La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1924, Image 5

xrsday, May 29,. 1924
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
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Local News In Brief
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1 COMING EVENTS . i
June 4, fi( ii Onion J,lve
Stock Show nt Union. . , .
Juno. 2fi-.lirty 2 l,a Grande
Chautauqua.
Mbrtrw Ooi. Tomorrow . i
fi ' Announcement has been mnil
ni nit- uiuihu" iMiiuu- i.turuvy
Will hf cloned nil day tomorrow,
.Hay' 30. , 1 V
!,. . -. :- i . .
To Tufcp Im-(. in Pni-udc
-.-AIL Pons of Vult-rrinN will meoi
tomorrow morntuK ut Hi o'clock nt
the K., of l. hall to tuho part in
tfthe Memorial loy "parade., accord
ing1 to, nunnuncciurnfH today.
In WU Walla 1
Judge and Mrs. J. V. Phy left
this morniiiK with lr. V. T. I'hy of
Hot l4ke for Walla Walla wIihv
they nre uttendins the pax-ant today.-
I Hotim f rout i'ortlnmV .
ty ; Ale Mcl'herson, who has been
f',in Portland lor several days, nrrl'
iltl horiio this inorniiiK unit will ro
'i main In l.n lira tide until Inter in
.the r.onHon. ' ..;..-
I Hohliiftf Motion lay
h'' JudKe Knnwlcs and 11m local nl
torneys arc holding motion day at
the court house. this iimrniiiK-- The
f court. calendar will he made out ul
thin t(mc.
Jfoltlinv school
Hiwim'HH an usual tiut In
hstmr
HqunuliticN is hrnlntr on at llic hlh
; school them days. Six teachers
and about twenty pupils. B'uue of
FU'hoin fulled and others wishing to'fin opportunity Tor asking tines
'got ahead faster are onducting a jtions. Mr. Iteece Is well known:
rt-fiiilar course of study. loot only in Portland, hut through-
-i . lout the northwest. These b-cturet
To Safeguard Window! ' deal with proldcms or vital IuIitcbi
, Tho Pirates and the other hnse-jlo the Christian world. They . an
bnll nines whlcli have appiired in j non-controversial and are designed
aotiop on the local diamond but; to assist toward clearer thiukltu.
backwards ns well us forward from j and Hie fundamentals of t'hristlni
tho looks of the windows in thejlife. Admission Is free,
rearof Ihe high school hulhllttg.
Four have been broken so far; 1
r, thrno last week in the. Kelso game
i and One some time before. arpen
't tvrt "pro putting wire tutting over
th rear windows to prevent a re
ciirrcnce of further breakuge.
r -
r TnK-U Hits Portl
t Oncn at least a Kord got into a
; wreck today where the Kord got
V Hie worst of tl. A the intersection
f ; of Kir and Adams Just before noon
; a loaded gravel truck belonging m
j1 the H'-curity ( mist met Ion mnnpany
Ml
WIIERK ARK YOIT
BUYINfi YOUR
('ARTE RS?
Few stores ndveilise
garters.
They seem to think
that suppoiliiijr a man's
hose is too small an
item to support n news
paper advertisement.
.. We're different we'd
l-alner have your garter
trade than none of your
trade at all and
It is interesting to
note that -men who vcomc
here for something to
hold up their stockings,
on looking around are
impressed that there Is
nothing about our val
ues to hold up a man's
pocketlook ! -'
Drop in for your next
garters nnd while you
are waiting for your
change ' you may see
enough' to change your
past clothing habits.
Michaels-Stern
Suits ,
$25.00 to $."2.r,0 ,
Tierg Hats
?4.85 o $7.00
Nettleton Fine
Shoes ' " ' r
$12.00 to $1.1.00 '
Clolhp.q of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
Tbe Store Willi a Coavlmce
hit u Kord conpo owned and driven
by Jt. It, Anderson of Pendleton.
crushliiK the Ic-fi hind wheel and
doin considerable oilier ilaninKO to
the machine. Truffle it(mr How
aid wuh on the scene -ni once ami
his investhxutinn will pcpltnhly d
'tt rmlne who wuh to hlaine. W. i'.
Perkins, of Ihe Perkins Motor com
pany which handles the Kord car,
also .was on the spot a fw seconds
after I lie-truck and Kord hit direct
ing repairs on the Kord.
