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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1924)
Monday, August 25, 1924. inti LA b U A INI m - V ft N I WiJ" VP P fj K V f ,K -- -i ; -1 Local News In Brief THE OLD HOME TOVN September i Labor ily tjele bratlou Ui'iu. .;';' 8opt. 8. I Ornnilij school. open 1954-20 term. . : , lept. S3-"ti--L'nton County Fair t Main, t v ' ' '' . . ' v ' fcov. 11 AriiUaUuu Day celebra tion berob V.- " . Iwecn N HllU O avenues. Tile coat will be in --tins ' neighborhood oi llfill. A permit vn alsu Isniiid to A. J- Parker for work on h Hhed which, is to cost 112. The prop erty Ib located on Kir hi reel ' ue II ween una the illy IIiiiIIh. Slotorctl to Hortland . -,... -. I' L. Meyets'anU Bolt Paul drove to Portland Balurday mid -wlll re muin in the metropolis a .few . day. Al Hie CoaM-- . Mr. and Mis, Kninli Hityus.' ac companied by thi'ir uon are Bpehd ,( a few days at the count.. .. , . flelcirn to SraUIr ' " .. t'liarlea McAlliHturV who. Mais en vlslllnx Lu Grande. frknUs' for lie paul-alx weeks, returned to hli home in Seattle.. Kuturdiy. . tSMiil Week-Hinl at Itaker ' T. C. Maclloliald., l''loyd Slnllli. Plater Whlddon. neoi'Ro Clurrlok and Itaymond i I'ayton spent week-end at lluker. ' ' the iao on visit Mr. and Airs. W. IJ. Kelly und family left yesterduy iniirnlni; bv tar for Klumalli l-'allh lo visit rel atives. !,' .'. 'Jake Out I.lcenso ' ., ."i tieonro Ambrose., and Wilms. Patrick of La . Grande- look -otet sJ mari'lapc license ut the ofrteo of the eounly clerk. " . . ' . ' ' ' l WUI lieavc for I'onlaiid Mrs. William Parkinson ' will leave Ihla evenlne fur Pm-llnnd to' spend several days with Mends. . Vihltlng Itclallvcs Mr. and Mrs. I,. U. ravlneas ,of Portland aru visiting at Die home U. -ee Mfdttrtr. They are un tlielr way home from Wallowa lalie where they enjoyed some lime visiting relatives and friends ill the Joseph country. ( Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Ktmcne l.oomy and Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Uaka of litis". were registered ul llle I'oley hotel yesterday. . ; Cowsco NrVAS MADCsefc. THAN "SwuJ " VrZSoZZi PLASTERED HIS LUNCM BOi INTO T6 CmMffiy fcKfll " Do fanTftV i llbc'pufttca aaa Xr Kluuiplitor wti ot un Iiik r.ot In Mil Ui 'lunl. us wuh I fur thtK fi viui'f.ilnnjmt,iT f ano t. K. Spcni'C. Holh dcnmnil-j who wf ft; ,4' VMKy,:-r,,r Kjloiii-Wikt-, fld IhHt Mr, .Motor) titlk to Ihr I ktiiH nltl who iiiincninri'!l"oiriily t iiiotluull.UunO, , whirl! Mr. Spi-m; ithon rcaU, nUliiij h ulni uf or 6rr? c . . lint. Ilko BHiinuu'i ghuM, Mr. Mt;fr would not down. , Altuvu 'the roUr'.of dobiMc, h bolltiwrd do- rtHpifi at tho rlmlrmun und vt'. hodytVlsn who Irtod to quli't lilin. "Hhut u nd Bit down," ahout id Mr. Spcnci. -, " dcrj- ou (o rhtit nit wln'U you IK Dr. Hluughtcr mlsv tlm fiue-tlon without Hluiltlng hint up," bellowed Mr. Mlwel.' Tlmo -and ajfwln Chuirtnun Coul: II. H. Cltapimm uf IJntcrpriH' was registered ut Hie Koiiiuier ho tul ytaterdtiy. Mth. K, Ijirkln. her Hon Dick, mid hur sister. Miss Kvu Mink re turned this morning from a trip to I'ortlund. " Two btiHaoB purchased by' !., '11 Srrlvner in HpokHnc for list; oh , a;i run from Boise lo 'HldweII. went through J .a Onihde this iiiornlnR1 on their