train j "Kxactly how the former emper- was Cant Loe M c 7or was alfecLl cnn..t l ascertained from Portland meet the train, Cant. Clark, whoi"1" l"e a""""" ". """. was stationed nere arnnji. yraia uko.. on rcnmnic amy, ed oft .numerous ' iends diving hl3 Htay The 'soldier.-, wlill tert;rined w'il h motor "id.s nnd fed (ice .d'-eartl. cako iin l colffre. at' the .canWn and the S.lvulb,.. Army siiHld, The lt';d Cro-.s bull s nave'. theni'iaso flowers and new- , ape, . I Tt,,-ir u-.Ytf. tori' nnilfH i '1 Vfl aiUl docfnred It wiih the. iewt wi lwni1 they had Kr-ived since laItn. Their itrf , diMfln. u 1-iat: is due here ithjiit miihiiht tftnijrht..' .KiVe Former Governors Now Wear Wlm &$fc4w& i wml Witt 9le United Siatet SiOitoS In Oie piOient Connrest wr fonPerl :. and all r mlnhii proud it)il steps tiawatnmtion-tteaoint inr w hriti,,. ie n,nP""'i" e.i'''i 1 a Kentemr and ii..t t5 Lfa-tiJ I an- 1 0 c 1 Ulll-JLUU I II I L. : UlSIUHBtU NO Wtlltl) l!K( KIM.I) FliOM I Klt.M.j llil,i:(i.T-S l'I Tlltl, 1: 1.1 THIS. AI'TKKXOOX ITALIAN DELEGATES WILL REACH PARIS FRIDAY Soi'Un IteporlN Say That Feeling in Military Circles Tbl-re Is Hull niiiK High Over the Peace Situ. .aljon- lit l!rf'nl of "liffeud lug tiei-niiiuy's Honor." (Hy Associated Truss to The Observer; Miiiiiiiy'H Nili-iieo M'KitnUiiK hrr iiprrsciiialiuii at Iho Ur m:il fiiKiiliu; of tlio peace tiojity . , Ills -uumk1 mhho iiiiMlutMitu,KN hi iillfrtl t rtifiMi'iico .elides. It is still h(p--il in t'ui'Jft (hat (lie trenty will I in Higncri ' Krhlay hut the event inuy no over until the ln'llot)itic djiy. KveryllihiK now manilVMly deieiiils upon the iinival of the 4ieitnan del fi;ate. It is evpeettMl thilt the new Itiiliau (it'h-at ion, - headed by TomaNO i'il loni, forelcu inin-l:-ter will reach Pari Friday to ietuue the aclivith'N of Italy ti-laliie to tho treaty with Aus tria. Dispatches from Berlin iudi eatr t);at feidhiit still r"iis Itinh iu icriiian tulHtaiy Jrlrcli) over I Jio pace situation." (lerinan of ficers speak of "dnfendiMtf thn lionot of the (erniai jinny anil .its leaders hy adoring special iiuNisurex." ' PARIS, Junu 25. If tho Milled powers do not hnr ,fiojn Oormony vo y soiin rtiriling her detogatlon ."of signing the lion tM'aty an utl'inif.if. urn will be sent to the Gor man government, according to the llar .oMICri of Uoiit'.,r. rleiuanding llio utpiiolnt uiirTit of lilentpotenturioH within -a cirtain numbor of hours. """""l pe, viexuu ,w uio Bliu atiou. ' No Action on lU'snlnl jnn WASHINGTON. Juno 25. After two hours' diV-cuss-ion tmlay of th" ri-Rolullon of Senator' Fall, Republi can, of Np'A' Mexico, wo d'clafce a sl-ito of peacAi Willi tlormkiny, the 'Si.nate forcHgn rolai'ona coinnHttf-o adjourucil wt'.huul taking 'action on it. AMERONGHN, June 2.r. News of Germany's ncreptanee of the peace six-jtcrms including the clause for the i J0iivoi-y of the former emperor to the terms, including the clause for the tii ,arho,l hi. enst n ate venter- 1 1 three I" '' 11 ' ..-." ...ov . .jl.lwiu quite a -Shock. The former mon- In town:"r''' hovever, resumed nis lnsK.oi isawing wood ut the usual hour. Fight Referee Selected. f 2r,.Ollie . . -Toledo, . will referee the liv rniij,!!!. """"I -iifc) lii'twpii Jess Willard Snd Jack Dempsey, to be held J(y 1, accord - ifig to unofficial 'announcement hmde itoilifv. ' . of thr dls'lnrtln T Ihl new pieiQ-e of re Seotlof (Er'buA Ci(?iet of Karinm. K, e Eft Ne Jeriwy tleottor AI'i. O Si ten u ,iB, o.n-i e in 0tsch'itu o . , PORTLAND OFFICE altOBBED Of PAPERS ' WORTH $3O',OD0.0W (B-rtAsBoulnted l'K.tia to The Obsorvo) PORTLAND, Or., June Thirty thousuudg