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

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday; 'AurusI 19,' 1924. THE l;A i GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! PAGE "Fimi Local News In Brief I Iho Aini'ricnn Ijofelori.' " It'lN'how' on illHplny ut Clint Vua? KliH'f's' ulotU- Trained Seals Enjoy i 1 FALL FROCKS Music From Dinnerbell GOV. BRYAN ? BRITISH PLAN I'OMINi; KVISNTM rii-pleniln'r I l.utmr Utty brulion liord. . 8l't. 8. I jl Gramlu sclioolx open 1 i 4 - f O-l-lil. jt-pt' li.l-'JG I'lllun CuuiKy l.'iilc at KlKin. Nov,-ll Armlallcu JJuy ccli'bru- tion hero. On Flsliln - Trip OiiH Vflil, Mt'cntiipatlli'il by ;Mr. mid Mitt, Karl ItoM.-nlinilin, iH on u flahiii trip to tho Imimlm. '5 ,j - j . ; To lliiilcl linragt- Kuy', Mt'NfM a took out n jit-null IMh morning to build a K"mgt on Sn'-ttlir H'fi"'l lu't"-"i'n AM.-er ,nl "fvnlniit HlruotH. Tho building will lli'ivri'oni Corvullls t liruce Howera and Julm Smith or CnrvaUlH am in ha (irandi.1 v.tmlng.' Willi Uay I'l'k'o. Tln-y aro driving (hrotikli from ItoiHi- and will con tinue o Corvtillis tomorrow. t'allnrii.v Slrkncss Mru. Floyd JO. Mooi-i ri't'i'lvt'd a leli'Ki'.iiu ItiHt ' evening Haying thai lier ussier was dyinw In I.oh Ange les. The cause was nol stated In Hie lileKsaKe. Mrs. Moore left wllh her small daughter this morning for California. l orri'lls Hull Grant 'onley forrelliil jfs bal' by noil .aiyieanmee at the poltei etilirliJust evenlup. ' Coniey was laken'hiu In un Intoxicated condi tion Siilunliiy evening and was due lo be I riud lust night but failed to apeuv. t: . . -, . Crops tjoml ; 1f Mr, Mind Mrs. V. I Adams were al thn Foley hotel yesterday on Ihelr way lo Iheir home In Walla Wulln.. They have been spending several days at Wallowa lake. Mr. Adam operates a large raneh near Walla, 'Wullu. He reporla Ihal Hie farmers in tliat section hud good, crops this year. JWmiit ; .Miti Thu KlKin Kair.n:ird will inct-l this vniiiK al K I Kin- .MvfllrmM nr' Ht'lu-ilnlfiV cvi'py wi'i'k until tho coinly i'uir which is lo ln hiiht in thjit. fily Kopti-mbcr 4, 25 iiml 'I'lit; IikIs of awards urc hcliiK iiiiiih'd and all final urranir -iiKMitH tiirt! bcins' contpk'tud for the exhibition. To fit ''o Wulla' WuUu Tho , AiiH'iiran Legion driini and Illicit!, corps .has accepted un invi-' tat Ion from the walla Walla post nf t he..; legion to com'! to. Mini city for the state convention which is to la; held them on Annual They are practicing .Ihrcy t linen a week) , in prepariitlnri for Tin-' event and MirHAri.rrM WHAT IK IT IS A I'UKSIJJKNTIAL ' YEAR? , Wc'vu ju:;l lisk'iifd tu a loc.il merchant (not mon's clothing) and his business . woes r-"it's a prpsidnlial year and liauiiiljy lousiness is not aot.d: . "Wli? the alibi?" wo asked him. "Just because we are going' to have an elec tion i.-, no reason to pull in your oars just keep giving people the new goods at the right'price and the same men who are feoing to elect tha next president will give you the largest business you have ever enjoyed, by a sweeping major ity."; That's what we're do ing Michaels-Stern Suits ' S-i.l.OO to !."i7.r() ( vllcn A Cooper Union ' Suits ' !)"c lo Sl.l'i Arrow Shirts lo $8.8.- Alerchandise of Quality Clint's Clolhkry Tin Kirj wnii a (Cop:lf aw WiTE ' for a Y areordlng In llielr own slatemenl Ihey "inlend In put a til t It? Orejon licp into Ihe Waslilngtoll lueeling.