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Thursday, Jty 3, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FTVE Local News In Brief COMING EVENT8 July 14 . Annual, vWlnff. Fin and Fleet foot fish (Veil. July 17 I'nlon County plo. neeifc" annual meeting here. i:igln Today Waller ("leaver, of Portland, who 19 visiting at tins II. II. 'leaver home here, went to Klgin - thin morning to spend the day. ' r i To Spend Summer Here v Clair Hurnt'tl. a medical student at .Stanford University, has arrived In l.a Grande, and will npend hi a Rummer vacation at the ramie 'tonde hospital here. JVroent Was tM.& .. ' Mifw Klla Neiderer, winner of the American legion Union rounly es say contest, was graded t4.6 per cent on her essay instead of afl was yesterday asserted fn a fifory in the Kvening Observer. YlslsfJng Here Miss Helen Lewis and Boh Lewis jnf Portland, formerly of ai fi ramie, are visiting friends und relatives here.. Miss Lewis expects to re turn to her home in Portland In about a week. Vmlcrfiocs Operation. Mrs. 14. H. Trowhridffe was oper ated on for appendicitis at the firs n ile Hondo hospital lust. - eve ning. HlH was reported doing splen didly this morning and a rapid re covery is anticipated. Still Taking Testimony Testimony was alill being1 taken on the circuit course case. Wul jUaee Hnyter vs. Frank Halston this morning. .The trial Is of a civil nature Involving an agreement over the cutting of some wood. To Visit In Portland . . : . - Mrs. O. 13. Sllverlhorn left for Portland last evening to visit with her daughter. Miss Marjorie- and her son. William. Miss Hllvertliorn is librarian nt Heed College and Mr. Sllverlhorn is employed by Uic Portland Telegram. To Adjourn Thtw i;voiihif! The county court will finish up tho current session and will ad journ this evening. The commis sioners are all present and routine business look up the entire I fine of the commissioners today. Visiting Hero Mrs. Paul Mnssee Is visiting nt the. home of her father und mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Desilet. Her small daughter, Natalie-Ann, is also nt . her grand mother's. Mr. Mnnsee wlll arrive here next Sunday to kttnend his summer . vacation in l.a n ramie.. 7 The Massees ' reside in Pendleton when Mr. Massee Is em ployed as window decorator in one of ,th larg department more Mr, Mttssee wan formerly conned ed with N. K. Weal's department store In thin oily. Tolls or Wallowa I Akc Wallowa lake, gem-Ilk and mtr- rmmded hy rugged mountains, giv ing tho effect of a bit of Alpine scenery, is destined to become one of the real onldoor resorts of Amer ica, If present plans are carried out. In a general way the pro gramma Is to make Wallowa lake a winter and summer resort There are plenty of summer resorts in Oregon and other western states, but winter resorts are rare. The plans for the development of Wal lowa lake were explained yester day by A. A. Kerr, resident ofl-a Orande, who Ib returning home from a visit to Grants Pass. Ac eordlng to Mr. Kerr, a company har. 