La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1922, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJerly lint- of llenilocl; .Street Iq n lino''" 840.27. " ' yldl'.iun at rljilit hiikIph to .siliil Jeffer- 1!v order of the Commission, Sf son Avenue Ironi tho most wester) , lenilior 27, 1112?, r-U-ornrr of lllurk 2, rowan" Addition J K.STKAI1NS. . -.p ii.t ui i.a viriiiiiH': i ovp av- v n.v ifeconier. i.niie from the northerly line of Jefrer- ,,rl- 6"f-9 mm Avenue to the southerly line of Inml Avenue iin.l Island Avenue from ADMINISTRATOR'S NIITIC'E. the north line of rove Avenue lo n Notice is hereby Riven thnt the tin (.oiiiifiuion wiin the present pavement Mteraitfned has been appointed by th. ut the eu.st elty. houiutiiiv unit Tenthjeonnty court of Onion County, Ore SI reel from the north Hue of M Ave-Jl!n, us admKlistrnMr of the estate u nuo to the muiiherly line of Wnalilng. i liethel A. Davis, deceused, and thai VOLUME XXV MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS toil Avenue: Hi, nice Stieet r,-.m tl.'al nerianna hnvme chiimu u.r.ii.ict u..;il!T?. 7. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 314 h "u"""'. "ie ui vtusnininon Avenue estate aro required to present th i -. to the northerly Hue of A.iuum Avo.lsaine to the umlursiirne.l at Mill v I ; avenue in l.a Grande, Oregon, witl) The will consist Vpro,x'r. vouchers within six mouths at Improvement K. i.lii.tr the- i,ve na,,..l K, ., m pe, una aate tor aujusuiieiu. " I'ateu at i.a Grande, ureeon. thi BERT DAVIS, rele crosswalks, driveways. catch Administrator. tit r If TWO IE, .RQE T THE 1 nnrnnM niurm nuuus.ni mil UnLbtiN blVLH HI Neither Pendleton Nor Wal la Wala Golfers Arrive to Take Part?. TjrwCTT A VII T VTiT'T? UOlOli ili U U.-VlVIll. PLAYERS ARE HERE ; rrVmvii Trr,,ln nf j oii.iai H Yjior. Baker won from Halfway, and 'i Local Players to Complete I Hermiston conquered the cham- ' the Four Teams Needed fl'endlelonlans. l.a Craildo played , ; . , the Akimnl yestorday afternoon, a .1 IOr tuG invent. gamo having no bearunco in the standing, and JJakor plays Union CoiiHldernble' disappolntincnl was. today. Wallowa was to have played I experlenred this morniin,' by l-ajat l,endleton, but the game wns j Orande Boilers when the Walla Walla cancelled, leaving both teams with team failed to show up for tho tour-,,,, 0pen date, and Enterprise, bat i nament. This was intensified by tho'ti(a imblor. Yesterday's games, In ( I'cndleton team net arrlvlmr. This, jaddllion to La Orandu vs. Alumni, s however, ma due to the death of .Mrs. foulld stanfield at Hermiston and i Hum Thompson of thai city. Umapine at Athoua. 1 Boise is here with fifteen players. .;,,stcril Oregon Schedule. j loiim of whom are hlz.es" in the Tne scho(iule for the remainder f frolf art. according to local fans who 0 ,h(J seaB011 )9 folow8: j have seen them demonstraio their 0ct VJ (KridHy) Athena at , aklll. linker is nh.n present with f f- 1l;lueion . KntorpruM at Bilker. j toen men. and with l.a C.raiule s flf-, 0(.t u fiiaaTtlay) JoaepU t I won anu a pici-.