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Thursday, June5, 1924. PAGE FIVE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief COMlNti F.VKXTS June 4, fi. il Union 1,1 vo Block Show at (inlon. .limit 2!i-.luly I! La Omul. ('hniilathiia. Itclmii from Cortland , Mr. and Mis. J. K. Wtiirlil J.ave relumed from I'orlland, uftor a si liionihK slay at Hint plaee. Mr. WriKhl Is vyv much Iihim-ov -d n heah. f J Mnrcs Close I'ridny Ariet'imwn i ; Owlnjf to the fad that t-Viday Is 1m Cirunde Jay at the I'nlou Live Block Show, liitslni'SS iiN'tt of t his city will close Ihi-ir doors all nf lernnnn thai day so that tiny and their employ" may alt. ml Ito Bhou'. ' f r Jmitcl I' Ileion lo IMciile The I iuoi ( 'uiiiily i'damlxr Of Comim-rci has forwai'ded an invita tion to I'l-ndh-lon people lo cojh o l.a f!rand Sunday morn in.'; and join In a picnic at, the Ulvvrs'.tlo rrl(. The l.a Crandc Municipal hand is scheduled to n've !t short concert and fid lowing (he plenic, the l.a ( :rnndc-Vndli'lon haehall, KOI lie will he phiycd a I I he lljfTh school iillilHle, field. 1 iVJsitlns In I n (rnmle Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Mik-s and small diuiKhter. Mary Jane, and Mrs. Marcus Kulgham arrived yesterday itflernoon from Portland, via auto. and will visit here for a few days! , I lime In the history of the 1'jilon at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Mra- r:ii,on of Porlm"'i Stock Show Ihe crowds have heeo Mulholland. They will ulso alt-ndjWil!i ln 'u irn'lf this morning onjUrwill(C oxnihliH this morning and the l'n ion Livestock Show while Itere. Hack Iron. Texas. Mr. and Mrs, Oranl Slurlevaiit recent ly returned from San J nan, Texas, where they spent the wln ler visltinRT a daughter. They left firande last Septcnther In t !n-ir car visit in tr in N'ehraskn, Kansus. Texas and M-.lco hefore rctiirning home. They rejiort u delightful fourncy .hut have decided Dial the (.ramie liondr Valhy is the hesl place of all in which to niaiie th- ir home. I-nmlly I'c-uiilon Mrs. O, Kekersley of Cove Is very happy today with I lie arrival of Re vera I of her children ami grand- Kekersley of I'orlland and Mrs. I-,. ' It. I'ouklin of Ontario are with her as are :il:o two ol ner grar.ucni,-l dren, TMho lO'l ersh v, Jr.. of Nca Funny Thing Aliout Men's Shiris While they are in the store in their boxes waiting for a customer they are as imindivirtual as box cms. i'.ut the minute you take a sliii t to yoiif bos nni it is as much a part of you as your eye brows! That is w h y you should buy and try on an Arrow Shiii before the summer is out be cause it will lend more individuality to your ap pearance than any shirt you ever purchased. licauties just in in tho new cloud shades that eclipse anything we jhave ever shown for pure, sheer personality. Arrow Shirts $1.9.- lo $8.85 True Shape Silk I lose I 7."c to SI. 2.', .FitKorm Suits For Men $::..-() to $"i7..'0 Netlleton Fine Shops $i2.no to sn.oo Store Will lie Closed Friday at Noon. Lei's ro lo Union Slock Show .June 5, fi. 7. Store closes nl Noon for Slock Show nl t'nion Clint's Cloihiery The Store Willi a rniisclenow 61 I'erce, Ia)io, and (VittUllii of Ontario, 1iiIaI1 tw .scoring INtke The rountry chili installed a new wore rack this inorniiiK which auloinnicall ektus ear of the niilonialieally takes cure of the aeh Individual player. Kach play- oh lmu il tuiriti nnnnl tn fit no w hicli h.. marli. hia four I.phI Knr on,,!ciilliiral .ollw amt Dr. l.h.Knn. il.us .wis his hnntlmp ai.1 avn,-j f 'P''-lnllKl In hcc,, ,,, !,,. m as., from .Iny lo h.y. 1 "".'T ;u'rn" " J'"1"'"-'. m j Tom Joliiistni Is scheduled in act Saw silver Vo Miss Tlntressa lted und Miss i..