La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textrf i Thursday,-' June 19,'1924.' " THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '' ''" W. Hi 'PAGE nVB U if 4 - f i if 8 3 7 ! J Local News lii Brief XMtntfl EVENTS Jiin 29-July a I.a Grarrta Chautauqua. T B11II1I Garage "o. A. Newklrk look out a perhili 14 bulla a earaKe at his home on iast N avenue between fherry nod Willow. The . east of the t.aiMJli is estimated at III.: ' ITMed for SneM ' ' " M. V. Leeiler of Pendleton was fMiei $10 and ewaaa fur snee41ng l.y the Justice roar . jMrtiher nog I wifrt '. : . r A valuable Vir, nM,Wy. a resident of -1 Ills Any'.llviKK Or-Onr street,- won killed yestwallay dn 40 pninnn. rlfforls jrrlmM q saw laa animal lutV tmHweeaafwl an ha deadly iMtfton h4 'KtilnrA sneli a fool hold 10 thit tiny chancy of .revival, Jlrtiinu to I ji GmMliw ' r-Mr. anil Aim. rtaimr, fwrri turtiod Inst 'pIkM Vom toanf1', wlireMrs. roarrn wm rntrr-d 1iir-, lug HlnHH al OrJuh of hT Irrothcr.'Arrhlr Mice. v 1 TJti Fishing Trip ' L Ross . New port and a patty ftfwH fonnq oHCftHO-i. ,jir. vorreii frtcndH left for If tnr u. kiww iti.f nhor4 f oporuilo lijr fitihliiK trip odv Mr. Kott'riml w(W 'ivOAwf U xpconil. prt in In rhurffo 1 ll vrtnutrw-1 lnkr. Inwwrat, j . tton of-tlio Covislfniil ltuildlnfT bttt thftnrM Iho work could pot alonff witlioitt htm for' a (lay or two. StC4p Rals4r Hpic Tonc-y Wy. of roidlcton. was In Tji ("irandc today on bUKlncMM. Mr. Xvy haH Blici-p ranpea in nearly all parta of Oregon and lie in Ucrt liiinv tfnlnir from one to another. ha rcoontly heen overKceiiiK ho. Mf. iiUon. in tire rourwo o)T hlf. BTirlnp work nt li let ranch near Klyiminlatr', had hW Import on Valley." fharKOs nt KnterpriBe and. 1'pion, . ' : I Oregon: and Twin Kulls. lUticllfoot Tulio InvalM Hmic rcminctt. MeHdhm. Wciwr . (in4 -. Henry N-lcron. -who wns nper-puirley. Idaho. Hi wh hld In hlfrh ntcd on for- tumor t Hot Lake Vsteem hy nltwho n:w lit in. The nnnltnrhim arveral days ac was -rmionil will ho held front Uio 'Mc taken to hla home In l,ntepriH', ! this inorninjr. He in reco-erlntt wry well hntt anahlc to walk bb yet and bo iimhIo tljo trip atretcner. H"re from Porlland Mr. and Mm. Sieve Onrdlnler or TVri4ad drovo to Ji (ii-ande yes terady to Httcnd a few dnya with old frhHidft. Mr. Oardlnlcr wan In nsl neBH In 1a flrande up tinlit alwut two yeaf a ago. They have liv.-d In Portland for the past year. Retnros from Sidiool ( K I wood l.ymin who linn had a very snccesnftil year nt O. A. CV, retnrne! to l.a Orando yesterday. Mr. I.yninn won one of Ihn main stays of th O. A. C. fooihnll nnd basl;ethan teanm this aeaaon. Veiling Iji firnnilp i Mlfis Ot-novn Smith n4 I.owll Smith, tit Panlanit. r horp for a few nays vtrtllng at Iho homo of their stsK-r. Mrs. Karl llnynoMs. They nre wett known here hovlnRlrti lolh grartunlcMl from the l.a Oranile'n httfh aehool. nr. clirs Wrlloa I v-.A coinmtinlcatlon received from-l Tir. O. It. Vehrs. formerly of l.a.i, ningner-returned from a .three (Grande, from Mlnneupoll5. Mihn..lrtaya vs4t with relatives In Pasco. states that he Is going to spend I some, time In lialtimor-. Maryland. n. P. Pnlphrrd of Walla Walla, rtnd r lr. Joseph J. Kloodgood. of accoinpanled- hy 11. fl. Henderson. Johns Hopkins university, "'ol-'n.ino of Walla Walla Is In' l.a (Irande lowing this." he slates, "I will re- fOP a frw' 4ays attending to hust turn