-up ion. u .en,,, ,,, with n lot of 1 Ifo ami energy Tlio play Ht.irtiMl thin niorniiiff and the crisp autumn CI rand e Hondo at mosphere put every K'lf'r on his met al. The rini.shititf rounds will bo played tomorrow. GRANGE F ST8BE SUCCESSFUL Friday Evening Program Good; Exhibits of High Quality; Attendance Sat isfactory. The final day of the llluo Moun tain Gruiifje (air opened in ideal weather with a fair crowd in at tendance, despite other attractions that are takhiK place in the county today. GraiitfcrB are enthusiastic at tho success of their fair and announce that it will bo a perman ent institution, taking place each fall. The proKram held last evening found several prominent men ap-i peuring on the platform. 1 he at tendance was pood and the senti ment penenilly expressed was that the entire program was a complete Huccess. Much credit may he given lo the committee in charge of the fair for their efficient management. OosIiik J)ay Today is the closing day of the fair and nianv events appear on ih nrm'm iiif.t navp a wa kened much interest. The ladies' nail- driving contest stands high among these and several ol hers promise to be equally Interesting. Kxhibity are on display from Wolf Creek, from Elgin, and from nmuiHi unie. ia....i ..u a high .,u.hty. Iho eNb.Mt-s n - chide poultry, fruit, vegetables, d - mesne science a on an ex nun in, ricultural product gram and live- stock. The attendance today is expected to be very good. Tin: vr.Ttn:it. Hy An.J'ji latet! Pres. 1 poUTI.AND. net. 7. Tonight and Smi!;iv will o-':: -doivtl rfiillt. fl'E High Quality Radio Set To Be Installed Soon T.u Grande is to have the most coin-1 Seattle, Portland and. in fact, every plete and most powerful radio recetv-icity In the Middle West, on the J'a hig set in Kit stern regon. NewlSn's dfle Coast and in the svuthwest. Aer Ttook Store announct'K today that the ; ials of the type that aro erected on have onlend a modern, non-neial. . tnc yAkn Temple arc not used and LeKoreM ltudio recen.ng not and aref WUiMmM difficultly ihat occur to experCnn lis arrival in a few day-f. t The radio will be installed in the More ' n ol,lcr ' K-'la w,n donc and concerts will be t ec ivod ntghtiv upon its intftallation. All citizens of) 1 l Grand "listen i a i" cm dnMy :ied to when it has be-:n put in operation. Itei-ftil stati'Mi. The rndio will be able to receive! from C;$.;'tT'. lJeiier. Los Ar.gcles IQ C HLUULL . . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiai La Grande, Hermiston ancjj Baker Lead .Larly in the ' Race; Yet Undefeated; Schedule Given. With the Benson well under way, the football teams in East ern Oregon have practically all completed their schedules, which are given below: At tha aut0 ot 11118 wrlllnB f'.rninle Hermiston and linker are leading In the race for champion- jship as a result ol Ine opening Karnes. La Grande defeated lino l,nl(in. Co,umba , Coiega ut Hermiston. Oct. 20 (Friday), Athena at Weston; Hermiaton at Stanfiald. Oct. 21 ( Saturday , La Grande Ht Elgin; Union at Wallowa; Pen dleton .at Kilter prise; Baker at Prairie City. Oct. 27 (Friday), Hermiston at Milton. Oct. 28 (Saturduy), Union at Enterprise; La Grande at Pendle ton; Elgin at lmbler; Baker vs. Alumni; Athena at Stanfield. Nov. 3 (Friday), The Dalles at Pendleton. Nov. 4 (Saturday), Heppner at Hermiston; Halfway at Union; Jo soph at Enterprise; Milton at Athena; Baker at Ontario. Nov. 11 (Saturday), lmbler vs. Union at La Grande; Baker at