y Wednesday, August 20. 1094
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
Big Street Parade
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CELEBRATION
F ! i aiiaaal'""""
Big
Free
Supper
See hand bills for
details of the
program
Idaho Projects" to 300,000
Additional Acres, Says
Late Reports.
TAVLV l-UU.S. Idaho. f.W) -P.'Ih,-.
ii LT.n.iMMi ntiil :ttin.(HMi acres
"I" arid will be reclaimed iiu
wafer rights for a large area of
cultivated land will he augmented
n ii ri'Hitlt of approval or congress
during i(H liiHl session (jf appro
priations for the' American Knlls
reservoir and Kort J J ;i It and Dubois
projects ill Mil ho, I tc prcsclilnt tve
Addison T. Hiultll. chairman or I he
house committee on reclamation.
I "hi members of flu Klwanfs flu''
LA
I
Take No
Chances
1!UY
GOAL
NOW!
No One Can Tell llic 1 'ul urc 1'iicc of Coal
Call Us
AND GKT THE I5HST COAL AT
LOWEST l'KICES
Stiles & Co.
PHONE MAIN M
Always on llic Job-With the DEST COAL!
am
at tlii'ir regular meeting here .Mon
day. .Mr. Smith expressed frni It fi
xation over (lie part It had been
given him to play In obtaining
these appropriations and thus run
tribal iug to Idaho's development.
, Funds for construction of roads
in Idaho's national momnm-nt, tin
'raters iSf thi! Moon, prohahly will
hi- set aside outside of the current
appropriation for building of roads
in national parks and monuments,
Mr. Smith advised, suggesting 1 1i;t1
Ihi' Kiwanis cliili might ucilltnte
the undertaking by adoption of ap
propriate resolutions. .Mr. Smith
'pr'Ks'd tin- opinion that be
tween I o.nuo and I r.'"i might
be made available fur t Ii pur
pose, This sum. he llioimht, would
be sufficient to build roads lo all
of some fii crab-is within tin- area,
hi-cniise of availability of materia!
for road building.
licWeu I'rojccl MJloi.
He reviewed briMy Ihe history of
(he American Kails project, lutinch
rd a years ;', and slated that
sib- of lhc American Kails reser
voir district's (;."' bond issue
yoiiu
BOXING
BRITTON vs.
of Indianapolis '
m
UNJ
BASEBALL
set Tor September 12, liext. would
assure (lie success, of tin under
taking. ThlH project., lit! wild, o--ether
with railroad construction
nowjn progress between -Kugcrson.
Idaho, and W-lls, Nevada would
restore the Twin r'nlls country lo
its "old time stride.;'
.Mr. Smith nh-dir'.-il blu iluu:ui........
in obtaining funds ironi the appro
priatioil for roads tu uafiuiial for
ests to complete and improve the
road from llock Creek to Shoshone
basin.
IiiI. i.-i hi nilii.v 'iiiir-ii'ii i! .
SH Illllll liy I'rilh'isiii
WINONA I.AKi:, Inil. (,V)
A 1 1 iit' kh niili tlnin I hi IITIch-nry
i(r llii'itlfiKii'liI rdilcatinll in I ln
jriilhil Sluti-H nri- rxpi-cfi-il IfiHlhn-
uliilr iinumml iiil.r.nl In I In- ll,r.
Ih'lli liniiiial llililc l'iinri'i-i-nri In
In- lii'lrl lii-ri' AiiffiiHt 22 In .11. Thi-j
t'Oiil.'r.'ncf Iiiih hiiil tin i-MliirK.'il ul-'
('ml"'" ii'-ll yi'itr for Hi-viTalj
yi-.-u-H. lull IIM Ii .i.I.th rrlh:t Illllll
iih a ri-Hiill or -Mil' riTi iil I'rilli'lHiii '
or ri'liKlotiH I'tliii-alioniil worh. uoui
nlily liy I In' liiHIitiili. for Hoi'lul iinil
Ki'Iikioiih Ui'H.'iiri-li. Ilii-ri' will
an I'Xlraonlinary alti.mlaiK'i. IIiIk
srason. ' .