to Minneapolis; where I will nens matters. Tlvey are reglsiered do apeclal work In lieloiml Anm-'ftt the Hornmcr. , . .j thesla. under Holert M. Fuller: ( then I will attend 1hc Mayo rllnlcj o. J, Kaiser of Junction' Oily for some special work In surgery, j Oregon. . Ik now peglstercd ' at the My address unon returning to I lie. Ho mm or 'hotel. . ( roast will he 4MI-II and 1 2 I' lilted I : - . ' Plates National Hank huilding. Sa-J Thomas K. Smith of Halnrn wlM lm. Ore." ihe n l.a Ornnde for n short tlma Mothers Our Line of 12 N'umlwrs of THE HOME RUN KHAKI FAMILY HAVE ARRIVED For Roys and Children LOT 5000 For Flapper Suit LOT 76 -Play Suit for ChiMren ' , LOT r)2ni Juvenile Shirt " LOT 5101 Boys' Polo Collar Blouse LOT Boys Polo Collar Shirts LOT 101 Open Front Play Suit LOT 77 Play Suit for Children LOT 5002 Two-Pieoe Flapper Suit LOT 501 1 Boys' Knickerlmckers LOT 7571 Boys' Sport Shirts LOT 51(I-Boys' Sport Blouse LOT 5008 Boys' Lace Knee Breeches Our Line Is Complete in AH Sizes. Prices Moderate. Quality Merchandise TH STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE Iaw Violator I'liird 4 Bully BfonMis fnl t2S a5mt hy JiiRtlro r Vipo HrtKii Rrady 1tif mottling for matntaii mg oft.Mftftf.nltary restaurant.-Th ohanffA -Qfi H'ARneutrd hy.thn Rtai food and airy oommiwlon.- Toy Voiins was nrraiRnod on iho samf ohargA hitt pladd not guilty. Hli it-tai will ho hold Bomo time dtirin Hie !"irHt of npxi wf-k. I Vtlnfr Hew. - . , ' J , VlftitliiK-hrf! t homp of Mri .la ni KfOwn aro TonV - of hof ilatiKhtrfl nnd two uon-tn-lawB, Mr anil Mfw. llolrt Va , Mepf, of fiwpftt prijiw. Montana, Mr. nn4 Mrtt.-!. VHarevaiit and adn'frhtor, ;Ilu, f KtonllH. Albr-rta Canada. Hannvflrtwn. of Rwort Crasa an4 Afro. IH4 J ust tin of Hoppncr, Orrv. Mr; Mm, Saraht and daugh lnw In trip Knm Vonotla hy r nw4 trmr an tooiioih trip. ; jtfcttrmtfcM orfocmod 8. O. Oftrrcll. prominent linker lutiorney, Vtm morAtcd ttpon lam night attorn ten o'clock for appen- dirMi. Mr. Oorrdl was tutor sud- vnr 4t1 xit tils offlre. yesterday Imoruin-; an Was ?-etn0ve4 to his kotne and placed tinder the enro oi ;i phyjortao. Ho enod much, hcD b In tko afternoon, but nil exam i nation ' rouvkt-rvd- Dm attending nhiVrTiiin tl.3rt na immediate, nnfr- jntinn wm nceessary The .appendix A not from Hovcrend CI. IV JuipKy iof Itolso, Itiho, fni'incrlr of l-u Orandc, tttati-s ttwt, lii'vorcnd H. I-;,. Otfllion, 'pastor V tho Modi odiHt Kpiscopal church of MurJdiua nn4 fr Blxlccn yoara mcinlier ttf J he Hnho confcrcncrdlPd ut. one tlto 1Mio hoMpitMlH Jn ISth i ft or an operation a. few Uayaufra n.Hnn church Katurday nflrnoon jai tltrie o'cloc;. llu vial will ht- MerMlun. Personal Mention Mrs. K. M. Knotl and Mm. M. E. McOolihln of l.omlno. are vlsltlnwr hero nt, ih- hom of Mrs. o. P.. T!nleTl Pen.lray of TlMrekd. ftaK. nrrlvvo In -l.a ranle ihln nmitiinr in visit for n lime wit tri;n TtranAt. . ' Willard fwono, i:. of o. aitidctit. reHtirnt'il hia home In Inland illy tit In mfiir. i curt ririntennen, Pend1eion ilKh school alhlele, h vtslllrnf frlendn In La (Jrande or a few days... Mlffit Hnrteita Hrawn, Mlna Al- eno Wiison and Miaa Ijiiira i l.a Clrandelast evening.' .They arrt .'driving to Portland.. , , -Mrn. P. Joel and Mrs. f'har - He in stopping nt the Walter Maolntnrff, em-mcr wn or Of ntue of (hi wnltowa l.ako re sorts, whr a rtsilnr In la Or an (I' -1 recently, DEMOCRATS