La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, September 13, 1924. THE TA GTCANPfi EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE s Local News In'Brief OOMINO ICVFfcTH Sept. 33-90 -1'nlnn County Kalr v nt Klgln. . t iov. II Armlatlc.ti Pay oebdira- Hon here. iftsiiiHR Homo . 'Mr. Dudley luriokhuril nml Mrs. iAwrenoo (VKuHtyan of I'endbion are visiting for a low dnva al the . home, of Mrs.- K. It. Darnes. le k from Hmar'o , M'nmitv Awf nl II II , A.rrt linu fWiiriwrt from tlntario, (Mvfcon, . Whrft ho Judged .livestock at the Covered lo mn'ko Die (rip homo' to frnlhour County lair. ; Wnll Ulk(V iMh moi.inf. Mr. (;nM. ; g s. Z " ' , j litis' fool whs Rovoroly frartun d 4rcK Arm V U ,lf,.umo Und it wa thought for Kan io.ldnnrH bimII jtau-htrr, utile wliilo that amputuilon diharn. liroko hoi- arm In twoiWOM, ), ,imvsurv hot thf mom- plMu-H iQNt rvfiiiiiff whf-n HhA frlf- pf.l ovor a light cord m hor hoim-. .-' . llarvny Carter Ik hero from f'hl- rtio viRitinj; frtonds and roluliv , Mi. Cai'ln has hoon attend in,' ni'iiooi in tno tuisirf iip lonnrny i llvnd In l.a Orondo and ultnndfd; llm J.n Orando hlfrli sfhool. WUI Move to 1pim1H'Ioi : Jt. Mahonoy h'as traded hme and four arrow on if all troct tor a lino homo In I'ondlotoii lo TlionuiH A. Hodgson. Tho dil wuh inndo throtigh lnd roninatiy. "ll ' . IwifH'! I load"- , V. U. Touch, rounly Judgo und . , " roimty commiHHionorH, J. K. Ilutrh- Kntioth Kohha and R U Haor , Uwon and John Wol( wxmt on onof Utikvr oro roeristorfd ut the liihooollon lrii of tlm vartooH ou-s"l,,,mr hotol yoatorday. stniflton aflivitira now boln!- cur- ' rb'd on by tho oounty, yolorUay.l J. A Walter nnd Holon Walter v of WuMa Walla wer among tho Will Lrnvft Tor School - iguoBts rogtHlori'd at tho . Koiiiiiht Jl Miss Mary K'll li wH V-avo this hotel yoHiordiiy, . , fjvemug fiu route, to Halom, Orogon,! wImm'O Khe will ut twiil tho Wlllam- Mrs. H. M. lirndHhnxV and hor Wti rnivoiBity. Miss Keith is a two itaiighler8 and Mrs. J. H. (Tloro Junior at the, rnlvorsity and Ih io- W1(1 )lor tXTO .ituiiitora loft on No. . chiHalng In nniHlo.' Kho. wttl Knd J 24 , hift niornlhR to (nend Ihe. day in i. Httaday in fori land before going on linker. . to Halom. Ijtjivp rot- Krhool Mth Kdna hod hoi tor nnd Miss IJlella l.oiglnoii will Jenvo ha flrando thin evening on roulu for Pal. 'in, whoro thoy will attond tlm Willamotio 1'nlvernUy Uit-s wlnlor. Mix l-odhotlor Ih a ophoinoro at til onlvoiHiiy nod Alias h-ightoii will lo: n, froMhmun. To Alirwl Con volition ' ' .M i'H. Klmor -tiraut Kolth will Joavo lM iraiifl Monday for 'ht nuo. Hi., wh'Tfl nh l Koiiig n a dohgato to u oonvoullon of Tho Womon'H Homo Missionary rtorloty. Mra. Kolth exnooiH to bo gono ' about, two months and will viall rolaiivoN at varloim oustorn polnta d nil ng hor nbsonoo. Jrt Alloini Ootit-iiw P "'lark I'tzgtrrald and Lawlon RtournH wHI ioavo hero Wednowday for rullman, Wah. whore they .will -altond tho Wutdiington Rlato Oolleifo fall-wlntor-Rpring nenioH. r flora. Mm. I'Hzio'rald will alao in roll In tho InsiiluUon. VIIHntc Hero Mr. and Mm. W. R. Kiwllo and on I'Voderlck. are Hpending tt few . days In l.a Orando visiting old fiionds. Mr. Kivetto is now rn the lumber