'most of the land around the lake and a large central building will b erected as headquarters for big Ceme to Clint's Today And Let Us Show You How a Sloreful of Men Act in a Slore ful of Values If it's only for a min ute If it's only for a neck tie If it's - only to find out who's who in Qual itywho's new in Stylo or who's True Blue in Value We want you to come ; in any time today and see who's doing the lmr. iness of La Grande. Cool MichacLs-Stcm Suits ' Regular Prices ?24.K"i to $58.50 Save $10 on that 1!h Suit $10 Discount on every Suit in our Store. Flannel Trousers $8.85 "Colf"llose $1.95 "THE STORE WITH affalra The company will erect 30 or 4u small bungalows and prob ably moro as the enterprise devel ops. . V hero in good hunting all Hit year around th lake, the moun tains abounding In game and the lake streuma being full of fish. 1 Is u sportsman's paradise, wltieh few sKrlsinen know about. 8aH. and row and power boata will lie placed In tin lake, for the sum mer. Far winter, when the lake freezes, there will Iw skiing tourna ments curling and all other outdoor winter 'sports popular in eustern Canadian cities. Inn which uro un known in the Pacific northwest, ex cept by hearsay. Ji gets cold at Wallowa lake, and there will 1m plenty of Ice lor iceboat races and Hie like sports. The Union Pacific railroad has a line almost to the hiko and the railroad company has agreed to advertise it. If the plan works out, Wallowa lake, in Ore gon, may be the gathering place for winter sports in the (.'nited .Stales. Portlund Oregoninn. Personal Mention Mrs. J. M. Karris and. family will spend the week-end In Welser. They left on No. 24 this morninff- Ralph '-By era took out a permit at the city offices this morning to repair a dwelling on First street, between K und L avenues. Horton- Ostrnnder of Wallace, Iadho. was among the out of town guests registered at the Sommer yesterday. Mrs. Km ma Hill, formerly of Cody, Wyoming, who has been re siding in La' Grande for the Inst three or four weeks, lert for Walla Walta tills morning. Mra 1. V. rutncuii and small (laughter. Fern, left for Medical Springs this morning to spend the ourth of July with friends and relatives. Wallace Alexander, son of Mr, and Mrs. It. II. Coburn, is visiting the home of his parents here Mra. C K. AnOcrHnn ami nmnll Hon. l.or( left for Salt l.n!io HiIb morning to npcntl thi HiimmiT, 'Mra. Anderson 8nyH Salt l.nkt! wi-nllior l.s mnrli wnrnicr llinn thai. In l.a (Iruniln. . Mm. V. It. Hamilton and Hon, W. W. llunttllon, l'ornH-r l.u (iriinilo rcHhlontK, H'lnrnnl to Ihelr liomo In t'nrtltind tlitH lnorntiiff. They Imvo boon vlHltlnff with Kn-il Ham ilton at Humniorvlllf. Mian T(..rKV Jhwi. arrlvfil front North Y'nvih:r IIiIh mbrnhifr. Hho will urironitiany a parly of frU-ndft lo Wallowa lake tomorrow lifter wttloh Bhc pxnorin to nprnil tho re mainder of the nnmmer in Idaho. Mr. and Mra. K. V. DotlKlierly of SpoUun', who lire tourlliK east slop per over nlKht In l.a tlramle. They registered al Hit' Hommer liolel. 1 ( .1. P. Morelork, prealdent of the Wallowa f'onnty IMoneer AKMoelo- tion anil antnmoliile ilealer of Wul Iowa, waH In l.a tlrantle on hnsl- nesfi yeaterilay. He registered al the Sommer. J. n. Wilson of I'endleton. stop ped over In i.a Grnndo laHt eve ning and left, for Losltne on a flnh Intr trip this morning. While here lr. Wilson reuiHtered at the Sonv mer hotel. Miss Winifred Ithlnehenrt of Sa lem, who has been visiting, wllh Miss Gladys f'urrey at the Hoy ( 'urrey home intends lo return to morrow. Miss Itblneheart Is em- Jnntzen IladiinK Suits $2.85 to 96.S5 , Collar Attached Shirts $1.45 to $4.85 Fair Isle Sweaters $7.85 to $14.85 Sport Belts $!. DUCSS VV FOR TIIK IOtRTIL Clothes of Quality A CONSCIENCE ployed in the