To Visit laical l-odc
Mrs. Mary U. Mow, president of
I he Jtelmkah Assembly, Is to hi
Ipti Sutnrduy ulht to make mi
official visit to t'hryatal lteht-kuh
lodge No, riit. A large attendance
is expected hy of fleers of the or
der thai evenliiff.
Members or J Vh hiii
101 wood J.ynmn nml Wahlo Stod
dard, hoih of iM iramh are mem
bers of Knrnm, O. A. all-school
honorary, which ha. heen grunt ad
a chapter of Phi Kappa I'M, na
tional Hchola.slie honorary fraternity-
Jyman fu Henlor in commerce
and' a me'mher of Oregon t'pHi)ot
fralernily. He in a letter man in,
hoth football and haxkeihull. Stod
dard Ik u junior in enmineree. J
i president of ' t he ; kI udenl lmdv
and a letierman In ha.skethnll. He
is u member of Phi -Delta Then
fraternity. .
!-'lrxt Lecture Toiii-ihi . -
The first of Ihe Herbs of leclureh
by keverend William U. Iteece, ol
Portland, will hp Klven tonight at
7::ift o'clock at the Neighborhood
tchib rooms, with the subject "Thr
Inspired Hlble, Jlow and Why."
Kuch lecture wilt be preceded by a
i n i. steal number nnd followed, hy
Officiated lit OniicrMoiio l4itu;-r-
W h I le in K u gen e, t leorgo T.
f'oehran, grand master of Masons
or (rerm, officiuted in laying the
eorneiKtone of a rluh Iiouhc which
is being erected at Ibtil pliu-e b
Hie Masonic grand lodge for the
ust of the students of the. t'ni
versity of rgon who are Musons.
ThU club house will be under tin
management and for the oso of
the t'rarisman club, a Musonic or
ganization among the sltnLentH nnd
faculty or the univerhily. While
there -Mr. C'orhran visltid with his
niece, Ititlh r'nehran, and also had
u ideaxaut visit with several of tha
.students from I. a (Jninde. Mr.
( oe lira n was also the guest of
honor at I bo Shrine ceremonial
put on by tho itillah temple.
Personal Mention
Mrs. a W. Hnlley and grand
children, Twylin and Jack I.eroy
lloiibe, h ft for llermisttm l:i.-t
evening to visit ror n few weeks.
iTravcliner Branch
Library Now iti ilHe
KVFRETT. Wash. (AP) This
city has tnt rod net :m Innovation
In Hie nature of a traveling branch
NEW TODAY
NOTICR
?ne in ilirflt'tilly experience!
In (fdlecllnfc iimrjtcft rnr adver
tising titni is lifted under I'ln.t
fled mUertlsiitg nnd under the
'nev thlny liendln( (he l-'.vo-nlng
Observer will he rear l or
take no t'lnssiried ndvertKlug or
advcriing In Im rim as "new
today' iiiiIihm Hio ndvcrtMiig is
ncrcmipanlctl hy cash.
KOlt UK NT .1 Mrnished housf
keeping rooms. Phone 4U:i-J.
VOU ltKNT Kurnlshed home.
! keeping rooms, t'henp. l!H4:tn
I St. f.-:'i-iip
WANTI; 1 1 r:perieiieed womni
wants washing and Ironing oi
bourn-work by the hour. Phon
4:n-M- . r-2:i-it
LOST Scotch i'ollle puppy aboil
two months old. Iteward. Ke
turn to Olmerver office. r-0-3t
POPNO Two yearling calves: Jer
sey hull calf brown, no mark oi
brandj Jersey heifer, black ami
brown, white on each flunk, tw
mark or brand. Call police sta
tion. 5-2'j-lt
WANTPO Plain Sewing. Pilot
I reasonable. IS'.R Oak. Phom
i m.s-j. :,-k:U'C,ti
POI1 SALH
Krys. Call ar.R-R
r.-2M-2i
FOR II HNT 2-room furnished
downstair! a pari no id . Hub Apt
Ifil7 Pourth St.
WANTHn Summer work hy grad
uate, clerics! work or housework.
- . . 6-at.tp
FOR RHVT Sleeping nnd light
hnusekeephig rooms. 1 2or 41b
.( all JIS-W
WANTKD Hxperienced girl wnnti
I housework. Phone ?on-J.
j r.-29-2tp
FOR R KNT "Modern, four-roomed
hous ami biisr-uo nt. Otnir.ible
Jocntlon. Cull nt Iflo; N avenue
or Phono 369-R. t-29-4tp
library believed to be the first or
Its kind In the state, and which Is
a small uutoinohile truck with a
specially constructed body listen
ed to carry I Him hooks., Jty thtu
method, library officials hope to
extend book service to nil parts of
tho rlly, . .
