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TA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tnewday, August 1,' 1022 1
Concerning Shirts
We've combed market lot- the. choic
est of 1 he new patterns small stripes, solid
colors, pin stripes, and checks we've Iiail
tlicni made in the more popular styles, iu
cludiiif' S" l't collm-al (ached and detached
as well as laundered sell'-cllar detached
models.
Moderately priced t'rom 11
$1.25 to $7.50
im i rnnnrp in I
! 'UNI m
i LIDJ COURT
,1
Indicted for Hammer Slaying
Westenhaver & Gilbert
li'eeauvass of Emir Other
Counties is Permitted
Refuses to Invalidate -War
ion ('mint v Vote.
1309 Adams
CRUX OF THE
' MEDFORD ROW
TOLD TO JURY
(Continued from Pago One.)
biff with that niptfer in the hack seat
iturv whs then taken out of the ma
chine, his hands cuf fed behind him,
A gunnyHack put over hi head and
tied down, and hu wun put into the
machine with the four men. This
marhJnc was then driven up into thv
foothills of the Siskiyou, ahout an
hour and u half beinjr consumed in
making the trip. liui r was tukeu
out of the machine when it Mopped
in the mcuntiunH and walked up a hut
SAI.KM, Or., Auk. 1. Tho amend
ed petition filed last week by couu
1 ol for Charles Hall in the Ku bel
li at orial count case wurf allowed
tilth eeiuin quallficatioiM yoatarday
by JudKt-H IliiiKham and Kelley sit
tint; en banc In tho Marion county
circuit court.
1'ndfi- thu court's ruling tho Hall
finer: mo allowed to extend tho re
count into linker, Klamath, Sher
man and Wasco, thu four additional
counties enumerated in tho petitions
wherein IrreKUlarltlH utuo aro churn
ed. A total of 18D5 votes aro In
volved In Ilall'H ameiidud complaint.
The court, however, denied the
applieal ion advanced on behalf of
Hull that the entire voto in the
----,"-" - nu en on u mora ted .Marion county
hut In 'fore : he had taken a dozen precinct he thrown out becauue ol
steps revolver shots bean to rinjj "U4. iulluencti allowed to have bwti exor
bchind him and bullets to tinul into clued In these precincts by the Cath
the ground hehind his flyir.tr feet- A i u- eliureh and IU agenti. The
do.en shots, or so, were lisi-tl alter Hall people contended that In the
him as he sciainhled through the u i- jjj-rdnots of Kast .Mount Annel, West
derbrush and over the rucks of tin; Mount Aue,el, St. Paul, West Ger-
mountuiii.-nle. Jle never ,-toppea untn vu(l ,M, Kee and Scollanl. Oleott had
La Grande
he cached Weed, whe
he re.si'id
n.-eeived a total of 8411 votes and
with a ncKin trieii'l, and tnen neaueti M)1 r votos. which overwhelmiiiK
on MMiui, Kit.ppinjr ai i nico ann iuu i im,jn.jty ,,,.y lutrlhute to the- in
at Modesto when- he went to work, nt tll0 L.lurch wrougfullv
and where he had continued working 4.x,.n.jH(-i
Ulll II MldUirnL lilCK IO .ULMiUIU A
testify before the jcraiid jury. 1
This, in sul-tanee, is supposed to'
be the story pf the Hun haiitfiiiK a-
tohi by ISurr to the juiy. It is said
luv
indite
ml in with other i.nd mnrn
tilmionv riven i urine tlv-
for some little distance, while he wsjWerk pat aii'l to han active paitii.!-
naiiea unuer a tree ant curiounuej patnm in the ailair preity duvfuy
by In or 20 men. uptn at least two well knon Mei
A rope was put around Jus neck fid men.
and he was told to tell his captors!
where he had been irettinir the whif-i
kev which he had been drinkin and
1!
selling. Burr travo them a name and
was told that don t ko. ' Hie ropej
was thrown over a limb and he win
hauled up into the air. j
Jle was let down in a moment and1
his captors demanded that hu tell j
them tlie names of white women with
whom they charged him with heiu
imuiviuiiy assoeiaieu. no iieniei
that he had done this, and wan mriiLiI
strung up in the an. Again he was' her
let down onto his feet, and was asked
if he knew who it whs who had taker,
him into their machine at the jail and
haiiled him awnf. He told his inquisi
tors that he did not. He was then
asked if ho had any money, -and he
said he had 20 cents. A collection
was taken up and he was given $ I ''".
