Thursday, June 21, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
EVEN AIM
1! St tf .. It t: ttjvulU-y In in KOOI slmpo, according to
n (.O.MI.NU EVENTS R.lr. IIiikkitiv, um ho IiWI.vob tho
Jl"'e 21 North PuwJcr " whole, statu bi boIiib to cmcrgu from
Rodeo at North Powder. t Jilm ri-ailjiiaiiiicnt period In Booil
8 June 2I-2U t'li:iutiiu(ua Week shape.
8 nt Riverside Park. !
8 July 0. Old Oregon Trail Pan- f. r
8 eant at Top 0' Wue Moun- 'tctiirn To (.ruiiKtT
8 tains. tl 'ra. 8. M Ilia und her daughter,
8 Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair 8 ! Josephine anil son James relumed to
8 at Ellfill. Granger Washington after having ac
8 8 8 !( 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 eonijanled the body of her daughter
' Kathleen to l-ii Grande, where burial
Much Improved hv.w held Monday.
IMIS
I.
PVTROL FOREST I "slit, eyes pale blue. vac. scar on up
WITH A1TPT T lK-r k!:t arm, m;u-oil riiilit alun.
UlJ.il ..Villi IjiViMj n. iuy Wilson, t to ir y.
(Bv Associated Press)
! SPOKANE, Wash., June 21. Pilot ' im.rth:
Nick Mamer has undertaken a patrol 'light brown, eyes gray, weight 150
of the forests of the (Jeur d Alene -vur;; ur both ei s, two moles uu
'anil Pctlatch Timber asociat'o'iino i! oi .,:;. imu: thin ('.
'with radio-ciiuipped airplanes. His b'rank K. Walters, 5 to 14 years,
'contract is said to i0 the first of its gr;tn,l Uirtvny, No. olim, ago 17, white
he.i-,li! a feel and three cii.il ru In
ches, complexion dark, hair dark
brown, eyes brown, weight l:in, scar
years, over bridge or nose, scur on right
btngliry liisi degree. No. J772, agojtemde, vac. Hear on left arm, tour
-K, white, lieiglit 6 feet 9 and threo on right breast, scar on right thumb.
inches, complexion light, hair
Mrs. Chris Miller, who underwent I
a serious .surgical operation recently To Hold Tent Meetings,
is very much improved. ) Rcy. Cock of portlan(1 j erecting
rti iiimcl t i'..,ii..i.... ' t tent in the vacant lot at the rear
i n ,,- 1 ,Z i T I r 'of the New Foley building where he
t 'Z t J;,T:'yll!r f expects to hold inter-denominational
Pendleton, returned to their home ',:.. fur several weeks Meet
last even,,,,, alter .rand!.! the. day ''b.infLndaT wUh Koo.l sp
here attending the farmers' picnic. msic and naMn Every-
,, , ... . one is invited.
Here from McMinnville ;
W- J. Hagerty, of th0 Mi-Minn-! ,. ... 7r
:ii I?;-., i e t.. . Visitinir Here
Minnvillc, is in the city for a short' Misk O hyia Whitney of Burns, has
: i... : .i i been visitin? at the home of Mrs.
anions the e-ncsts at the l-'o ev I'. H- Carbine in ! ruitdale for the
. mist ten davs. She will upend, sev
. . . . . ... . r.
r- . i ... ieial davs visitinc with Mrs. Grant
, i p n 1UISU,-V- , ,. , Sturtevant of Grande before re
Paul P. Paullas an. Marie Kellata t t0 hcr homo in Burns.
were united in marriage hv Arthur, h
C. Williams justice m the pence, ,,. At1.n(1 t,,,,.,,,!..,.
Tuesday. They are both residents ofi ,, , , ,.
tu; ,.;i i.t n, ....,. , lr. am Mrs. K. P. Ijindls left yes
their home in Pendle'tcn in the fu- frday for San Pransisco, where , tlu-y , cablegram received here by AdolplniPKe.l
turc.