-v l.n.i ronio 10 Ui rin...,i for i h"M, ,'nonn,, Pf"iiincni fixlmv III- cxpn-HH pnrpoHo of visllll.K 111.,'"'"' V'" h" wn",', local itilver fox farm returned in tiieir honiD in the ijite.-n t'iiy this tiiornlnjr. . Althoui;h (he .Hummer nionlhu are closed to vlsilors at the tana Hie proitrietor ifraciously con seated to ma he an exception am) lie ladles were not disappointed. - Veiled Slslcr i" . hundreds of people front the val her hdine this morning from a two1 ' . , weeks visit with her sister. Miss l,a , ... ...ti. ... ..! . Hue Hanks who is attending school at I'orvallis. Personal Mention ,"7 ,",, ,"u,,"' Ul '"K,,r' who has vis.ted in I a. (.rande Sev, eral tims went throtifrh this morn- Uik on her way. to I'ortland. She is making the trip by motor. iter way to t'nion where she W,M i visit her daughter. I grounds this evening. For this is K. It. Farley of Dallas. Oregon. lho rrst year 1nat t10 .Hreetor-s is visiting at the (ieorge urrey,havo ,)r0vided evening enlertain liome. ills wife. Mrs. Farley, and ,,,,., ot, H,c stock show groumls. small son haw heen Visiting with! "Friends of Manlilml." t he nighl her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. 'urrey I paKrum to m, portrayed in front here for some time. j uf ,no jrrand stand, will sta.t 'promptly at S o'clock. As the l.on- Mrs. J. K. Macks of Hah-m. took ... ii;tll(i ol- .i Uniinle strikes the ithe In-anch line to Knlerpris.- thisw,rt note of the overture, ihe fine .morning. . t - Swiss Marat h of Portland went , through l.a (Jrande this moraingl en route (o Knterprisc where lie will engagii In farming. Mrs. 11, K. Hudson and children returned to their homo near Wal lowa lake this morning on the eom- .(.(.)tiV( s ' " j pageant will be concluded by 9:Sn Mrs. I!. Mirkerson of Ilellx went in lime for those who wish, lo at Imhjcr I Ins morning In visit ! tend the stock show dance In the reiai iv'S. Miss Joan Pidcoek of l.a, CJrande is visiting her gradmother in rprise Air. nnd Mrs. c. Pamerell nnd.s son. Wood row, spent the day fhdi- j lug in Wallowa county. 'j . , (Ml PttnUPnti I ViaV-i dpiiadt MAivh KLIOKl (Continued from page 1) of Fall iiflcr he bfl Ihe cabinet were cited without comment. Likewise without comment the leport related how Sinclair hud ex pended a million dollars to clear Teapot Dome. Conflicting claims, some of which, at least, it says, were "shadowy." SUN 1JEAMS ON OPENING" SHOW DAY (Continued from pag 1) emntyirig their tsharo of visitors. Present Indicidions tiro that the at t en da nee t his year will le th t'Terd ed ever. NOTICE Dne to dirricuhy rxpcricncecl In collci'iliie cliargcM for mhrr lislii Hint in listed under flassi flcijl nilvci'llsiux and under tho "new today" heading, (Im Vav nlng Observer will licnuftcr take no clarified ndvcrtfsin or H4lvcrtislug to he run ns 'ucv lodny'' uiIckh the ndvcrNlug is uccoiiipnuicd hj cosh. NEW TODAY . .... , ! parties." And lo "lo d clare again pan SALK Airedale pup from . mi,.wf.( ati, Kiance lo the l.npos purebred registered stock. Call , MjMl Ao of , u. n.Kfous and evenings. ir,os Madison. -'-'' P j t.,vll hort . ein(dh, In the def WANTKI) Cooking or chaudur work or dishwashing. Call (Jrande ltonde Valley House, t;-r.-2tp I'Oi: II L NT Cool modern sleeping rooms, oppofdle postoffice. IliiiK llh HI. O-f.-iip ; I'Oi; K.LII - New modern fi-room , ! house. Inomrc 2i'n riafc. again of delegate headed by Unr-! B..'i-'!tp,ry Lincoln Johnson, the negro nu-' tioiial committeeman from thai FOi: ni;.NT 4-room furnished Htale. long a stormy petrel befnr. 1 ! house wiih bath. In first cla!