Thi- conri'ri'iii'i' procrain will ili-al
W illi mu ll Miil.j. ! :) a llililn Inli r-Iiri-tallon,
i'ioHilory . pri'iii'lilii;;. i
imlpil uml parlHii prolili-niH anil :
liiiHNlnnary work. Nuti'il Kpi'aUi.rii
iuivi- ln'i-n i-nuaKi'il,
FALL TERM BEGINS
Tuesday, September 2
ONE MONTH 1 REE! ONE MONTH FREE!
ro nil 'nlii. I. at .niiillliiK nt I In- i'oIIiri'. or l.y mail In-run-
Siplrinli,,' 5, paylliK lor a (.Tin In ailvaiiii-. Wi-
will ma 1 1 yon an nrolllncnl Malik on riiiniKl,
Tuition Rates
(Any Coiusu taught in the cuIIckr)
12 liion. 4H wiika (.'.2 wi-ika lr pal. I lii-rori' H-pl. i;,i SI'.t,.iii
!i num. .'ill wi i ka 1 4ii m.i.ka ir palil lii-mm Hi pl. If.) mini ml
r. mos. 24 wi i ka I2X wi i ka lr paid li.-ror.- Ki-pl. , ( Ml nil
Ki'Riilar rati- liy tin-, month g 151(11
ftVriitriiV.'l1
Jimi..i-2
LABOR DAY ORATION
By STANTON C. LAPHAM, of Portland
and other able speakers
MATCH
SHARKEY
. of Denver
mm
Pendleton vs.
La Grande
highway Tvo-riiTiis tit'iir.
fAMVVi;iJv Ida. .More tlian
two-fifths of the Idaho North and
South highway fruni Welser lotlMclfii: Citlon here by the Ir
i on mil iiiih i n completed and
or the. remainder half Is graded,
according to ti statement issued by
Ihe bureau of highways or the de
partment r public workH of Idaho.
Progress of construction on the
highway, which Is 513. Jiilha In
length, whs reported lo be its fol
lows: Unimproved, fiC.y miles;
par My Improved, 74.f,7 miles: grnd-
ed only. 1:12. I'll miles; surfaced
2I7.K. inll.a: Ihroaith Intorporaliil
lowaa. I7.:i mlliH.
....... u. ,...i.,...i.,.,.,,A una ii.-. ii
ipi-nii'd 111 tin- conalrtniini). 'lit
larBi al a.,,..,,!.! r.ir on,, y. ar w an la
l-.i'JI. whin inrly I .r.liii.imn w.ik
tl" in. iniin-y ni"'iu e.ieu yejir 101-
lous: I'rior to I !' I !. $lts,4
I !l I !i. JHX(i.24H.2 I ; I !f2U, tir22;:,.
7:to.!M; i!i2i. $!.42,i:i7.nai i:22,
X!'7i'..n; i.m ; i:i2:t. ?:i:t7,7:ni.2 1 :
yar of 1 !i24 to June an, $2 lu.
7111.06. The HliitM has paid approxlinate
ly one-third uf Ihe cost. The re
mainder has been paid by the uni
ted bureau of public roads, the
I'nltfd Stales forestry servlej'.
stale, county and highway dis
tricts. . 1
llawnllHn Ites4-nii-li tnlilntc
.cIh Old llstHli ' for Home
IMtNOI.l 1.1' (Al).--The nu le
ns for a pcrmaii'-nl home of a
I'llll-lHclflc scientific research (ll-
Will.' ror Inrormalioii aliniil
our Ho in i. Hlmly I'miia.'.
Wrltr or i'H II and m-i-
IT TollAV.
tif.
Baker
Business
n it
college
hIMO.N, I'riideiit.
