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THE LA CillANUK EVENING OBSERVER
PACK" E1VE
Local News In Brief ,
SflrnrniTirui!
IVOLUIinwl
of the I'nion
Oregon.
HtJHMMH. mmmm m!KXU l,lirk Is the dilUtfhler Of N.
. r''Ul,u of Inion
September Pendleton ttj
ocpi,;..;-6 uuion county rair j .. y. WYist tiberer returned
at r-iin.
k:
Hotel
Married hy .JuMlce r IVncc
Hurry W. J'ureell and Ida Conic
lln or Union, were married yesterday
tilternoon Jit r o'clock by Aruthur i
AVilliums, justice of thy peace.
liuys Xcw Hun-ahm '
(luy V. Hole hi;s purchased a new
modern bungalow from Kred 1. Znbel,
ill ('' N avenue. Mr. liulo has
already taken possession. This sale
wiih mnde through tico. 1 1. I'uircy,
real estate dealer.
llefuiiiN ?,u ;ntndc
li ura JNnninKton. who la employ--d
ut l-'reneh and Greene, 1ms returned
from a vacation spent with tier moth
er In J'oeattllo,. Idaho. She reports
a very pleasant trip.
Another Home Sold
Kred I tut II has sold hi.H six room
house and three lots at 1 51 2 Monro
street to Guy t'hapln. Mr. Chuptn is
planutni; to build a modern bungalow
on one of the lots In the near future.
The sale wus made by the Pyramid
Land company.
Another Deer Killed
' 1'uul Knautz added the third deer
to La Grande hunters quota this
year when he bagged a fine buck in the camp.
ceiilly from u six week's trip to bisk
old home In Wabusli eituniy. Illinolfi.
Mr. Weisenbei'Kv; went first fo Port
land and ' heard the lute President
Hardin; talk, then to Sun Francisco,
Los Angeles. San Dli'K" am) through
the southern state lo New Orleuns,
then lo St. I.ouis and Illinois. He
returned by way of Kansas City, Den
ver and Salt Luke, win-re he stopped
and visited friends. He states that
Hie country looks good to him where
ever he has been.
Ill BASIN
ORE VALUABLE
FILE SUIT SOON
Doesn't Want Money; He
Wants Brookhart Under
Oath; Senator to lleply
Thursday.
of (he eastward flUht of tin- trans- f.-r2.'-r
continent ul mall rdnnir
rolliaon said that utter eneounter.
Inc1 heavy clouds unrt fos he discover
ed no was HK'iin snori "i
neiperr iu l ill nwiiuun ' "-.
rushed after u new supply of fuel.
Til make Cheyenne If its the last
tiling I ever do." Colllson said, after
hindhm;. I
toduv. The announcement came
prior to, going to press and no fur
ther details of the kill could be dij;
cmeuM. ut -that time-
'BAKER, Aug. 24 A report deem
ed reliable comes trom the old min
ing camp of Mormon Basin that im
portant ore development has been
made on the Phelan group of mines
in a cross-cut tunnel upon which
work has been prosecuted for the
past year or more.
A ledge carrying very high grade
gold values was cross-cut and has
been "th cause of great jubilation
on the part of the owners of the
property and claim owners generally
J. his strike occurring
Mouse lo Stage Teed
The following communication was
given tu the Evening Observer to
:i ;. niiT,: fn.m the Loyal Order
..'"' .lo-se. 'Hig and little moose
,.t .1 n e .manner at eight o'clock
ihuiday evening. Big feed!"
t
jri
f1' r. 1 'f ' f'l.-ii in tii
: v Hart was found
s,.irterly conduct arid was
, ami rl. I). Mires, Wm
' : .1 - . .11 1: 1 A. Pie-heart-, were
ci.it e i l ith traffic violations. Mires,
an Idaho man, forfeited $10 bail by
non-appearance, Haradon, charged
with speeding, was fined $0, and
Hreshears, of Elgin, charged with
cutting corners, was fined $5.
as it has almost simultaneously with
tne rich timls at Malheur and Wil
low creek gives inspiration to the
thought that the old neighboring
mining camps are in for a genuine
boom
The Phelan property is situated
on what is known as Sunday Hill,
and is in close proximity to the
Rainbow and Blue Mud mines. 'Ab
sociated with Mr. Phelan in the own
ership of his property are one or
more La Grande people, who also
own the Monatrhan irrouu of claims.
n jlite:extensions of the well known Rain-
mow mine.