- To Have I'Unlc The Hoys unit Girls club win Jioid .1 Picnic al Hie -Union lixperlmenlu' Station l.'rlduy, beginning ut ten o clock In ihe morning. All mem bers of the clnb are Invited lo colic, and bring Iheir parcnls and friends Members, will bring llielr own Uinches. Gaines, livestock Icsllnc and olliej deuionslratlons will In offered In the. way or uiuusemcnt The picnic Is In charge of. I., J. Al. I'n, usK'slanl state club lea.jer iin Mrs. A. K. Ivanhou. county sihoo superintendent,, Conditions Hopeful Kami eonilillons I hrougboii't tin noilhwesl urn very hopeful at preselll. Iiccorilinf l I i.'i.e.... of Ihe loan department of the Un ion icnirni i,ife lnsurnncu com pany or liolse, who was hero yis terday conrening wllli h ss loca agent George Carrey. Mr. KlHllrr'i eompany has at present In Un neighborhood of JKIi.tllhuiutl ll loans 1111 farm lauds throughout Ihe norl Invest. . Wulln Hulls. Ijullesal Mot iMki- Mrs. Koseoe Pnillh of Wall: Wulla, Wash., betler known thru cut the northwest us Ihe -"Voice o he Valley" of Ihe speclaclllur pa geant, "How the Wcsl Was Won,' Is ut preselll at Hot I.uke. Wit! her' nre Mru M l..i. ai....... .. Walla Walla and Mrs. M. C. Cow era! or Washington, II. C. The; will remain at the Mimittm-iit,,, r- a shurl time. Ilefore returnin home Iho parly will visit Hllgan lo vieft 'llio niSvIe scenes bein I alien there.- ( Personal Mention Mrs. W. H. Glvn IrN for llnkn this morntnpr an No. 24. Him hi'- lM'i-n vlHititiB In .a OranUo will SI ib. L. I. Wetzel, Mm. II. Love and dauliftr o iH'nvir. HtopiMMl ovi-r in HHh oH yrnh'rday lo viHlt Iht aunt, Mru. J It. Plc-lirrson. Kho rolurncd t-In-nvcr this inorninR-. I.. A. WattTinun of Caldwell Idaho, was retfiHleivd at the Honi iikt liotul yt-sltTday. JI. S. Chapman, merchant of Kn terprise. w;-a in l,a Grande yestcr day on business. He registered u the Hummer hotel. . Clara Smith. Janet. Sinilli. lio Smit It and Jake Kmtl h, tourist: trom Twin Kalis. Idaho, were a! Ihe Sommer .ttotel yesterday. . Julia I i lit lei nf ltakef u iih Iht on b li silicas yesterday. Miss Amy Peterson of St roim hurst, III., in-rived last. eyenin t visit at the G. W. Gibson home. Miss Hilda Almifiilst hTI fo HunMiiKlon last evenlut;, .She visit ;ed at ttie K. H. Utaun lioiue whih In I. a Grande. Art hur Thelson and 1 larolt UVonneil irft mi tn. 17 this morn ins lo sp'iid the remainder of th week in Pendleton. Gtls lralmer, by reason or obtain fmr :tn new membei-H for the l.i Grande post of the American l.e irlon was It warded I he blanket of re red by the 4n and S society fo tlu man who brought, in the tuo-s new men. The blanket is woven It the official colors and timlirnfa o NEW TOD AT , . NOTU'K I I Mm lo difficulty rxiHTlmcnl In coHiM'tlmr chnruci foi der llsltitf (Iihi it llstifl tinder clnHHl ficl advert IwIiij: nntl under (lie "new liMlny'' liemllin;, the Kve aliiu Observer will lien-arier take no clarified nilvertlslit; or nilvcrtiHlnie to Ik run na ."iH'W tiMlny" milesH Ihe nilvcrtMiitf i& MH'otiipanletl by cash. ( l-'Olt Ill-INT New five room hous furnished or partly furnished Call 3r.G-V. Kil'O K. O'Conno Adtlllion. S-I!i-:M -'(Mt HAI.K Nine room moder house, f urnislied, Suitable To boardini! Iiousl" or lare Tamlly Will take In leain. wnnon an harness. I 1 If. V Ave. S-t!l-lti l-'Oli HAhK 2 Jersey cows. I ln-lf-er. H tons airalTa hay. 1 lean- , horses, wt. 2420 lbs., disc plow spray machine, watron, wln sho vet, 5-toolh cultivator, beet plow hoes and forks. 2(in upple lioxes Kstate of I'. I-. Coykendall. bci ; 1. Ilonsel, KriMtdale. 