I hone t:i.
stttute, where scientists "from the
Pacific ureu may Rather lo cairy
on expeiinienls or for otlmr p irp
osch has liccti offered Iho IVn-
tees of the Mary Castle trilHt In
I hit shape of t he ancestral Cnsll.
home. It 1h oti! of I ho liirui-.ii
..,,. ,,,, -
J... . .. i ,U"1 "I onli'rn. bill iimri'ly Iii.IIciiI.h what
Hurronmllnir lanil. ,,,, ,,, myK
Tin- flilcf work or I In- pro-IK K. Klalliry. rr 31 yi-nm a iu
liomil InHllluti' will In. uIoiik lliii'H toillun of iiiiIiiihIh In tin- park,
or I'l'Hi'iiri'h or I In- rood rummm-H Tlii-rn liHiially an. from 1G lo 20
or 1'a.ifli- laniln anil wali'rn, 'lilmin In Ilia iniloHiiri' whom t
Ali'xamli'r lliiim- Kuril, illmtlor ilk r.xl.l.n. I'oinhiit In lln- nail-
I ... , , ' "V. V ' ""'
, " '"n pron.-
'N''1 rlll""'l''l napporl from iin.iii-
n, Bil.-nlirll' Inl.'li'HlH. Tin- Mmy
am in I mat wan roimili'i! hv il. a
! ,.,.,,, r ,,. n,., , , . HHOIll H
.,, ,..,. , ,,.
hourr Jtisi;s at 1 i niiiiai,
MAItHlll-'IMIdi,
t ire. Kuncnil
r- inniilfM for Airs. INtelle rnKlnl"""1 ""V rlM" Hhoillldc away.
of Col.l liench were hidd accord -
1 111c to schi-dule. but burial was
poatponed upon the plot or rela
the. who refused to permit In
terment because (hey were not
certain Mrs. I'olvtn was dead.
lilKor mortis had Mot st In
bourn lifter her Mipposed death In
blood polNoiittiLT. Tin- ramlly pliy -
"ieian w:ut "u( of town and the
bod- was held iiulll he passed final
Judgment as to whether .Mrs. fol-
via Hill lived.
I r. A' heeler Too ltd lib HlTftl
animation and tin- burhtl ; wa.i
niad". ; .
Emblems for
I if rjgwtxjl
! Foiictte Wheeler mcAalhonft ot cunipaign mblmi HI b ijlMribuifd
niong loyui indetrwi-nt bonmer to raiie fundi for thf C4mpJfT''warJ
thtt " Outaon BOrirlum. Umouft tculptar. shown br with the model.'
turned from hie labori of cutting heroic figure of Confederal leaders
.Ii..Sln? Alounwiu lo make tUe demga . .. '
BAND CONCERTS
By La Grande's Municipal Band
A Big Time For Everybody
UJ
Jazz and
Old Time
Klk llulcrt llufrnlu Herd '
In Snn 1'miMihco lmk
I HAN KltANflHCO.' (AP) A
Innlly lillll i;lk rilliil ii hiiil of lilir
IuIoi ii In u liailii.icli ul OnhJ. il Halo
purli hum. Anil Iho vlli Is nol n-
.'I " "D lt.lll 111 L-AI'i:illt! 11111
iy uibuibioiiii io
hi in, for he rrxftijeiitly Hepa rales
two belllKerelll bllfllllu ImiIIH, HllOO-
Iiik them aside in different direc
tions, r'urtheriuoru In wiIcIich
ovit the habilN of tho-. hurfaloes.
Wiien he dei-illH (hut they have
lollcil In reciitnbeiit post ores too
loiKf and should hn up mid urn,
Ini,'. he ffHH In amoiiK tlietn, touch
luir lip-in Ilk'lHly with his iiiilbrH
iHlnltcry declaren In- iii-vit lias seen
1'"' ,'' " tnithorlty llfKptited
Jtmelmi-g 1 1 Ms New J'iif llnjfliii
IttlHKItl'IU;. tire. lIoHeburK'w
'the illy after xiicocxhTijIIv pits d hi;
Mho underwriters tests. After lis
I aco-piance a demonstration of Its
'ability was Klvep In tin- biiHltn-ss
J district, a stream of water hctmr
shot over the highest building In
j lite city. The machine Im u trlde
coiiibltuitloil 1 2 HO -'-gallon pumper
and Ihe etiKlne 'rates ;2b hoi;e
power.