way to Bole. v Mr. 8 nd Mr.. K. T. l.indHey nr- rived in la Orande IuhI evetiliir; after h week's vacation Hpent on the Grande , Hondo river below Maxvilte. Mr. hindKey is on the firw department force. ; Mrs. i, .i'. rioiurooK, ueeoiuiuio- iy her brother and Ills wire, Mr. and Mr. Kernal Hug, left for Wal eoA(Sf) VWAS MAODCfc. THAN A NET MMH WHEH UC OtSCOVC-ED PLASTERED HIS LUNCM BOi INTO TUS MISTAKING! IT FOR. A DISCOLORED B.Ot Indiana, :,'r" ' ' ". ; '' "' ' . ' Unions IX-nioCratV wlfo heard th whole t;onveu(ioti ; by- rudlo., is sp ills, justed with -tin way they did, ho say.s lie will Vote for Ooolldue. And he in uot thtVuiily Oeinuerat from around he.ru "who wtU voto 'lor hlm.,V ' -V ; v:-' ' Thorrodlo; iia political ihst ru in- l rn t- 1 'i Ht, th' reform aipHir( t havn Illicit 1 rattle in rorlna- iik hindu.; weii as im ud-i tlon Aliens ' Becoming yunuif'-i;-:-; ' " ;, that they Imped t,h,e c'onveiititi would ludoiNe him. , It luler dttvehied (It)tl Mr. K'rl- la her diil not mean all 1ha he it a Id. -lie merely meant, he aald. 'that anybody who wauled the eonvont ion'H iiomltialhnu wlionUl write and uhU for It or ail;n tln inieuiln hi ier-sun and not have. miiiiii! of their . friends put Hi iiomliiatlon over while, they kept 'in the liiirkKroniid. lie didn't In tend, he latrr explufii'Ml, that tuiy j body should i'eiioumr party It hut had Klveil him the nuillllM- tloii. Hut it was h merry flKtil mailer Ml: WS tr tried to "shut him up" on it uiauer wm.o it iieu. point of order, Mt Mr. MelkM V'4' tl came lo a vote the whle would bo heard arid w.b ' heard, j "mdneas was voted .(own and for bo wm rbjhl on tulkiiiK l M""Ki ''ho8 who voled it down t.u.. r n- ..hukr......i'. rroriii t i wu ueorK" i i ieuv keep order In the cohveution - I hii Kellalur Htwrftd mi ui'ffii ment that latgd " many 't i(itnmey and tbtt proved to titln valrt when he made u motion; to, refuse th" nonilnatlou of -Un ' convention to any man who would-not. renounce eilhrx of the old parties that hud nominated him. ..--.. . Dozen Try o Talk ' . In a minute, thero) were a dms on on their feet. Several Jumped to 'he defense uf Klton Walklnn, representative? In uontfreBM, who was. layded as ' "the : only man In Oregon who ever kept nil of his prc-eloctlon campaign. jdrdKes." Some of tbo. 1'lemv.mi.u did not appear to like i tliH reinarU, but they, swallowed It. wlUioul com ment. Kvfri thn women present Hii' Nil I hi Adopted "' II HeeniM that alt IioukIi the con vention adopted1 iin cnibleiii In the .earlier' session of tin" day, with the nil mo lnpeleinleut I'roKrea aire party emblazoned on II, the convention hud not t'orjunlly udopted a name until the mutter wuh called to i h attention last liltfht. Then there were Si-veral who wanted 11 to be called th farmer-labor parly of tbejfou ami who unke vhat anyone had to, tear from such a name, nlnee I he objet:ta of the parly wen lu brintc relief lo those two elements of so ciety. Thert- were others who ihoutflil, lhat the - non-partisan banner should be adopted because of the fact thai the non-purl Imliin had carried some pi-eMll' from "Philippines, MANILA. '(Al''riie smugtrliliff of Chinese from Itrllah North Hor" KeliiriLs to WfiiaU'hco - Miss Alia t'lmmbers, who baa 1mh.ii vlsltlnK Mr. and