business al Now Meadow. Idaho, hut wan formerly ' in the Kiirio business in l.a Clrande. Young Mr. Klvotle will finish his course at WohI Voint this ycair. Ho ro- i ronily returned from a cruise of i:uropn. firande Moiillonoil Jn the last iKsue of the National Heal Kslalo Journal, published in Chicago, ill., considerable space waj4 given to1 the recent convention ; of realtors In - Yuklma uid, Inci l Ailcnlullv. In l.a (Jra tide's part in , ftlip onuventioii. lu addition to re ft citing the list of new officers, in aU eluding I. H. Ceeks, of Ul Urunde, i new vice, president, the journal if wild 'Tho boards at ln Grande and llellingiium made an earnest pica i' for the privilege of entertaining the ninth of I92"i annual conven 4inu of (ho association hoard. f. A ballot vote was taken on Hie la- vital ious the majority of the utf ; sen) bled delegates voted in favor ' of tho JIHIinghain board. The Lit" I; CJranilo board was represimtod at the convention by an excellent qunrtelte of which Sherwood Wll-1 Top Coats For ihe Man who cares about his ' ; dress Just in From Michael-Slom Company! VALUE FIRST 'TOP COATS Special Showing at $40.00 and M'i.r.O. Set Window I ' COATS OF QUALITY Berg Huts for Fall. N ' TMC STORE WITH liuhiR, president of Dm 1a Grande tinard. in n monitor.' , : : 'Hero fi'Oin forttand i i iydo llumlug. furmorly of I .a Grande hut now hi Hon land, wo in la Grande yesterday viHiltntr tt Die huino of his pur. his, Mr. and iMrs. . HnmiuM'. and whh his jwlf who has been HI hero for ! some limn. jltct timing to SjiI ijiko j .1. h. Gosliug, travelling ngonl I for I hi' - Knitting 1'liy Stockyard iMHumnv. wlio was Injured several eks ago . while loading sheep -u..i,,.. u..r.-i. -.. lor w'n wivt-d. Mr. (ioHlhijf In v.-ry j hbgll tll Mh irilill.H r ,ho ,,m. lajrtxm'nt of the (irundo Itondo hoa- pnat il 'Personal Mention riyi, , T - , Miiw Jonio Itloklnnd U i for Ha kor this morning uftff 1 yisitlns rela'tlvos in ihiH oily. v Mls Nina Holllnger of J taker wa at Iho Koloy hoU-l yvMoniay. MiBa Rirth Srott and Miss Hosa Hhorman loft for Walla Walla this ;uioininfr. mxhh won wm-onroll tn J Whitman lTnivoraity. Mr. and Mra. Chris JohiiKon of Norl h i'owdor, Hpent yeNlenla in l .a (Irando, Mrs. Merlon Davla Alloc Hall of rnhm, Ctrandv yolorday. and MliiK ore in l.a MInm Cli'O Hlark s now employed at Hllvivlhorn-Wrighta' lalilng tho piano of MIhs Mary Keitli who In leaving for kpIiooI. Lillian Mimnaitgh Ik KKndlng a few day in ai Crahdo vl.siting nl (he hoim- of tnr grandmother, Mrs. Mason, on her way to Reboot In the wfjilern iart of tho state. Herman HolgriKt has retnrnod from Portland, whom ho aocntn panled -his sou, Kviv Ip Mil iary Academy. " Mr, and Mrs. 11. .M. Ilay rHurned lo l.a liriimle with him. Will :vlTfin and sister, fl rift In were here from Hake business yesterday. Miss Ci, II. Feesc, pastor at. Wallowa, was at the Hoimner hotel, yester day. DEFENSE DAY SUCCEEDS IN ITS PURPOSE (Continued from Pago One) lo tho war department from the nine corps area headquarters indi cated an u'greguto civilian par liclpulion of ntore than sixteen mil lion in Defense day exercises over Ihe country. . . These included both Ihe one-day volunteers who turned out