La Orande; llenniston at Athena; Enterprise at Wallowa. Nov, 18 (Saturday), Hormiston at Lexington; La Grande at Union; Walla Walla at Pendleton; Enter prise at Elgin; Athena at Umapine; Baker at Halfway. Nov. 25 (Saturday), Milton at Pendleton; Wallowa at La Grande. Nov. 30 (Thanksgiving Day), Pendleton at Baker; La Grande at Enterprise; Elgin at Union (tenta tive). Williams is Acquitted on Brown's Testimony; Sen tence to be Passed Mon day. loe WMliams, colored, waB acquitted : lc cnargo oi iaiven in a s-ore in ' t be circuit court yesterday, ond Joe j ,lrow- colore.!, was found guilty oC , ,h" -harge. Judge J W. KnowlPs wd' morning at ten o'clock, Both men were arr-OMtcd about :i mouth ago on the charge of stealing' jMore o Westenhaver Gilbert. Their j, , ,trown akn (hes ;Htunfl an(, 8llllInw thllt Willlnn. had ! ,Srown Wilfl Hubseiuently convicted s! a result-of the evidence, It. J. Kitchen was attorney for the defendants and K. H. Itlngo was spe cial prosecuting attorney for the stats. UMK.AT MAUKKT. (By AnfloclAiril Tress. J l' litTLANI Oct. 7. Wheat sold at n( to ?1.2ft todiiy. with, A competent operator will have' , charge of the radio and with th? In-, i statlattou of the Newtn radio an 1 '1th Hie Klks radio nlreade working. i t!'. radio "bmrs" of lu (ffumli arc' lO.klng forward to a vti satisfactory v in': . BROWN U LT LARCENY i e I i lZ ,ZT,Vka Z on , JT m tut ivi'in Kuie of the (l.-VV. It. ,t- unipaiiy K feel of ,U '." u ine east slile o. win irai-K, with either a.siih.ilii,. eoiiciete pavement or 1'orllanil ii nient eonerete pivenunt an niuy )0 seleeleil by ,e t'ommlssion when 111 hlils are opened. Ail work to be done urcor.lliiB t the plans end apeel flealloiiH hereloore adopted for thin Impioveniint. All bids must i... eoiiiTiunied byu eerlliled i eenl ui' H. ... I i iiiih ior i, Coin mii-im, ""' ""'I tliulainoiint bid and the Coninilsaloii . , , " "Hiu 10 re. eel auv or all l!,. """" csllmate of eo TRY OUR- GOES 10 INE Chairman Lasker of Ship-, , ping Board Orders Ships mm MBM--BMi to Give up Liquor. . ALL WILLGOTO THE U. S. TREASURY Daugherty's Opinion Sanc- a I"YT& tioned by President HardlV 5vll ing Who Instincts Lasker to Take Action. (Bv A?ioctftted rreim.i WAHHINTON, Oct. 7. Masters o, tho shipping board vessels were order ed today by Chairman I.anker, undei direction of President Hard In ff anc: in accordance with Attorney Genera Daugberty's liquor opinion, to remove ami surrender to the treasury depart ment officials, all intoxicating llnuorr aboard uch ships. Tho order applie? to all government ships operated b9 tho board and under chartor and or all private concerns. - ' . Chinaman of Astoria Who Engaged in Tong War Killing Must Answrer for Crime. B.- Apsoclated Trsa.) ASTORIA, Oct. 7. After deliber ating sixteen Iiouth the jury today re turned a verdict of gull1 in the man slaughter case against Louis Kal, alias Charlie Sing, alleged Hip Sing tong man on trial for killing Sold You, . member of the Ming Kung tong. OBSERVER C II GUILTY MANSLAUGHTER t : .-..m.-- i o : ; V : NOT1CH TO CONTUAflHS. N' ' hereby Klven that sealed . ' "' ii-H'iivu nil1 U III inm - it , u . ill i... ........ i. ..