Mis.' J. K.; Vhy of the Foley hotel. Jeft Inst haturday evening for , her hoim , Miss Chambers 1b city librarian, ut WViiutchee. ' ' llowu lake this mornlni;. Mr. Hol-j"1" ,n,' ,ht 1'bllippliie Islands lmfi brook will go lo Wallowa tills eve- increase mrKeiy in reeem- monins nliig to accompany Mrs. Holbrook an " womo a on the return to Im G ramie. .mini; asnaykk hi kni;i h iii;n imik m hsts VMliiiK Hero . Mrs. Hora Wllhelin. furiiierly of T.a tirande. but now of Woodburn. Ureicou, Is here .visiting her many irieims. " "' aa lhl, former turned off I lie kuho Un I'Mfiiu'u 1 " - i;i i on her relurn trip home. llAKKU. (Special) lleore 11. Jennings was severely burned yes terday afternoon at the 10. & K. mine. Mr. Jennings and Mr. Ty ler, -of Seattle, were assaying and profitable traf officials of the I lark from Tiili Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kowler turned to I .a from a 15 day motor trip. They toured Ycllowslono park and afloV nanls went through tanuda.-oi the return trip. . - . fie. according lo customs Bervice. Within I he last week neurty Bi Chinese bnye been arrested in Zamboagna on charges of bring In tln country unlawfully and WIH be deported either to Borneo ' or Hongkong. T h -y a r. b ro u gh t brought from the coast of Borneo in native boals and landed on the various Islands of the Sulu group ., . Jlf t(l f tli. iiliif toiliy a M'w iiiim'h iruni hut oruiaii burst spraying him with Kuaollne. possession. After reaehln l'hlllp The flames burned him about the,!'1"? - territory they eas.ly worl. fnee and head. ' Mr. Tyler auo- " "" f.rl'le1''ye;erdray eded in Betll'g Mr. Jennl.ms o, 'l"n- ""d mnior I rlo ThejJ '" '-"' a,,d smo.llered Ihe.' ll.nl ltle t'liaiwi's llniiils flames ilh dust. ' customs aulliorllles nave , ,,. . ... i. .,11,11.,,, 'ordered all uvtiilable patrol boats eauuhl flre.and spread lo the barn. " s'liitliern : waters for the pur Mr. Tyler and .lenlilnt-s sueeeeded !""' f l'-'l"nln U vigorous ea , .. tJltt Pa'HO UKI'H- II l Hi: III "1- Inesc as well as against the opium v. ruMino-t tup employes oi ine mine wnn In getting the horses from ui j i m Oak at reel lo ler, who will itako- poHaessloii' with- Oiu UHslstonee. of four electricians -Jn a short tlirt(H'oJin UuWerf! ,0f the Kustern Oregon Light and 'it rctilili-nce at..' lnu r cumnuiiv. whti were' at fiiretd to Brimi? A, Hendrlclm Th. Bourne, carried water and mnnag- daals were.uidi Jiy ne, Carrey Ileal KstiUe agency George l(j (Q prevent the fire from burning; Ihe.olher mlno buildings. . Mr. Jennings was brought to I he lo Make- Urualrs-' , ' 81. KHwibcth hospital, where he is W, C. K'dly took out a periu to today, resting us well as couni no ul1T a garag1 on Second slre'-t be- xpeetcd. HUNT'S LETTKK iCnntlnopd from oagn 1) IN HANDS OP RECEIVER Cool t nut d from pag 1) fV Vork .'oily. -- Wilson's telegram said the pro ceedings bad been started by Nino It stockholders without any notice to tlu coin pony.1 : At-liio company's offices; here I he appointment of it receiver wus not entirely .unexpected, .11 - was said. . , " w : : 1 You deserve good feet! GOOD active feet will help you; and you deserve to have them. And it is quite probable that you would have them if you wore the Arch Pre server Shoe. Thousands of men have given themselves that little "edge11 that wins, by weaving this shoe. Let us show you , - Wo lmo iTcciu'ilMiiiie of our Cinh- Vonl- 'To-, tlio.