According to Miss Mabel Ash
ley, city librarian. It n plunned
to develop a route enverhur
lyniff -scKooIk, hospitals and dU;
tant loenlilles wliieli otherwise are
somewhat Inaccessible to the cen
tral library.
'"The cost s of opernl Ion." site
paid, "Is lower hy ' far than the
iiiniiiienanee of a branch llbraiy
aud there lsvlhe further advantage
of facility of movcm wit and of
getting this . lilirary to 'different
poiulK In the city when I ho pub
lit! has tin taunt b-lMire in iiatron
isce It. We will develop a route
later this summer which will cover
I he city,"
KANSAS CITY TO
BK A MKCCA FOR
MYSTIC SIIKINKRS
KANAHA PITY (AP Lavish
prepa mil ions for ihe tidal wave of
Shrincrs, t-v pelted to sweep into
KunsaM Pity for the Klt'ileih Im
perial Session or Hie Nobles of Hi"
MyHlle.Hlirlne, June 3-5, are heln
made .hy Hie nobles of Ararat
Temple here. , "Hung Vour I Lit
with Ararat" 1h the slogan broad
cast, which the convention com
mittee. expiTtx to be taken ad
vantage of hy 3u,(Hiu wearers of
the t'ez.
More than i:tiMi.nim .s bring ex
ponded on derorulions, enlerluln
inents and ft a tores. Hot ween so
and IMI temples will send their
uuii'tirmed botlles.
Pullinitii eitlett" will he set up
In the railroad yard lo hoiisi dele
gutlons oming on their own spo
rial t rains. ,'Hy waler and elec
tric lights will he litstnlled uttd
n siatirani uud dlniiiK cur service
will be provided conveniently eUtse
lo t he cars. Knnsa-n ity hotel
men and hundreds oi . private
home owners will care for others.
Sfxty-ttve tbui,v:ind Shrine coa
lition camel truiu markers have
been erected along Stum miles of
highway, ThejMiuuy be Been front
Winnipeg tu New trienns and
rrom l.os Angeles to Washington,
11.'.
Local radio stations announce
their rut ire facilities will ho turned
uver to tho Shrlnew. Shrine hands,
Vice clubs and ol her entertainers
will broadcast for practically throe
'ays and nights.
Man, 82, Boasts of
Only 18(5 Descendants
LOH AXOIILKH (AP) Wedues
lay's count or the descendants of
Sam lei Houston Hryunt, aeil S2.
ami still a worker with pick and
shovel, htood at ISC, Including his
two great great grandchildren.
This makes his the world's cham
pion head of n family, lirynnt fig
ures. He keeps careful records of
his family hy generations. Thcmt
comprise, children, 1 "; grand
children, great grandchildren,
iIH, and great great grandchildren,
2. ltryaul says he has never tasted
tobacco or llitor nnd mokes a
practice t of attending church
tli rice weekly.
American Soccer Team
Eliminated in Olympics
PAltIK (AP) The American
Olympic soccer football team w.is
ie Tea ted today 'J to II hy n 1'ru
guayan team and eliminated from
further competition ror the Oylm
Plc 111 lo.
TD-PUY HEAI
The Hyland - Welly company,
with Olck Hyland, well known to
jx Grande show going people, as
director, will open tomorrow even
ing In their tent on chestnut and
Jefferson KtrcetH for. a ten day
si and. Hyland has changed his
company from the drama to musi
cal comedy and has recently clos
ed a successful winter engagement
In Heiiver. The company carries
a musical show including t he
Manhattan Trio composed of New
York Winter Harden Hongtcrs, ac
cording to the manager.
I A HOLY Yl'-Alt.
ROM 10. (A PL Pope Plus t
lay Issie d a bill proclaiming 1!2.
i holy year.
I,ow First Cost
Low Oporatinjr FCxpon-io
Driver's Comfort
Unequalled Service
Suited for every iiusincis
New ISrake on drive
shaft . .