INVADING METROPOLIS wather Wednesday, set to hn4l4g t he pom tea I ra nldrMi w h leh is tkfewtng for th oftrtiinR of (he emocratlc national convention next TueWJay. tther iwirtu Wed nesday nrere: i The 4velnfinvent nf An Incress inp aversion omthc. nan of iewly arriving McAdoo men. to join hU fight (or ahrogatlon of the two thirds mle. t , A declaration ny flovfrnor Smith's harki thai If ImpesiiMn of the ntaMrlty re were nttempt ed. a counter attack woti!4 se tauhohf-d against the state unit rule, hr which many of thr Mc Adoo df-lrgawa are tmnnd. Indlcuitons thai Itrennan, lend er of Democrats in Illinois, whom Mr-Ado men credit with liavtng started the niovenient to nitt the convention midn dm majority rule also favored ahrogatltig the cus tom of voting terrain statr delega tiotrs as inltt. ... New Hemlmiartcrw OfteaMHl. J'XaHHslimenl ; of heatiutmrterri fnr.OMcar I'mterwood nnd-John V. OavW, candldotes for the presi dency, ntvd of George I.. ' Ilerry. vice ' presldetitlnl s spirant. , ; - Allocation .of the - delgalfons' positions on the floor of MndiMto n,HTv Garden awd . de tailed coin p let ion of urranRvnientK within thv great. -titidltorliiin. - AMuouncemetit of I 'lilted Stntes Seimtor rOopekind, who hereto tore! han hrcn: looked upon as a toten tla"'dark horse" csdi4(ti for iho lYresidentinl iiominHtieii. that alter a. tour of New ringland, wlwro too received a "grand reception." he wow "nil for Smith." Ueneral aprcenKnt among inem- hcrs of the utlonul coimnlttee. nearly it ll of whom uro on the scene, that Senator Walsh of Mon tana would he awarded the jer ttiuiieut couveiiiioii rhairnianshlp "lieeituee of the gre'nt servlco he hos just done the country and the !uriy . through his activities nt Washington. The last onerons Job of the delegations neailng subcommUte-e. head fit hy IsadOr Hockwetlr of faliromln. waa complojed aftir houni of rtlscn-sion and a long scs 1on at Madison Snuaro tnrden at wiiich virtually ever' oVlepa'te and party worker tn tow"n atpe:inM to plead for rholcv nlares for his stale or territorial standard. - l,i:It HY STATTM-rVT N H W YOP.K fAP William U. McAdoo, in n. fonnal statement isjuied Wednenilay night, forecast victory for the IVmocmtlc parly throtigh tk progrfrpslw forces within the party; lie nakl that througlihnt the? rounlry them was a demand that The Democrats fhould commit themselves um-qut-vocally to ronstrKHv reforms. . "There nre .certain things, Mr. MCArfoo said in part, ''which the Democratic -party mnnt right for uticompramlslngly: - International co-operation for tke- ptirpoHe of abolishing war and ths maintain ing peace; cutting down or elim ination of exceKFd,o miHtarj- and naval armamaneln and the restora tion of work! wide economic im provvmnt, oroadening the hae of proyperHy among our own people to that as far as possible parity shntl n resiored hotween the cost lo Ihn farmer nf the things he consnnie nnd Ike price he nolalns for the things he sells. ; s rssehtlal Meps ln'tlilw direc tion, the. to riff ' must be reeon- NEW TODAY Owe tn turrimiiy nH'rlmcl In rallroMmc rltartpes for inlvrr llslujj Hint 4s ll-terf nndrr classl flnl mlverllKlni: and nmhr Iho "nrw tfmlar" hnuMnc, iin It- I wi,i,t win i, n ,in r ll WUeriLstnir to tw ran u "ww UKlar' unle llin advertslne is acromimnu-ti by ont.it. WANTED I.a.ly Itepresonl alive. Any hrlirhl. Intlunlrlous luily run earn a thousatlil dollura