NEW TODAY
fRv Associated Press)
SANTA: BARBARA. Calif., Jonc kind ever signed in this country for
31. Styles in money change so frc- patrolling privately owned forests
quently in Kurope these nays tnat for protection against fire
the people over there are dubious The wireless equipment will he
even of American money that isn't UPed to notify headquarters and fire
iio:t model. According to J. D. Low- fiirhters when smoke is sighted or
slev of the First National bank hre. when nnv fire situation changes. I!
A woman came into nis oansing s believed mai lire ugnung oa a, run om.c, rresn
house a short time ago, Mr. Lowstcy lnrirn scale can be .inecteii tin si ct- Kiuiuan) jc n
said, and told him' that she had sent fnctivelv from the air, when radio I C r::er
$2 in American currency to a friend' affords means of constant cominuni-
in Austria. The friend took the
money to a bank in Austria and ask
ed to have the bills changed into
Austrian currency. The clerk cxam-
in,l thn nntp Ancefollv nn.l S1IW
that they were issued by the United ! a second machine, to be used fer
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE
In the County Court of the Slate
of Oregon for Union County.
In the Matter of tho Estate of
James M. Longshore, deceased
Notice 'is hereby given that, in pur
suance of an order of the Honcrahlc
U. G- Couch, county judge of Union
County, State of Oregon, made on
sale of the real estate hereinafter
described, there wilt be sold at pri
vate ssle to the highest bidder for
cash from and after the 13th day of
July, 1023, tho following described
real estate: the NINES, section 32,
township 2 South, Range 37 E. W,
M and tho WiSWl, the SE1SW1 sec
tion 2t, tho NEJNWJ section 32,
Township 2 South, Kongo 37 E- W.
M all in Union County, State of
Oregon.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1923.
JAKE ROSTOCK. :
Administrator of tho Estate of
James M. longshorc, Deceased-
garden stuff.
lettuce. 3 heads Sc.
l'ir and V. U-21-11
,thn 12th day of June. 1023. for the' June M-21-2H July 5-12
OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOQOOOOOOOOO'000000000
o
cation. FOR RENT Furnished tin.
The plane Pilot Mamer is nnw apartment. Call Iu2-M. C-21-2tp
using is tho one no recently came
two passengers ironi oi. ram
Scattlo "without even a motor
States Treasury Department over 10 emergencies, is being shipped from j F(H, SALE Dairy and fruit farm
...... f ujiarinteni. ju--.ii. u----.e o
arried o
ul toij.-oi; ,!;enT New, modern house9
miss."i Phoile 3i;s-W. 0-21-ltiT5
years age.
"I cnnnc.t cash them,'
ed. "They are out of date.
CALIFORNIA IS THE
RAGE NOW IN PARIS
the Middlewest to Boville, Idaho,
he explain-1 contract requires the patrol shi
WANTED -I
Merchants
PRESIDENT'S FIRST TALK is
(Centinued from Page One)
rPn, ii,.l...;i .,l
Mrs. Mollie Peebler, who has been!"1 nn-dlca convention bed
at the hospital for the past ten days w ,cr- 1,1 ,l,e wo''1'1- ul,1
following an operation, re.urne.i '-i""liK expect to be gone two weeks.
jiuine leeeoLiy ill u niuo iiopiuvco , , , . . , ... . .
condition ; main iieneuraiti uiim nigii
A
(Bv Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 31.
Enlarged photographs of scenes in
California, framed in natural red
wood, arc creating a sensation in
Paris where they are being exhib
ited in the Legion of Honor build
ino June 5-Julv 5. according to a
cablegram received here bv Ailoipn Wml menvbers ot tiic industrial
will intend tho American Medical con- g. Spreckles from his wife, Mis.! Workers of the World, continued at
nilon which is to he held there next Alma de Brettville Spreckles, who i Sacramento, Cnl- Two. convicted;
week from the 2ftth to the iath. this,js jn France. . Iiheie. however, had tiieir sentences , FOR RENT A
The photographs, the property of commuted conditional on their depor
William Snroulc. president of the tution. .
Southern Pacific company, depicts; Sentences of 22 alleged I. W, W.