Now Models with
I f
iiify
NEW YORK TO SHOPMEN NOT
BIVE BEDS RESPONSIBLE
NRW YOUK (AP) Delegates
and visitors to the N'atlouar Homo-Icarnivnls which has hli I -a Grande
eratic convention will not have tnjUas ctiused the t..V. shopmen to
sleep KiK-in-n-hcd., Nor will they
have lo repose in rulnys, or hunk:
on park benches or In hotel hall
ways as on alternative to walking
the sidewalks of New York the
long uighis through. !
Stanley J. iuimi. dlrecilng vice-.
chuh-inou of the local noii-ptrtl-san
National Ponveiitlon commit-;
ui.seriH that comfort able no-
commoitatloiiH for tiatoa) persons
have been assured, tor the. con
vention period. .
Qnarlers for delegates nnd alter
nates, hy the states and territorial
delegations, were teased first or
all in the largest and best hotels
that are readily accessible ti Mu.ii
on Square Harden.
Then the titui hotels comprising
the Hotel aiL-ioetai tnu took inven
tory and announced that tluring
June they would keep available
for convention visitors 4,nfu
rooms, or '" per cent of their ag
gregate , accommodations. .. Kar.l.v
applications for reservations have
en assigned to these hotels,
Next to Mr. Qulnn's, list of
available accommodations- conic
the residential and scml-rcsldcntal
hotels which, during the conven
tion period,-will he. wndy to give
flrst-cliiss rncllitles to Su.fdHi visi
tors. "The local commltleo .li
has llMed from' riti.tnm uV .1 to.omi
furnished rooms,' ul well, located,
to which oulur-lowner.i will. ' he
assigned. ' 1 '
In uddiHn to all these. Mr.
Qulnn announced that scores of
weulth'y New Yorkers "who will
migralc to country honteH or sum
ni r resorts In lor. thine -a had
volunteered to keep their town
houses open roc Hie accommoda
tion or convention visitors. And
rounding out Hie list are from K.
otui to sr.(HMi rtu-nluhrd upartments
of three or more rooms that will
be uvaltabln ror the oul-oMowners
In case of emergency.
Ah ror rates, the convention
committee was assured by the
Hotel association be fore It was at
tempted to bring the convention
hero that there would he no goug
ing. All tho principal hotels have
placed In the committee's hands
charts of tho rooms they will have
uvalluble, together with the rate.
According to Mr. Qulnn. these ufc
consldcwhly lower than the prices
regularly charged during the win
ter months, mid are as low ns the
slimmer -rate schedule tuiutilly
made effective in New York be
tween Muy 1ft and Hepicniher 1&.
VETERAN HOTEL
Knr a good nt n n y yea rs t
traveling t"',,if tien greet
when coming to Iji (Irundc hy
Johnnie Adams. Ills countenance
and pleusant manner huv
smoothed the way for a good I J
number of troubled people, for
when once the traveler enters a
hotel where Johnnie Is behind th
dertk he Immediately shares th
refdluzs of Hint guent.
In the days when (;enrgo (Joodt
was recognitted as ope of tin
great hoi el men of Oregon, Al,
Adams was wit h him and helped
In build, a r-putuble reputation
for the' hotel which Mr. tiood
owned. letter lie wns with Hie
Somnier lintel, but for the pas'
two years he has presided behiib
the desk; of the Koley hotel due
lug the day. Hi- has resigned
his position and will, take n re.1
during which time he will trnve
fYtcnsivcly over the const conn
try. Today he staled that he had
no definite plans for the futun
but that he would leave1 the desk
at the Polcy hotel on June Ira
His many friends will regret thai
he has decided to even take v
lavoff rrom hotel business nn I
tho traveling public or Hasten
Oregon will all hob) to the hop
that he will locate soma place In
the Inland Kmpiro,
Midshipman Is Kilted
A X N A P O L 1 S, Md. (AP)
Thrown overboard from the sea
wall at the naval academy by
classmates in the annual rrolic,
Mldshipuiao I- 'It. Smith or K'tH
Ohio, was killed Wednesday after
noon. It was believed lie was
struck on the head by the niiutl
of a small sea boat which ov
turned just after he was thrown
In.
More in use
anv other e than
sive maker xclu-
. Power and Speed
Low iMainlon:inco Kx
peuse ,
r)cpcndal)ilily
Size.s 1 to 4'i ton.
Mnny-New Features .
Availalilo on tcrmx Imsis.
