La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 16, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiVedngadny, July lfi, 1024. TITfi T,A GRANDE EVENING OR SERVER PAGE-FIVE Ii.uk hi r.nitcne r . in. a. t. mil ion luNi evening Kurt no, where she will spend ml days Willi friends. Local News In Brief I COMINO FVICNTS lily 1 1 Union County pio neers" annual meUiiK hero. I tt'poir House n O. Hart toolt mil a permit It Iter and repair a dwelling o entie. between Spruce and I'luo cost, of $500 today. . bd met ion .Man Here it Loneprrun of the. Vurnin Istructinn company and Hmythc gran of .Pendleton, are in La ndc on business. Me tckIh- 1 at tho Foley hotel, itaurant Man Acquitted., oy Young was acquitted by Dip in the circuit court yesl.ordny diaries or running1 an nnsanl- catinff house placed against by tho state food inspector.' in from Portland , , Mrs. Sado Vnn Huron, reprcsent- tlo Guarantco Fund Insurance hpuny, has returned from Port id nnd Astoria where she nan in for some time on business. . Miss Billy ttlffffers, who lias boon visiting at tho home or her brother Raymond HiRnrcrs, returned to her homo in Los Angeles InHt' evening:. ir-klehcrrics plentiful - i Mrs. J. S. Yates left for Looking J,,n Morris went to Pendleton N9 on a huckleberrylnjy trip. ,UM"' V" ""B1"ls iri.. Yates said relatives of hers a took eight tons of the Now Cilnnl rrum I ho trees hmlilcd by Mr, t'ool Mko. and i hen nnmrlud ' I hut pro, lirrts worn good for ftrtocn lonh early In "I ho nuBOn. ; It In a fine cherry iiml one la hp rniiNlilcred hi lhi future. Hi'iliiciil snk I'rcliy 'iimi When "Klioint" Vni-ux left i Draniln on Juno 30ih und wont -to work tor tho llnsche-ftoKe people nl Halter he va uclinonlslH.il hy llnn iol W. I-'rench, tho manager, uhul the company wns carrying, too largo a Block In the. fact or condi tions mid thai, a slock rod net Inn pronoun nuwl hegln at oncto. Sher man tact uhnul to uualHtMn' dnhiK (lint very thing, "lint," lie said yOHtordny while In l.u Orando on liUHiiiPsa, "I had no Idea Ihul Sun day flro would happen -and take out 20ti,ll(ia of slock rrom the warehouse In one nrternonn. Yen. tho slock Is now reduced, hut It Is tho kind or reduction no one likes to see." Personal Mention - Mrs.' Louolla Hendrlkson left for KlKln on business today. Ir Looking- Glass report that the, irics are very plentiful in that pion this year. tl Pothered Them s : Mrs. Joe K. Siwclfol liters,, of Summervllle. were turning to their home Monday mlnff from La Grande they were f?ht in the dust storm that fept the vulley. The top of their was torn to shreds and they feected to bo upset any moment, vertheless, ,t.hey reached home Sam Prooks of Imbler, Is reg istered ut tho Foley hotel. Praying. .Slnjrlnjt and Hivnchiiur -o j-,notigh, snv Ministers 1 , Forrest Seroffplns. Grant Geddes md Coleman Georire left for a and, three day fishing trip to Wallowa exnmty yesterday. It tor In Pendleton Die Irritable stupe has passed in indleton, accordini? to Pat Louo- tho paving man who comes occasionally to see how many eks of hot stuff Karl Wood has led. out. Lonegran says Lnm- )a county will have a better l)p than at first was thought and j ihe season progresses there is n liter feeling all around. " Harry Pteest of Portland Is ii: ha Grande ' transacting business. He is slopping nt tho Foley. Miss Agatha Marvin o". Wallowa is spending, her vacntlon in la Grande. Miss Marvin formerly taught school in this city several years ago. She Is now touching at Watloivu. Miss Marvin is register ed at the