or more eaeh year ly ilevollnr rt of her time lo HOltelttnic wmall Hav ings Aptbihii whleli are rarrietl DirouKh loral lianka umler Hit Ptate Hupervlse4 Sa1ts tk Loan rian. My personal assifltauce assures your uiteres. ICeferenefr requlreil. Write. Ilarolil luiwluml. IMslrlet Manup-r, Kiiterprlso. Oi-etron. -i-u FOIJ BAI.K 2o acres, over oi' ilome 1 2 miles east of l.a (!ranle. $s.an per aere. Very easy terms. Write for serlittf. Thomas . KotfrrM. ati MrKay UMir, I'ort Ian4. Ore. . e-l'j-ln Fori UENT 4-room hf.uw n. iu Adams un4 f'e4ar. Iniiuitv New. llii liooV & Rlalloaory. -l!i-ll FltTINfi rrilFKKNS l.arRe oner nt fiUe eaeh. live welKhl. Iellv. ere,l n Halin-.tny. ftioRc Jir.lW. Jensen Poultry I'lnnt. . -iS--jtj. prttl RRNT Private rarajre. unj O. n.nne 1 7. . S-19-11 Fort HK!(T4-roo l..4.ro fur-nish-4 hnnsej Ooa4 location, phone Main in r, :r..'.- . CI9-II F 8AI.K- VV.-ae, pKs. 3 to r months o!4; also younfr hrooil mowh. JtroeW Farm. 2 mill nort of Hiin.mervlUe. C-ltl-C IV)I! ft FNT e.rnom house, nnd parage, suz u m runs . W. e-lt-ltp on business. downier,-. SEVEN re ELECT ANTLES School Election at Cove , Was Close wiUi Two Caiulhlatcs Receivitig Strong SHpjwrt, COVK. (Special) At the annual school meeiin tn tovn. A, A. An iKs was reflected as director. Tkls la the hcginnlnrr of the twelfth year Mr. Andes has nervM n thr honnl of dtreciora for tove. Tke election was rtoneiy oonteMie4 lv Mrs. H. e. ttio remilt standing 7 to fit with n few araiHwd votes, Miss Hess Kelly was Heeled to Ike imslrlon of .IMr4e, clerk, Mrs. , inwle rmwlnif pIohs seeo.,.1. N-n-ol Iiu.Ik. I as prepared hy the llroe. rs vos niton e.1. , . jll,,. coul of thiwe n-ROilallons al- Vho stranlterry fesllvnl an4 lawn! wn me, nnderthe attsplcrs of 11m' chninfter of commerce wns a de cldct success. YTm showers In the afternoon slhx-hlly dimmed the nr ilor of tlto hosts, hot the c toads Hsnppcatvd ttnd tke :rveiie1ng was one of pleasure to .the Jila tntr)ts. Many J.a tirande and I'ttton pv-o- ple weri prcHent adding greatly to the sitcccHs of tlto festival. The young people who haxt ro- turned from the various colleges to spend their vacation at home are: Misses l.oln Martin. Violet llloom. Nellie ltnrker nn Xina t'onley, from: Moiimnulh: . Siev Selak. It, and II. Prill Inum, Viugeh'e Oraiit and Menu', rotiley from Whitman and Trulnnn IVnse, who has.!liern teaching school-in Wasco icoSutty. f - tructed . downward "".and roads must bo reformed provide adequate and the rail- ? emcten: Korvlco at lower rates. Korean : trade must he ro-e.siahlinho,l and wtdoneil; Hie natural renourcaM of he n ion must be, protected, par- , p.j,,,,, ,Q Uu. ,,(lr,in, MOVOIviKn 'Hios,. who made up the per icniarly water powvr. which must . rRh Q( tH)WtU Ui UmH sonnej or the pn.ty yestenlay wre be developed In the Interest of the rimro, ,mniif?ral,on , m ;VWliH-y 1- llolse. 1'orUnnd altor- peopir and not exploited for 'pri- , (onuins or 0KH(.iOna " ' ney. aim a director or the tate vate advantage. Ohlhl lnhor should ,,VrU(irv N , chamber of commerce; K. Ka- lii 1 1 r-ril rr-t i4 ii -nd finiinlilt- V'ttHila . ciu, economic mm social snomn he accorded to women. "Genuine economy In govern ment must he practiced and taxes must he progresMivcly redueed to the .lowest possible basis ronids tent with efficient government and nt lee to deserving employe in the public service. Justice Tor la bor, tke farmer