Writo for Free Catalog. '
IN TO LEAVE
1 The great Influx of shows nnd
do a lo), ol . explaining, for many
people think their celehrnllnn for
the next three days brought in the
shows. A commltleo of men til
Hie shops today ud vised the Eve
ning Observer that they havo no
shows whatever, have been respon
sible for none or them eominj.
hero nnd ail the entertainment pro
vided -hy Hie shop workers is free
eiilertainm-Mit anil not commoted In
:my way with any carnival or show.
Uesides holding, their celolmii
cd Ih'coralion luy dinner, -which
has become known, for. many miles
around for its splendor, the - ladles,
Sumuiervllle have. phtnntMl
appropriate program fov -tomorrow,
Ktder ' O. W- Jones, of' t'nj
Christian church . of . I.uv, (irande
will, render.' a solo and . Kathleen
t'umpbcll and . Mis, T. li. 'Aluxwe'!
of., this city will also. each, sir.rf
n H'leclion' with Mrs. Parkinsnn
at -t he , piano. These n imbei a
with the,, tiuarlc cmuposed or i .
K llelhimy. I';'.ul Knautz, Tlico.
Kramer 'nnd M. ,l. Towler will
coiiHtltute' the, musical program.
Hev. A. U. Hilton, pastor of the
La Pit-ande IliiptLst church wilt de
liver the oration. The services
will he In Id ul 2 jtVlock.
ltepuldieniis lvor PiMitldgc
PALLAS. TeXHrt AP) Selec
tion of i'3 di-legatis and an ro.ua!
number of nltcrnalcH instructed to
vole for Palvlu Poolldge. presl
deutlul nomtuec at the Plewluud
convention and liulurseuieiii of It.
II. .('reuger, nailomtl . commillee-
man. was the prlnctnul m turn or
the repuhllruu state conventtou
here.
WIIICAT I ()T.'II()NN
l'(lltTI.AXI, tiro. (AT) WliOfll
v:in -tiil ol tin Wclni'siliiy liiitr-
k"t: llllril Willie fl.Ki; vi li I'll
n-il 1.114.
Memorial Erected for
Victims of Air draft!
11 I'LL, KiiRlund (AP) The
memory of the III tie baud or Kiir
lifdi ami American millnrs who
were killed wlun the uliNhip it-s
was deKtroyed al (lull, wilt be. kopl
alive by a memorial crr-eied In the
western cemetery lure hy the llrit.
ish nir miniMry. The iue!nriai is
.1 pedr.stal Mii-iuniiiiied by an carIo
I feciipies n ploil of ground
where lx of the victims are buried.
Sir Vyell Vyvyan, ulr . vice-
uutrshal, represent Iiik the air niln
isiry at the iinveliiim'. In an ad-
ireas, said II was n consolation in
tnc.w Hist Kpnii this rommon s.ic
rlflce was founth d n bond of sym
pathy uud mutual uiidertandlne
tietween the I'nited Slates uud
(ireut llntii Jn.
.1 lulu Ilim-u'V. l'lilloil Hlalr
muni imiiclifi 111 Lonilon. rMri'-
H..iilrl IiIk Rnvi-rnnionl nml llin
Aiiir-rlrnn iinilijiBwiilor. II.' piilil )
Irlhi.lr t" llmm- who illoil lir th-
noumtiin"
SU10ILE
WILL DECORATE
;mi W 'B!
fptw-irUi-Ca,
Yry our fonJ and ic.-ii.e coJay .
1, will like both eer)bi.Jv decs.
The Black Gat
disaster, tcrmtnff them a aacrlftcf
to the hit tin generation, to whom
a t rem ft would he a sourc of
strength and protection,
, At the conclusion of the cere
mony wrcnths were placed on the
grave or the men hy the lord
mayor and sheriffs of the Corp
oration of Hull.
PARADE TO
OKKN DAY'S
SERVICES
(rnndnupit frnn. r.ipf On)
Ijiurn llraden nt Ihe head in curs
will form op Kin hi h Htr. et nnd will
drop In Hue directly behind the
national guard; the Alhtna shop,
men's tlC-piero hand will full in di
rectly behind tho; W. H. P. cars
and will form on Washington
avenue; the Spanish War veterans
under command of If. J. Kilter di
rectly to the retir of Ihe hand on
Washington avenue; Hops of Vete
rans n Washington avenue, the
two nulls of Hoy scouts under the
direction or Seoul masters Pari
Lund and Jh'lggs will form behind
the Sons of Veterans and the
American Legion drum and bugle
corps with lrum Major Hay Will
lams swinging the baton will bring;
up thoreur of the procession.