automohlle depart ment at the Mat mpltol. Mrs. Arthur Heed left for Port land today. Floyd MeKennhn n-1 urned from a bnwiness trip to Portland ;hls niornlnK. Mm. Margaret Hutchinson and daughter, Mrs. H. .Mann, are visit ing at Ihe Jack McFarlund home. They arrived today front Missoula. Montana. Arthur Kerr Is back In I.u Grande lodav after vl.iltliikr for nboul two weeks with his son. Jack Kvrr, of j Medford. Mrs. H. R Houston and daugh ter, Betty Jane, left for Sab-m this morning to visit relatives. Mrs. D. D: Mast en of Klgln, went through La Grande on her way to Hot l.ake to see her hnsband who was recently operated on for can cer. Mr. Mnsten is Improving as well as could 1h expected according to his wife. It is thought that Mr. Must en's condition will be such as to allow his removal from the hos pital in a short lime. BAND GAVE " PROGRAM OF . . " EXCELLENCE (Continued from taiga 1) Klrls has hrought frrorefulness In its most simple and pttrtfled form, for every yonnsster iKirtleipalin in the pro(rrim of forty-five min utes sh'owed the best of traintnR. ostunie4 worm by- the rtaneors were exquisite nd typified the. many sweet cliaraeters whleh they represented. I'nfortunateiy o number of tho oudUnce, due to lack of programs thought the program of lite even ing had finished when thrt daneers were through and left the. pavilion, nut they missed the last half of one of the greatest band concerts possible to heur in an Interior town. ' This portion of the bund's pro gram included "Oretne de la Creme" by Tolianl, "Mullet Music und Soldiers' Mureh from William Yell" by liofslnl, . "foeoanut lance" by Herman and 'Tho Kor lune Teller" by Herbert. The IonIiik lroitri. C Tlte final I our lies have been given by the actors In "Her Hus band's Wife" and that splendid llllle comedy will be muiy.ror tne public tonight nt Hie. Riverside park. The cast of characters Is: Nora ' l.ymnn Uichard lleldln .... Charles Ilinger John Beldlu H. a Gwilllams Irene Handolph .l.. l.orim Cooliilgo Hiunrt itundolph .... H. 15. Watltlns Knilly lJidew..Mabel lloliiienkomf- Aol. 1. Krawlng room In Itun dolph home at Sahllokn. llnrly afternoon. Act II. Same as Act I. Time f:3 p. m. Three days later. Act III. Rune os Act. I. Time same evening. Two hours later. Kach part lnttTe.:'nlove(Scn8t of churncters boa'' established .nis or her reputation In amateur thea tricals and needs tin Introduction to l.a (irailde. The lines , of the play are puro comedy and anyone that enjoys an evening of laugh ter will find contentment at Hlver alde park tonight .."The best play and best cast," Is the opinion of all who have seen the rehearsals. Miss Ucorghi I'raitlcr ; of . port la ml will give a ehort prelude f dunce number l beginning at o'clock. Mil I'rajtler Is a clever llllle mips of twelve summers and will prove herself entertaining without doubt. The '.-curtain goes up on Ihe three ael comedy ul 8:3(1. ' - Luml)erjaclts Playing In Motion Picture ST. MA Ft IKS, Idaho. ( AP). Twelve lumberjacks, natives of this rea-lon. have heen engaged as characters In a play now be ins filmed In Ihe northern Idaho woods, hy a motion picture, com pany of California. . ' Th ivnmiitmcn. thoroughly nt ease in their own environment, are expected to lend a color to the sct-m-s not ordinarily ohtniu nble. . , ; f . " IjiUovIi w Man Mi riaiie ' . MAItSIII.'IKI.D, Ore. William I.. TruliH'h. forinorly of