On the Phelan mine a ten-stamp
mill has been built and just com
pleted and if reports are true wiil
soon begin dropping stamps on the
ore from the new strike.
Daughter or N. IV. Clinic Chosen
J ndifes In the Oregon Ian beauty
contest yesterday narrowed the con
test to the following 12, among whom
the winner, to represent Oregon a
Atlantic City, N. .J., in a national benu
ty contest, will be chosen: Miss Ther-
e,Sfi , I''. ( 'o"i'ieri. Hiltshoro; Miss Kcuif
es du I ir utis it. liobinson, Auror,-..
' .'HcKiiii, U"d Misses filleen At. Harry.
Dorothy tiluUely, K.a l.'lul'K, Jtllth
iu in . U. Lora Council, l-'rances
.' i- ..t. t" i v.i Until Markcflie, Kath.
ii s.t.Kii. Patricia Smith and Ma
. tt ivrttau'iigin, all of Portland. Miss
DKF- MOIXKS, lu., (l;y the'Assocl-
ated Press,) Kormer Secretary of
Agriculture K. T. .Meredith's suit fiw
libel and damages for no cents agutnst
Sen itor Smith W; llrookharl of Iowa,
will bo filed soon after Mr. Meredith's
return at the end 01 tint; week from
Hemldji, Minn., where he Is vacation
ing, It was announced Tuesday hIkIiL
.Aiiorne a for M r. Aleredith already
have been instructed iu preparing the
petition. Just where the suit will he
filed has not hcen definitely do;er-
! mined.
1-Yiends of Mr. Aleredith, it is re
ported, have urged him to bring suit
fur a less unusual amount, hut the
former cabinet officer argues that he
is not after Senator Urookhart's mon
ey. ' v ....
Wants Iti-iMikhart I inter Oath.
In his statement of Monday Air.
Aleredith said "his real compensation
will be in (retting Mr. Urookhart on
record under oath."
Air. Meredith Is to sue the Iowa
senator because of the hitter's alleged
charges in a speech last week that
Air. Meredith, while secretary of ag
riculture, '"sat-in the Wall street game
and helped to. produce the greatest
panic in farm prices in the history of
agriculture."' .
' They havp been engaged in a public.
controversy for several weeks over
the financial condition of the Ameri
can farmer. Air. Aleredith, in Ills
statements, declared the farmfers
would receive $60,0(0,u0 more for
their grain this year than they did
l uit year, andk I lie senator. In his
speeches, argued that the farmers are
near bankruptcy becusti of economic
conditions.
Senator Brookhart' is expected to
reply at length to Mr. Ucredlth,u
threatened suit In hlfl Jewell, la.,
speech Thursday. 1 le was engaged
at Jus home iu Washington, la Tues
day in preparing this speech. The
senator has said that he is not wor
ried about t lio suit.
MISTAKES HAPPEN
IN THE BEST OF
LAUNDRIES
To men who have nev
er worn collar attached
shirts here's what we
hope happens
We wish that instead
of brinein? home your
( correct bundle of neck
1'7U(1U S5IUI US Ulclt U1U
I'Me llips.'a cog and de- ;
(jfei'S by error one 01
r,it'Nt'Ustadter collar
Everv man who tries
on makes room in
shirt drawer for
i; ''I'ridav we have Broad
Vriwtencf iPoplins in
lf'vprTacb!or we can
think of.
S2.93 to $5.83
Trie Shape Silk Hose
i 7."ic to $1.45
rSchol-Wil Light Caps
S1.95 to $3.43
Jantzen Bathing Suits
$2.85 to Sfi.83
. ' Chcnev Neck Tie.
7(lc t( SI. 4."
Ch e n 0 v H a n 1 1 ke i v 1 1 ie f .
$.'5.15 to $(i.83
(pNT (pTHIEg
The Store With A Conscience"
Clubs Receiving Charter,
COUVAI.LlS, Aug.' 22. Boy's and
girls" clubs over the state are receiv
ing their charters issued from th
Tniled States department of agricul
ture and mailed to them by H. C.