The
up to
he in the air four hours a day from
June 15 to September 15
"By this constant patrol," Pilot
'Mtanier says, "it should he almost
impcssible for any fire to get a
start sufficient to spread and de
stroy large amounts oi vaiuauie
timber."
close in- Good house, water niwl
bath in the house, large barn, g
vagc and several other Uniildin,
Two orchards. Price $0750.00.
.Small payment in cash or prop
erty, balance to suit. Earl Zun-
dell. 3H0-W. G-21-ltp
Waiter and
Restaurant.
wai
6-2
'..V.Vivw. ii XT TV 't i;im;TOR SALE OR TRADE Fcr smal.
UALOMS; JLhl 1WO WORDS. . -lh
harness and one heavy mouijtnin
wagon, lniiuire at camp in
of Grande iRondo Slaughter IrfiTise.
C-21-2tp
I
scenes in ' Yosemite, southern and members convicted in the celebrated
I northern California, Lake Tahoe, the , rjiieago trials nn.l sent to Lcavci-
Here l'cr tliu Altei-noon , held
Yesterday afternoon William Poll- band Inst evening and it was an
num and wile and Johnnie ft'limlt nounced the band would have re
.inrt wife of liaker spent several hours hearsals on next Monday and Wed
wiih l.a Grande frleiids. .Mr. I'oll-: nesday nights, Director Loney re
man and .Mr. Kchmitz are prominent questing everyone to be present as
in banking circles ill Baker. j ther are some very important mat-
tors to be discussed before the 'band
Marriages Licenses Issued ' members.
Two marriage licenses were issued j
yesterday, one to Koy Baiter and Hetui-ii From I'ortlnml
Ruth Wall Geiss, both of Cove, and j AlIJ an(, iu.s V(,u,r!,on am tim.0
ne.e U-. Paul P. P.-.ullas anil Mane. ,,,.,, jusl returned from Portland
Kcllato, of Pendleton. where they motored on business in
: connection with the new Salvation
Jury Being Drawn iArniv building which they state is
A jury is being diawn today for oon t0 b0 e,.,,,.t,,,, while n l'ort
the case of Union County vs. Ha. tie hl.nl ,,.y ..njoved seeing the Itoso
Fnswrld, a civil case. A jury re-!,.arnlvnl. -Mrs. Standley and daught
turncd a verdict yesterday for the',,,. llla0 uceonipanled thain us far as
plaintiff in the case of Iscitt vs. H i-oriiand. then went on to Salem to
W. Iluehl, for $1,000. The case was'vlait relatives,
a suit on a contract involving the ( ! ,
Eal of 8 f:irm- i Moving Old Church-
ltaKS.-rty Visits Cll.v- I The Pi-esbyterian church, which
W. O. Ilauirerlv. the travelmir ren-1 "uo. !'"-""-"-''".
resenlativt' lor the Ongon l-'ire lie
lii-'f association loealed at iMc.Minn
very successful rehearsal wasl California missions, and other beauty worth penitentiary, were commu
bv the La Grande Municipal j spots internationally known. Paris- j0 expire at oncei Three nf f
grocery, sloro build-
mir on corner Hemlock and Jei-fcrSon-
Will .be completed w'.thin
a few davs. Wijl lease .building
r..!...i ... n,.,. :oi,d lo
cation- .Phone 329-1!.. 205 Hem-
I
in u
L -YA I
rjwttIS i V 2
I . SILK HOSIERY f
Mi all sliu
to match your footwear.
in black and gun metal
S-21-2t
ians, Mrs. Spreckles cabled, are on-niCged I. W- W. member
xious itc. learn all they can about
the Golden State. A motion picture
at Wichita, received commutations.
reel is being shown in connection 'r,AVA STRE AM; .
with this vlniit Rhnwinv honiitv ; "A '
IS IJECOMIM.