- who know (his line It .ihviIh mo nj at-lit I de.M-rlption. To you Unit bao never wont uitit, (Vtme lu and let us nIiow joii Home of the hvsl stjles, pallcruN and rlt .tluilb poblblo , lu a-'t- r ; - ; '. iiHinli'icH in'nt out by mall to tmumf the extent or this "radio reaction Is the following from a reply re-n-lvd from a rimil tieetlnn of LA FOLLETTE -OREGON PARTY.' IS STARTED (Continued from page 1) lelli. hi the- state. ( 4titkMm Ihvlnnil Niv?arjr -Ho suid that It was ncccsasry to to be a party, but. admitted that Uny body, of 100 persons could put a ticket in 'the field as un 'inde pendent one. : V K. Coulter,- as chairman pointed, out that .the convention could no. piit.a- ticket, lji jlie-. field becaiiHc Uhuo kAS'tTO nol ' loo voters prvsent, only, 42 delegates being on hnd. HIsh Melsel, who admltted -thai be In a. member. uf the funiiex-lu-bor parly, charged .-tigiiln u.nd again- that, there won a faction In thu convention that wo a trying lo get the Indorsement of that con vention for Its friends In the, old- .in "an ih rooj wu.' mm this r fVj week c-isa only Mat A Pirate With every 3 pairs of : Allen stockings ior Children A real Capt. Kidd Pirate Hat. Just the thing lor the pirate games kids love to play! Every boy or girl wants one. Come in this week and get one for yours. We are giving them away free with ' every three pairs of Allen A stockings . for School Day Week onlyi ' Every mother knows these good-look-. s ing, long-wearing stockings. They have ' triple knees that keep them out of the darning basket. THIS IS SCHOOL DAY WEEK AT Special Values "for School Day ; Week 7 on X'CKAUOOD SUITS STAK BRAND SIIOIOS scjioiVwh. CAPS HOME UUN IlLOliSKS HOME RUN SHIRTS ALLEN A UNDERWEAR (jPTMEjV r "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE HACKED IJV. OUR NAME WINDOWS' i ' (IUALITY: MERCHANDISE ALWAYS, l'. uwu ni'l WIN NEW TODAY lne lo Oirrirully ciprrlmwl lu collfMrilnK rliancti, for miter "' Mini L llstiil unilt-r vuu'.l ritil artv.rlNlnic unit iiiHlcr the "nrw IihIhv" InailliiK. I hp f'.w. dliwc Olwwr will iH-rmricr Inkr no (iaiwlfioil ailvcrtlKliig or cIk tiIkIhh to be run as '"new loilajr" nnlcM I he ailvurMiui u ai-conipaiilril hr uuh. . IBa'IR The Bootcry Inc 201 Depot 8et V. i'" Phone Midn 11H ; . i "A Paradise for Tired Feet" . . Home of (he Arch-Aid Shoe for Men nnd Women tiROVER SMITH. Hur. . !-- 1 1 HAI.B ' l'"rHili inlli li .liiwy i- with fiiir. $iiii. 111'inontliu ( olil llotHlilnJi'rHi;y iM-irv.O'.faO!, Ji'l-Hi'y-llllrluuil row, '.$7il. - '(Jiitf Iflilll Iiui-hi.'H. 24(1 Illff.. I. llonHrl, l'riiiltlnl. $lri. H:n -:T.-llp WANTKH To runt pluno: HlKo HirfliuH low pltoh horn. I., can? Olwrvr. . --. -2;-lti will alio Kllll KAI.K Diillim ailillnit inu illlnr. full I7I-W. K-iS-itp WANTKIl lloiuii'work, hy woman Willi 'boy, tl yenrH old. Thorn I 'nrili I UN. Sft2(t WATKI NIkIH cook, t.'ortiur I'lifi'. l-;nlTprlMn, Ori-eoll. $iri u u-'.,k for .S-liotir Hltlrt. H'Zu-Glp Community - a. .... j.. .... . i, ... . . Building The big fiicUitf. in Coiiiinuiiity Oiowtli and Prosperity. . is ' LOCAL COOPERATIVE BUYING Each vIoc'hI puitiluisc fsteinls the