Seym,our, state club leuder. The re
quirements for a charter are a niem
bership of five or mon an adult
eader, ommieers, and a proem m of
work for , the entire, year subtnitteil
to the ommiee .of the- stjie leader.
Kuch charter 1h signed by the secre
tary of agriculture, the slate super-
BMW
'liirM-MMmfui.i-im m J
I'oi llinul Mni kels Tixlny.
l'OHTI.AM). AUK. 2 2. I Jvi'sloi'll
opkm nuil butler stuatiy.
Portland Wheat Today.
PORTLAND, AiifC. 22. (AP)
Hunl wheal, J1.U7; Wotorn Red,
SI. 00.
Porllund Grain .Market
(Yesterday)
PORTLAND, Aug. Si2. Wheat
soft white, August $1.05; S-pten'orr,
?1.04j western white, Aujr t, ?1.0S;
September, $1.0-1; hard winter, Au
gust, $1; September, 98c; northern
spring, August, SI; Septembur, iSf ;
western red, '.August, $i; September,
ihSc.
Oats No. 2 white, feed, 'August,
$2i; September, $25.50; No. 2 Ciray,
August, $25; September, $24.50. .
Corn No- 2 E. Y. shipment, Au
gust, $:!7.75; September, $:!7.
mienrient of Rchools. thr tlriilf,r nt
xlenpion Bervici' iini lbi. Hlalo club I Hn U"1S. "early exbau.steil and suffer-
Portland Cattle Market. -(Yesterday)
PORTLAND, Aug. 22. Cattle
temlv. lieceints. 782. Calves gen
erally .steady to 25c higher, in spots
50c higher; choice steers, $j.w to
medium to good steers,. $(!.75 to
OQ.ir. .tan.. -nr. 7T. t,
S(!.75; common to fair steers, $1.75 1
to $5.75; choice heifers, $5.50 to
$3.75; choico cows and heifers, $5
to $5-50; fair to .medium cows anil
heifers, $:i.50 to $-1; medium to gooci
cows and heifers, $4 to $5; common
cows, .$3 to $:!; canners, $1.50 to $2; I
1...U.. t .t . nl.nia .lliivir PillvPM .!
$0 ti) ""iflO; prime light, $0 t: $10;
medium light calves, $3 to $9; heavy
calves, $5 to $8.
Hogs Steady. Receipts, none.
Prime light, $9.50 to $0.75; smooth
heavy, 2:i0 to 300 pounders, $8 to
S0.25: ;tl)0 pounds and 'in, !7 lo $H;
rough heavy. S5 to $7; fat pigs,
n,iill .Smith, lofl Chicago sis minnles ' 'ce,dfi R.m'w '.n
Inter, four minuti'S nhead of the ' . '. ' h' ' ' J
scheduled time for departure.
rilot Winslow, hurrying east, was
relieved at Khio, Ne, by Pilot
Ulanch field, who left there at 7 : !)U
a. m., i'5 minutes ahead of schedule.
Pilot Scott took the easthound ship
from Klko, New, to .all Lake. (i:in
miles from S;m l-'rancisco, arriving
there ut IMS p. m., mountain ttme,
and nine minutes later Pilot Robert
tfllis hopped off for lloelc Sphigf,
Wyo., which was reached at 3 oVlouck
Ttid Pilot Cotllson hurried away two
minutes later for Cheyenne, but was
forced to turn back, to Lariule be
cause he w;ls almost -Oiit of gasoline.
to sr:
Sheen ' Receipts, none. Stc:uly.
East of the mountain lambs, $!-50
to' $10.25; choice, valley lamba, $!)..r0
to .10; medium valley lambs, $9 to
$9.00; common valley lambs, $7 to
S.0; cull lambs, $8 to $9; liprht
T-.-lin. ft 7 r,i t.. t.ir.vv v-'i".
lings, M'tn $n.5rt: liwtit. withers. SpO (
to !(.(. hli; litavy wei'iior.S, JjifjO to.
ewen, si. 611 to $o.hU.
leader.
Cat Fancier Evicted
(By J. N. S.)