LESS INTENSE
mite'.l lock.
our
cenvicted wavtfii Rewind Will make bun
galow anions and housif nresse:
for SI. 00 each. Phone 31T-W
1-ltp
scenes of California,
Mrs. Spreckles gave the Legnli of
Honor a complete sot of medals of
the presidents of the United States
from Washington to Harding. These
have been added to the other exhib
its of tho historic Legion of Honor
(Continued from page 1)
Calatablano, once green
l.......Ofiil nu pnl'iiri'il U'itll
building on the batik ot the Seinc'U(, ', du!it am ci,u.r!), tremble
she cabled to, the San t ranciscOjlin(i )pavu ,.,, lho fCet, while Hie
capiLaiisu
HIRE DISABLED
roaring sounds accompanying llu
eruption mingle with the i'utnlilinf;.;
of lorries through tile darknc.is eavry-
VPT IS PI TA 'ing aw.iv the reliigees and llicir pos-
X-XO AJiJil sessions from the doomed villages.
As one approaches tiro volcano,
n.o,,!iy,f,SOC1? 6d r'?SS)P i Imiuwei of tiery material llhrown
BOISL, Ida.. June 21. Employ-; , ,ulu,r ,.,.., ,. ,, .,;
ment of disabled veterans of the' , ro, ,ow,y ,,wll llK, mouniala
World war, 260 of whom are about 0 am, .. lhl.m lu-o dense clouds
to compete! their vocational tt-a,,, vi .
ing in l.lahb; is urged in an .official
statement issued by 'Governor C. C
ville w-.'s in the city today looking
fine and huppy as a lark. lie says
his company is prosperous and do
ing a good business. The Willaniolto
1, rnniii nt thft romPl' nf M HVO
...n .....1 mv.l. L.tw,.l hinrilim. to 1T
announcement by the present own- "During the World war," the gov
er todnv. Moving operations have ornor declared, "these men went
been gang on for some time. Mr. from Idaho
Mars nas not yet announced to what
use the building will bo put.
COOL, STRONG
REASONABLE
CLOTHES
.For a Boy's Vacation
Rampage !
He'll be caiying water
foi' the el(hants lard
for the. cyik and he'll
,';e carryg on for him
self all unimcr long.
Ilere'slhe answer m
.ecial stock of
cluth for hoys the to
ital of a complete outfit
k,i.Ji l:il:iiu-P tlifi liriCf
"f :r '
f ;vool suit!
fiovs' Khaki Suits
S;.I5 to $9.S5
Mrs' Knicker Pants
SI. 13 to S2.S5
IJovs' Khaki Waists
D.'ic to S2.25
T-iys' Three-(2uarter
Stockings
(i.lc to SL-15
Ijovs Ovpralis, Bib or
Waist
$1.10 to $1.-13
Bovs' Cas
'i'c' to $2.2.3
We arc helping the b-ys
to hch) themselves to a
good time without being
called into the' wood
shed for extravagance.
Ilcarldiiartcis
for Clothes for the
Pageant
Clint 'sCIothiery
The store W illi a I'ihi-m iem-p"
Assistant Attorney General
J. .Ml Devers, assistant attorney
general of Oregon, is in La Grande
today assisting the county in a con
demnation suit to secure a right of
way on the La Gran.le-Jc-seph high
way in thc vicinity of Iinblcr. A
jury is being drawn this afternoon
to try the case, which will be pre
sided over by Judge U- G. Couch, of
the county court.
Old-Time Sheriff in Toils
Jim Blakeslcy, one of the best
known men in Eastern Oregon and
old-time sheriff of Wallowa and
Crook counties, fell a victim to pro
hibition ngents, according to reports
received by J- A. Linville, prohibi
tion director, from agents working
in the eastern Oregon field. i.M. P.
Burnett, federal agent, and Baker
authorities arrested Blakeslcy re
cently with three gallons of moon
shine in his possession, and in a raid
on his ranch, uncovered a still and
another supply cf liquor. The vet
tcran officer, who was thc first sher
iff of Crook county, is ihcing held
for action by state authorities at
linker. Orcgonian.