-..I i... ... Hlttl of the I'ity of 1-a Ur.uulfi, Oro- BOII.U. 30 o clock p. in., of Wi'tlnoH u. wcmner i.mii, ivzx, tor the eon- structlun of a laturul sewer in tlio nl ley between t'edar Htreet mid KtrMt Mtreel und' Uetween llrundy Avcnui mid i'altner Avenue, known uu Sewer llnnioveinent lilstrlct 1-9, Hcconllni; to tile platlu mid: Hiieeifieatioiis here tofore adopted for thla Imtirovemeni. MM mils iiiust lie urroinpunled by eer tun , cheek for f. per cent of the t Commission re serves I nin riuht to reject ully or all bl.ls. , The.-ity Knaine'er-. estimate of cost raout satisfactory of pleasure, After about three weeks In the cist Col. Kckley will return homo by way of tho Canadian Pacific railway, expecting to urrive in La Grande some timo In November. . MINISTERS OF THIS COUNTY TO MEET the Union County Ministerial As sociation will meet at th Union Hotel at Vnlon on Monday noon, Octber 9. Several important matters, will be dis cussed at this time and all member nre urged to bo present. A luncheon will be served during the mooting. IJVK STOCK MAMKKT. (Hy Ananclnled Prens.) PORTLAND, Oct. 7. Cntlle were steady, hogs weak, sheep steady with eggs and butter firm today. ADVERTISING will bring i Sixth ve Left lo Cousin (By Anaooiftted Presi.) ONnON. Oct. 7. A report thai the Sultan Mohammed Sixth, of Tur key, had abdicated was received this afternoon b ythe HufHan delegation here. It was contained in a wlrelefw diBpalch from Moscow which repeat ed tho meHuage from Angora. It add- od that tho Sultan had named an hll ftuceessor bin couuin Abdul Medjldcf- fendl, who will bo known uu Mudjid Socoiid. Confei-eiire Resumes Work. (Ky AxMocJaiud I'resN.) Ml'DAMA. Oct. 7. Tho pcaeo con ference resumed hero today with op timism, ismet I'HKlia, Turkish Na tionalist representative, sounded a ouclllKlory note and made the aston ishing Hlatement that when the eon feronce bi-oko up Thursday ho had not received a copy of the Angora gov rnmenl'H reply to bo applied to tho pt'.ieo proposals. Apparent! Ismet had lemanded more than tho Angoi'u gov ernment had miked. l-'rajifc and Itrltaln Agree. (Itv tho Associated Prnss) Frunro have aBioo,! In rlnot,.lo thaf ! PAKIS, Oet. 7. Great Britain and the Turkish Nationalist troops Hhall id nllwed t occupy eastiM'n Thrace onl iy uftor tho conclusion of a peace treaty. Tho Groek army would bo reiiuired lo evacuate Immediately and fho PurklNh ail ministration would be in stalled when tho Allied troopH fiko tho placo of the Greeks to preserve order. Highway Commission Neds Money and a Million and a Half to Go oil-Market. A'-Hnoifiled Pre-H) JVflOHEHONDSARE 7 SOON TO BE SOLD iciui.a.M', uu. i. jv minion hum (j0I UH upon reaching their utart a half dollars' worth of four and u;i)m lt M Un (.on(.hlf,ion of mm hair per cent state highway bonds will- f je moKl mi(.(.(lHl,fu, ,ripH evor bo sold at Salem on Saturday. clober j (hfl t))U . mH t.nVcrt;Il V?' ' u n hwi,(rronV "iHf"; PC.,inn,1 iwlll bo over 4.000 todav. Selling these bonds has been held off as long as ponsihle,on account While In Ln (Jrando the demon of the amount of bonus bonds which j Html ion Is eliilllng much approval aro still unsold, but the commission , from those attending and praise Is will need the money before long. At the next regular meeting tn PortlnlHl on Novnlllhrr '2nl tlio Iro ffrain for noxt year will bo tllmniflHotl. lloloKtillons