-s;tno national convention. , ; condiiion and exceptionally well: j)IMt aR rnost of the old line! i fornbhed. close In. only re- ptifiy managers on tho commliien j ; liable parties without small chil- j til, decided that Jotmson and hlsj dren di sired, 3'i3 o Ave. dehgairs must go lo make place : ! G-r-i'lp J for those representing the faction j : j formerly headed by J. L. Phillips. :VATi;i-fleiural work by two! which hud been recognized hy of-I , high school hoys. Phone 4.K-J. ; ik-ialn of the national comndlieel fi-.r.-ltp fas represent Inr; the regular organ-! j l:;atinn In the state, a letter was j WANTI! Position in grocery or-produced written hy President I general store. U years epr-, llardiiiff to t liascnm SIrmpt now: : h-nce. tesi of reference can e secretary to Prrshbnt Cooililg.-, i furnished. Howard Miller. Foh-y j fuilniv that In reeoRnlzIng ih ' Hotrl. 6-.'-itp : Phillips fucllon u blunder li:rl i j j be u made, and mmircstinft that I priR ft KNT Four room house. netlon be taken fto niter tlie sltun t Corner Adams nnd fdar. Call lion. , I I Kewlln Uook Htore. 6-5-tfj Charles U. lllllea, comniltlee- f The- program tftdnj- will, exclnl ' intc Dm Htook jnrlnln mill -xli ltt I lion, which In now underway, hn 1 frln with tlic piirmln at I o'clock, j Knllnwlnjr this tho races will com. nience ami com lime during the : nfir.rnnon. In tlm evening "l-'rlontts of .Manklml" will l.n siapcM. j Tho Iji Clrande Munleipal hand j ins di-leation, w;it r'jeiod iy - - tin plnyinrr hoth for tho afternoon t the .senile voie. Then the rriinmit Mhm Mildred ! cvhih und I he- evening itayyant tee made the vole to oai Johnson i Thrco dances will he held iluri) : deiriies ominiiitouK. I the lliteo oven I tiers mid entertain- The (crxi:i i-fmirnl, which oc- incnt jrnlorn will he afforded visi tors. ( Mr. Instead of lllnelcfnnt, Ida ho. rPcofrnli'd t hroiirrhour t he iv em us an authority. Ir. (iul- I m r eat h, of Carllehl, Washington, lltr. JamlHon, oflho Orcein Airrl- a ofiteial sinrter at the raee;. ) Mr. Johnson has served In this i capacity so many t lines that in' complete wit hoid hint. In addition to ihe rejular feu litres. tilKh school slock Judninh teams, will roinpelo for eastern ttrepon honors duriiiK the ihr-'c I duys of the show. t I Mores (lOHO Tomorrow, i-a tlrande day. will find all the stores In l,a lirand: i closed during the nflernoon and t " inriu(iuiio win ienere. i a' TrnMmen, a civic oranimtion, will participate In tho parade at (o'clock and am scheduled lo sere nade Ihe crowds with a stock show .souk1, I i-d hy the ehmnhce of com- i merce nun rl cite, composed of (1 j I,. Initton, Kimep Stoddard, Hher wood Williams und (i. H. lllrnlu, The fiuartette ulfo takes part i: , t,vf.ninK pui?vnnt. j pa-cmil Starts at Kil.t ; rNIOx (Special) Kor the first whieh will follow; the races this nflernoon will return to t he icpresentallves of t-astern Oregon's best slock will he rapidly review- Cd lefore the spectators. Then, iron, l.ehlnd Hie fir background of the ninge, .Aurora, pursued hrt Apollo ami his while horses, will dance forth with her attendants. The five remaining episodes Willi tho Interludes of dances will m run Ihrough lo the accompani ment of many musical selections, both vocal and Instrumental. The I auditorium. j T vlj 9 4L'lVf1 Kn-!'"' ! . .!7 V." I KKAIJY HJK CONVENTION' (Continued from page 1) plexlty of niiclent forms to the Hl,,,,,,r,,y nf " fr,,,-raI r-1'H,Mlr" lu.sinos limit-. on i:ic-iim "Thero is a growing tendency to hang tho fort u hps of tho whole ' hiisiiiirs world 'upon the resuli of (an election," he continued. "Thin tunjcr.t ure has Increased in exact proport ion as the federal branch has projected Its energies by way oi" (supervision over business nf fairst und us ft result, negloeied the political (Ufalrs of