8-lii-lti WANTI-;i - A second-hand elec tric ranc In wood condition Kour burner und oven preferred Call Mrs. Itoy Curry at Sllver-tliorn-Wrifflils' . S-l !--'( WANTKI I'atntlnir. dccoratlnt? t .Jc'ilMlnfi mid pap r h.uiKinf? J. Uimly. Phone r.oJ-A. K-ltt-r.tv. WANTKO -To lease tfood ranch Write P. K.. care Observi-r. KOIt UKNT I-ar(re room with board, suitable Tor one or two. Very eloso In. 1434 Aduum Ave. J-y-llp yon tf.Vl-K House und two lots Call 142ft Madison Ave. d-IH-tilp WANTKI TO UKNT Modern 4 nV I - Z. iitirttrnlHhi-'l. Call ACCEITS IN FARM TALK irTnnttnnrwi from l "for which the party stands as u unit, without thi Intervention of faction, bloe or section." ' . . S lie pledged hln rull support lo Mr, Duv h land declared both lie ami tho presidential candidate are In harmony with the platrorm up on which they will fiylit for elec toral support. 1 "IJy tho selection of one from the heart of the uxeat middle west a Its candidute, tiio democratic party recognizes the Importance of agriculture as one of the bas'c industries of the nation," Mr, Bryan asserted, . adding that we have Hie arsurance thai our. party Is in direct sympathy with ; (lie needs and advanccmeiit ,or the Variner of ttie country." Party Split l iiihikable. "It In unthinkable." he said 'at mother point, "that Hie (emit host f progressive farmers and wage earners., both organized and un organized, whom I Know from ictlve a:Hoclatton und cu-opVntlion wllh in service for many years, having this great party organlaa 1 ion prcHcntod now as ji fit instru ment through whicli to woric-thclr will, should permit a division of trength and make pcsslhlo the 'Humph of ih( forces of reaction tnd selfish interest." Me felt, ne said, that II wis but hut to say that he was "eonselous if no obligation to any Interest or tny Individual that would embar rass me in I he disehnrgc of the lutles of Ibis office." lie accept d with the solemn pledge, he ulded, that "every tabllity I can xercise and every efrorl J make sffall be with an eye Htngle to the naterjal, moral and spiritual wel 'are of my country and tny coun ryinen." Honerity, efflctoncy and econ uny In government were declared y. the nominee the needs of the lour. Ilepuldiciins Arc Scored. . Me laid at the door of the re mblfcan administration the- re sponsibility for tho "u n r o a t( tiroughout the country," dupllcu ion of government work, unneces 'ary lioards and commissions, high osl of government and excessive '.a ntion. Woman's worth anil euualtty. diibl welfare, the democratic party's interest In and support of abor, outlawing of war, water owcr, Iftw enforcement and prt sto monopoly were otHer subjects lisi'iis-ted by Governor ltryan. Me romlscd lo take up later during ihe campaign oilier mutters eun mc rated n the iiarty's idalform is lemandlnef attention. Me dwelt particularly on ngrlcul lure ami charged thf' republicans with rhanging the farmers' condl- loii "from prosperity lo advers ity." Their policy, he said, of h luclng Ihe ..higher Mirlux , st'he;l-ub-s on incomes and removing Ihe 'ax from tlii! profiteer had shifted the burden to the. shoulders ,o those least aide to pay ami ctmsed njury to the farmers. High Tartrr Dc meed. The farmer, the , eon tin tied. 'nei-iU the high tariff rates re lui'cd Mo as lo enable him to buy n a conipetjl Ivc market at home md remove the reslrietlons which hi"v Injuriously affeeled Ihe for Ign market in which in; sell his uirplus products." Support, of the fed era I reserve system, lower rail tnd water rales, development of a teen waterways system from the -jrreat hikes lo the Atlantic ocean md gitir, water power, cheap for-.