La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 23, 1922 THE LA GRArTDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE mi pie's DEATH SAD ONE aweit the sheriff. Oathes, tlit driver, got in n jutfts.ng private cur und huitunl to itainier whom he inlormed Marshal Jumes; Jtsse of the killing. VYtieii .lease ur-, uvea at tne scene about twenty-five minutes utter die shooting Reberio mm teloaiied his rtvolvcn ami was i sitting in the bus waiting lor the (U) Man 111 iTllVie Ol LllCjwhtyi anented. Jesse touk the pris Xliot I)0Vll 1)V Luilil tlfi "er 1 tinier, wnew he whh inter, taken to St. Ilflens. Price lived until shortly after llf c paaTiitter wns sail to have dssap pcatod in the brush alc.ng the side of the khuI. It is net known whether or m.t he h:s b:en uceounteif for." ttl thcujrh a scntehini; pnity sought to find him. RELATION 5 AVas AWll KnoVn in La Orantle. o'i'iock and died in the office of Ir- tudwtn ltoss ut St. Heiens. WidinK wan taken to a hospital in f Portland. t j Slater's Grievance Fancied. KibL'tto, while awaiting the urrival of ufticers ut the scene of the nhool- maintained that he had shot tne' Gil GEAS E r copTi cant between 1907 an i on blacks 22. It p iK to an analysis bjl Marina of data vet lit to Cuban census, NEW TODAY omur.Ml wl.tlo Oubr tKe, 15021 bth street. 1'hone 28 .-W. Bov..riun..iu. nixl !.(, No ch'Ulren- ' 8-"tf The dmlli of Alvo'n Pi ice, caused uy the act of a lunatic on the high way near Hairier Monday nijht, as told by the Assoi-ated Press in the Kven inif Observer last evening, haa brought sadness to many La tiiande neoDl: who know the Price family well an.;'w" men in self-defense and later told' have stionir admiration for the moth er who has reared such a fine family ot boys and irirK who not only nave been tauL'ht to work by their mother, but arc all doing well in the world. YesteiJay the Union Oil company's organization at Portland wired tinder words of sympathy to the mother, brothers and sister in l.a tlrande and the message was signed bv the com pany and the whole workine force. showing how Alvah Price Btood union; me people who employed him and tho men an. I women who were associated with him a.-i fellow employes, 'Ihe story of the minder is told by ne . 01 1 'm "if ielcKiam 111 the fuliow inp- detailed manner. The Telegram says: ..v 1..M.1 K1....J, anotner wound Serif f lA'ellingtoii that the two men' mm insulted nim. these statements were not corroborated by witnesses, who declared that Keoerio's grievance was purely fancied. The piisoner admitted that he had been an Inmate of the state huspiuil of California. He said he was 'JO year old, barn in San Francisco, ami nad woimd for two weeks in a lum- ;il ... UT..GI. ,. .,.! nl..n K.i 11 worked at Aberdeen, Wash. j I liie pistol used by thi slayer was '.purchased vest?iuav at Portland, he Isaid'i in anticipation of trouble. Sher fitf Wellington, however, was unable jto tiap'the man into giving the name of the seller. Price Kelso Hcsident. j flly Aanorlntrd frrm RPOKANIC, Wash.. Aug. 23. "What stylo of offt'iise are yon KoiiiK to tiiio this year nt Idaho?" queried Charlies Morals. Honuna University football coach, while lunching with li. U Matthews, new when my team mooln yours tit Spo kane recently. Matthew withheld Ills reply for a moment and then said: "Klun, I'll show you all lh stuff I have when my ttmt mi'ols yours In Sc:c Itane November 15." Thus endfd a football relation ship between tho two grid conch th that hu3 existed since they played together on the numi team nt Notre Dame university almost a decade uro. The two coaches were team mates and close personal friends at Notre Damo, and later when they both took up football coaching as a profession, it was their policy to pusg football Information back and forth between them to their mutual advantage. into panic and leaned from the ma-!,, ' . " M ,Y . , , Chino wh,n Crrir U,.h,rirt ,.Mnlv ' umon u" company,-, wnose i o. uu m opened' fiie on persons in the front,. a seats of an Astoria motor bus which' " itit Portland at 7 o'clock last night ihe killed: , ALVAH H. Price, KeUo, Wah. The wounded: K. W1DINU, 777 Rurrard street, Vancouver, B. C. Sicond Death Likely. Widinjc was believed lust niffht to have been mortally wounded. Kebcrio is held in jail at St. Helens and the authorities of Columbia coun ty believe he is insane The shootinp occurred shortly after oVlock at & point near Little Jucki Falls, one mile north of Pres?ott in Columbia county on the Lower Colum bia Hiver highway. Pi ice and VYmin occumed the front seat of the bus with the driver, Har old Outhes- Kebcrio had been in a rear scat, but after (jetting out at St. Helens to buy Mfcateties he occupied the third seat rrom tne front headquarters are in the 'icon btild- His mother, Mia. Price, resides r.t! 2211 Cedar stieet, La (iiande. Ore.1 Price was 27 years of age and was a- nwrnhnr itf thi Trn vW.' I 'i'ot.Mi Vu ' association. CcrciiLr T. S. White expects to holJ-j an inquest this aftsinoon or toniorrcw. 