Ijikovlow, editor nnd mannscr of the !.akt rounly Kxnmlnnr, was pnffnRPd by llio Aiarshfirlil clinmher of rom mercp. lo tuicceort II. T. Spauldlni?. mho wonl lo tho Jlodford cham hfr. Sir. TMitwli will tako rliarse or lh work In lh nenr fnluri. NEW TODAY NOTIPE. niie. to dlfriruliy eiperlrnccd la collefUnit rliarirn for ! IIsIiik that Is listed timlcr rlassl fled advrtlnlnK ami uiuler tlm "new tfNlay" liMillnff, tltR F.ve nlng Observer mill hereafter lake, no classified adrrrilsiiig or atltrrtltslua; to be rim as "nr tmlay" nnless Hie adrertslns accompanied by caxlt. .I.08T Ixira brown liorse, fully nliod. Hrnnded lir on the lefl j shoulder. Ileword $lf delivered I to lianlelfi and Hilliiphreys, lild I (tinyoll. 7-S-Itp .-OIt ItRNT One S-room house. close In. 1'hone tsi-j. ,-.1-Hp WANTKI Truck drlvlnc on nny truck. Well . experienced. fan prfvft reference, Itob'-rt lihman. Coll Observer. J-S-2tp FOIt HA I K Twetily bead Poland china shoaia. Hert KnlRht, l?n Inn. 7-1-ltp FOR rtENT Two furnished house kcentnir rooms. No children. ! Many Local Peopfc i&y. f Spend July 4th Away (Continued from pag 1) All stores wiirhe dosed; heV to.' morrow. - -.-1. f .' : S ''.' i '' wai.i.owa i.aki: raor.Rsu ti'i'i-:s i-:Ni'i'.rr.isKNT WAI.I.OWA LAKE, Ore.' (Spe cial to the. 4Mserver) The 4uly luirlh program for . the. relehra. tiun sponsored hy the Wallowa Uike WondM-land Co.. Inc., Is as follows: - ' ;-'-- Morning I amis a. in-, parade; l:3it a. m., patrlotle drill hy ihe. ladies f Joseph:- ll:ttu a. in. At 8peoJter's Mand) solo. Star Spangled Ban ner, Mrs. A. K.- Parker: . address. Judge It. it. Iluiler of The Italics; song, America, audience led by hy Mrs. O. CS. Crawford. 1 Aflemoan (ITIsra given by Wallowa IJlkc Wonderland, Inc. I :ua p. m.. baseball. Japeph ca. Hurricane creek, winner lakes bat, catcher's mil and ball; 1:30 p. m race program . (vosh prtseM! I toys i to 1. SO yds.; girls I to T, tti yds.; hoys S to 12. to yds.; girls S to :. 5(1 yds. ; boys 13 lo la, 100 yds.; girls 13 lo IS, -100- yds.: jneu, free for all, 100. yards: fut man race over S0 lbs.), 10 yds.; ladies' race, (over' 20 years), 611 ds.; bos and girls S-lrgged race t!2 years). 5( yds.; -boys and girls 3-legged race 1 13 years auil-ovwi. 50 yds.; .potato .race;. tug.. of war,! Hurricane creek vs. Prairie creek, five men on side; pole rucei .free for. one I rial ; greased plu, your- PiK. , . .,'.- i Starters: . Steve, llouck. It.' W. I'Vit; line men: l.ee Jtusscll.VH. 9 Gibson: tally munr' O:. (J: J'rijW fortl; paymaster:- lid. ;Kben. UMATILLA COUNTY FARMER GETS $L00 FOR WHEAT CROP PKNin.KTON AP). The 1rr- eat of Ihe ifliS wheat' eropH .th-l linve heen lietrt hy t'malllla eouu ly fnnnein wuh 0tpOBt t of ' re- renlly hy J. T. l.leuallen and nona who furm uraunU (he Adams dU trie. The l.leuallen crop amount ed to uhout 43,1)00 . nunlter and wan sold to a Kraln dealer of IVndleion for a, price thai was said lo he iiroimd a dollar. Uiuln men nay tnere' r.re Bev erul other blic crops" helny liel-i, over from tiraiii' dealiiH uro offering ahoMt a 'dollar for IIiIh year's prop.- '' The Kpiinfir harvest hanihVen on for some time In Olllum eotinlf. NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE FAST (Continued from page IV - a GMTi o'clock -laKt nlpht. The 'Iwb planes were piloted '. from rteho hy r.urr IT. Wlnsiow and Harry W. Uuklnjr. , ., 1 lurry 'W. llukinp, air mall pi lot, hopped " off for the east at 5:4 8 a. m. yesterday with Ihe sec ond consign men I of mall to ho fnr- "EVERYTHtNC. FOR .THE HAIIY" As well as tlie HHIe iolri for their. 