to fill up the ranks of regular tinny, na tional guard and organized re serves and also Die civilians who otherwise took part in parades and exercises, exclusive of I ho crowds along the streets which wnt cited the demonstrations. Corps areu commanders were unanimous in declaring the day highly successful and asserting that the public generally was en tlmsiusiic In indorsement of the national defense program. . A summary of the reports re ceived at tite depurtmeut. wild they showed that "more than lti,7!'2,7Sl persons had participated and that A CONSCIENCE 'there haw lioen 6535 local flmon .Mrutiond. ,,:,,v , S.;,.. ,.,...,..-;..., davis Kou ii-:i'i-:sK ; (UK Y KN'N Iv, Wyo. (H Ado quale nattniial lr'n'. particular ly on iht sea, was prg.td her. l-'ii-day nlghi by John W. Imv's, th- I J. -Mineral If fin sidcillial eaiiilidaltv: io an address i)f;i)lu in pari uitii Defense day. America ran i ml throw awav sword when : ullu'f scabbards an not empty, Davis Itihl, Udilinjj 1 hal "reasonable provision for i lie national defense Is one of the first dlltiCS Of HlO SlalO." . With equal emphasis htvAivged that America work for the poatv of the. world,, decliu'ln;? the d.tly and interest of the eotmiry alike demanded "exertion in the raus; of pence no less coarajvonos than valor in the time ot' uv; FIjOWKR SHOW AWARDS CAVES (Contlmiod from ta 1) tip mostly or some of tho hushies! men or i.a llratid.-, awiirded iho piiy.es Km i'oIIowk: "riie heat ' r;i noral display of duhlitts, Mrn. lidwurd Miller, of rnion, Or.; sveond host gvnoral display, l:arl Zundell. r ' l'on-l'on dahlia: lllito ribbon. J. A. I'huiKllor, Kriittdalo.' individual spoof men ib'oorutivo dahlias, Mrs, It. II of Cove, ltlne ribbon for llio best eoUvflion of decorniivu dahl ias. Mrs. lioll of Cove; white ribbon on tho indiv,tiual specimen of decorative dahlia, Mrs. K. Hos enbatim. Cactus dahlia: Hlue ribbon, Mrs. Kdward Mtller. 1'nlon, Ox-; ren! ribbon. A. W. Nelson, l.a tirunde, Ore.; white ribbon, M rw. Kay K. Murphy. Asters: largest display M rv J. I. Hlaler; blue ribbon. Mrs. J. Iv Jtoynolds; red ribbon, Mrs. Do l.ile reen; while ribbon, Mrs. 1. c. i-'rench. . Hoses: blue ribbon, Mrs. Kd ward Miller, t'nion, ( nlre.; red ribbon. Mrs. 11. U. Dowkhls. PrUe was on the moat perfect bud of Ihe hady Hillndon, the club row; white ribbon, Airs, llell of Cove, Ore. . ; Zinnias: Hlue ribbon, Mra. liny l Murphy; rod jfbbon, Mrs. I'Ved (toskill; white ribbon, Mrs. Kd ward Milter. 1'nion. Old 'nshloned blowers; lllu ribbon, Mrn. A. T. Hill, red rib bon, Mrs. Kred Onsklll; while rib bon, Mrs. Hay l:num. Marigolds: Hlue ribbon, Mrs. J. K. lieynohlh; red ribbon, Alrn. tills I 'a liner; while ribbon, Mrs. Carrie llowell. Alieel Mrs. J. K. Iteynobls also reei'ived blue rtb lion for the best single specimen. Hwoet peas: Mrs. Hell, Cove, Ore. , Itest general display of flowtvi: Mrs. W. H. Hherwood. k. or si:m ;iii-:kti(;k POHThANO, Me. (Al'). A message acknowledging fraternal greetings from I'oiiliuul council. Knights of 'olnmb is. . was sent by the general grand chapter. .1 loyal Arch Masons, at the olo.i. lug session of the ihlily-nlnth Di on nlnl convocation of the chap, ter I'Yiday. Denver, Colo., Was selected