-'ili.er, more uniform wa rehouse aws, co 'Operative market In;: legi slation, an export marketing cor poration,, and the benefit of tin icwly piposefl reclamation act were listed as other needs. ' 1 Istiis dng Vwar, Governor ltryan leelared t fie democrat ic parly ndeavor to secure world disarnia uenl by international agreement md seek also an International, ref 'reitdiliu oil the subject. War propaganda, uiobllluit Ion li inonnlrations of civilians ami in-luf-trial ne jurces, he deplored as i great economic waste, mislead n g and unnecLsarlly Tiiflum ma il ry. i I'aHy Workers I'rlciMl. The democratic party' had no rlnclplcs, policies or plans that It ould not submit to woman's emui jcI, he Nuld. Proiectlon or Ihe htld and the care of mothers were 'ssenthtl, lin a tided. I einoc rallc votes,- he asserted, had a major art In the adoption of the child tbor const II ut tonal amendment. The nominee recalled I hat A r .nnnas, a democrat ic stat e, was rirst to ratify it. Labor must be dealt with hu manly, Governor ltr a:n aserted. uddlng that the democratic parly '"has always been the laboring man's friend, not to secure his olt but because the nallin cannot progrevs nnles4 lie progress's." Strict public control and cou eralion of natural resources, de velopment of I he Muscle Shoals, recovery or I lie counl ry's oil re serveH and other parts of the pub tie domain, "which lm ve ben fraudulently or illegally leased oi otherwise t r'ansferr'-d lo private Interests." were advocated by the nomint-c. The democratic plat rorm pledged Itself, he added, "t-i respect and enforce the const it u Hon and al) laws." ran tier si IHsaihaittagc. The fiirmers. middle clas- and wage earners, he asserted, had been placed at a disadvantage a. a result of the failure of the re publican administration to enforce ttie law ngainst conspiracies in re strain) of trade or illegal com binations." Some middle western Mutes, hi' continued, hud been forced to enter the commercial field "lo protect Ihe public from the unconscionable profiteer." In addition lo Mic thousands whof througid the stadium, per sons In nil parts of the countiy wer given an opportunity lo heir tlitt sjif'cclieu by ' radio, '. A long CAUniNOTON, Kng. (Al'). To make room tor the Injur,' down of 1 lb Haiti's new giant air shlp of fiUiMtn.oou cubic feet ca patity, tho old i;:!;i is being re icoudiiioned for un epi l iment.il ifllght to India w here a moorlit;: j mast and gas generating plant iare bv erected.. i At the' sumo time that worn ! commences on the big ship Vt j Cat'dlngton. anotht.'i Of stmilar !! will be begun at . Mowilell. iltoth of these .Immense'' airships j will lv- approximately, 7(iu. leet .long.' 1 f o f-et In dianti'ter, and j capable of carrying .ion passen gers at tin miles an hour on a non-stop flight or 3.(iiMi miles. It is stated that such a vess.l jcrus'ng at 4n Ju'hs an; hour will 'be able to renuHn in the ulr for nearly three weeks without aligli'. jillg to replenish ruel. Steel is 'bemg considered as n possible 'substitute for dural.uuin in the structure. ind eng'nes thai will jliurli ti mixture of hydrogen and : kerosene are being experimented wifh. . distance telephone wire transmit led theni to Chicago and they were biotidi;ast In the Chicago laily News station WM A, Stations WI'WV, Kniversity of Nebraska. WO AW. Omaha and KFKX, Hast ings, ulso radiocast I luv exercises. . Mis. Mmily