LONDON, Auir. 22. Miss Laura
Ashton was evicted from her rooms
in Marylebone on grounds that she
keeps seven cats, which periodically
have families of kittens.
l'or;Ia.d .iuil:;t.
iYestuiduy)
KR1!L-ANl, Auk Zt- (AP) liifftfs
steady- Current receipts, 29 to 30e.;
pullets, 25 to 27c; hennery, HO to
:i7c; delivered in Portland.
Butter Steady. Extra cubes, 42ic
to 'Klc; underj-a.tes, 39c to. 41c;
prints, 47c; cartons, 48c. ,
CONTINENTAL
FLIGHTS ARE
lug front cold when he came down.
Powerful Lights Show Way to Mght
Flying Machines.
OMAHA, Neb., ( Ry the Associate:!
I'rom Aurv 0 9 n ,1 ,,ol- m-nfnA tlm
S85-miln stretch between fbtcuKo and PUBLIC'S FUEL
fheyenne 'I'uesilay night, Ulurninatini;"
of the first night airwuv In the his-
jtory of world aviation was begun.
i At each of the t'nited States air
niail fields In Chicago. low 1 City,
Omaha, North Platte and Cheyenne,
3 H -inch electric arc beacons revolved
NEEDS ASSURED
'I?PT V HVITD 'completely around the horizon thn
is
Ml
fl.
'
1 ''.'.-A
SaSi'V ft'-'''
4 JsmW-'if
I ' INK B.-irSB'iO.T
lllll -mm
ii vmmm
.k.Sf
First Hint
Autumn modes' for Autumn days
which are not far ahead
It's always such a feeling of delight
ful satisfaction to know that the. cos
tume complete is ready for the first
chill blast. Fall Wraps have entirely
new lines and fabrics.
A wonderful collection of the newest
modes now on display. ;
Priced from $25.00 to $105.00.
New Wool Frocks in the new plaited,
tiered or godetcd styles all so new and
sinovt. A number of these good look
ing models are now one display......
Pi'iced from $28.50 to $(55.00.
1 '
One)
ft 'ontlnued lYom Page (ntf)
tations between the operators nnd
their employes.
"The commsion," he asserted, "is
nreparod for eventualities." 1mm--
tinieH a ininute. casting a 4r.0,t ,Mi0 dlatoly upon receipt of information
candle power beam miles Into 11,11 1,111 "'- L"m"ullu tu
darkness ' i broken up over the question ol in-
' Another light of dual power flood-I1 Wl,e Mr- went
ed the runwaya of the fhdd. In th-l10 thl! Whlt0 ilouii" for tt inference
wu a i in- prt'HKieni.
r rench
Greene
f( ontinned lroin. Page
lap of the night flight.
i mi.Aini, my Uie ASSOCiatOU renter nf whirl. flnh wltl. ll u,,r
Pr.-ss) Ouided by powerful beacon j f;iCe of the ground, but protected by
IlKhts. two government mail planes Iron irrili uii!! it t.i..r..iiu. ninwnr
ush.d toward each otbe- through the of red lain. I'non tuo nnr nf ih..
light over the states (f the middle i hunuar. n ll-rht.-.l m U vi-ihirt
i-est. Tuesday night. Komewhere In - thousand feet r more, fhmted r 1 . .
Nebraska they were scheduled to i fabric cono which to the pilot I:: a
nriliR kev alike to the direction nf tlw wind
One of Ihem carried mall that I-ft ' and iln ir-Inrltv ;tl,..r i.iiPriii, r. .
the (tolden (late TtU'Mtiiy mornini?. ' .tin imvi.ru mi. I ih.. tuiMiwim.i, r n,..