an I lie meeting place of tho 1 H-7 convocation. Of fleers chosen In cluded Malllson H. .Much, I .oh An geles, general grand J loyal Aivh captain. NOTM'l;. Dim to diffJcuhy oxfH'rlMicHvl In colhvun- cIihwm for ader Hslng that Iff listed under Hums). flel advertising and under lur "new tmfay" licadlmr, ibo lOvo ibig Observer will lierenfler take no classified advertising or advcrtlidiijf to 1m run as 'uow UMlay" milow thn advorUdns u ccom (milled by cash. l-'Olt ItKNT l-'urnlshed house kei'plng rooms. Waverly Apis. H-lU-Jlp WANT 13 D Woman for general housework. Mrs. Karl iiey nobis. 02 Main. ' !i-l.t-1t COlt liKNT Kurnlyhed house. HIM Jackson. P-!:j-2t WANTKD Woman for general housework. 1 'refer one who ean 1 go home nights. Inquire ftd.! Spring. D-Hi-Hp KOIt UK NT 4-roum furnished house, $:io.no -r mo. Impiiro La Drandc Inv. CO. S-Di-2tp l'0 It UKNT 1 sleeping room. Close in. Phono :jfi7-J. o-Dt-'tp j-OH HKNT Kurnished room, close In. Hoard if desired, l'hotie Main 7)2 or call at r nn Ave. Mrs. (i. W. Hansel). y-i3-iip hf lit JiKNT- JtUgb- )()UJ4l:e4pig moms, one bluck frum pustitf flCe. i;im Third SI. !i-i:i-Mp h'OH WALK Hood l-rooni hinme, cbick'-n housi' and yard, wood hei( nnd live large bts. Irri gated, good garden, etc. Will H"l al a bargain and jfi god terms. Will take car In. Hyrandd Laud Co. li-13-Mp Ton SA.LI-; Ch.vrol.t drllviry 1'iir. iiupiiri- 2212 i.d:ir street. !i-i:j-lip .OU i:i:T 2-room rurntMhed house, choiif- 2 7x-1;. :t-1 p l-'Oli SALK Tulip bulbs. Ijirge single red. tst: Washington or 322-W. 1-IS-!tp COH SALK - Heed b.-.i.y biif,'g'. IT. l'hone rS-V. !i-17.-Dp l-'Olt li KST 2-rmtm furnished apt., with or without board. 1304 Ftnn or Phone 310-H. 9-i3-3tp NEWTODAY ismics ! nuL niiiiniiuLu Or, Si.lla WMrner, At. !., hiH t al dlroftor oi the rewtii -Ittman of child hytvicno will hold clinic Uiroiitthoitt tho oouniy next week, according to void ret-oived 1 h-rn dhiav by Miss Altec Mucquard, county heolilt nuise, . Ir, Warner is brought to' t'n ioji fonnly by ttiei eiTorts of the t hloit Couniy Hcntl h 1 nHQidaitnn, Stie Iiuh held clinics . n! vtiriou plncos' in ihe couniy In former yohnt. ir. Warner is uuw In Ha iiOr where Khe has Ihmh hjdin cllolos for several days. 1 r The fii-Mi clinic will ho held ai Covo on Tu-iay nt'ivrnoon. 1-Vl-ltviii'-r oh Wednesday morning Hr. Warner will 'he at Ki?:ln, in the afternoon at' lerry and on (Friday arternoon at Wolf creek with the assistance of Dr. Stella Itodmer of l.u (ande. The clinics are fur babies and children of pre-Bchoo age. Moth ers are , urgently requested to at lend the nearesi clinic. .The work is absolutely .free if charge. SCHOOLS TO OPEN MONDAY (Continued from Dag 1) j ICnglish, Ijitin, - domestic. science mnd art, coinnierce; manual tiain !ing and agri(; tlturc.' ' t " ! The student 'body. organization iwfll function as it iias In the past. Hpeciiil attentioh will -be given to Idebrtltng, music,; dratitntieH. nn.1 jathlettcs. " The Hctioor1 paper. . The jl'-Ml Vlll be issued agan. j Miss "Cusliion of the I'niversity ; or Oregon" will lmvo cliarge tif j the girls' physical training 'm l Jathletlcs, . while Dr. , Uayiuond !iUts, of the Deland Stanford un jversily, who has won letters