Ho was turned about with his face to
waids the California line., the han I
cuff wero taken off, and ho was di
rected "to run and keep on runniiii;
and not to come hack'
Htirr needed no second invitallcn
nd headed tioulh at loifg gallon I
fc ft n
IjIW c- ft f n,y
mmm
Tho court's view, hownver, whs
to t lie -neci, that in such a ease,
even thotii;h certain votes had bten
wrongfully Influenced, it was, lm-
proM'i- in jf-ust iiHido the vtte of ai
eiiinu iMiM-iuci iiiKi inns nivaiiuaie
Midi vnh'H jis had been properly
t-a.Ht. It is competent fur the con
testant, said the ourt, to attempt
to establish hiK diaries or Irregular
ities in fndividiiul cases.
In the matter of re-reKist ration
on eleeiluon day. ih
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DEPARTMENT STORES
Smart Suits for Boys
Long Service at Low Prices
OKRVICE Is Iho rorm-rstone around
whlrli nil our Boys' Hulls are
bulll. The smart styles we are show
ing tills season appeal to both -rents
and the boys. Made In fancy
models snfli as pleated Norfolks, with
and without yokes, of fauoy eaasl
mere. cloths In new Spring shades of
- brown, en-en and blue. Two pair of
knickers with every suit.
$6.90 $9.90
' $13.50
Others from $5.90 to $16.00
The most wonderful values In Boys
line Suits that .can be made are onr
"Penncy-Junlor" and "Anuor-CInd"
Suits, with double seals, double kneea
und double elbows. Made of finest
mere cloihs in new Sprlug shades of
knickers.
LESS!
n
, f ) A-
Mrs. Clara Phillips who star.'ls jndlrtcd tor tho death of Mrs. Alberta
Meadovs who was bculcn to UcuTh witli a hammer on u lonely road near
Loa AnKllcs, Cul.
Mammoth Still And
Moonshiner Captured
POKTI'AND, Aug. 1. MarkeM
today shitwed livestock, e;g
and butter hotrliiur steady.
Wheat win quoted at Sl.o:. to
cm Portland markets today.
Correctino a Siddi Norb.
For I lie correction of saddle nose
imtl tip liie'i.l;irit..'s Lewis ;i::d.es nn
Incision on the nndt r surfiu e of the
tl of the nose pjiral'd viti tlx; lorn;
axis of the nostrils, coertiin: Uw nas
al tip Into a hood. Tl: Impli'iit or
trtiioplaiit used lo Ttirhlen the, nnsa
Is Inserted Into this pocket, New
Vork World.
The biggest and most ccnipkie stillrld vallom, being made of heavy con-
'X WS:'l -' Af. . fct;
utv John Striker and nil. i...mti ... C:1V' cepper coil. A linirhtlite pres..
couit ruled , aie Mon.lav evonin.. ,-.. ...ii,.. sin e t;inl; nnl a lnv.. vl..Ti
.ii iii-iB .iK.im ine conic.Uiini iiiuhl of IlllEard and about ten miles wci;! ''ut . ulonir with some unused
proi e each and every case ot alleged uf La tiiande 0:1 Hock creek, lirt'.,);' .-upper coil, hose,-SOU pounds ot suk-'
ii-Kistr.itiou lor fraudulent pm poses, j htnnsbei 1 y and U . .M. '1 lioinp.'on : five unopened boxes ot vemt
Then 1 he court Recessed lo pei nill wcie operatitiR tlie still, havinir U:u.l.: j f;jk.s. a Ii ss valuable stove and" m:i
coinisel for Olroil to preparo au thte property beion);iui; to Hill Sail- teiini that was 'to have been used in!
appliciillon lor an amended ansivcrjinjr for the seat of their iikvi-nncc constiut-tion of a thiid still, was'
in which It Is learned that the Kil ! opeiations. The complete still, cx-!t(:l ml 011 the property. A new $7o'
Mux Klau will lie charged with 'elusive of the augur, mash anil othcrl "ater pump had been installed for!