Foley hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrow and daughter. Orn, stopped over In la Grande Insl evening on their way ortland from Houston, Texas. fcu I lie Sees U r I Kb I Sjiol fl If. Goulke, the Joseph bank- was in t-a Grande yesterday, lie pm brighter times ahead for Wul- jivii county. Their crops over kro are good this yenr and prices )k very fair, so with that oom jhallon Wallowa county Is going t lako qiillo a slep forward, ae elrdinB: to the banker. if -; jj Mr. and Mrs. Clinrles P. Knoll jl.l dlllltrlller, Marie, made tlieir lOeond trip half way across Ihe tontincnt In spend pari or their ftwntlon at. Wallowa lake. Mr. and Mrs. Knott were here rour years ten nnd said lliey had such ii irnnd Hme and like the country around ftle lake so well thai lliey decided Ut return this year. They live In Council lllurrs, Iowa. Mis. Qeorfte Williams loft for Portland to visit her mother, Mrs. Wdlth llrown. Slie was accompan ied hy her sister Miss Hay.el licown. wlio has been vlslltnrr in tills eily. T.on Tl. t'andland of T.on AnprCles. was vlsltintr frlr-nds In tho valley over the. week-end. Mr. .('andlnnd, I'ortnerly or OKden, Plali, is a son- !n-?nw of Mrs. K. Conrnd, or 1 ti02 l-'onrth street, Willi whom ho spent Saturday arternoon. , Jew fiianl it flrcnt. K'lierry When -'l)nd" CoolldKO budded no New Olant cherry trees a tew i'ars nito In May Park he probably Id not ronllzo what ho was dolns i the way or startinif a cherry In file Ornmlo Pondc which was (o tlval the celebraled Ulnu nnd ltoy tl Anhe. That he did that wry thing:, .however. Is shown by the Jrop from those trees this year fo- Ihira. & Perry, owners of tne traci, fEW TODAY . . NOTICE. Due to difficulty experienced In collecting r barges for adver tising; that is listed under classi fied advertising and under tho "new today" heading, tlio Kve nlng . Observer will hercurter take no classified advertising or adverUnhig to be run as "new today" unless tho ndvertsins ts cconipanled bj cash. Kvelyn TTyde, who has been vis iting In I.a Grande for the past week, linn gone to Redmond. Her niothe who neconipnnieil her as far as . La Grande fro"hi 'Vale, Iheii- home, In to remain here for a few more diiys, vlHllIng with Mm. A .1. Nash. . . Rev. and M"rs. Ketlh and daugh ter, Mary eamo down from Hi Wallowa Lake Kpworlh League institute and camp meeting for few days. They, will return for Sulilnlny and Runday which will be the closing days of I ho meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Keith were bolh on ihn leaching faculty of tho Insti into, ' , Cousnr Tinllod hy Molor. i : ; VIKALIA, Cullf.- (AP) O. W T.overn, pitek train roncessionaire In the Sequoia National park; re cently trailed a six-foot mountain lioness through the night by the lights of his automobile. When, the ear got close to tho lioness, she came directly Into the glare of the headlights. In his hasto Lovern shot through the' wlndBhlold, but killed the beast. The lioness had frequented tho road and occuslon ly had been seen by motorlsis, to their consernatlon. BE MURDERER LANSING. ,Heh. ( AP)- llvlra dhiou tA;ri'H . were IsMuc-l Uhav ft ir Jlafry .t, Dunhip, wantiil m SAeramenifi nnd Au;eles m several ehnrgeK, infludhiH' ruhberv and niunler. Dunhip Ik known ns the 'drndge ImiihIIi" hecaitMe he wore a- depiitv's lmde nnd iommI as an 4i TUr, . ANG ML KM.' t'nl. th As-snemied Pressj-r-Hiirrv J. Pun lap, budge baudil, reeein ly arrest ed In Itelroil, )n Mtispceted (if iji neetion wilh I ho killing of V i I ! -lam Desmond Taylor, motion pie