frnin varlnim coilntioH will ho Invited to altenil. results DEIVluNSTIlATlON n r n i u n i n PRAISEWORTHY B E G I N N I G Parade Held This Morning; Demonstration in After noon; Radio, Dancing and Movies This Evening. La Grande nd Boorea of Union and Wallowa county cIllzeiiH are celebrating with the Ford and Fordson power exposition today. Early this morning visitor began filing into the city to attend the pa rude, the demonstrations and the even ng of fun that lias been planned. Bitf Para do The parade was held on Adams avenue this morning at 11 o'clock and for a brief picturization of the affair, Just imaglno Ford coupes. Kuril roadsters, Ford touring cars, Ford trucks, Fordson tractorH, Lin coln cars, every Imaginable kind ot fnriiiiuR tiniiliimiiutB, u till In diet priu-tii'tiuy ovnry pnasn ot tlio auto- iiiotlvo liiuiiMtry. was rt'iiri'sontiMi. Kntryd niiiiibnriHl nearly 200 ami n""' l";'""' f provvA a ho nice of delight to tho spectators, lap Stevens, who came to this valley in 18t:(, drove a Ford today, claiming ho wuu the oldest pioneer in the parade. lemoiis(rutIoii The Rccnnd.ltcm on the program of the visit of the Ford caravan was the demonstration being held at the west end of Grfindy street thin afternoon. Karly thin after noon, when the demonstration be gan, the attendance was very sat isfactory, and everything was go ing as per Hchodulo. This evening will bo devoted to a genera) K"od time wit h a Bt reel dance, with music by the Mt. Angel Jazz orchestra, moving pictcurea and radio all listed on the pro gram. The caravan arrived In La Grande yesterday, about 4 o'clock and parked along Adams avenue, east of Fir street, until this morn ing when I he parade was held. Over 100 men accompanied it. To hv flint flin ciirava nls covering ...... ()f terrllnrv is not exaeirera- being given C. II. Tull, lociil manager for liiH iititt) liaiitlllnij or thn utralr. Tim iixlilbll Inn or Ilncoln earn In one of the rentllreB of the exloHl tlim. I. T. Olson, In cliarKe of thin liriun-ll. HiiyH, "W'e'vo tlotlllllK to rimeeal and iniich (o show." Tim eiinivnn will remain In l.a Onilliln over Killlilay and will lie - I part Monday inornllll? lit an early II O II r ' I i'ii ,pl tiff on llin (li-anilo Itiinile river ThSHoon l-'llll. ll lll f l llllPU j lie n- KIkIii veHlenlay. Sixty-two tippi).: lllltlCetl I'OO.D.tll UaniCS j,wo W,.,ii,r rill,M and a fVlt revol III WCSt This Ai'tCrnOOIl Ivor, In n.ldlllon to the hUli-K of ouo, 'heii'er. nevenil tiillHkl'iltH and mink, j were coiil'lMealed. Tim followlni; foolliall Raines are linlliK lilayed Ihla arternooll In Hie went. Mont of tlio 1'aelfle fount eoiifereiico teniiiH aro now aetive. Oretion vh. Willamette at Ku gene; Slaiironl vh. tllymplc chili, lit Slanforil; f'aliforlila va'. Ma ri iioh, at Ilerkeley; Valilnt!tiin vh. .Molilalia, at Healtle; Idaho v. Willi man, lit Walla Walla; Nevada VH. SI. Maiy'H, at lleno; Unlvermly of Soul hern California vh. roinona. at (.'luremont ', ColleKii of I'linet Sound vh. (iotizaini, at Taenma; Arizona vh. nioenlx IlldiailH, at TiifHon; Wyoming vh. Coloradii .Mines at Ijenver; Uenver iinlverHlty vh. Ni,w .Mexico at AHiii(iier(iic; I'lall AkbIch vh. Ilrlitham iinlver Hlty al I'rovn and (Inllege of Idaho L'lah at Sail Lake City Knrjfineers a n (1 Firemen ,- - ... ,A1 ROCK ISLAND If! pnTPflPT uuiininuv M.U.n l'p IOr iCar (n UUI;aU mcinberH me urued lo bo present V';icr,.; (Vitulitiorm ;ill(l cveial important luaMom will bo lilies. (Mr AfHiaini Preftfl) i li'Alti l, . !. 