and the people must lie substituted for theJi-ollcy of a-dvantuue to predators' Inter ests constantly practiced hy this lidmlnist rnt Ion." U. S. STAND ON MATTER MAPK tlLEAR COnntlMied from paga 1) kin; n fsortHafaiHl friendly In tone, but Al (he same lime makes It clear lhat the exclusion proi slon In no way trespasser upon any written or Implied obligations on the part of the I'nlled State.n. Secretnry Hughes points nut that tk congress wholly wtihlu Its right In ihe enactment of the pro vision and lhat ncttou taken "is Riandaiory upon the executive branch of Ihe government and nl Iowk no latitude for Ihti exercise or executive lUscrctiA s lo Die carrying out of the legislative will expressed In Ihe statute." The const riictkm generally placed iifwin the American note Is that It coitcliiHltcly dcnKiiiHtrale IIm fcw- f Ih toirtwi nm eminent Dial um cmIii-hi law Is n chtM'd Iim'mIcni knd that ho nt temM to mNlir or niter Its terms Is in be fxi-ct'teo!. Recrelary Hughes In the note Which he prepared with utmost care, expresses pleasure over I ho friendliness am) candor of the two test coinmunlc.'Uiou delivered tn him by Ambassador llauihitra May SI. ''Yon may lw assured of the readlnesH of tills jcovernmcnt io consifb'r In the suVie spirit Ihe views you have Fot rorth." Mr. 1 1 ii lies adds. TJic note then analyzes tke ex clusion provli-4in applicable to uli uliens Ineligible for ctltKensliip us it Is mod tiled by the expect ions coni ulned in the act and poiuts uoi : It will be observed Dial taking ihose exceptions Into account, tli provision in iuestinn duis not d li fer grisul in its prHcilcul opera tion or In Die policy whlrii M nl t loots, from the ujidcrstunding em liAdfcd In I lie gent lemon's agree itirm. under which the Japanese has cofitei-tled with the govern -me ut of the I Mkid Stite in pre venting the oniltiration of Japan e.m tslrorors to this connDy.", fH)Nralloii Apprcclnteil, Appreciation of this cooperation in carryiug out a "long eHtsbllshed policy" Is expressed and tke com munication adds: "ImlcT-d the upproprlaWnefs of that 'policy, which has not evidenc- .lapanese people, llielr character anil actilevciucniH have leen con firmed rather I ban ouestloiied by ihe voluntary action or your gov ernment in siding its exocui Ion." The mihslantiul difrcrencn lie tween the evclusion provisions and Die gentlemen's agreemenl, Ihe sole continues, lies in that prod lenf t'onlldge rlescribrd - In bis Matement at Ihe time he slRned the Immigration bill, as the "de-t-rtii iiiatlnn of congrss to exer cise lis prerogative In defining by legislation the control of liuritl t nil Ion Instead of leaving it In In lernarinnal nrrangemenls." "It Is not understood that this, ihe fact lhat it was hupo;i.':ihlc to prt roautive Is called hi uuestioti, ; retire n new tire for the Pack triit rotk r your government ' ex- j ard Die.-e, It wan h fi at Wallowa prrssty rfCognty.es lhat 'it lies j nd he parly doubled 1 1 fi lu Hie within the In hems! overelpn pow- ijincnln ami hYanklin until Duty er of raib Htute to limit and con- irraehrd the Iffce, trol immigration to lta own do ! inainB,' an wathorliy whiek It 4 j believed Jhe JnpaneNc gowrnment j hns not failed lo iwerclfo In Iim J own discretion wkh rrsnct to then admission 'of Qllens sn-1 the can- j dillons nnd location of their set-i Mlemenl within Tts borde-s." ikv ! ; retat-y Hughes' note