mankind. "Jf government is to rest In its proper political orbit, no biislm-ss Interest ought to he dependent upon how Ihe election goes." Mr. llendrlrkson reviewed the history of constitutional forms of (rovernment und recalled that every office holder hi the country Is re ue. ted t o ta ke a n nat h t o protect und defend the constitu tion. "Wp will find U Increasingly dirricult to imiintuin individual re ttprct for stututory law when all t he time the main hi met ure or constitutional free government In being undermined," he said. "The jdaiiiUn provide penalth-s for him who breaks a window or steals a rope from u vessel, yet no statute can be found to punish thorn, who loosen the foundation wiouen; litis I In the ninjor offense.' i Mr. Hcudrickson said the chief political luwh'KsncMN today Is ex preHsed in haltot laws which re st rlet froe expression of voters at , the polls through regulations which ; malte It difficult for any but ma jor pintles to get tickets on the ballot. lie urged his hearers to i have the "searching out of small ! political Ideas to the ot h e r la rat ion of ludepeudciice ine federal constitution.' Job n son Wins Kent CLKVKLANK, ( . (liy the Amhc etated Press) A letter from the grave suddenly upset, the plans of republican party managers for ".kilning up" the long stumllng Jlf.0a fjghi n Cf-orgiu und re- sllMf.,j rdnesday In ihe wntlns man from, YorK. DnicUcally forced the irotiuctlou of I he let tor. it wiih a trump eurd for JoIiukoii and-tho committee voted VI to l-t, to xc:ti hht ileleKutt-s. A NtiliKt i; ute mot Ion offered by Jon- edi It. KealmK, ' 'nminiltcriim!i I from Indiana, to scut the imnvt eupie.s practically all of Welnes day's scKston, was tho only enliv enlnir feature of lie pre-eonven-lion period. The session was al ternately noisy, hiilr, pal le lie and funny. Johnson, as is his custom, had charge of the presentation of hi; own ruse and for nearly an boar he pace.) back and forth In from of the coinioitiee un-inhers com bining argnim-m with appeals, lor consideration for the pi oplo ef his race ami iretpteally wus suh-ju'li-il to a ruutdng ctoss fire of iiii si iiitu; from committeemen. U i:sr ;. o, si: ItKAItV tl.i;Vi:i.ANl, . (Hy the Asso ciated PreKX) (toy ( t. W'esi, of Chicago, lias heel) selected secre tary of Ihe repuldlc-iii, nat lonal committee tlt snceeeil Ceorge I!. Lock wood, who recently announc ed his determination to ipiil. Mr, West is a lawyer ami a for- : mer member of ihe npuhliian national i-ommlttee. lie has long been identified with republican polities and Is widely known In political circles over the country. There has been no decision us yet as to who will succeed Fred I'pliaiit, Chicago, as treasurer of the commit lee. Announcement of Mr. I'ptiatu's rcsignat ion was made TucMluy. ri.KVKI.AXD, O. (AP) I'rcBl deni ;oliigc sent direct word lo the republican party managers here describing the typo of man he wanted for a running male, The presiJeii; reaffirmed that lie wnnt- I a man of his own political type of mind and does not wish the na tional ticket to represent the rudi-; cal wing of the party. Mr. Cool-, idge said the vice-president should lie a man who could carry across assurance lo t he country and there would he no change In the fundamental policy of Ihe adminis tration In case he succeeded to of fice. With this In mind Die party I managers arc making u caret ui canvass with the Idea of -who will he in accord with the president and agree lo 1 he availability of Secretary Hoover am) former lov- ruor Louden almost to the exclu sion of ol tiers who have been con sidered. Helices ft Vice t'hulriiuin f'LKVIJLANO. (AT) Mrs. liar- i h it Taylor I'pton. of Warren. Ohio. Iiiih