FIVE ESCAPE
FROM IDAHO
PENITENTIARY
(Continued from tmo D
ch lnown,
as our representatives
in that struptfle, returning to us in-,
jured, broken' and disheartened.
ct..-u ' -u i i hulr l)!ituk. rwtld In front
sii'nrenared themselves to ngaini"V oafmn. of left JHih. birthmark
tUn in.l.mon.ln.... n,l V,..,-.i
,:.,: f .ir...,t pi.ii. rr:..';..iJ J. J. WrlKht, 1 to Ui year
nml mnlr.vAr of')!.- .,.( l,o,',.l,'l llirV. No. 322. aBC
romeinner that these men are en
titled to preferential rights in em
ployment." '
AUTO IS TOO SLOW
FOR VETERAN HIKER
Vi('('-l,rri(I-iit Here
.Mr. Itiikcr. vice ltrosident of tli-j
orison Muiiume Society, was in the
city yestcnluy, introducing WiHanl A.
Kllu.lt un.l his late book cntllle.l
"Hirds of the I'ariric Coast." The
liouk is vry attraettvely urraiiKi-d,
.showintr pictures and containing :t
lull (ir.scriptions of 118 coinmon
(Ilv Associated Press)
HELENA, Mont., Jone 21 After
walking- thirty -miles between -breakfast
arid dinner recently, Wallace
lEiikhead,, 70-year-old prospector,
who has lived forty years in tho
Marysville, Mout., mining diKtrict,
obtained a lift in an automobile
when within a few miles of Helena.
Before they had pone half a mile
in the machine a tire blew off and
Birkhead completed his trip afoot.
"I would have been here sooner,"
he told a friend, "but I was delayed
by an automobile ride- You can't
depend on them things when you're
in a hurry."
He made thc thirty m'dea in five
hours despite the delay caused white
he waited to see if thc machine was
going to travel again soon.
n Inside or left letf
luirf.
M, whilu, height
5 feet S 'timl live elulilliH inclieH, coin
l.lexlon lUrhl, Wei;;ht H" r-ftnml:--. Tiair
FOR SALE
By the Owner
An i 1 1 iioi ilinat y fine L'H-acre It-
In Miv I'M i !;. jusl uulslde ()f city Mil
Us; very best of soil, trull n
pi -o Tiueiits it-rlKatecl, elect ric
two lii rue cluV.en liollses Mil pens,
iaii:1 7-i(K)iu ?rslnry hnusf, garage.
Ivor; shop. i-olAstorarfT cle. I will
Sell I his phice sl.lHiiytTi Jm'Iow Its ac
tual cash vain liken at once.
Good terms. lV:ie for 1!. 1. l'ratl
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Hair Nets
Tlie kind that wear
Silk Vests
and Knickers
in pinki orchid, maize
and peacli
French & Greene
Rcady-lo-Wcar and Shoes
coooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Pyramid Land
Company
ai'..'''t-Ktta.'ifi"i';v,i
-" I I'M
i..'l IKJ
FOR (
ISO INTEREST
More
suinincry
idea th;
mef thancer are asking for cool, I
PAIUUITI!)
Hi-.l
Getting awa;
effeminate.
Discovering that they're the most comfort
able shoes any man can wear in summer.
$5.50 to $10.00 ,
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with thc Tcoplc"
l'IN KAI'l'I.KS ADVANCE
(By Associated Press)
IIONOIUhU, June 21 Increases
in thc prices which the larjce. pine
apple canners in Hawaii will a.4 for
their pack this year are expected
western hirds seen around this locali-to raise the territory's cross revenue
ty. The hook was printed In Port-j from this commodity from $!!) 00f),
lund, and the pictures wero made by : ot0, the amount in l'J22, to appri xi
I'ln thind nriisis. The plates were ! matelv $24,235,000, it has been esti
na'le hy the Heaver cneravlnir com- I mated.
pn ' I'ortliiml. Mr. Kllioit will xhe increases, nnnounceil already
lecture tonluht at the V. M. c. A. to i hy thc Hawaiian I'ineapnle Comnanv.
the lioy Scouts.
Hot Lake Arrivals
The recent arrivals at the Hot
Lake sanatorium are: G. Shintakcr,
Spokane,. Wash.; C. Nyber, Spokane.