continues. i nmcheon, prepared hy J. Itoss l.es I 'it Is at this point, the wcre j rt, effirtrat Tnter-M, wis served (nr afier noting ikat the presi- j lhe nit reiMit reMaurant. All dent "would have prepetivrt 1o;om stlro 1 Ihe repast for with continue Ihe existing nirangement " ,,mvMiirn skarpemsl Hy the delav with Japan wltk wich modiflea- t hi rrivl, rtaw rnowder, keef and lloim ns seemiM desirahk. asscrt-n: !ntakwpe a la mode 4isapenred 'Thlfl'gnwrttnwiit doen not fe that It Is Knitted to mck an iotvr natlonal arrang'enient or that hy virine of the exisiin'g nnderstand lug (tko grntlemcns agreewnttt or f ttw wegotiationri k has con ductcl In the past with the Japa nese government that it has tn any sense Js or imnaiMNl the full Mi- ;in iodv of water, thw mrroimd erty of net Ion which H wouhl, irft w, ospocially glorious. (hot wise have In ik1s matter. On " . ' .Vl " L ...' ." " HiH ronirar', that frorilom wiik !'.' .,..' . , :Zl ... . ... . ... I mp w, ,,,. .. ; ;,Pnts ,,. anlinnlP mir ,lltmla. ,.., ,,, m. .., i. l,w- , Mho note then ...rotes lh etnuse treaty or 1S94 with Japan which stipulated specirienlly the resorvn tinn of the right io control "the imtnlgrntinn of laborers" hy law. It adds that dvhen the new coai- morcinl treaty of 1011 was under negotiation this clause -w:w elim inutvd ut the instance of the Japa- ne.se gowrnment hecanHc of the I existence of the gentlemen's ngree. mi nt of 1907-K hy which Japan undertook, on her own motion, to restrict such emigration to the j rnlted States. Iteference also Ih made to memoranda oxclianged h-' ween the Japanene cuih:iy n,d the state department dated M)ctoher lit, lino, and Jaumirv 13, i j ttWlli,.W.i.d lm ji(pam ' supgeMtlon for elimination of ihe i11Krt ,,i.. ...it ithe Httpulatlon tlMit 'the govern- ment of the V. S. doeti so with ll neciMsury rewrviw and without replied in u memorandum which atated iknt "the Imperial government concnr tn the under standing of the propnsnt relating ito the riuestlon of immiprnllon set , i forth in Die above mentioned nnte jof January 23 Inst." Heerolary Diifhrs' note points iOnl that this correspondence con Utituted a "disllnct understanding" 'between the two governments or j Die right of each to conlrol imml- grallon and adds that the ndvis j ability of dealing wtih the nmstlon j of leglslmlve enactment "nccos- narlly remains within Die k-glaki live power of Ibis government to ) determine" a power which con j gress has now exercised. i Tlie note nd1if the Japanese government that Hincc the exohi- t4on provision lakes effect July 1, 1S24. .the Woshingion goveni tlient, mnst consider the govern ment of Japan ns release.1 from any run her nhllKUlhw under Die enih-men's nffreemenl nw from that dale, it cnnrbi'lcs with the asjertlon that recognition of the ripht of eadi gownmenl to 1igls lute in control of immkrration "slould not derogate in any drgree from the mutual good will and cordial friendship which have al ways clmrflctrrtl Di relations or thelwo countHi-s." Visitors Inspect Union And Wallowa Counties On All-Day Auto Trip Con tinned from page 1 ) lag to Hot like first where the sanatorium was inspected. V1 onel Cavil le passed Judmnittt n Dr. Phy's herd of llolsi nnd that judgmen. was not derogatory lo cUMnis oV excellence nH:n'hid lo tke Phymet c farm's Inhnhllnrts, A drlKxIing vain accompanil the motorists as fnr as 1'nion. where Die pnrty