turo director. Mrs. Douglas Mael.enn Tuesduv Identified elnthiPg in his" nows- ston -as Identleal with Ihul worn by a' man. she nuw leaving Tav lor'H homo l be night of the mur der;. ' I of the troubles . hotwooh - luviiion tunu lavmeu,. t-lergy and . clcrny, i and laliv and tdergv. have their joritfln In J' ulousv, Therefore, noi jt ituiiKh emphaAs can be laid upon i hr.sutin ttliM'alion nnd growth tt ir:ue. i'lu'v and t hev alone wdl )ki) iue:i humble,, and humllltv Ih i flu-) besi antidote, lo pride ;i1 t.li'llh'MIKV.1' . . !()LI) PARTIES ' MAKE READY FOR ACTION Continued frniu Pagn On) - Im ;idiiuirtert tut' t he campaign tlt:iM he wits Monday. liefroHhed bv a week e.nj nf rest, he "return d lo ihe eitv to tnekle this first great, problem nf his coniesi. for t hf nres'.denev. Two dav.H. or discussion with pmtv leadti's duvs beginning for the nonUnee nl 11 a,, in. and end tug near midnight hud tailed 10 hrm.'? about "a selection, or at any Kite a selection thui brought ue-eoi-tanee. Mr. Davis, in a brief mct'iinr . with newspaper men Tuesdav night, expressed regret i hm he eonid announce no peitl"- mcnt hi regard to tho most" Inf portant phutie of party organisa tion, 1 to was asked whether- ho favored having a national chair man am) u rampnlgn manager dr eoinblnln the . two ; offhvs, -and replied that even on that point he was not r-ady to express hint- t .uifers Villi leaders , I Daniel k knper of New York: 'i-nidell Hull . or 'JVn"e.nsee, the 4 present national chairman; Nor man K. Mack, who has been New York's national committeeman for 24 years, having Just neeu elwted fur Ihe seventh termi tleorge While of ohln. who directed Die cox campaign; Clem.. Shaver - ur West Virginia, ; and Nornmt 11. Imvm, former undersecretary of slate, joined Mr... lavls befoiM luncheon and spent most of the dav wit h htm. ; , Tho task of pfeklng u lender of the organization In made all the more dot leu In by Ihe need ,of smoothing - out , the difficulties within' tho purtv that the Hharp struggle over plnttorui ami mini inatton iulensliied. His attention having been de voted so far mainly lo choice of a manager, Mr. ha via' address of "acceptance lias not yet reached the singe ot formulation. He haa ulscuMied (whhi his udvlsern und considered the ihemo and fccopo of tr, but doe.H not expect to begin writing, his speech until ho nellies the hu'Hng orjratdxatlon qnoslinn ai)d wttdraw-s lo t)u Maine coast. tr. s. Airmen GREETED BY : I1RITISIIERS ConllnueA from 1) 1 the deep and genuine lnlcrortt pthown In the technical ohjet-ts of (our world tour. Kven Hie presi dent or ihe republic, who gave us as gracious u greeting as anyone could Imagine; wanted to know 0,11 about the practical results of ( nigbi." ",; i:pei't to Hefleh Homo Noon ' 'The dato of the landing of the nvtators on American shores now denends on Vho arrival of sunnllcs In Greenland.- Owing to the htuh prices demanded by Scandinavian ship ownciM to transfer gasoline yo TRUCK DRIVER IN JAIL; SMOKED IN NATIONAL FOREST PORTLAND, Ore (AP) Fed eral Judge lleaii Into vosterdnv sentenced Thomas t'arv, truck driver on the Natron culorr, to He days In Jail for smoking' in the Cascade, national forest. .. ! Mimllar charges ; are ponding against four,x)ther men out on i ball. , , - ' ; , Si One friend, thaiwSlnever TUriMfNGHAM. F.ng. (AP)-Thei moral stutus of Hlrminffhum. one: of tho foremost of the manuraetur-i lng towns of Great Britain, was-, severely attacked bv the Krv. T. Cdmunds In an address nl -the opening session of the conference