Wash ; liiulph Dunbar, Spokane,
Wash.; Koy IForellc, Lime, Wush.:
G. Lund, "Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. R.
Snider. Hailey, Ida.; Mrs- F. IleKalk.
Kamela: J. K. Sahlstrom, Spokane.
Wa-h.: KM Kr.'.ivsk and wife. Bake s-
field, Calif. j T. I. Rinker and wife, J
Bakersficlil. Calif ; I). O. CouRhman ,
and wife, Portland; Mrs. W. A. Stew-
-d. Baker; F.d. C. Smith. Portland; I
Mary A. Wilson. Walla Walla, ,
Wash.; K- M. Griffith anil wife, Ba- 1
ker; V. Akivoshi, Pleasant Valley; J
Jas. S. McKinlcy, Portland; 'A. Hoi- i
linffsworih. The Dalles; Thomas liar-
rell, N'incent; Verna M. VoRel, Van- B
couvcr, Wash.
the lartrest packers of the commod
ity, and thc Park City Fruit com
pany, one ot the smaller concerns,
average about 25 per cent. They arc
made necessary, according to thc
firms announcements, becausp of the
increase of the prices of suirar. cans.
bexes, and the raw pineapples. The
price advances approximate 50 cents
a case ot oiip tlozen cans.
SUMMER ROUND TRIP FARES
Tickets on Sale Daily From May 15th
to September 30lh
Final Return Limit October 31st
From LaGrande via Kootenay and
Arrow Lakes
To CHICAGO - - -
ST. LOUIS - -
NEW YORK - -
BOSTON - - -
TORONTO - - -
MONTTREAL - -
Low Rates Can Be Given to Many
Man-Killing Gas to lie
Tried on Grasshoppers j
i
fltv AHHOt-iut") IroHs
liAVKK, Mont., June 21. Man- J
ktllini; hh. sik h ,if wa uft d In I he I
wrM iir. may h- n-Hortnl to hy J
MM coiinly In it m fth'ht HKaitiHt ktiinm- a
lioppiTS. The county nut horitM-s have
tiik- ii the niiitttT up with tin n itlon
:! Lnvpfiincnl tn itn ttttciupt to -cure
a supply ut onco.
tt in liclifi-f fox-lMc to lay down
a ;irriiK" nf t ii poinon fi.'n, n wai
(lone In I'ntl lc, and cvr. phi It mc
rn th- (t' l'Is l'(iro th- trr ithopp.
i r.t. as )! an Kophcrs anl crop tlc
oj if'ir p-its.
i iioxt i i m Tiii.jr.s-M: !
REGUIiDL :i
iry.itAi. oil i,
yS tl cal lip-liL of (
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y.j;-u Ac lis.
rawl yV! -' h M
$ 88.68
84.18
150.08
156.18 i
116.43 '.
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A.R-C.A-D.E.
TODAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY
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11 WJ1 MARION
HI ,sM .V y
An 0'h-rl s a
ri al oil fur 1 1
chronic const);
ilial Hta.siH.
It Kivta n:m:rc a Bt-nU", ;.-t
effective awwiHliiticc. It
natural function ;' ti'inr tv
lulnif atinn i he Ini' H'iii i!
A ftm- r-niftly to wiml off
app-nllcttis.
I'riM M.i-; kt tioltic
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
i-".3 t'-'i is
J --6 f
LOWEST fN YEARS
Make tlie trip a plcaiitnt vacitinn. Se
Ihe CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES
n route. Stop off wherever you wlih.
Are you in a hurry? Co from coatt
lo coatl in 91 houra on the TRANS
CANADA LIMITED.
For special rate to many other points
apply to
W. H. DEACON, Cencral Arcnl
CANADIAN PACIMC
65 Third Street, Multnomali Hold Bdg.
PORTLAND, Or.tGO.N
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L4damand8Va
A Cosmopolitan Produclion
Ct Cpammounl Qklum ,
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wstmi
Slop! Don't pass on without resolving to sec
"Adam and Eva." the gayest show in town.
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L'jt a Want AJ lirnJ yuur buer.