in Hi three varsity major spoiin, wilt have charge of the physical training and athletics for tho boys. , It Is expect od' that tho allen- idancc both In the grades ttnd the jhigh'school will be greater than iit was last year. Take 11 all In all, U lookiS as though tiiis year will ho the ban ner year for tho I'nloh puhlhr choolh. I The leaching force Is as foi llfwH: j ' High Scliool. , i Superintendent and principal of the. high Kchool Hoy Cohkllli.. Assistant lilln, mathematics and debating -Mrs. Worltnan. Kuglish, girls' athlellcs Mis. Dorot hy t 'ushnuin. ' , Science, mathematics, boy..' nl'bleiicH liayiunnd 111 (s, ' I iniestic science and nut MiKa jOeorgia. Wright. Cominerce Miss lh lh . I'nrt rhlge. j Manual trainimT J. W.. Ilnxter, Jr. Agriculture It, Keiniml, (trades In Higli Ki-Imo4 Itulhllllg. XtU grade- John Wort man, 7 f 1 1 high and part of th glMrin Alra. t 'ustor. 71 li grade Miss lren Nof vH ;radcsf Scmlh lUilhllng. f'rincipal and tllh grade W. Conner. r.ih ginde Miss Vina Conley.. 4Ui Kt'tide Mrs. Vaden. 3rd grade Miss Hulh Oarrick 2nd giade M Iks Mnrctda K( ui gitl. ' jRt grade Mrs. Jteoa, - Hi-ados. Norlli Ikiilklln. Oradep ind and 3rd Alips Vesta Smith. ';t grade Mb;s Vogel. V.AIJ-OWA DMIOI.I.W ttSll. VAl J.tJWA. Ore. (Special to -li.i -observer). The. Wall(vu ' lioola opened Monday., with a h ii)Stantlal increase in the. enroll-, j iiient. over last your, states a lo .; cat newspaper. The total of all the grades this year l 88!) which in an increase of 19 nvur the ni.i of llii: school at the opening las1 year. 1 The increusc was 'nil in the grades, however, tho. . high ficiiool having exactly tho. t samo number as last year. 101. The total of t he grades is II XS. The inrollnjent by elafsos Is; 1st, Ui, 2nd, :i7; rd, 4th, ar; fdh, 37; fith, :iC; 7th, 27; Stli, til, Hl'i school: ath. 27; 10ih, 37;, 11th, 17, 12th, 20. WALLOWA FAIR . IS ORGANIZED (Continued from page l) 2 ml, red ribbon. Heat sheaf of bailey; 1(, blue ribbon aud fifty cents; 2nd, red ribbon. TllltKSII Kb OltAIN: llesl ox hibil of winter wlieut, .forty fold, uno peck : 1st, blue ribbon nml fifty cents;' 2nd, red ribbon. Hesl exhibit of spring wheat, . lYd ora tion: 1st, blue libbon and fifty c nis; 2nd, red t Ibbnn. Hurley, bent ixlilbit of one peek: 1st, hht" ribbon and fifty cents; 2nd, rod ribbon. Ht-sl exhibit of oals,' one peck: 1st. blue ribbon mid fifty cents; 2nd, red ribbon. coiiS': H'st e:iblbii of ten ears of field corn; 1st, blue rib bon and fitly cents: 2nd, red rib bon. Sweet corn, (m Hi exhibit of I en ears: 1st. bine ribbon and fifty cents; 2nd. red ribbon, I'npeorn, best e-vhihh of ti n earn: 1st, blue ribbon .mid fifty emits; 2nd, red ribbon. Sunflower. ho;d (-x dibit of liMjr'i Miufiower hi-nd: . is., blue ttWhoit foul fifty roJIt.s; Und, i-ed ribbon and 25 ret, (ft. osf ex hiblt ofialleHi sunflower; 1st, blue ribbon nnd ,'tO ntw; 2nd, red Ot! ron and 25 cents. VKOKTADLLH: ' Table be-If, three Npechoens: 1st, hlue ribbon and 50 r nls; 2nd, red ribbon n,id 25 cenlK H'st oxhibll (f Ibri'O Hpocltpo.ifi of infill-j; tbeel;.): 1k(, hho rib bon nnd 5a cents; 2nd, r-d ribbon and 25 re, 'H-st evhb.it of one hmu ruU bane; im, blue rildion uad 50 rents; ?nd, red ribbon and 2 ocnta, . Carrots Host rtlaplay 'Of-tabli carrots, three specimens: 1st. blue ribbon and .u wnun;. tnd, red rib bon uad 4f ceniR, , , llest dlspluy of stot-k carrots, Ih roe specimens: I si, blue ribbon and M cents: 2nd, rid ribbon ad ;r, eeiits. c i'arsnips; Ibsf oxhibh of threo specimens: 1st, hlue ribbon and &u cents; nd, iod rjhhon mid t' cents. " Onions: Ucst cxhibii of plate f five K(cidmens: 1st, blue ribbon and ' eenin; ttd, n d ribbon and 25 cents. 