retired us vice chairman of the legislative committee nf tli He publican national committee. Mis. A. T. lleri. of Kentucky, will he recommended IO succeed her. She will have charge nf the w..rk among ihe women delegates. j AGKI) LOCAL MAN TAKIOS LIFE TODAY (Continued from onge 1) ee. I tenth was almost tnsiaiiiaii i ous and the family, amused by Ihe shot, found htm dead on the lloor of the shed. Coroner llul imhuenkamp staled this morning that due to the fact that Investigation showed that the act was cut ii'dy self-perpetrat d, no iminest will he held. The deceased leaves a wife, a daughter, Mrs. Kline r Aiken of Joseph, two brothers d. H. and Pc-n I'nderwooiU of I ji (Irande and a sister, J alley Thompson whose present address Ih unknown. , -'une.ral arrangements have not jet been made. WEST ADAMS . i PAVING IS CONSIDERED (Continued from pag 1) nnd warranis ordered drawn pay able to t he Hceurit y 'oust met Inn company. An CKttimue for ti'Jii.m was entered on grudlng )f Jackson avenue which was ul. lowed and warrants ordered drawn payable to James Crick. Monliily reports and salary list were read and . approved be fore adjournment. SCORE LIQUOR LAW EXECUTION (Continued from pnge 1) box. The moral nnd politic nl challenge or the present hour Is the need of (rod unit righteous n s in the field nf politic. Churches Should I llltc ''Tim churches of America, through their voting nicinhershlu, can have anyt hing they want of Ihe national government, if only thev will unitedly demand it. If "THE CHECH AHCOS" OEE! WHAT A PICTrUE! DON'T MISS IT! AIko Showing a (.'omedy those, who fnvor our ense will es pouse the same at the ballot box and elect the prohibition priV candidate America will have suit nough regime 'of law enfoVce meni ilmt will show everybody that 'prohibition' will prohibit.' " ( 'onsi It ul loual prohibit ion under Ihe late lamented President Wil son "was openly flouted and the non -enforcement thereof became an open scandal," Mr. Furls said. "It was only upon the insistence of i he people and tremendous pnssui brought lo bear upon con. nrci'S thai Mr. Wilson's efforls lo si nve off Ihe day of prohibition. were defeated. "Again, under the more recent lamented president Harding, the ninii who had made millions as a . dt.M ilh-r was made hern iary of tin- treasury and responsible head over nil' for the enforcement nf j the prohibition kiw. In you won- ler i hat wiih Mellon us secretary of I lie t reasury and head of the prohibition unit, tin' distillery j where he made his money is still 1 operating, and by alt reports.! never had dosed since we have had prohibition, and that whiskey' valued at thousands of dollars, litis - been removed therefrom and fur- ; nlshed to bootleggers? I laps president "In Die present administration, why Ik It that almost slmultan- , eously with the president's Join- lug tho church, he pardons one of the -worst bootleggers in all! America, aftir he had been con victed? It not because the lhiuor truffle votes us a unit, while the church divide? t 'If u certain famous perhaps I might say Infamous president of one of the .large : universities of this country has his way about . the mutter uf . platform to be Is- .sued hy the republican party, nnd 1 gets n plank declaring for modi ilcutlou of the Volstead act. some mighty good people ure going to J find themselves out of a political ; home." J No definite planks were sug- , ge;4te with the exception that lie j said "he was agreed with u not id : federal Judge who slad the Vol stead net should be u mended so that the former aliens who violate j that law shall forfeit their ctlixen- ship and heroine automatically ! subject m for deportation. "Is