Newell lllalr of .lop lin. - national commit tec woman .from Mi'souri, presided, after be ing Introduced by Clem U Shaver, the party 'field nmrahnt. The lat ter had been scheduled as the pre siding officer, but declined on ar riving here today In favor of Airs, Ulair. . LA GRANDE'S SCHOOLS TO 1 START S00.X (Continued from page II will be held in room 15 ut the high school nt 1 0 o'clock In; t he morning on, the Saturday preced ing tins opening of school. A complete list of the principals and teachers or tho Im Grando public schools -follows: A. C. Hampton, superintendent of schools; 10. H. Towler. principal of high school; Mrs. K, A. Mc Kiichcran, principal of Cent rul school;' Mrs. iNellie O. Nelll, princ ipal of Itlveria school: ll. A. Wtl kersnn, principal of Greenwood school; Mrs. Kvelyn llennetl, prin cipal oi Willow school. High School. . Mrs. A. V. I.indgrcn. Kngltsh and history; Glen W, .(.'ampbell, science; Mrs. ilarold I . Young. IIiigliKh; Mrs. hoist... Leffel, Span ish and l-'reiich; Mabel A. ltennetl, IJiigllsli; Anna M. Mavis, commer cial; Milccn Howling, mathemat 'cs; Ijois G. 1 lav Is, -domestic sci ence; K, A. McICachraii; manual training; Kleanor K. Vernon, Uitln and Knglish; Margaret. i Maigh, domestic art; Cecil C, Snow, man ual I raining; M i Id red Campbell, science and history: Harold I . Young, mill hematics and history; Ksther Mrethol.. history: Klorenee Ti. Thompson, Knglish hiu history; hester C. Mao'l'avlHh, study hall, library add athletics; Mrs. Gladys Douglas, petunanshlp and art. Grmlo Schools. . Sustinna Meal, Mis. Stella Ingle. Mildred Moyt, 'Kdiia Klncald, N'dl Maha.rfey, Imogen Uussell. Mrs. Iti-ssie Geibi'l, lailtl V. MtrNees. Marion Munsmore, Mrs, Mollle (lower, liuby Wilson. Mrs. Virginia Greer, Mih. liuby M. Watts, kont Klein. I.sabelle Miller, Mrs. Mary lleas.dcr, Kffle Snider. Muhlu An derson, 'Marle: K. Tiggelbeck, Am anda G. Itccves, Nina Kame, lt vina Galloway. Mrs. Kfiicl KIIH. I-Yaiices McCann. M.rs. Guy Pat ten, Kulh J)nvis, Kleanor (Uto, Marguerltte Chandler, Amy .Ja (obey, Hllwilieth Miller, Ml hi red hovel I, Hazel K. Slewurd, Mrs. Ctcin Green, Grace Snook, Jose phine Ithodes, Lola McNei-s, Alici! Mcnnett. Mam.e Crouier, I tern Ice l.loyd, l.ydla Sailer, Mrs. .Jennie Striiighum, Mrs. Kowell William son, Meryl Jones. Mrs. Iteatrlue Young, Sarah Williamson. You can tell how big a man feels by Ihe scorn ho exhibits when isked to lie vice president. Sneezing ended in 24 hours t his Is pusi tl vely ( ui.ru ill r r il with n wou ti'l fill IH'W iulrrfial ir--Sei lptloTi d' -Vclopefl by w e i - Jitiown sperlnliKt after 8 n rs laieiitn c fi un v or i lay ji'ver, Kuhc l-'i'vci- and Sninai'-r Cnlda. Per this new tH'f'HCiiptl'ui, Ifnewii jifj lir, Plait's Itliicx Prescrh'tfoit. giH'H direct to Hip renl in t mini i nit tc pro tein potsnoiog tif the fiit in; s steal from pollen", "t., filiating la lh ji I r it rid ti'-n-tnilircfi t hi pfilHnnhitr emu-pb-tely. So every t rwc pocczlntr, rntiny pvch and li i me, lieiutrt'-tie. fever, etc.