7 The ( 'lib auo. !( k l-hind and I'... if I- lallway tn d.iv M'iiewed f one eiir I In watfe, w oi kmtf rnb-N O eondiiioni aKfee inent with ItM niikouerH ami firemen. This it; the ft rut road in the went to do o. MIL UttlllL Giants Prove Too Much for the Yankees in . Today's Encounter (5IANTS GOT FOUR AND YANKEES THREE Jones Titclied for Yankees But Opponents Played a Stiffer Game Throughout the Nine Innings. N I0W VI Ut K. Oct. 7. Tlio (limit, pullpi! nnollu'r vlctury tniluy. ily a hcui'o or tinir to tliroo thuy dafeutod tliolr olil enemy, Mio YuiikoeH. Tim flnnl Rt'orn Htoml: Yiinkpos. t.,.0 ,.,, plK,i : no nrrorB. Ql- ,,!, fOUr iuiih, nine lilts tuiil one or- ror. Jones was plotting for tho Yankees. This morning a heavy ihhtt and ttie forecast of rain made tho world florlou game for today appear doubtful. Just before the game started IhO drizzle turned "into rain. The world's series now stfinds, Gi ants three and Yankees nothing. To day's contest wua played in a driving: ra.m. The NatlonaJ Leaguers, full on Sub marine Hurler, Cart May 8, In tho fifth that scored four runs. The Yankees started tho game as if they wero winners, htttlugt ,Mc tjulllan bard, but the (j-lant pitcher re covered himself and for the noxt flvo Innings did not yield a Yankoo hit. Ward crashed a homo run from the' Yankees in. the seventh, which was htw second homo run of the series, and thft -Yankees threatened lo seore again in the ninth, when Plpp got u two-bagger right at the start, but the Giants' ilefeuse kept them from the plate. TRAPPERS FINED J. E. Bople and F. 0. Myers Fined $50 in Justice Court . This Morning; Walden Made Arrest. J. II. llonle and K (. Meyers who appeared in Iho .Itistlce court this morning on the chan;e of unlawfully' trapping, ple.ided guilty to the eharga. ami were uneu eucn, una, nomg . tumble to pay the fine, wero taken la, , cimloily liy l he nherlrr. Juxtliv of tlio ' I'eiiee Arthur Willlinim nresiued. I The arrest wiih mii.le by llama War. l'!l .I'llHl iii'irn. w nu i ui mum Game Commission Under takes Novel Feature in Development of Northern Animal. ! is nn MUISKJI MOOSE MAY BERA1SED (I5v the AuMociated 1renM I'nit'l'I.AM). (ct. 7.- An attempt ; tr propiiate iNlanka niorine In ( Mepon Ih Pi he made by the Mate Kume coin mlKrtlou which ti.da- i eceived flvo . (nin(r calveM fivnit the northlnnd. ; They will be kept in the Portland park , duiiiiK the winter and pill hi Iho Pc- : Kiliiites ciMintrv ncjir lleiul next Hprinir. tJnriic Warden Muruhdiiff an nuiiuced tndiiy. IMPORTANT LECJIOX MKET1N MONDAY The l.a f ;rande A inerlemt I.elon ' ''OH' s'- 4:1 wl" ,M,,,,t Monday vti- , inn m ine cnn-M nan ,n. imkik u rim-r.. lIll-fllHHC.I. The ipeiiibriH of the Armitico Iay . eotu tttet-s will make reporta at thiH tlnn. and i-nttlhiif In local IKlon ' ml ricfitlf. l)ii- ineettmr will bo the niot iinpoitunt n tler pr.dlminary to Ar- niliiee diiy. which takes place on No i veinher II. The nmtier of the "'"'beuveauv 4rt -t lloinmcM s" Mociety will bu diacusa d ut thia t:nie abo.