visited the slate experimemnl farm mnn-nged hy Itobcrt Wlthycombe, who Inke;; more pride in Die section devoted to solving farmers' problems than n hen dors in her first flm-k of chk'kens. Niwcchm Pointed thit, The visitors went I h rough Iho experiments! "show-houslT, wIhmv the displays are kepi. The intro duction of (Irlmiu HlltiliH Into f regcn wns accomplished by I lie . I'lilon furm mid oilier trials. In- chidlng ex perl ment ul crops of !ais, head let I lice, elc. are beln:.' j nxMked out at the present lime, ' Tke party before leavintr. said I hat ithe I ninii farm Is the best nf the I rcgnn sub-st at Inns, j A brief slop was made at Die I'tiion hotel before continuln;: on Ito rove, where the rh'-rry or ! char ds were viewed ns I he en rs 1 wended their way along Die fool - hill road going out of t'ove. The i excellent shipping value of Ihe jfove cherries and other features I f the fruit lhat make them among the host the world produces, were given by ihrl;t Sinckland, who nc ', cam pa tiled the parly ror a tulle nr t big fut nre Is predicted foT ! ii ovo in small frutls. i 'ondit Ions In general there appear to be above the valley average this .year. Aflor leaving ( 'ove I ho course a-ent on to the stale highway ne;ir Alferd and no slop was made I hen j until reaching t he Wallowa can yon, when nil looked upon the i Mlnnm and Die grandeur of the 1 mountains forming the canyon's if lews lis. - t Tirr TmnlJe j Another stnp occurred near Die ' pi odd anl camp n few niib-s on due j lo a bio wool. The party rested t for awhile wliile Mr. Perkins drove jan lo Wallowa for help. Owing lo The villtors made a point, tow- ever, of stopping In Wallowa. Kn-I - tenr4se N Jowt -t exekange j, greetings with the editors of Ike Wliw county newsnaiota, AfHiM4ft Mi'nftk hliHtlly the lake was renched aIaiii ' 3 oVKtck and a delightful i tn m-rftlfying fanhlon. When e fnnerman nf encn one haVl lieen aattsfW, a trip tnrmigh tw resort was mnoV, wnii rosnlt nt rxphtkaitonM of wknt tke Wal lowa WonoVrtatvd kad la ofeer tke tonrist . Vesterilay. wk h rrenk oow on the ptwks t adjacent , Vhelake, Itself, 4s sliglnly lower fills year than nsual. Rwikietiri fMefc, According to Mr. Leslie, tke tourists have )dCM visiting Ike take In plentiful nHinkers, Three New York mrs have lfc'en regtfdered ami scann from other states siop- uul nff fUI U f..MT illcv kl I f I tall of the past few days, few ar ! , ho ,nho Tno ros7,mlng of cienr weather, howeer will again give Impetus lo the tourist trek to Knrrn Ortgon'n SwltKcrland. IVtniv returning lo Joseph the parly visited Ihe three-ymr-oUl bear which -Is kept nt the rcNOt! and fed hint sugared water, clgnr eta nnd cignrtt. which wire nMlnh ed by Mr. Itruin. Several new cabins and tents have hii-n erected for thc aecom- j vlHlfoMI nntl . At.VtAnum.mtH .huvt i made suro a bettor son-ice than in past years. ' .1 j At Joseph the Portland commit j lee left the Ul tlraililel'S who con tinued on. homo, arriving hero about 7:15 o'clock. I iuelr al .loscpli ! MVt nlKht the html Settlement Inutrtl nifnihem with ciicnIs of the i J"Bepli fommunlly clnh. Toduy Mhey nre lo arrive In lVnilleton be ; ,0,' retnrnlng to Portland. Mile, editor of tlto western, l-srm-cr and cli41rimin or the PortJuud ('huinbvr or tommeree sgricultu ral conmittti'e; A. S. ICdmonds traffic niHUHger or the l akin l'w ciflc systom Martdiall I tana, as sociate editor