Inivliia exerted tiudiie Influence slm- similar products, was valutd at aooui"'11' purpose of punipinjr water from
liar to th.it charaed by the Jlall'fibO. I the ri cek to the still for runninir nuf-1
The raidini; patty left La (Irani! . P"-es a'ld all picpaiations pointed toj
late Monday evening by car and in- un attempt to manufacture li(uor 011
rived at, the scene jmt nirht to niukj,a liuner scale than had been .lon'
the tin est an. I conil'i-uie the still, ! since the Volstead law went into ef-i
alonu with a smaller sua, ivliich was 1 left. Thonipscn and Stanslierry
usetl in conjunction with i he lai iter 01 . niijrht propctly he termed the Ru.n
the two. and eiiflil "ill (r"l'"'i barrels of; bmirs ol the northwest,
mash antl about two jralin of cor.11 The two men aie now in thu county
whiskey. A ilelapidili'il I'mil c.ii-.lj'.-iii awaitinir an arraiRnment before
with a Nebraska Ii e s. v. a 1 als..j .1 mine U. (i. Cmit-h, who has not set
confiscated, part of tl.e sl.h a ml j the date as vet. They refuse to make
ciiiipmcnt-bemjf biouitiu to to. .'n. :any statements but cpinions are that
The larger still ha a i i. pa -ay '. tin y will enter a pica of guilty.
lincei to the Catholir cllitrch and
lb matiilH will he iiiuiln of eoHllsel
for linn to specify Individual cases
ill tho seven .Marlon county pre
. fuels In which the church . Influence
was .exercised.
It Is pnihiiiile that the greater
puil of the leital iiiestlous nill be
re'niovctl In Ihe .Marlon recount
which will beuln soon. V. (',. Hoy
11. county clerk of .Marion, will rep
lescnt Hie court on tflj county
board; O. v. UuU'itt of l'ortland,
the contcHtanl, and .1. K. Hair or
I -nil la ml , iho contosteo.
THE Bia OUTSTANDING BOOK OF THE
YEAR JUST ARRIVED
-'The Country Beyond"
Ey JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
Willi a mailer liaml ( 'urwuul has wtivt-ii tt-nst-Hltial
ions ami swit'l aih t'iil nrc into this new
sltiry his, with a result t lial tlitTt- arc wtiinK'i'
I'ul hours alicail Tor vmi wlit-n veil Imv.
TUG GIG
OPERATING HERE
isi Kiis(Mlo is Attcnipfed
K'uMk'IV oj' Sain Aiulirws
whose bones they have seen.
Ill addition to tho horns Ihire iu ;
footprints in the sandstone nno s.ia:.
of sonif other prehistoric nt:)ii$., r;
these aievleariy defined marks :mov
inK that the maker of the tracks wis
a thiee-toed animals-
The hones, which are of ;;rent y'v.v,
Seniority RightR Sticker,
t tho same time, the sticking
,o.nt hi the whole attempt to netfoi.
,u'j a settlement, the "seniority
i..ejits," so-caited, continued to pro
tiude in every conversation and every
punlie staTenicnt ot the leaders con
cerned, with as much awkwardness ns
are not fossilized hut are in a state ever, even considering the lu'esideiit's
of excellent pirservation. Hip hon.i " yngire.-lion lor its compromise. Man
and sections of the spine were found-ayenunts of several of the larger
hy Mr. Perry, who believes that by. systems which now claim to have the
excavation specimens of much hij; st,; iko 1 oaten, have insisted tnat re
toric value could he unearthed. ; storing the strikers, even though they
Mr. Perry, a recei.t visitor here,! ::',ti p the tlecreased pay and ahroga-
s-pent II years in the far nut then, lion of favoralde rules, would mean
Boys' Separate Knickers
Long Service at Low Price ,
Double the life of tlie boy's suit with sep
arate. Knickers. Mothers know they can
do that very thing. This is true economy.
Summer days are Separate
Knleker days. Willi the boy out
of doors th llve-lotiK day the
wear and tear oi( u suit of clothes
Is eliminated If ho Is equipped
with a separate pair of Knickers.
Our low price for good serviceable
Knickers makes tlielr purchase
truo economy.
L:SS! I M
$2.49
All-wool fabrics In attwet
Iro patterns und colors that
ln&tttutly appeal to both hoys
and parents. Lined or nn
lined.. Bine Serges and Cor-,
riuroya also. All full size,
Made tot long service.