4(h (if July. ; l. Celebration. Art & Baby Shop "Eerythtrs! for.the Baby" "DO THOW LIKrWlSE" . The ladlea hava hMter Ideas of- economy titan men.', it yon want a good lunch t reasonable, prlceil comft ' to; our Cufeterla which 'you will find well putroiilKed- hytdi.4. criminating Indies and '.gin tlemen. . - . . Open 11:30' to 1:S0! THE BLACK CAT THE GRANDE KONDE CHAUTAUQUA DRAMATIC CLUB . Presents "HER HUSBAND'S WIFE" A three-act comedy with comedy in every line. Not a dull moment not a serious scene. A Splendid Tonic for the Blues Riverside Park Thursday Evening Prelude at 8; Curtain at 8:.'JTi All-Star Cast consisting of Miss liOrn.i Cool idge, Mr. IT. E. Watkiris, Mr. C. W. Bingner, Mr. E. S. Gwllliams, Malel BohncnJvamj) and Miss Loa Lyman. General Admission ?ftc; Chaulaiiqiia Ticket. , Holders Pre. waited. vU ihe new duy-and-nlKht nertnl rmtt. , Hukln: left 12 minute ahead of itehedule beeniiHe the niorninjf won togtey and, a rift ntipc.artnfr In the mist. It wna deemed advtHnlli that he take nd-nnlne of that oppor tunity lo Kft clear of the fox hound 'hny rron. He carried nine fiouehes of mall. ' HA.KI.HI'RBT KIKI.O. New York AI) The first enntliouiul irutiHeontlnenlal mnlt service nir nlnne. .nllol4l hv Wtslev I.: Smith raVrtwd hetv at :ll p. m.. day- Ha-ht mvinfc time last nljrht, nx minutes hehlnd schedule, with li finiirhes of mall wHiching JSI lundK. The plane left Cleve land 14 minuter hehlnd schedule due to the delay of a mall truck. MINTS LETTER (Cootlnoea from pngs 1) symphony In red, white nnd blue. I'erhnps profit Ing- hy the exper ience of Itepuhllcans, ' the New Tork show was better stnipe-nian-&Rcdx In Its opening cessions. The situation by which rndlo aidlences, listening In on Hie i I e v e I a n d proceed tnjrs heat-tl many confidential and some pro fane abides, not Intended for the ears of the audience, - but which were caught by the microphone and rent strutting through the eth er,was carefully guarded against. An o pern tie prima donna, lead ing. In . ihe singing of patriotic 'songs, guve real verve and color to what Aormully htcomea nieroiy u confused Iwbid t of off-kev sound. 1 , Whll . platform makers were wrestling with tin- problem of .whether the party should be of ficially .wet or dry, thtvsty dele gate and visitors of an inquisi tive: mind found plenty of liquid refreshment with a pre-Volstead kick.. Hoy - Huynes, who boasted he ' was responsible for making tho'( Cleveland 1 convention dry. somehow slipped up on bis pro gram for an arid It roadway. TRIO HELD IN FLAG .SCRAPE (Continued from Pngo One) Ister i recount ed the measures tal en to es press to the t'nttod Htaten the reKret of Ihe Japanese govern incnt or the incident. Huron,. Hakuttml asserted thai the Japoncso hcurt Is sliwUed by (his incident, which unless promptly put in its proper light, may under mine. J a pun's legitimate protest ugainsi exclusion und utlenme the sympathy 'of the world. He urged thai Ihe government prevent re currence, of audi "outrages, of which every Japanese disapproves. H urged Ihe Kulo mlnislry to consider what steps might Ih tak en In the event of reciprocal Inci dents in the United fttotes. The conclusion of Iturou Sakn tunl'a Hpeecli dealt with lnitiliieH on emigration to Houlh America., ol T.n...A. I-, .,.1 In tl. 1'.K,.r1 JillMlivw-j. iBim in i.. Kim. . .'