Mi' olhe, yf'-d Westward with mail entire rewerw itlon u-.-i-f ..nllinn.t i'mn
thai left V'v York a few hour:: later, lnldi-s carried iind.rnnnit
uid the. flight marked the innugura- I At ?5 points along the .ssr,-niil-r
tion of trials In the proposed 30-hou-rway are enierjreney fields rmiKlngl
transcontinental air mall service. 'from 15 to 30 mih'-s apart, and from I
If all goes well, tjie eastbound plane ; each of thesn points an IS-fnch in
wlll wing Its wey to earth at New , candescent electric beacon, mounted I
York Wednesday aflernoon, while the jon a ao-foot tower, cast.i a r..eoo,niin
westbounrl ship will drop with itt; bur- jrandle power beam completely around !
den of mall at San Krancisco. iuie horizon every iu seconds. In tie. j
The westbound plane entered the tween these fields at thre.-mile dW-,
area of night travel between Chicatro tancea iieetvlenc irnw benrmiH r,e r.ufi i
and Cheyenne when tt hopped off jcandle power flashed 1 r.u times a mln-ic,"hl 1m; resumed
here :it r,:f,h p. ni central stamlard j nte. Inio this path or light, followin,
time, jdloted by lenn Hmilh. Hp com-'for the most- p;rl a straight air line
panlon. winging lis way east ward, (from the. grct lakes to the Pncky
flew up to meet the night plane from ; mountains, the rirst pl-ines of the
Cheyenne. . j proposed unluue experiment, flew at
lny Might riieveiltful. (dusk, and from It they were scheduled
The day travel of the two plancc. (to emerge nt dawn.
or in reility several planes, for planes )
and drivers were frequently changed. Fog IlhsKw ColHson; ( Iteyenne Pilot
w.ie 1'ttle more eventful than the day! Starts,
mall flying that hns Mug been in pro-j OMAHA. Neb. Aug. Tl, (AP) At
Kress. The night flying between-Chi-J 1 0 r'clock Tuesday night Col. Paul
eago and Cheyenne, however, m irked (Henderson, second nsHistant poHtmaf
an Innovation In the plan for contlnu- jter general, who is directing the fli(;'
ance of air mail service between Satijmade the following announcement re
'ranciMco and New York. Ignrding lite delay to the i-adbound
The pla nes Tuestlay night are fol- ( mail pluue piloted hy A vial or 'old
louing at what at Iheir height seems son. wlm has on account of dense fog.
a limited pathway over the SS5 mites returned four times to Ijtr.tnile. .
ofniyiit rlymg nf t.h L't.s.-ngh,- Jour- "Colllsoit. carrying the eastbound j
ney across tii' continent. . jnmil from San Francisco, was fnrrrd j
Thetr path b mrirked by a srlen of j down at f p. in., at Uirmie. 4i inllef
remarkable tight of great intensity ; est of Cheyenne, due to a heavy fog.
and randlepnwer. and visablo from t IU made four
three to 150 miles. Hurill heacon through to Chey
rpon leaving the cxoeulivc onirea,
he called an immediate meeting of
the coal commisalon and after It had
been in seauion Iras than an hour a
recess was tul. m to eualib JVIr. Ham
mond and Commissioner Nell to con
fer further with President Coolidgo.
The only public nt.itemont reaulthr
from this second Interview was t he
authorized announcement Oat re
gardless of the 'out-rente of the an
ihraclte controversy thn fuel n.. -esities
of the public would be inef.
(itfirials who have followed the an
thracite crisis i lose I y expressed the
opinion Tuesday night, that the presi
dent would not InU-rvene until the
operators and miners hail been given
an. opportunity to come forward with
a proposal w h. b might serve -is a
om prom is? upon which negotiations
in the auscnee or a:iy such mov
it was said, the president might eon
fine himself to a publication of the
findings or the coal coiuinfiMon as to
responsibility for the deadlock In the
belief that public opinion night prove
effective in bringing about an ad
justment and at the same time v.niu.i
use available government agencies f,,
accelerating the production and dis
tribution of bllnmlnouH coal and of oil
us emergency substitute ror anthracite.
innnil in renter.
I'hone 410-J.
lt
Comblnili;r rent, food, clothing, fuel
; and f ui iiilure, i ho Jiving cost is fV
'WANTED linker's helper.
MucpherMM Uakery.