- -dtxMppiMiri In "4 hours, or It CKKtf "1t llltl iillf. If jim want to hi natfnnod Mint I! I nex w III hlp your cane of Hay Kevcr, yti can gt a 2t-li'ur tretitnifiit, rill-:K, from yniir druwiKl ; or fan loiy a full w'k'n I r'St Mi'Mit f'M- 1 on a ponl- I I ve money - tnn-k gnu ri at1. It. PIh M s Ittm-x In ndd un it 'T 1 ti in aimolute guai untuo by alt good diuggi&ts. .UARAMTEED RELIEF IN 24 HOURS 10 M HAY FEVER ind SUMMER COLDS Rinex Mere's u whole school nf "gal loping ' fishes" and they think Ihe clang of the dinner bell is tu sweetest music ever. "Pr-rrp!" siiys Treasa, the orig inal - tapper,' 'Which means yes when trans lated in the king's Knglish," Inter prets Al. O, Harnes. , "You Jiave to feed .seals to know them and, if you feed them, it is surprising how qujekly they learn ' about you." Mr. Harnes. who feeds them of ten and, who taught theni their feat tiro stunts, marvels al their uncanny knowledge of human na- A. WoJiHerfulVacation in CANADIAN PACIFIC (Bungalow Hifih up in the Cnnatlinn Pncific Hockics are five distinctively differ ent, Clean rml Comfortiiblu liunjiii low Camps, in the following attract ive locations: Lake Wopta '. LaUeO'Unra . Yoho Valley limcrald Lalcn Lake Wiiulcnncre i Each one offers real vacation fea tures with Old-Clothes Comfort, and economical weekly rates that will make you come back aain. Call or write for otir"Uungnlow Camp Book let" i-:it tells tlic interesting story mi completely. W H DKACON. Ci'iiirol Aircnl. I'nswngcr Dopirtmcnt 55TIHRI)Sr. Multnomah Hold lluilding PORTLAND- Pressing Clothes Is something that requires skill and experience, and so doea the proper CXHANlNli OK CL0TI1KS Don't experimetil send your clothes' lo the Ioiijj estahlislied firm which has given satisfaction for years. ' Wilson Bros. Tailors New Foley ISldg. iture. uH you will marvel when Ihc Al. G. I tunica wild aiilniiil clrcio conies to l.a Grande, 1 riday, Au gust 2!l. These educated sealo and A"! liotiH are only a part of the hi? wihl animal show, which will in-' clndo evei-yt hing from a trained Ilea to an elephant not forgetltn. j to mention altcj-the greatest movie star of them al! Joe Martin, him seir, and the most gigantic client sensational feature, of the age, "Po cahontas at the . Cnurl of Queen Anne1 with three tribes of Indians In the big cast Washoes, Kscun dldoes and Apaches. your favorite dish mode with this lichmillc It's Nestle's ALPINE Camps $ i Piionc Main 515 f jL : NKVV STUISHT and AI-TKUNOON FROCKS In Cliai inccn Ci'cpu and Sulin. . Tho - correct -now modus, distincti'vo and moderately priced. FRENCH & GREENE Kid McCoy Now; Has Signs of Insanity (Continued from png 1 answered, "Pin making n lrap nr ihut rat, Mors." r Kid McCoy Is Hhamlng insaiilly, according to two altenlsls who ex amined him today. Mrs. Iva Mar in, a neighbor of Mrs. Mors, told 'lie grand jury she was positive the nan she nw runnlmr from the Knit ers I'or infants. Sleep And Dr. Denton's Sleeping Gannents for older tots. ,. i .,i . ... .i ifi ...f Gown and Daisy Cloth. Art & "Fverythi..(t III :MKI IK'IIIMl llnii'l uk; vai.uk in OUU SUNDAliS llvi-iytliliiu uliuul It In li'.-l-Ur tlimi thu uvuihki'; liui t?-.UIII, . HYI'Uii, Ihn U)6I. Im'U miiIh, 1Im vliliM'fl rn-iinl on tii. Thru' ilmft loi'K-t our !ourl.(MlH mim-vIcd tlm Hl'I'VllM' Willi 11 Mlltllt). 'I'I'V out' t'lioeoluto lun CrtMiil Koilll. THE I5LACK CAT TONH.'IIT Arc ad Wednesday Only- JACK "The Galloping Ace (lean! Kant! Inciting! ; f'oniedy, "AH'OUN-l-'HD SLIiUTH"- i Marling Thursday KUDOL1MI VALENTINO in "MONSI E UK UEA V CAIK E" apartment alter tho Al) it A. Muis murder wan . Ladies- Itevcral ladles wine seek a plea sant private Jiomc uh a place til live - will learn ' nomctlitug i of Interest by tailing the K veiling jWOHeiver, iwain si. iieiereneia j exchanged and conditions and coslttt (guaranteed to lie satisfactory. 1 P7 Also Bab - Shop for the llaby" KoimniT. KTA.Ml'INU "DON'T. CALL IT LOVK" (B IIOXII-: In 99 ; t h- :