dollars in lion-iii-olialilo securities was twtltk'n some time be tween Saturday night pud Monday inorwnfrtffrom m v.Vnltin the office of tho, Hnmiltahd Lumber Coinp.iny in this city, the ni?c annoumed today. The robber opcmfl the safe by iim- tnipulatinu tho combinutinn. STATE 1Y HAVE UT S'I'.TE STRIKE IN M'.K.IIIKM! MAT HE EXTENDED. ICIeclrica 'o'rkers 'llireateu lo Out LociiIh In Oregon and Washington. (all (Hy Aanociatt-d i reriH to "l'ha Ohsorvor) SAN FRANCISCO, Muno L'o. Rep resentatives of striking telephone companies and electrical workers-in Nevada and California made an nouncement today that unless tonight should see the successful conclusion of their negotiations witl.i the Pacific Telephone and ' Telegraph' Company, they Will serve un ultimatum, after which, unless their demands are gl anted, they will call out the locals of Oregon "ind .Washington. LOCAL DOCTOR F DR. J. 1. INGLE AND MRS INCI.F ilO.MK FROM TRIP. Has Secured Uis Release Frr.ni Ann). But Dr. Ingle Will Con tinue Researches. .Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingle rotuinul yesterday from u .trip to Portland and Seattle, having been away since June 11. They left La Grand ; on the day after Dr. Ingle's return from Mineola, L. I., where he had been engaged in government research work. The doctor has seeuied his re lease from the service, but lis he had not concluded his investigations when the government granted his riiuc.t that he bo released so that he. might return to his work here, he will con tin.uo to carry on his researches nl home. Dr. Ingle has' for some t ine past been making a speci 'tho effects of tobacco u ial study of upon uiriiien, lin( it is this which the government nr it is this which th wishes him to continue. L ..... TO ENTERTAIN HOSPITAL UNIT BOYS TUESDAY The parents of the I .a (iiaiule Imy-t jwho servol fiver:tta ns iriemli:r.s of ; t)m Eastern Oregon hnspitrtl , unil , ; have maie arran' UHMitH to hnlil-a ry- PHONEAVALK-0 SERVICE I'ecord, jception .for the members of that nr cnmini: 1 ganization neM Tuesday evening. Jn hojcinj; '.vitations have been issued to the i members of the umt and. they, vilh I the mcijihcrs of their,, families nnd j theii" lady friends, .will be . I he oijy 'guests at the reception. , Senatorial Toga . gorernorj, of tliclr r.npeitno ine troop -a mp- u . oli"' Prices Prevailin'o; In , B;ijkans For Necessities li-dve Them Impossible NLS1I, Kl'UlllA, (Corrcupondonco ""I 3o As:oeated Press) Upon "0 their iicuval hero with footf, cloth nig and in. diciu-" tho Army Food Mission and !o American Red I'rW.s rinnd tho following pricea lu,flln; fo r man's suit of chtllmt ol eli-jipest illfiilfly, $240f pair of ti!oiiors, ftit); a pair of sooes. J 55 ; ono yard of cotton c!,.'lh, Jl'i; a spool of ei-li;on thread. to ?l-; ii miJalK ttkl,eo of swip. -f ; one pound of coffee, "$ 10. At P. rot a loaf of hraul cost $1, one iio-ind of sunar. $5; a quait of Ui o.'cne. 0; a p.uir -f,r iwouion's stui'iit, ii.o; mens shoe-, t I, "ir. untie.: wear of poor quality, fLV) :i suit, thivad. $2 ifor tai spool, la b,:h the N'isb ajid Plrot dis trieis the liulgaliiiiiis . had carried iff eloMiing, 'bedding and cloth .o? full sorts. l"'d t'ross ,i epres-intn fi'ves f. imd hundreds of men, wom en at,:! uiihtren In some liMiiubetn w,iir.iiix no:hlng but burlup sacking 'rplius ii'aa bi-oken out jitt Jan JiA'O. tloslovar, l'nlinka, Ciipiija, DiVki-vat, Uskuh, Sores, Drama and Kawilln, In vlitiuIly evere town of 4. OHO population In SHibl.i thei' are fiom ten to thirty cases of typhus. Downs vi Rod Grose "ileanm," consisting of ono dootor nnd Mireo or Hour nuiHes liuvo IVeon soul oul f'.nu Salemikl to the worht lyi)hus ccni"rs. Diaiientiii'-a, dis liiCiMling ,t,Lli"iis. soup, bread wm rl: lilim Hum have been esdablhilK'd ami many S.