of the West Midlands lluptlst ;as soclntion here. . j: j "Hli'minghain," the. speaker' said, is a pagan city with misery. Ig norance, drunkenness. - squalor. vtleness In Its midst whlcli create a desperate need for social ser vice. .' If the Christian church is lo be of real beiieflefeht;' service." ho argued, "wc will have to do more than sing, pray, preach and teach." ' ; ' - Itev. J. LcBlle. Tlrown, of Wol verhampton, declared at the con ference that he,, was "bored BtllT" w'lth preaching. What, was the good of preaching when present conditions existed, he asked, t He said ho believed that many or the church lenders were on the wrVing linos, and usked If they had tuay Idea, of what they were talking about and driving at. the lev .confluent, it was necesar to change plans and ouura-r u Ibl tl.sh vessel for a special I rip. Thiui far no newn has been received an to the arrival oi the mipplleH. In Ihe supposition ..thut. iV( rvi hliur w;ts ready in fit out when fii ecu land wits reached. Lieut. KiulHt calculates thut the flight 'lo h( I'nilel Wales rnuld he riubb'1 lit two weeks,;., ; . ;-..., STAHT MaeLAHl N MAY 1 hi: lost ni'au ut itn.i:s ,'I'OKIO (Itv Assoeluled Press) An Stuart Mnel.aren, Itrliinh a la tor flying around the wmld. U n hours over due nt ParamaMllrn In lautlH, In the miles, vwhoret he was to havo landed today, a Japan ese destroyer hits set mil in ticarch of him, accordln.tp a t'eprnt ftom Paramnahlru. 1 .., MueLaren nnd two rompaninnn hopped olf from . l oshiuioyi lake. Yetorofu jHland early today, with out apparent ly favorable weal hor ahead.. Their northward path la over a series or comparatively un Inhublied' tsbuidH, a distance ol about 4ftU mtlcM. BIG it On All Sl'MMKR DRl'-SRRP French & Greene Dresses and Rompers Arc alwnys ii: demand so we hnve-n full line vt thepi , for the kiddies. - Also vdsts nnd other undergni menU Art & Babj- Shop . "Fverylhlftg Cor tho Unby" ' IinslSTITCHINO Aillnninhlles Scc-m ('limp ' When Hough! on This nnsl. WIN'STqN-RAT.UM, N. C. (AT') Auloiuohiles nro Is-Iiik sold here bv the pound. An enterprising' dealer, who handles a low-priced car-, now advertises his ,wares . at,. 3J! l-Sr a pound. His ndveHiseiucnla .se! forth the wctitht of the cars, lo frelher with the total nrlee al so much a pound, and rnuiiiaivs the price with that per pound of every day uecessilles or lire. Tt is said the hniriue method of ailverllslntr bi'u proved linusiailly successful. ' - . I.ont round on Irish l-'anus. fZ ff( if you die from ' V Of VVVJ natural causes $10 000 ifyou die from accident . in eft of permanent totnl . : disability the comnmy will ..... 1. Waive U premium payments - ' 2. Pay you $i pet weelc lor one year; and in addition 3. Hay you $50 per month for life; and . . f 4. Piyj3,00o to your benchuary when you die . , 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result ol - accident the company will cay you JVOOO in cash, mmf dialilj, in addition to all other benefits. (Incase of temporary disability as a result of either sickness . or accident the company will pay $25 per week tor limit of 52 weeks. . ; ' . "A Service TJwe Eiulnr" Kftir CiiastIijis - INSURANCE COMPANY v ..nam mxtimnK (Opportunity nvallable to experienced UCo lnusrnnco salesman as District Manager) . .- far. 3 Wist coat Lire iKtuitANCB Co. !) WWIHi i i Hi AU,m .i i i V, "In On i i i . CMataBnft.. ONE OP AM ERICA'S STRONG EST COMPANHiS J'OIS SAl.K llulldliiB lot cloie in 4 (.'iieap. Terms, mono nt-.I. 7-15-Jtp j-J.OST-Probnbly on Rprlng street, I a kit or tools. Kinder return to this office nnd receive reward. '5 v 7-l-2f .J'OU PALK Dry board ends. 