.! Hiuri rt, TlnnT VItlSeiislrtp. hnd -oOier laws.. . Minister Is Severe, .'." la . his reply, Huron Shlm-huni declared thai . Iho government np prcclnted "llm restraint of Ihe gen em! public", during Hie high ten- sion caused hy the .enactment of the. American exclusion mw. 'Hut... K.. is to. Uv. regret ted thai eertuin elemenis in Jnpon have been guilty or acts of which (he nation is ashamed," he went on. Tho government of the I'nlted Htates and lis people understand the position the Japanese people are in. und we tru.it that Ihe Ann-r-Ictin amhorltloH utlimately will show n spirit of reciprocity appre ciating Japan's efforts to maintain the friendship between the two countries und reach a real solution ol .their problems.' Concerning possible emigration lo South America, the forelgu min ister explained that since abroga tion of t lm gentlemen's agreement by 'the United states. . Japan no longer was obligated to restrict emigration -to Mexico atul Hoitlh America. As a result, he said, the nation has prepared to follow emi gration policies towards those coun tries which are agreeable to the ,nl in-American gnvernino-ntH. . 1 taton Hhidehara also promised lo Introduce at the present session a bill to abolish the system of dual shipments. Spider Mites Making: Appearance in lountj (Continued from pog 1) hundred Kllons of water. How to I'ropnr The sulphur ta flrnt niKed wllh the milk to form a paHte and then water Is added. It must he thor oughly stirred and must also be kept ablated when urUn to pre vent KCttllltK. Thi.H npruy ulmuld be put on the under unrfaee or th linvos of the plants a far, aa iKwdble. Tho i rent merit should be - repeated within elRht to ten dayH to destruv the mt brood which may hatcli from the etfir ul ready deposited. Salesman Wanted In sell Trulls nml iirnclutt, ns a side lino, mi A wmmbt shm . iMiMr., In la .mmk' nml lp-iirhy territory. Page & Son pdiiriiVMi, oHi-:.; lane tjunex Alan, new inirmal irrjimrnt tikrri in .inirte cnpal im, allay vii'lrur paMn tn i(J mlnum Mid ( km UfnrW to liftiiv tull rrlirl in 24 liuuit ut money bu'L. Fr Trial Offer i lust now ihroiit h a i-il inifoiluaory (.rrannnifM. Oil can uluaiii a U iiriKiirniriuirrly KKKK. Sun ply ft id any of ilir ilt n r nmt-n itainnl bHuw and tk lui a al pickxr ul RIM .(. No ubtivMiuti tt all yum n. Ilui lr ur bk Uit youi Her imiuiriti wulnu t nrtl tliirr tf Hut urfri It IllliltrJ. It UU) U1 Kailird l!t' ) Glass Drugs fopyrlKht 11)4 by The t'linlcal f(nhnratori'H Co., 'Cleveland,' IM1I0. jj 'Ti imi iHbiii iinrr.ii iiiFITfil-liWlaJ itui ui'i: ami Celebration Dance j:u.i, oiux.ov I UIIiAY NK.IIT. JI I V -lilt, Music hy Olson' OrclicNli-.t . nf Tift firnndo Brick Ice Cream WE Have the Finest Made, "WKATIIERLY" Pint Riicka 30c Quint 'Bricka..60c , Have ' one (Hivoi-ed nt nny time you wish Moon Drug Co. I'rumpt und l''rce Delivery ARCADE "Fools HidHway" Cool Summer ; Dressesf-1 ' ' ' VOILES,. IJNRNS and TRINTKD crkpi:s :! J fvBgfay In deliKlitfiil styles and all the JJl new .colore. All reasonably jtriccd. ,. $M I rf - . FrencH & . ' Greene ; & ? I LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS STAR FrL - Sat. - Sun. aaaaaaaaaaaw ' A Ul'X 11F.AIH ; -'ia-vTHv. s-ronv -j&2fai: ' oitihvai.i; ' 'Tin-: VVL'fch.. 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