Progressives
Wrestling
Match
T X TVTiTTVTin
JLArtJI VilH Hjf
lll'iuil I'lillivnii'ii In Tin ki y
MriiKKh- Willi lllrrii lili ln-k
ftNHTANTINOl'I.K. ( Al
TurUinli women must not bathe In
the ocean, jiccordinut to a recent
edict of Ihe local authorities, and
Ihe police have been Klvi-n utriot
orders to sec hut ifio decree Is
Klven effect.
Hut this Is what troubles Ihe po
licemen: how can they determine
her nationality when a woman has
donned a halhlm? soil?
- Non-Turkish women may bathe
as lief ore. Turkish wometh are
more and more UHHUininK western
Knropcnii habits and dress and
bath bur sails when worn by Turlc
Inh women look no different than
when worn by a non-Turk. Is Ihe
bather a Turk, liable to arrest, Is
Mie ((Uestlon before Ihe policeman,
or a non-Turk lo whom he will
have to apologize for mlHlakltiK her
nationality?
thii:vi:k smnn v town
OUKtHiN tITV, (ire. During
Ihe lime several young men were
engaged In theft at Willu tie
arousing the entire (own by shoot
ing at the deputy night, watch
men when caught In the jit't, a
number of stray bullets entered
homes of Willamette residents,
Among those having a narrow en
cape was Mrs. (ieorK iJaldorf. A
bullet pierced llic side of I lie
house, entered thn dining room
and passed through I hat room In
to I ) bedroom where she wits
sleeping. Tho shot was hit it
found llng on the floor about I 'I
feet rrom her led.
Another shot entered the honi"
of Melvln Young, striking lie
floor. The Willamette rhe ball w.m
pierced by a bullet, tis wan al.to
the I'etcrs garage.
Knot) after Ihe shot wim heard
by the resldeiilH of Willamette the
si reet.i were t h rouged but t he
WOUhl-be robbers escaped.
.ma x v ih:si;kt schools
HAhUM, Ore. -LfKH than 2ft per
cent of Ihe bos and less lhan I"
per cent of I he girla who enter
I he first grade complete their
four-year high scliool conrnes, jlc
cortllng to a report prepared here
by Mrs. Mary Kulkerson, county
superintendent of schools.
Ktarting with the first grade and
on IhrotiKh the fin It gratia t Jim
number of boys In school Is great
er than Ihe number of girls, Aftr
Ihe fifth grade and through tin
eighth grad the number of bos
and girls Is about een.
Slmiivifiuht (iernmn I takers
M'cli iieictiM (iihii .seiHi'iice-
HKUMN. (Al) There utu a lot
of bakers of Germany In Jail for
Jecrea hI n g Iho size of I heir louves
of bread tusl ycur and Inereuslng
tliu ecUliib' urlcu. T)ii fuel cuint-
tin tUrht here durlnR thn nniutal con
vention of the Oermuu Association
of Master linkers, when a move.
Intent wh In tiuclied to brlir about
.the release of dm iiupnsonod ineiu-
'liers.
I It wn decided to auk tiie gov
ernment lo tri-iiuf an amnesty rCr
nil the buUerH who got Into Iron-
me (jnrlnjr the Inflation period
when the "bakern themnelvcn had
If rent dirrieultles )n liiakinff bolh
ends meet and often did nol Know
."toiu where their next meal wai
coming." v
MI'OKNK. Ore. A court of 12
bungatown will be built on a plot
of ground bordering on the mill
race by Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Keif
fer, it was announced here.
The Kelffers traded an Interest
In the iiarnett bulldltig In which
the local cliumber of commerce
rooms are located, to I r. ii. H. ,
Iteardsley Tor the tdot. which Ih
known as "Lucky 1-n.ne."
Pageant Peacfij
k i n uim. Im.iiiv il ik. . . u
lyp won for Mils Mtfnrn Sln
dll Ull of "Miss Ukrland' and
ih honor of rprKntlng " that
Florida city In tnt national boauiy
tounn.mni ai Atlantic ctiy in 8ep-
. wmbet. . - ..i
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