-ebliin hospltuls havl bon taken ov'-'r. Millions of hi't of nitisqiillo n,t-. lin;; lino been brought into tho Bal k.una by (ha Anierleiu Ri.-d Cress tie fll'.h:' this suiniiiM 's fly plngu .HUNT SESSION' OF COUNTY SO CIETIES AT UNION Heelings Will He Held nl I liirnt Station ami Visitors Iniiieil In Atleml ;'ierl. Are Eaeh year I: ho grangia lii1 the icounly holil tlieir Joint mo-ling at ' be Expo inirlll Slnljoll at Union noiiin lime (luring 't ho month or June. This year lil ginnges will In, hi lln'ir aiiiiiin.il mee4ing a, tho Exp, riiiii nt Sliitiou at Union on Saiurdny, .lime, 2Nlh. in tho 'fore noon the grunge holds its session. In the olii'i'iioon they havn an open pioerain and inspect the station md work than ltt doing dono. At t hi i iiom hour it ginngo luncheon is held, twc.lt rn'imlly bringing lta lunch b.mki-l, and iinlins ono has put I j, ken of one 'of those gningq liiuelK.- one ilifiH not know what siM-ii i;ij lunch ineaiiH. The pryriain III I lid initoriioou is always v.'iy IntoroBtlng and It ol.inir' is worth on'es time. Usually one or two MikiIovb from the out 'side Unto sent. I ll:iMOMtou of tho ex loriniyiliil win k earrlrd on at the Stations of coiumm Is a very liupor tun' r,aiuit of the visit, nnd "ihls is an unif.Hiai opportntilty for the p-o pie Union county to sen what nlii; Station Is doing, particularly in' tin- lln1' of 'eiop pr'tdttr-tjon, at Hits lime of Iho ye.'ir. Ah the cat IIj. and sli,''P f- erlillg work- Is ear ii', on ilnring the fall and winte:' linoti Ir- t'lierc will consequently be no ea tie, or nli''"i on f 'eil 'it this lin'e. J''o!,al,ty on,, of tlio a,ost In-' tor, slim-. u cs In tin, plauf pio , Iinl!,, n 1 1 -1 - vf II b,i Hi" leardk'ss ,-, .wliieh Ik being prod n '.! at Ibe Si.'ilion. .'!iny ol Iwir ibinfs of lu- tn M will If found thet. TliH I'ui in I. :la lion vl .ilon unity ,i.lli;',s invjle tho people if 'ii,iy to mi ;t i t, iL cm on . v ( ile iho Fxpei I . nt Sta-i-l nl. hi. bo ple"..-eii to !ia ; ,f'l give -i n, an 3p. ', o.r ,'rve r'nnlts ulialned. iicceivtw Poppies Picked fly Daughter IiuFlancl'fl's Fields , 1'. S'MIke yen)erday ro ller from her dani:h- 1 e 'n 'il in a I iter. End:- ..fin lvn. lowers lh.it ,.M.'i. Mniit'm , liked wftile on a 'holiday tr-m" lior, k in I'm it. 1 Slot s, l,l -oli'll l,fk.'ll r-:,im fields iot Flxioli, , b'l,ce: fill ,,! ( l.-l. ,,f Wii'Mrl'- and inlets froiy j Mi leinm. I Mis Mm n Oi !t wk.Tii lll she had pen I a pi,:, -Mt ut ' d.iys' holiday ! Ml ' llli' II, On.' till-.'. -;,1' tllltt dial Mill li.,.ll'i in - jj IqI r trip In llol o'Oud. wjj'h w.,s i lileasiliiQ ftjoljyd j I,; lull lew Alll' tll-ellH Willi llllVO tieen oeii,.tii, war work. O o SISS Ml.' wuuiiHoN uiy oul h e Ihilda Anderson, ol . La j i; rutid'1. v. 'I. I 'I' Ills ft I led one, of -qV.Hv 0 Otvgoi! ,Cliti:;li:ii I !',,,,! i ,v .it rts elt In 'i ho convention l(i-:vllly. lieiil in r,:i. nO GRANGES MEET SATURDAY NEXT COMMITTEES .irk m TOWARD 4TH la.NS l't)lt UKi CELEBRATION i(y' tilt EAT IMPETUS LAST Mtarr MAY BRING AIRPLANE AS AN EXTRA ATTRACTION" Business Moh are Coming Through In tiiHHl Slnipe for the I'm alio ami Thirty. four Elouta are As. Mured Piosimh'Is for Automoliiht Itaces ure tiooil , , ' ' ' Feuli' livrtt thf o was going . to ba dlsap'ioliit.uiont on h.nid in connc tlou with the tutto racoa which Iuiao bei-ii n'muiKcd me tho chief part of tho afternoon onici Uulnment at lis, Ciiwndo'a Fourth of "July oel cbru.lku w;ia dissipated at the' ineiftlng of oiKiiHultiloonilisit in tlm city hull laut night, tinU. those, who had btten ralhor piwslni'iHtic na to the ii iv, ii Its wblrJi could bo obiainod on tlm half niilo track mt Uio fair grounds went away from tho moot ing1 tiHsui-itl that 'this part of thn pnogmun wtiuld in no wlso bo short of .ftxpoctntlonti, b far n,i exclto nuuit and intoiost might coneorn od. Hwovir, in order Ito nuiko doubly buio that 'tho nifternoon iro-gi-ani will ho a thocuughly (food one. tho nuvitlng decided Hunt they would tio ll.htiir iiitmrat to arnuiKe for urn Mlrpliini oxhlhitlon along wiiuii tlm auto Han a (bait uftoinoon. Small Tinek Is l''imt Ono fioinM of tho lurgor oullsldu inn lilmw which would have ttueod had tho -nvonta Imwii hold on the mils track nt tho Speed 'Em Up, will not likely bo horo, but Hiom xiifa slons of opinion of d'.her drivent at' lost night Hunt tho com milieu would enough niitiijllur iwi'k to nuiko things' decidedly into i lug. Tho track al the fair grounds iB riaid to be, tmii of tlvi fiwtintt tmeks in H.lict coun try and lficiil flavors uro of ithu opinion that with a, lil.tlo work on it caim w)ll bo able to mako between fifty bund sixty militi an hour on it. Airplane Flight Suggested To add to tlm variety and Inter- ipt of tho nflei noon it iwh'w decided . hint nlgHt that ho commitl'io would exort nU:tfiiuouM efforlw to get an iitrplaiii! horo to glvo exhibition flights, lit beituniu known that un nvlatior eVjieitted to ho in t-his parrt of the slatu on Itiio Foii.tb, with no parjcular pngegoinent. on hjs hands, mid It. Ls expected that a litltle, per snliisloii will be suffielmiit to inducn him to spend '111,"! anieriiooii hero. Succiss of Pariiile .Assure d AltlbougJj the time given tho hufi- inei'H men of the city and ottioia who liavb lii khf p:i.t built floabf for the pamdfjH held on holiduyi ban boon very short, tho miiijorlty of thorn are going lnt. tboir p'tqiara tlonn with n vim and will niiike some fine con',-, ibutioim to the par. ado on tint Fourth. Thirty-four have glwin Anktinco Unit they will liuvo it f lititirhiit tho piirndo coin niil. baa bi-'l twimewhat dlsai polnted to discover "tlwiit Ik IlllllihfV of the men win, wmp, most 'lioiig ly Ins'stout ii hat a pnradn bo held h'wo dttln,d to do anything fur tli!,f luward the .sum ss of it. Sunday .Will .Bo Busy M ,n Rev. Bill- Siinduy, it haa'lfen learned, Is going Im tak- on unothe,' iigiige.menir at HilkM' 41io afternoon of lito Fourili, ian.'c,- cfic)ding hbi iidflrest at li Citiirle in tho mom- ing. lie will haw plenty of time h"re. - however, to ginj tho crowi that 1h roniiiig o hee,r him an eap fill full seven.! times ov An liutior- I'tant.polPt iti i-Muus:t,n w.Wi Mr Suil.-iy's ad'Jt-'a'i is thno U is free' i ,--aloolutely Irai. I a liram is iwy- I log all I d Is on this holiday and n- (( ifTsH Itu v. Air. SuOday should buc elimb toforcti of habit nnd Hlti'. the collection iftlo going, Thorn will '' not.ev en be a till or offering taken, 9 CofliliilliH, Heads .Ot?to a Tonight at tRo V, M. C A. Mtf, w-lll b, " a me ting of tlw, hen uio of all riMiimil'.e,- tiiiii h-ie boenoi tMiinttI on the (','! 6i ition nriingo- I no'O's. Tlrs n tin.T la eallctl for I'lhi, purpot.-j of having presented tho budge-1 utiieh the various com itllljt.c,4 eotlinattt the w-lll niM,d ffo:' ithe fiP.inelng 0-9 the wink u9uler liliHr ilii'ion ItOUi hiiiwrUint III nil bildgfls bo pntamteir H(t) . llh'H rtio. to Shot those chiefly re- ( 'o.tntslblo ' f r i.bo rin.uiiclng tho 'ilny'it profjinm iwaitnow, Just what' Ithny inpilie o - ' i t I I O r r-"V;