coniniercinl activities . of . a c i t y, every ni c ni be r lein' ultiinntoly affected as a puliblu cast into a pool (sends out ils,wavo vi brations always broadening. Witli and, price, WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR OFFICE WANTS the highest jfiadu of material in any item; quality considered, equal to," i( not lower in than that of outside firms. ' , . . MAY WE FIGURE WITH YOU? ' Created by (S,M , FRENCH & GREENE lti;AIV-TO- Wl.Alt ,A.U SMOiS. that futrt. It wHi'ulH'tl to thu ui U'tii tun of Hit convunllon, how ovcr, llmt the nullonn) urKunlzu tlon fur I,n Knllrtlo-' wna kiuiwn uh the 1inli'H'iulcnt rrotfriiHHlv imrty unci scvorul ht'llvwd that IIiIh naitic nliutiUl Im1 I ho onu. to i uiloitiMl hy tho Hiilt? orKunlKii tloit Imrc. Ho tlii wiim iionv. r j OiminlMcr N ApimliiHil, . .. Tho t'ommlttro which will hnv j chtirw uf Ihn m-nllntf out uf Un prlllliinn throiiKh - llnV Hlulo , lo launch tho nnrtyUn urt-Kon t-oit-Hlnts ot Uvorgu jj tMtirtwr.'rhfilr muii; O. K. Hpivncnt ) itfHitvtiiry-tn-HKiiriT: . UcoU.p, ). o. J"tliyc lliutkhi Tnliiiiu, W. JlhitU-r'tinil lr. A. Hlnudhlrr . Ladies- ' Hf'vrnif hirllr-H w ho H'lt u plnit'. ul irlvtilt hunin mm i pluco lu. ivti will li'iirn HuiiM-lhlnp r InU-n-Mt hy i.'iilllnr thn Kvi'iilnc KiHt'i'Vfi. Main 117. l(tfiri'iH'itH .i:hti iiLTftl tuid cunilllhiitM uml cult t;uitntiitireil lu IiiV HiillHltu:tury. Everything for1 Picture. .Making 1" no hlb nlni ross Drug Store 'Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Largest Office Slalionvr in Kaslcrn Oregon. I'l It HAI.i: ctoik Iiobh. In uny I Hlxir, iHinchrH lip to 7l luiuil. I'n .l Mln a. Union. d-.'S-Olp WANTKI) I'uintlnfr. ill iiiriillnif. i kulHomllilnv and pupfr hunKllifT. J. l.allily, I'hono fi " J - A . 8 - 2 S -1 1 p KOII ItKNT Miiil.rn niHlicd front upt. Ave. 3-rooni fnr lcidli Wuxli S-2u-tf Ktllt ItKNT Hiluill hoiiMii wllh inotli-rn li'iitH-it. 11113' Ailuiim. riirnlHlifil KOIt BAI.K--TO Ijm inovi-d off lot, I in,. 5-rooni houm. 1?"7 Jvftvr noil Avi'. S-'5-3fp I : l-Ull HAM': Lumber, I7 lo til' 1 pir HioiihuikI. - ilcliverril. ulno ;l WOllil. ri'llCC PONIH Villi lllllk ffOIItU Un? Ji'lfcrnon Avi'. -26-31p VANTKI Wolilun Tor ff;n.'ral ' Jiotiwwork. I'llon 3U7-II, or cull laui Kvcoml m. s-JS-ilip l'"Ult ItKNT Hleepillff room, milt ublu or two. with bourd If ilo slrvil. rull 37u.J. -2i-ll KOIt HALK Modern home, wilt take car hi first puymeiit. In quiru 9f M or I'hone Jim.W. . ' H-26-ltp DIG VALUE IN OUIt SUNOAKS Kvtrythtnf? ulxuit It Ih bet ter thuii thu uvuiutfi'; tlo crcuni. syi'iifi. lh -rhoo lRd butff, thn tvhlMl cri'iiri on top. Thfti dun't forK"'t .our courteous wtrvlco tin' Krvftit! with a mnlh;. Try our Chocolatu leu ('ruam UodHi -"' ' THE BLACK CAT .Flower Faces Simif thing entirely new and clever in seini-inade Uoudoir and Baby I'illows. You cannot resist them. Art & Baby Shop "F-verythlnK for the Baby" IIK4ISTIICIIIN1 lloK'l Momilirr. Illl(. Kl A.MI'I.Vd ARCADE TODAY AND TUKSDAY I tin ul liy I nl I on lu the; It (ml uf rt liii-luliiil nh .sin iMth n ' hi ciiit'i'inlniiiK im Ami iio ADOLPH ZUKOR 1ND JESSCl.lASKY f RISIMT DOROTHm in v r inner - A RALPH INCE PRODUCTION d (paramount Qitfure Special Comedy With liKN TUKl'lN as ; "YUKON JAKK" Wednesday "RUPERT OF HENTZAU" lu Wf . j -I ,