On arriving nt the cemetery me
morial services will ho conducted
under Ihe direction of the Ameii-
(un Region who will have, n Hrlng
km mi d and a bugler on hand. The
Women's Itcltcf corps will give a
tableau, "Ode to an Pnknown So.
dler" which Is said to he very Im
pressive. ,
After the services nt the ceme-
Jery all -ex-service men are Invited
to a hainpiet wldch Is to ho given
In Hte K. of P. hall. The -members
or the Women's .pelief.-eorps-will
nerve. - ,
At S;S0 In the Melhodlst church
n program will , he given. Tho
meeting will op.-n, with the singing
r-f the Slur 'Spnngled lhtn'ner hy
the enllro audience followed by a
prayer by Itevcrend A- It. KUlan.
I Mrs. L. W. Peck will give a reu I-
mg an.t n solo ts sciietiuicij hy ti.
L Itutiou. The .mala ud dress will
be given hy Leverend K. L Keith.'
The mevtlng will he cloaed with
the singing of America,
I WALLA WALLA
PAGEANT OPEN
(Continued from pn 1)
worn hy Ihe dancer and the clock
work precisimt with whh h thejii'r
formance moved maile It . ti re
markable picture. I'ortrnyed on n
wltfantlc slare hy Z2u actors, snl
db rs, horsemen, Indians, dancers,
mIii Kern und miifdeiuns the pageant
thrilled nml hehl (lie rrnwd from
Ihe opening souk hy 6mi school
children until the snuiidH of the
:Jlallelujah chorus from tie thrnuls
of sun choristers, directed hy How
ard K. Pratt, died nway.
Ill-toi Tirhl in Verse. ,
'Thi voice ol the Valley," mil
boltc riKiire. portrayed by Mrs. Los
roc Smith, hold the closest atten
tion tin in. hlapk ivcrne Jin , told t he
story of the northwcHt - to three
school hoys before whos eyes nnd
the eyes of the thousands of spec
tutors t lie ft rent drama spectacle
was unfolded. To Mrs, Smith wua
paid ftie perfect tribute of absolute
silence nH she spoke her llnrn. Pane
after pnRo of hlslnry was turned In
this Kpeetacle, Lewis nnd Chirk
come on the scene us in JSMV and
were frlven n friendly reception hy
the Indians, Includlntr Sacujuwen.
Then the Hudson May post was re
vealed. Dr. Marcus Whitman nnd Narels-
a Willi nian. nml I hi lr liornln work
r hhik up uuir uibk iiihi noun'
, wu PH. nr. wi.linian iuri.
l "ai-l In IiiIitvIov llic rr.-tililrnl
Lack of Time
Do you ever go without your dinner be
cause you have no time? y
Even if you are in a hurry it ii not necei
eary that you foreyo your midday me.il.
In a few minutes -only the lime ic taku
for you to thoose from a variety of rith
appcti7in fi;od---you can partake of a
lunclieon or dinner.
There is no unnecessary waiting no
lipping -- no'excestrve .harti- tjl '
But thete plenty of gof palatable food
t low reaionable pr'uo.
. you
and, congress,', .Hi; ,ieturn,ed J. and
'with him cume( the great emlgrunt
''rain ot IMS.
Maaere is lnttrni'jHi, ?
Singers and dancers portrayed
the meaning railHT l hail the nc
timl. scopes of the hiavsacro of the
Whitman party.' The vrreul Indian
council of is;,r Wits held hmlwun
followed hy sitrrtug mviien of In
dian warfares The Ynkitm red
skins . defeat rd1! I'nlonoA' Steptoe's
cavalry, then Colonel t'jeo; Wright's
, mounted men Htundered Into the
Heene and fouled tho;,. IndlatiM
planting the stars nntf tripes for
all time. !r ' i' , '
J'Yontier sefuieH reiiilre:d'half hn
hour. Three. ddnckB of . old. Walla
Walla were re'rnxduced" nnd fto
early settlers. of-iill. typek worked,
jilnyeil,. fought, ' ktmg ' anil danced.