'j per load. Phone Main 547. t j C-ll-!f . VANTKI) Jersey HeUer calves, f Inrpilre Observer. 7-1 ti-Itv t VOn KKNT Sleeplnc room with bnlh. HI) I 4th. "nil 27T.-U. t i . .. . 7-Hi-2ip W ANTED. lny work by rtper lenced woman . Piione 2i-w. 7-IC-2(p Dl FI R-TYC-lf KOAH s jitx.m:Kfsr.M rapioly THR PALLF.S. Ore. County Judffo J. T. Adlttsson and- Hlvision Khffin9er C W. Wanzor, after a survey of tho Dufur-Tyich and the Tyjrh-Whlln Hlver units of Th? Dniles-Cnlifornla hl;hwny, report macadnmlxinfc process well under way. Bolh mills should be com pleted by early fall," they aver. The snides,, especially down Into Tlfjh valley, south of Hufur, arc in ex cellent shape. Itnll Tariffs Rejected. WANTISO Hewimr. Neatly done. Phono 414-W. Mrs. Nor:. Webb. 7-lti-3iit port PNT Plore bulldlnff. In quire!,. If. Norton. 7-10-21 FOR RAI.K Modern new f-room lxinRftlnw. ltulM-ins, cement work, lawn, flowers, trees and hedKe. Price IIRSO. $200 fnnhi balance terms. Pnll S17-J. or l-Ren. Paint Hhnp. Oeo. l-'n-rt r. 7-lfi-Hp Xotleo. K. O. M. Picnic, August -Ird. 7-I6-tf SALEM. .Ore. --The public ser vice commission has suspended permanent ly the tariffs filed rc eemly by railroads operating In Orcpon elf nilnnlinff the one-half return fate for persons accompany ing one-curtood shipments nf live stock to the various nmrkcts. Tho proposal of the ralirnadp to do nwny with the one-half return faro for livesiock nltendants cann- d prtitestn to be filed wit h the public nervice commission by prac tically till of the livestock rn ni dations nf the state. nmLTV. fAP)The Free State oivio ffuards have raided a number of farinhois.-s In county Lonjfford and discovered In them many arti cles of nntiuue silverware .bearing . (ho crest of I he Mack'-y- Wl v.; -family. They wro looted ir!;i: ' CurryRrane which wns destroye.T by fire." This was the homo ot Kleld Marshall Pir Henry Wilson.: tho Hritlsh army -chief .of staff in the Knropean wur who. was asa-, sln.tted on his door siep.in Lon- don. r " LUTHERANS IN YEARLY MEET, (Continued from pajje I) MEASURING PARTY . Given hy . ; r- The wrW.'G.'s of Baptist Church WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY lfillt At Eagles Hall; ' Admission 4c per foot and 2c for each extra inch . PUBLIC INVITED Therefore they unwittingly wori j into the hands of the church's .; enemies, who well know what without lay leaders the church j will soon lost its priceless treasure, th.opcn. unndnlteratcd litble. and - be sieepeil cither In suporstll Ion ; or infidelity. "There are lho?c who maintain : that wherever the Christian chuivh j became corrupt the fault wjik to be found at the door of the. ln- ! men who had tired of leadership. ! Nor lias the church of the twen- j tleth century any special promise thai hltory will not repeal. Itself,; if it ceuses to wiitch, and pray, and search. "The world slakes Its liopes and ! the futures of society and siaie niion education. . Pernonal pride and jealoimy are the ureal est foes to lay leadership. All tho dlssen- -slons and schlwms in the church ; a in trncenht to pride, nnd many- srsiM:cr WOMAN Ol' star-UN; i'ru mri-:h MVPTLH POINT. Ore. Sus pected of bavin-? .started four small fires within the Inst nine days. Mrs. CJeo Winters, 21, was arrest ed In a sml-lnto::lcntcd condition while wiilchlnfr the latest fire burn the house of It. O. Hatcher. Mrs. Winters is said to have been seen at nil of the fires, each of which wns marled by ; kerow ne-sonked raff. ron sale 7-rnom modern home oh the turner of Mr and 'A, Nice Inwn, shade trees, an I roses, etc, Ijii-ko rwrounds, . 