4 Turnips: Host exhibit: lslt blue rlldou and Till eenlK; 2nd, ivil rib bo -nnd 2f 'etus. i ttutabagas: Host exhibit Isl. blue ribbon nnd Tit) cenls; 2nd, red ribbon and 2pi cenls. . ; . . SijnuKh: Itcsi exhibit: 1st, bide ribbon and f.li cents; 2nd, red" rib -bon and ST cents. I'limpkln; Host exhibit: ixt. blue ribbon and fa corns; 'nd, isil ribbon nnd 2f renis. t 1 I'oialtM's: Itcsi exhibit of earlv vuiioty five lo Ihe plate; lsl, blue ribbon and alt cents; 2nd, red rib bon and 25 cents. Host exhibit of niiy hue variety five to the plate; Is!, blue ribbon nnd 50 cents; 2nd, rod ribbon and 2Ti cents. Cauliflower: Host exhibit: lul, blue ribbon and 50 cenls; 2nd, red ribbon nnd ih ovnts. 1 Watermelon: Host HpectiueTi any variety: 1st, blue ribbon nnd So cent; ' 2nd, red ribbon and 25 cenls. , Cnntmupes: Host Kpeclmeh and vut'lety: 1st. blue ribbon and "u cenia- . 2nd, red ribbon and 2n cents. . MuskmelonN; Heat specimen any varlely: 3st. blue ribbon and Mi cents; 2nd, red rbbon ami 2 5 cenls. . 11AKINO: Heat exhibit of one loaf of white bread: 1st, blue rib bon and ,50 cenls; 2nd, red ribbon and 6 cents. . , ; (Hesl exhibit of one loaf brown bread; 1st. blue ribbon and .) cents; 2nd, red ribbon and 25 cents. Host light onke; lsi, blue, rib bon and 1; 2nd, red ribbon and 50 cents. ''".,' Host dark cake; 1st, blue rib bon and ?1 ; 2nd, red ribbon and 50 cents. Itest lemon pie: 1st, blue ribbon niid "fi reals; 2nd, red ribbon and 2" cents. v (test pumpkin pie: 1st, hlue rib bon and 7fi con! a; 2nd, red rib bon and 25 cents. Dost apple pic; inl, blue rib bon and 75 cents; nd, ml ribbon and 25 cents. canned vegctnhleH, hesl exhibit: 1st, blue ribbon and $1.50; 2nd, rod ribbon and 75 cents, t Vanned fmlt. best iHsiilny ; 1hI. blue, ribbon and 2; 2nd, nd rib bon nnd $1. Jellies, Jams and prcHerveH eom- I hitutl, Im-sI exhibit : 1st, blue rib- bou and 2; 2nd, red ribbon nu-1 l. I'lcktes, nil kindR, hesl exhlldl: 1st, blue rlbbnn and (2; 2nd, red ribbon and ?!. . - l-'arm exhibit 'products . grown on Ihe farm: 1st. blue ribbon and 7; 2nd, red ribbon and ; .3rd. red ritdtou nnd tl. . The premium list nisi Includes ribbon and cash prlzea on In-.!! dairy rows, best pen of fal hogs, under nine montiui old. Practically all business men have contributed very liberally either in caMi, or niorchnndlw. The HportH program b'elnjT work ed out by 1'roliwsor James Kaman, Dr. Kred, Jones and, otherH, In cludes a coinplcte list of . races and other stunts to keep some thing doing all of Krlduy after noon. ,The rodeo program, will be held Saturday afternoon.