.Then came Vthe supurby, wheat
dance, the apjoacan(ot'ttl(e ritdla
of the spirit, ftm "live, future glor
ious," u snbfloii' 1'lima'i )hrn'ugbt
the performane'tnwr'HoseV jThc
dances were , spV mildly ;done . and
Hie dancers presentsd it fhtf, of. col
or lithelr cosiuiiies. ; V ! " '
Pirluiv Itt tiiail.uble. i .i
Tho splrUs, cf Mli(hl,,diH SM4 d In
orange, lime yejlow, Hubon and
sunset pink rthrt hitcn .tfnjtl:' the
demons or dur.knetii in itlilc, black
and purple ,,lrnpingil: ( the Jour
winds In I heli; swirling, ttwlsting
gray crepoH; tho burning wind in a
splurge of crimson and molten
mange; the mountain waters In
shades of blue, scagrecn atur grap;
the little raindrops. in puffy, skirts
and bodices of pcMgrecu and silver;
Ihe flowers In lavender and, blue.
The 4t symbolic I'tgures'ln creamy
robes wlili purple cilgingsjund spun
gn'ld headv bands- made a, remnrk
nbln .picture. "The . costumes run
the emotional, gun nil (if deep bltie
midnight lo the 'pulsating vivacity
of tho crackling Elaine. - .
'' Quite a numbei of tirnnrto Uond?
valley - eilUeni. .V.matiy fnn L;
tjninde. i:tteni1i'd t,he ' ripening .day
qf the pai;caut yeit -r.hiy and -several
more left this "Inornlnfr by
auto foi-'the' W;iHhln,-'bn-city..
COOLIDGE -
PROMISES
1 BELIEF.
All)
,
V . (Continue from pair 1)
Ihe hill wan tnkeri.np.'1 "
lti;iJI.P ,fKICI I.TPHK
, i;xpi;TKiy ii v piti:siii;T
;! WASIIIXCTON MAP) ' , Ri-ep.
weiy inuuffurati d by- Ihe admin
iHliation Wednesday to trtK forth
oine - .rotnprninbo ' farm relief
mensnre which cjtn' be pascd be
fore .'adjournment "-of 'contrn ss.
The jtrowlnry roinpicxlty of the
CHECKER WEAVE
Have you seen , the, pillows, Centers and Scurfs
stamped on the new tan Checker Weave '! Let ;
.us show you. . , , .x
Art & Baby Shop
"Kvcrythlwjt (or Uie Baby" '
' STAMPING . . IIIIMSTITrillNO
." Sommer Hotel Hldg.
lARGADEt)
TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
f r&'h nsi
Ney
Satin
Pumps
In New Patterns ,
French &
Greene
le:slattve situation surrounding
aKrlcult ural aid Id Mm-was laid ho
loro I'rcRldcni Coolldi;e by nii'in
hers of conjrrens. Chalrmun Sm-ll
of Ihe house rules commltleo told
the president that; defeat of .life '
McXary-MaURen export s corpora
tion, bill In the house appeared
certain, ,.- . ; ' -
(ioodiiuj (Jlviii Warning A
Senator ' Hooding,,' republican,
ldahti, at I vised t he e.vcnl Ivu. thilt
the farm bloe,, of wliih ' he Is ti
member,-imd 'the Insurgent reuh-
llcamt wonbl demand enactment of
some farm legislation, preferably
the rMcXary-1 laiiKcn hilt, us a con
dition to adjournment before ihe
liejmhllcti national conventiorj;
Aiiolher Idaho, memluT, Itejire-,
:;epuifvc' i'vrench( a republican, til.ti
ur'nvd the" tidvlsahilhy of aelloii
In the McNnry-Iltuiffen; hill, but
raid Ihe vote on the measure would
be, close,
. The ndmir.Utriition, so far as
nia.le'knuwn. him cyolVed no com-'
promise, but Is, lookiner-tn repub--Means
In consress to brlnR forward
ao me tlan which can- command
sufftcienl support to he ; pa.Hsed
wit hi" the nextVtcn da"ys 'by-both
houses' and which will he satlsfao
lory.lo he pr.'tddent. ' .i
Secretary Will luce's vh ws have
been Hopht In the endeuvor.
uutor (Joodiiifr l understood
t.v - ntive Informed ,.tho president
that sufficient vo'.e.i had been lined
Up In .tho Semite to prevent iui
jnurnmcnt "until snow files if noe
c'snry," uuIcmk farm reitef und'
.reclamation adjustment mensurv
are 'considered. .1
(H A m:(.i;i
the very sort
-cluirnctcr part that
made her fitiinuis.
nilllfim ilollnr pro
ilucthiii mid n story
of n 4 h o 11 s a 11 'I
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