'Ihe body is beinjr held at St. Helens. When visited by a lepotter in the St .Helens jail this morning Reberio j appeared nervous and demented. He; had not slept and would eat no break-j fast, declaring he would not eat until, he cot out of jail. Price was struck by an automobile i and injured August 1, while walking' up the feny slip at Kelso, and was for some time in Good Samaritan hos pital. He had been discharged from the hospital enly a short time when he took the trip on which his death came. . He enlisted and serve in the army from October, 1118, to December, 15)20, Rev. W. W. Hluir. pastor of the First Congrecatlonal church of For est Gruvt , has been appointed in structor of lliblical literature and relif-hnis education at Pacific university. WKNATCIIKH, Wash., Auk. 23. The ruurth unnun) statu convention of I ho Americnn Lotrlon will optli liM AiiKUBt :tl and conilnnt throtiph September 3. Convention (officials predict Hint both In vu I rlety and wmlili of enturtainment 'provided and in Interest and perti nency of business matter to be dis cussed the romtiiK convention will 'be unusual and Hiniflciuu. j A feature of the convention will be a reproduction In flro works of 8HIIIO famotiH bnttlrt of the rccnt war. The pyrotechnic display will take pi it ( In tho evening of Fri day. September 1. One hundred nrmed and uniformed men, mem ber tof the .American Legion and the local national pnard howitzer company, will take -part In the1 bat tle picture. At au open air (smoker to take phtc" In the evening o( August ill. "Spike" Varitoy, bllU'd a tho ban tamweight champion of tho Pacific const nd "Hud" Manning, annouuc-' od as flyweight champion of the Pa cific coast, aro scheduled to fight a tn-round con tost. Otlur entertainment features that will be offered Include an excur sion to Lake Chelan, a picnic din ner, boating, swimming, fishing and darning. Business sessions of the convention will biJ held in the day lime, leaving Ihe evenings free for entertainment. dicates a "fundam failure of the Cuban The following flgm m,!!!:',o0 h,.,fl nnalvsL-FOR SALE Good 1920 Fo"rd Road- KOB SALE Pickling Cucumbers, 30 cents per gal. 204-W. 8-23-3tp stcr, ?22o OO cash. Ave. 13M Madison B-a-;;tp Fire , LUMBER. HAULERS. WANTED Irt ttlll ,n with teams to haul lumber. lllOUl Whiln Pii.A Hv I .i,nl.i. fn ... X,J Phono Main 6i)8. 8-23-tf with tl: Uj-jwoTS five Ilof'ANTBl) Two good office positions -xt open. Apply at once. Hot Lake (,0St3 Xi Sanatorium. 8-2;i-2t LESS Policy Guara'i No Assessm L. W. We AOKNT Phone .152 Wcst-Ja?ol)son Knox Uals K. & AV. CM SK Or AITKNHICITIS. When Uie bowels are constipated, the lower bowels or large intestiuel become packed with refuse mattur, Utat is made up largely of germs. These germs enter tho vermiform ap pendix and set up inflammation, which is commonly known as appendicitis.! Take Chamberlain's Tablets' when needed and keep your bowels regular mid you have little to fear from ap- ponnicms. Adv. ILLITERACY INCREASING; - fBr Associated Pi-abb) HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 4. ( Uy Mail). Illiteracy mnon while Cu Iim tiu Ur-t wnpii t tin it t'c n it 1 II im rl 14 VMi'a him lufVPiiDinl 1 ft K per Without warn in ir hp iWpw his niito1'and later was emnlovti bv the Port land lias Coke company tust pn r; to his employment with the Union Oil ; company. ' He was bxanch manager in charge j cf the station at Kelso. , The manager of the Portland office said that he had been divorced and has a daughter living with her mother j but was not able to give their where- j abouts. . I While nt Gaod Samaritan hospital Price gave the name of Mrs. Ethel iWise as a friend. An effort was made j to communicate with her this morn-: ing, but sho was said to be nt Sea side. . " Tinmedintclv following the shooting pi and shot Price in Uie back. The wound Cd man crumpled down against his fel low passenger, fatally shot. Widing turned and anker Keberio: "Why did you do that?" Reberio's reply was a shot which struck Widing between the breast bone and throat. A second phot struck Widing in the back of the head. ' Passengers Leap for Life. Thc,driver immediately applied hi.s emergency brakes and every one in tho bus leaped for his life. 'Reberio made no attempt to escape and informed the other passengers who frathered about him thnt ho would For School Wear Armor Plate Hose Built for wear, for hoys and girls. P.l.nk and brown; extra values. 25c Pair. Boys' blouses a n d nil iris in. percales and rhambray. Good values. 50c to 98c Schoolday Cloth A elolh iliat holds its color and wears like iron. In plain colors, stripes and checks. 35c yard; 3 yds. $1.00 Underwear for hoys and girls in knit and nainsook. 69c to $2.25 ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE AT TEA TIME BREAD. Don't serve tea alone, serve with it food 'nourishing slices of SUf'KRFJNK Bread and Butter or Jelly. Or Superfine Raisin Bread served wifli orange marmalade, so -delicious. 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