THB LAFUJEHT OHAIH DICfAKTMKNT
6TORH ORGAM3ATlOl IS THB WORLD"
cede to his views of what public in
terest required.
Proposals By Harding
Made Public Today
(Continued from Tags Sir)
seniority rights, . shhject to those
lights acquired during the strike by
men who remained on the job and
that the seniority of the new em
ployes wfll date from the time they
entered the service.
New Wage Hearing Promised.
i. The men will accept the rccftiit
wape reductions of the railroad labor
hoard pending a further -hearinflr or
. . ,tj .. , .suniii ii yuiin in tin' i.ii im'uim-i:i mni in i.tvwmiur luu-s, wuuiu mean ' , 7, ' C -
ill'lt'ly SolV Sato Al- territory iu the iiicst of miivras, two; the dismis.-a! of great numbers of ,' heannff nn the matter by the board
It'iiiiit as a Failure.
At
I pack do"s beinr hK ciniianion
I .Neither canoes nor pack burses can
i he used to irain accc -s to the (li-,ti :c1.
A determined effort will be made 'where these remains were found, ail
lo clcar l.a tJiamlo of the "riiiit" of so far the only nuinner . f travlun:
petty thieves, apparently boys or has been lo live on I Iu came, tisin-.-yountr
men, who have been (juiltv of tlKs to pack the camp ciiuipm. at 01
..eioial rchlici ics in the past year, all their backs. It icoimcs a vear :i
of a small nature. Amomr some of make the jouinev in thi wav, but a ;
iltc IuiikIiii-ics and attempted bliri;- aiiplane cctild cover the distance i-i
lanes altnlnitid to them are the ' few ,avs.
Iliirlmay Killintr station robbery, aM:'
-'.eiei-.il othets that occurred some
time ao.
1 lie latest case that has been
lnouc.ilt to the police notice was the
attempt lo rob ihe safe beluiiKine to
Mm, Andi-eivs, iu Andrews Variety
s'eie. Satuiilay evening some time " ' ' '
lietwiea 111 p. m. ami '1 a. m. No executives who ivcuM accept the com
clues weie left and the police are vet promise, either as a fair basis fin
, u.-.abic lo fiail trace ef the "rinir." scttline the controvei v or becau
uicn lo
lilt n etitei c
i Chief Puts Forth
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
competent ' men employed ince the
strike. It ivotid further mean the dis
placement cf nun who stuck by tho
lailroa.is and who have since received
pioniisc.l promotions in the service.
i la the union side, it was held by
such spokesmen fur the unions as
weie still watcbini: the prioress of
events here that no settlement Mould
in- made by the unions unless it took i
inie of all their men. Thut meant
ti-::t all railroads, and not merelv the j
impost number of smaller roads, had l
to put the airieement into effect, and
mi,,,. Ttirr Tniii-o'""" 1 siiicers on earn roau nau
lnree ISlg 1 Ollllb tl) . taken back. l
j Korccast Kxrrulives Stand. !!
((onllnued Irom raKe One.) j A Ivisers to the president had it i
- - ' ' "ithat the executive's of the lin-ir,, ses.'l
tcms v.ho have pnblicy stated their '
positive refusal to take back the l
'. nuance was atlccteil hy means of their conviction that !u ceptalu-e la, uiliinc;, in advance of today's meet-:,
bteakini; the upper trlass in the rear rfuircil as a patriutie step. . imr. to sav lo associates that white I
d"or lo the llouveri'.ed store nieli Ontinustic forecast of action to hellbev thnin'ht the noliev irm ih.;l
calne; the latch. The boi ; expected from the New Yolk ni'eelini,' : cuui.l not persist in refusine: to ac'-i!
I til., lioi.verizeil eroccrv. was bai il lo more than a little e.v-lcet.t a plan devised In- th.-J irovern-;
vient tlnouch the llooverizeil Meat tent, it was indicated, on the belief i incut of the United States. These ad-. J
Mai k. I and. after ilrapin.r two dressci that Hewitt I'uve- chaiimiiii ef th"vi-cis were huneful that a resolution.
"i me .iiiiuews sale, knocked cxecutices assocmliun an. I ice I'r.- w-c.nhl b.
.ne cunioiiiatiun nil and then appar- ideal Atlerliuiv of the I'en-svlvait:.!
ently became I'l inhtei.e.l, leaving: the' n pi cseiil.it ives ef an inflilenti:.