- The judging of exhibits will lake plneo Saturday morning. Sept. 2. Kfforts are being made to secure I he services of an ex pert Judge for this work. Work Will be started in Tew days for (he . op-cHon of some strong hoard' renccw and corrals at Ihe hall park to insure the safely, of the crowd dunna the rodeo program. During Die past two falls the corrals and I'encca have not been sufficient for handling of wild stock. CALIFORNIA : FIRES RAGE VICIOUSLY (Contlniifid from pago 1) estry official. drafted m"ll from the streetH of Pawideim lo Join in the right. Hungers oHilmuio 4tt, noo iieics have bi-eii burned oer since Andrew (lunsaliis. a camper, earclos!y threw away n mat en that sliirtod the blaze. wAitr.Hot SK iH !im:i MA11TINKS5, ratlf. (Ily the As sociated IhvsH) :The grain wnfo- (house of Hie ' Ha I four, (Juihrle ami Co., al, I'ort Costa, tu ther w1D 15,000 tons of grain which if j-on-Inlned, bui'm d today,- The loss Is oMlimaU d at $(2r.fi00. The fire started from an explosion of the transformer In the engine room of the warehouse, Portland rifi-s Centnilled I'tlltTLAND, Ore. ( Hy t lie Aa soclatcd I'i-cm) l-'oresi and brnah fb-cs in ou(llntf dislrlct", whh ii !'pre:id a si: t niiy haze ux'-r l'orl -lund, W'-re reported tinder control loday. The fire which it wept UtlO jtcres mar lieHvcrton, ihreaten Ing hoiiieK and St. Mary's boys hiiioe, wan ulno cnl rolleI. Two home lu Ihe brush fin- near H,e ainnre Stat ion were burtn d la in night. A rnrin hoiifie nml a barn burned on Die lower Columbia highway alao. Host oh Hie Hi'istiied JttiSKDI'lMt. (iiv, r. the A i roclated I'ressi - f'me new fore.'t ! fire 1:; r ported loda- ti'-ar KeMnii, ; j A crew was sent ti fight M and I expect lo gel Ilie fire under eon- trol. Men flro pot rollfii'if old fin. i j In I iiuichiH i oiiul y. I 1'Ufn Nc:ir l-lirt'tio . i-:dc,i-:m-;, on-. Do As.iioei-' luted Press) -Two forest fires, tea"' i ' than five miles apart, are burning today throe "miles' sOtdhensV 6' Monroe and t Urea miles west oi! Doll Vountain. ' Itoth tires are in tho territory of. tho Wvsittrn. i-one Kiro Patrol as- iK..chnbm, nnd' firo fighting clew... j have been Tin i.i.shed hy the; awn-' jciiitlon. Tho Monroe flrn l.s re- I purled to be in .small limber and' j was roaring toward ' tho lumber I mill of I ho Oregon and Jabies-1 j town Lumber company, but fire- I fUlhters believed they would llHVO lit ambr fontrol befon It reaches tho niMI. . . ,t At Jiel Kountnin. the flames slaried mi I, lie Larson place spread rapidiv oer several 'iwros. Airplaiui patrol was made this morning of Oakrldgo districts as ilie result of a report that lit small fires were burning. FLYERS ON I LAST STAKE OF FLICHT ''"'" (Coal In tied from parra 1) ; their lake off mon allet-wards. I'ljci'ri Cross MouniahiH I'NMlNTtJWN, l'a. Hy the A v.oeiatcd 1're.sa) . Uuitling Hiolr way through a dense fog from VrOHthurg, Aid., to t'nlontown, to day, .the world nvinlors'iiettotluled a periioim passage over moun tains, of this region. V PERSHING IS ' MUSTERED OUT (Continued from pago 1 merly .chief chaplain of the A. K. K , t MessagoH of greeting .were .re ceived by Oenera 1'ei-Khlng from loffteors of . the allies' . anrtics . as jsoihited with lilm during the "wax: One came , from Maj. th n, Dv t honey chief of staff . of tho, I'onch army, who declared "your brothers In arms w.l keep allvo always