Apply
The Ilaxelwooil ice cream is with
out a doubt the most perfectly froz
en ice cream hold on the cn;st and
J their yherhet is alv.ays nice and
silir, almost as perfectly fto.en as
ice cream una inir brick ice crrani
i tilways perfect Von will find
our agents, Silverlhorn-WrtK-ht's, al
ways rrady to Nerve you and '..iiey
till
attempts to get "' ut" 1,11 1 h " 'very nirni.
le, but the fog w tu '' ' 8-2I-lf
lights are only three miles apart, and so dense ihat nt : 1 f he had not yet
at a distance of 2." mites are great -succeeded in penetrating it."
se irenljghts. while the landing field:,' At !:!' p. m.. Colonel Henderson
along the pathway of the sper ding slated, Siip' rintetub nt Kgge of th
h(ann are also hrllM.mtlv lighted, ami: local station called Cheviine bv hmrr
with emercency xrnrchlights for use distance telephone, and ordered pilot l'UK SAhb A sow and. pij'
NEW TODAY
in
upr lo liiko iif at one with tl..
local clH'vcnn. nnill for ttmaha. Ya-
I- :. nn
8-''J-'Jt
tn raf.' of fornvl Ifintlinif.
Pilot ('. Kiiir.nn Johnpon
when hi- riathr-.l flnvilan.l frtim.eer left a f( w momi'ntn afl r r i-.iv- i WANTED iirinht younir lnilv who
NV V.uk on the first t.-ir of the cast-,lnir tho liiHtru llonn. In roxiwnril flWh: woulil like to learn the flormw
lo-w t fllirht. lie wa.'t Inillsnowci : for Otnaha. : n-iu"- :. A .,;-ly ;.t !'!
WANTED We have .several buyers
for modern homes, apartments and
. rooming houses. If yon want to
wll list your nroierty with us.
I'vrainid Land (' 8-22-ltp
Mil;e. Ro.vea,
!'() SALE ftO
Rummerville.
I'OIt KAI.E Oil TTfA.DK Tiained
Itoat, cart and harness. i.M'iki!
Koves, .Summerville. 8-2J-ilti
KO!! SALE One Liberty six. and
one National six. All in i:ood con
dition. J. ID. Lynch.
WANTED Iidy wants work by
day. I'anry ironinjt a sieeialty
or can do anvthiiiK housework.
Cull after 5::!0 . m. I'hone .'H'.O-W.
I- OR SALE Potatoes. Any quantity
delivered. C S. Khultz. I'lione
:iH!Kl. H-2-.!-2'..
the reporl shows, Is a niatl;
j- from Hi-- avi-rnge Iner-iji"' a
hn;-
I reLiirn
i perity.
Red Cross Drug Store
ROUND-UP SALE
STARTS ON SEPT. 1
nfipwtnrv to heln htm from the phm
when he left New Vork. hut It w-is : At the HAme time Pilot Allison f,ns
ordered to huve hi" r irplane in fea.ii-,
jties to pick i;p tlie H.,ti I r;l!e ;-"0 inrt i
f i n Pilot- C(.h!-n tr iniuntf h- K.n
iitii t't ji.-nett at'.- tin. foy and
Cherry Flonstj,
8
l ii-.i t;
. Wil ..loi
..!:. rt
ij c h
PIOMHJ'I'DN, Or., Aug. 22. Sep
tember I. wil! he the opening date,
tni- the sale nf box and grandstand'
ticket for the Pendleton Itoiind-l'p,
recording fo an announcement mad -I
by the mauayeiiM nt. -'or tin t ii nf
time since tin show started, I i years i
ai;o, th' ie will be no member of the
itnyleu family s-tling tickets. Here
tofore. one of the thr.-e poylen boys,
tons of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas llml' ii,
has been it t he booth window, hut
none of them can : r thll pur. l lie
price of llekets wilt be the name an
in prefoy year-i.
ren TsTnf ; i i Eii
i;ut(;eneral
COSTS LrOWERj
(Continued from pnfre 1) j
F'kI Stays 1 p. 1
::irrie rpnrf hnw thnt fond'
hiv mmitt'ed 4 4.3 per cent
p. t'-. ui.oa -h.ee tl.? prr-
i r tee C(r 71' tr'l h'' 'tr-
STARTING THOlM
t
"i't
.r.v ' . nU- . msi t.i.i-. -iMh ; i.ono'i -1 . '
if i-nil. ! H. I'll .1 Um-wi-Wi N'- r. (..IIiiii I'Dn-vti Itark.
rk at ...ol. ro .i.ind.ircl linio. : I..WI.MII;. Wjo., ii.- -(AIM
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