1'jnxlfiO, nil kinds of frnlt trees. Rood jrarden, and was-h hdtise connected with hoiive with hot and cold vat'r. Also enKlne nnd cen tiirmral ((imp for Irrltraliou, besides .4 Hliares. In ditch. New bM-n, irooil Kainife, 'chicken linus woodshed, hirjfo barn lot with hi';h clilcken-proof fence nil up In good shape. This Is ' tfood home. Price $n7r,o.oo . Come and see this LOUIS SANDOZ RESSURRECTION PERNS , GIVEN AWAY TODAY Tin-'" Wonder I'lnnt of the Aso" T-Jr ZL (l?eiiri-ectlmi Ferns) The Ilesurrectlon Plant Is ono of Niilurc'H Rrcatest eurlosltler. Found in F'Hh'Sttnc. In a small district of northern Chihuahua and in Texas, this wonder plant : bit files nil 'J he skill of modern sclenet,. : . There Is practically no way if estimating the nt? of these plants. It Is believed they are capable of outliving He.! memory of mankind. Althnmrh thrown Into the discard for a thousand years this marvel will burst Into bloom when plnrcd In water. The Kesnrrectlon plant la more than a novelly It is a IMnff of beauty 'nnd a remembrance, of Oia ueaei't, inn and uu your frieiuiw win want one. . Florlsis frequently (diarue as hi eh as 6oc for these ferns, which in i specially selected and jfntded, .,- orn si.pply is LiMiu;r ;irr vonts toda-. j Most women prefer Flu villa to Vitnllla Fxtract for flavortm? lee ctem, cakes, candles, pudding::, jellies, custardn, naiefa, syrups, etc , Flavilta Is a special hh-nd or Coiimarin, Vanillin, Tonka and Vnnillfi; colored with Caramel, ?lt was perfected by Freder tek Steams A Com pony, manufacturing pharmacists1, cHlub- . Ihihcd nearly 70 years uko In Hetrolt, Mlchljfnn. Flavllla Is a rpinlity prolucl wliteh Is prrferred by many cliefs and I housewives because of lis proven excellence, , In order lo Introduce. Stearns Flavllla lo our customers we are making tho speeiut inducement ff n K-Mtrrcrtlon Fern free vvith each bottlo of FUVilla for n few days only. Foe better cakes and hoiho cooked delieacb'S take home u botfle of filenrns' Flavilta, ' Price :He for an lionifl 2-cr. latltle. iti:i; - , 'With , rJUU Itotlle 0 Newlin Drug Company : ANNOUNCEMENT i " . ' Wo . will tnovo our. Hotel Soidinei.. . Illilir. . KTAMI'IXO I I ... J. v, ,;', ; I j I Prescription I'usincss I a ... .i.i.i.,... ot.i - .,.i.i...i-.i-..i..i m y0ey JJIjr. -v , . . - , to our now store on tho ' ' KAT. MKrtR ' fi ' -it , . , . IA 4vJ corner .of Aclums .nnd' ' j a In cnrrlerla anil not only ' )Vt jfr J Q I save inoiiey hnl ciijny heller , f Depot' j iiiinlliy food' (ivkctl ilio vrny - g Annr I n jN . - . I you like. Ily wnliliiR on 1 i-lL VgTf ?fj; , .'! -r yimrself you save Ilic watt- ' thJr'fll " er's cmiciisi. nml tls, wlwl. .' .1 VCSn': ApJH "Jt L, PW the dishes yon like, ami 1 L JjfjBlE 6lL. - fMw.wiw imwras. ; ' rcnlly fiijoy "your iiienls ; i 1 lllll . '' - THE BLACK CAT... ' '& ,' " f ARCADE 3 Days Starts Thursday j iALU- m 1i!.-vOrAi.0. n vm nn ill v v x- w -Z Noorma Ii n I . " J ' rJfffe!w, ' ilosrrl. In a U , Q f V0- i " . iiU tliri nr HIM ' f a 3 . , ' . V""" -hf-7p v-4 Ankles slim, reel Hull llvhl- . A i'AjSe'aaS'-V.-'LX .'' lf IM., form or llllic mill slim- ( jK."$H ' Z&l i-?1 'M 1 " I , I II mis Knice. riuslil.nr w1. ' . . yg A'$,7 --' ' tf I, III Kiniie aiiiiriiiK. lips iiiviiimr. i f T iiMuS!t4f'.' 1 .. yet ..Irnylmr, sclllm, .very , W ? TfT ' Wf : " AND FOX NEWS " j LAST TIME TOI) A Y "( E NTLE JHJA" ! From Booth TaikinR ion's FiunouH Novel '