it not a very great wornl I hat we have the present marvel-j ous. beneficial results of prohibi tion, when the law Is In 1hn hands of. its enemies Tor enforci incut ? The la!e lamented wur-thne -president, uithough himself a Presby terian chirr, issued while govor lior of New Jersey nn address that was so favorable lo the lhiuor traffic that the breweries hail it broadcast over the nation when your speaker called him down on t be proposition t he si rongeat re-.t-poliso hut eoutlT he obtained was thai be was sorry that anything hi sold was being so used by (he brewers. When 1 asked t hat he disown all intention of iihllnv Ihe breweries, he shut up like a clam. "If you want law respected, ohr ed and enforced, then you should cast jyour ballot for thai one and only party which lias ever stand for law and order. Do Dial nnd I promise, you that In the ensuing iitiadrennltini ou will see Ihe lhiuor t raffle kllhd and uol ev-n Its ghost shall nrlse to fcive you (rouble. 'Separation of church and state We all believe III. lull Cod pity US that lu carrying out that thought We have separated our polll h-s from our religion. We should no! take our polities Into our religion, but most assuredly we should put watch for your old one! BRING in that old warch that won't keep lime. No martrr how uM it may be or how badly it needs fixing -we will give you a liberal tllowance on it in exchange fur one ot these beautiful up-to-date JIulova Watches. Thu ti your opportunity to net a fashionable white e.old ftm piete in (he latest thapes, at pictured below; ' If l halt. 0 tamplrlt ttltclitn of Bl!.nvA H'althfl in tit Uuit Itflli fli ihitpiit ranging A prtct frim JLV np. CIIOH i: Ol' AN Vi lli ; l Ol II stoui: o oi it i:asv I'.v.ii-:nt I'I.av J. II. I'EAKE & SON La firande's Leading Jeweler And Optometrist I'm: voi it citcniT TUB FROCKS V . ? ALL FOR A SUAWIEU'S DAY - : Fmbvoidorcd Voiles; Uncus and' Tub Silks; in a beautiful im-ay of colors and stylos our religion Into effect In our poli tics und support no candidjUe'or party which lulls to represent us and our religious principles. One trouble is that many of our church members get dixgustcd with their rum-ruled party they become dis couraged und full to vote at all. For this they are hlamworlhy, as the other fellows vole, always und not only 'always' hut in many In stances 'often us well.' " Hose Hulilicr und Collmi II oho I.nwn Sprinklers Sn inklinc Pols, I.:in Mown' Anil (irasH Cntclipis F. L. LILLY I lard ware Tlione Main 85 A new Tliii licautlfut Hixova Watch lu an It Ki. 25 yrar wliiie iolj fillrd rap, lundiOuirly fdrvrd. ittrd with a uxran Irrd f Jfrtcl KULOVA fl'?C Muvrmcnl $JU 7 hi rx(in'i(ite model lui in Store closes at 'Noon for - Stock Show READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS PLAY GARMENTS ( hiimbni) llonipvrs, Dicssom and OverallH ' ' Suilnlttc for inominK play wenr. Anes 1 (o 4 yearx. . ,.' S.'c Kiuh or 3 for $1.00 Art & Baby Shop , ' ''4 very thing for the Baby" STAMPINfJ ... lllvMSTIIflllNO ' Snminor Hotel Illd,'. o'.l.b.. '-e,J .See the Smile und the I'liite Wiped Clean. That is the' -vay they all look when they eat at the lilack Cat. Our pride is Heal Roast llcef so tender it falls to pieces on your plate. Cohio on down today nnd 1o convinced. j .... ' Cnfeteria Service 11 :a0 to l:il0 THE BLACK CAT Arcade tod;y Friday . . '. I.ovo iii Hid voiijvli-and-roady West, or life in tho Jazz circles of New York? A miiil eiu Rirl had to choose hchvecn Ihcm. And decides--? ',-,, ; :.'.' A roaiinjr Weslern thriller with jazz trim mings. . AND FOX NFAYS WW' V. i nt Union "li liHiiiimrti and Saturday '-.- 'THF cam. of THE CANYON i, RICHARD DIX LOIS WILSON MARJOIU DAW