of the Portland .lom-nal; Jotin I inly, prowl dent of the I llhernla bank or Portland; iltownrd Kllfcvt, c-littr of the 1'nioii Piw-Kic mawt.tm-; Itoy T. lUshop, director of the Klule, chnuiber wf commerce and truMtee of the 3W, (UMi ingoa development fund; President and Mrs. ' Klmer ettod dard and dsngkter, of tke I'ntou t'ownly t'h umber of Commerce; Ksrl O. Itinnlds, secretary of the same order; H. K. WatklnM, cklef scmit of the Trail men; Air. ' and Airs. W. IN-rkins; Andmcr Playle and Ihe writer. VKM4N' HIHjDISY. Victor DePlnlo, notd violin player, will he nt our grill every evening during Ihe 'dinner hour. I lis music is charming and lie wel comes nil. Somen or Hotel. 4.19-it Gilmore & Cochran numbing ' and tlitin; 2202 N. ISirrh Si. Phone 20H-M Wr'Mj MARIS TflK.srX' Anv Ttalny AflrnHMin idd; 'i;i Alii itnM They will enjoy wltk you our well rooked Ijincheor. 1'ountaln Service and savti the day! Tflke home some of Diosn tempting (Iwllllnnrs Klec trie (hiked Phs nd 'ks and real f 'renin PuffH, too insdc feesh dully. IbttH I Ion hoi i tViffee scrri'il 11-ob IKmt l-nrgrl You'll miiM- again! The Black Cat . " . SPECIAL im OF Crepe Dresses ...'.-; ( In Black and 0l's ' ,' At $19.75 French & Greene Farmer-I-alwr MeelinR ' Ironing Out Disputes (Copttnnea fmm page 1 enlls at WedneHday's session were therefore -con ft nod o a rail ' of state.. i . i Cominltices on plalforms and rcsolut Ions' and on nominntionH were also named, and while Wait ing for these bodies to get through I heir work the convention listened to oratory, - ' , Immediate launching of a now crafl to sail Ihe pot ideal seas was the burden of all speches, ami i-hoers ! tippfoval gn'cted each reference 'io this. Allack t apllaliMlc lress." c AMticks on the "capita 1 1st ic press", ami more or less thinly wiled ciitlctsai of Senator l.a l-'oHoito and the t'e-lnnd ettnfer ence nf July I, also found favor with-the delegates. The eoinparl soji hHween ' riil" and "yellow," which Duncan , McDonald intro duced Tuesday 'in his tllwcuvKion or l.a Kollette, .wasitrtUen up by scv- eral or Wednesday n speaiters nd Arcade - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY " , WO i GLENN HUNTER, 'WEST OF THE ' WATEKTOWEPi '. ERNEST T0RRENCE( MAY MCAVOY AND FOX NEWS ' 1 Last Time Today JAClvIE COOGAN in "DADDY" , . CLOSING OUT , A lino of Infiint'H ColUni nnd Silk mixture. Skiita. Vliile they la.st 7."c. Wi-ro $1.00- 3 ' r 1 i Art & Baby Shop "Fverythlnc tor llic Unhy NTAMI'INfl lIFMKTITCIfINO Stimincr Hotel Bid!,'. STAR HAROLD HELL WRIGHT'S "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN" DON'T MISS IT! greeted cheerlngly.' . "1 am not afraid of reds, hut I am al'i-ald jf a man with a broaii filreak nf yellow up his back," said the Itcv. J. ;.. He. be nf Dicalui. "If our forefnthera had deslgnod. lin American tmg uiun-r tvi..iu economic conditions, the red wreaks would be yvlhiw," siiid t'haiies l-h Taylor, chsirmsn of th convent Ion. (JAS CLEARS ' SENATE IN PROVIDENCE fContlnuod from nag 1) el' tort to rorce ropuldlcans to pars atpi"Opi iatin miasnres which have ' been pending since I'Vbruary. (iovernot I'lynn. who appeared In the chamber shortly after Ihn : gun whs discovered, tlclared Iho . attempt lind nitparenlly luin made t o sn l ineal e .lent ciiant ( lovir nor ' Touptn. - - i , . No woman can really low Ihe. kind of n man who sayH her new ksl Is "perfectly dnrtin(r."