Stole Without duine fllithcr ilailon-e. i-iuilo on Ihi. innm.r..meiil ii,!e ,.f th
h leirlster ill the meat market eonl i-m se wni.1,1 v.,-.. I'.,,-
4. i-'arminir-out nP. shon work by
the railroads will ftc dtscorrtinud.' .
lii. Discussion of the establishment
of adjustment hoards.
Iieirardintr the matter of adiust-
ment boards, toe official stated that
either regional or system boards.
, Three points are being stressed by
the general chairman, it was stated,
as a basis for settlement, restoration
of full seniority, national boards of
adjustment and elimination of "farm
in" out of work.
It was stated that the matter of
accepting the ---"osals of President
Hardine iH entirely up to the policy
committee of tho railroad department
of the American Federation of Labor,
sin.ee this bod- was the one which,
sanctioned the strike of tho shopmen.
The. policy committee is composed
of 90 men, ;10 from each of three dis
tricts, the dividing lines of which am
the Mifkissinni river, and thA Mason
and Dixon line , , s
put Of half b flozen luinllcahts
foe thu tXMltJbn, I Miss Flora K.
Thompson has received the appoint
ment for postmaster nt Jacksonville.
Twenty-one J-cndloton hoys have,
signed up for the annual Scoot mmi.
the unions desire a national board ofto be held at ImmlKrants Springs for
adjustment while the executives seek two weeks beginning July 31. '
Home Grown Green Corn
Green Beans
Green Peas
Green Onions
Tomatoes .. ..
Beets
Cabbage .. - - -
Bananas
Cantaloupes
Watermelon
Peaches
Black Caps
' Raspberries
Loganberries
Apricots
A
S'H.E-R.R-Y.'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
A I ,;ir;iiiii'iiiit I'irture
AGNES AYRES
in
"THE LANE THAT HAD NO TURNING'1
A -lii.i v llinl shows wh.-it ;i v omit;- wit'i- iliil I'm
ii liiisliiinii who nirtli'il her sai-rifin..
Itt'Vt'jilin.Lr the lasfiiial iiie;- HIV i' lam. us stars
nl' the ouTat ii' ntu.tic.
Spafkliii- willi luxury ami lasliiou.' (II w hir
wiirni with n ureal, inspiring ,,V(.
From the Celebrated Story by Sir Gilbert ParKei
'st iin lutlcs Tlu'ixloiv Kosloi'f ami Mahltui
I laiiiiltmi
Also "TEAVEL.4.VGHS" Something New
u;is unlmKfd and there wn -ibmd l
lying in it but tlie youthful Jesso
.liitne-! failed to notice thi-. Not )X
1 thing outside ot the
eved. -Mr. Andrevv.s
i only a snmll sum of
the safe.
passed hv the exeeutives .
I e.'tri declaring that sik'h a pro-;
ecdiire was contrary to their host 1
jjudement of the necessities of the sit-!
I nation, but that in view of the rt1-
jhility rf the pre..ient, thev ac-
' Oranges
Fresh CVmntry Cream for Your .Sunday Diuncr.
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery Prices Reasonable
i
tepnrtiM
money
I noil BONES
I.FDUND II C101
was in .
i Pri'liistdi ic .Montcr U.
mains Iwnunl iu Valley
Noi lii ef Kimllay K'i ri
i:i.MOTU. AjU. Auisibt ln
a valli'V i the far northern sevtion
ef Hiiti.-h t'olumbia. close to tfc Yu
kon boidrr, which il is believed g
Pi'Vi-r bi'foie vivitc.l by u white in
Kiank I'erry. nimi'g engineer of n
' couver, has discovert d the remmn.t it
1 rnastadon thai tone reamed north.
. tun ('aiutda. Tht lotation of taj- vl
ley i not marked on ntps. t i
thy Kinillay river- Indian n u
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1'or caiiiiinu in '-'7 Hi. boxes at lOt- lb; Ciot your orders in
at (itiee. Tlie seastui is very short.
Pi.ul Mason Jars. coinilete. doz ; 87c
(jhiart Mason Jars, eomplete, doz $1.1")
I'int -Jv-oiioli- Jars, rnniplete, doz $t.lo
, i i . i I t Kcoiioiny Jars, complete, doz !..'.'
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