the memory of the emin ent chief who, .brought, tho val iant American troops to ' Kranee and led them lo the common vic tory for right and liberty." POSTMASTER TO PREPARE, BETTER MAIL FACILITIES 1NDIANA10L1T. Ksbiblhdi meal of pitrcepprmf and third class mall terminals In every state, to, facilitate quicker handling of those classes of mull, will be among thej rccommentlatlons lo I lie ,1'. H. postoffictv dcpnrtmoitl iironoheit by ' the National Assoelallrin of I'ost fmnHiers of the Cnlted Slutes which t here S'pl. M to 25. j Only a few large cities have i such terminals nl pivscnl.r and jibe cnncenlrntion of Ibis lyp' ol mall n those cities la resulting In jenngevtion which Die postnitisleif j believi' can be relieved 'by estab lishing similar terminals lu each I stale. , I i nhcy reoommondallonM oxpect 1 ed to be made is that (he govern j iiit nt bond Kt emplnyoH, ndnpiloa I of legislttihn abolishing tho-com-j pensalnry time feature for em , plnycn who work on Sunday ot . holiday, new" rogulallons which will permit return of mall pouted i Willi Insufficient stamps to send ers, mid more stringent rules gov ernlng containers in which ogiA may bo shipped lo reduce break-'' ago In the. malls. The speaker before the mooting' Include osl masler tloneral Harry S. New. London bridge is said how to b; 1 0(1 yearn old and when we wen', ri kid we heard 11 was fnlling down.' ATTENTION Mrs. Myrtle Oelst hua in stalled a manicurist In the balcony of Die Koloy hotel where first-clasH tnuntcuro fiervJco will be ifl-ndored to both ladles and gentlemen. Tho operator 1m a yvuuu. lady from Jlolse who .Kj seem ed by Mrs, (lelst a I ter (onshlorabio of rort because of Iter cxpcricncu and abil ity. The standard price of 50 cents for manicuring w III bo charged and it liim itt cvli-nil,',! Id tlto iiuh. , lii-. . ;. .' , i ; Main 528 Vm: COAL nnd WOOli ll.W nml (JIlAiN EllcMlje & Siic'csmii'.s lo Jj, 1. I.yiu'li Call New Footwear NF.W SATIN I'l'MPS ' NEW MJSSIA CALF ' NKW KID' STYLES All that's new iintl diflVront in fool wear. , FRENCH & GREENE NEW YARN . rt:ntifiil . shades to mako scarfs, swefttors, caps, cliildcen's drosses and boys' knit suits. , ,"; , rrc for hi- skein. . ...!. Art & Baby Shop . : .', I . , "Fverythlhir for the Baby" ; IIKMSTITCllINi: Ilnl.-I StMiimcr. KM KTAMPINO' Till'. (Jill, AMI Till'. . svi:r:Ts bi'lonir tORi'tlior. 'no, dn-ilit ymi will w.ty ,-ni,H'lally ir nlie Ih Vol It Kill. Try u box of tiur hwopIh hiiiI m)im . will mnllp Bv,',-lly ut you tor tlm Kin. i:T-iy kIi'I wlio tl-lrji Hllltlif, . Wlllltnn'i rlicolalrM hprniiwH Ih, I',' friend fr llfo. 4 MxohiHlvoly nt THE RLACR CAT Arcade SUNDAY OIU'llKSTKA OVICKI UIti; PKTI'KKS 'Thoiio (Jii 1" nnd I'athe Revipw IJKRT CHADWICK.: ..Kcccnlrlc Klliiopian IlOIUl & AI.MY Hiirh Class Hush orri s & it amos Two Versatile lliiys from Philippine GEIUIKR H.KTCIIKR TRIO - Humps, Laughs and Fulls Startintf Monday "' , ; I'OLA NE(JRI . ill . "LILY OF THE DUST" Star HOOT GIBSON Tlic SiiiUintfKinliliiiK; KiiiK or (lie Outdoors . IN , "BL1NKY A i'U!'Krl iMiiiaiico of Undo Sam's f'i.1itin; cavalry Also "ANDY'S TEMPTATION"' A fiiini) Comedy, Nuf Sod! ' Wi'dnc'riay "!.,., -1.x, .Ml.' KiUitika" . TODAY Sunday 99 WM. KAUNUM '