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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1925)
Ralunlay, May 0, lH2.r. rAGB six THTJ US CnTSTTOE EVENING OBSEKVEfl UNION W IS BADLY INJURED 1'NIO.V, On-. (Spirkil) Ki-iii-lliln Calriwi'll. wlio orU for the t'nlon llnrilwuiv I'o. " imvi-rily Injurcil Wi'cini'wlny ulilh- worklnv In tile repair shop al till' ri-itr of I In- lorr. Hi- i ulrui'k In the furi'luii.l hy tin' crank of a Kim ollnn illKliu' and kiloi'Ui-il imioii m'imiH. K'vnil Mlltiln-Ji WITI' iii'ri-jicury in close tin Ktinh In Ills t'ori'lnxiil. I'luna (or the Block n)iowr are hclllK carrlid oul liy I ho vuiiuiw commit l-i-a In charKo ami all arc nplliniMtlc alioul i In- HC.'i nhow. H In protmlilc thai KOlilf nlRlit in lorlalnini nl other than a iiirnival, will he put hy the enlerliilninent committee. A ImoHllnic Imrty In plunnlnu n luo-iluy auto trip Into Wallowa Connly In the Interest of the Btnek Mliovi". Deltner llell anil family who rnmo here from Mount Car I near North I'owlir a few weeks ego. moveil hack 10 .Mt. f'armi'l last Weilneailay. Mr. 1'aliuer who 1i;ih 1 n work- Iiib at l a (irunili- for I ho past few month, inove.l In the latter place the flrat of the week. MrM. Iluhy KnlKlit, who haa licen al the llol l.akn IIOHpltal for a couple of woeliH. wan opernt i'il on Monilny ami lit the priH'-nl lime U mill In a very w rlnim eon illilon. Mr. nnil Mm. 1.. V. Terrell nre cntertalnlnK a Imhy hoy who ur Jlveil at their liome In North I'nlon lat Halunlay evenluk-. A play hy a east comtlsllhK niont ly of po.sl Kniiluati'S of Ihe Pninn IIIkIi School will lie Klven ut the school KVtn I'lhlay nit'lil. Thla play, calleil "'I he llooiloo" la a roiueily ami hafl a larK" caHt, In clnillnK elKht post Braclualea nnil ten other HI 11.1 .111 M. There will lie Innlrunienlal miiHle ami special SOUKS lietweetl the flClB. Ulna VlrKil Wllklnaon. who is a Plmlcnt In the IiIkIi school here, was calleil to her homo hi Telo raflet Weilnesilay owIiik to the III licss or her mother, who has the Ilil. Quite n senro was given some of Ihe people In South I'nlon lust 'I'ucs.liiy wlun a iIok helnnirlntr to eft Tong Leader Buried With Chinese Custom It' , I , ' rfnf'hf ' u' en . u Hi c - - - P DESCEMJANT OF IiAKMAII) .NOW A DUKE (Continued from Tatro One.) J E vrv. r" VV. ,-i, .ru it t , i-jsiuiw',v- X Jundr(l of C'hli liMiiler of the On U-on Toin: atlemieil the l.in. ial .it I Miniums. Pa. ot tin l.c,,,, ! urmer iiri'sldfiit who riled ihrce months ao ) The funeral iiiii delu,eil h. iaie of a iour wur .hl, ,.n,d ut recently In Ihe picture is a truck In the funeral cortege carrying a photograph of ijiail leader uc- C'Ol'dlnR to Ctimcae ouhioiii. I'reil Hpuln hit two school Klrls. one or them no severely that she is llnaMe lo K.-t lo school for some time. The other Kill eSI-oped with ft hss serious Injury. i nun tii tsts i:xi'i:n:i IiAI.I.AH, (ire.-This city Is mnk llllr prepuratllilis for IIMMI Kuesls lor Ihe slate KraiiKe coiivenllnn to he held here .lune 2. 4 and li. The proKiani includes a laimiui't to lie served In the city auto park the nlfht or the opcnlntt 'lay. for which the meat served will he liar hccueil on the aroumls. At least Hfili persons already liave written lo make reservations for llrnilcn, seerelary of the local chamber of commerce, nnd more Inquiries are romlntr with rvery mall. The principal ini-ellnKs will In h"ld In the llallns iirmiirv. A ntm Walt Auiomailc, Xoii-stortw liniU'ry, lii;l.('( I.K.irr I'LANT Inslalkil ill jour Ikiiiio, with Mil' liiim' wlnil Tor flvo lhrlils, Willi flvo lllio flutllivs, complete Willi liullis In tin; sockets 'irryllilnit ready In turn on the Unlit, for fiflll nni! a time pajnieiit plan, to niakp Its imrtlinn' easy. Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent with hi:nham New roll'- lliilldlni! r.i.i;trnu; ro. l'hono Main 101 Uii-i.ii.t j - I Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber We Have Just What Ton Want In Ll'Mlll.lt, SASH AND DOOltH AM) SIIINf;I.K9 It will pay you lo iuej.ll;aU) our prlcra. Bownian-I licks Lumber Company MAIN 8 orAIN AND llOX WOOD PHONE MAIN 611 J. li. MUNH ALL I J . . - . .. x .. . - - 1 . Fill Every Socket With EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 15i.y Them Where You See This Sign IT. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W L NEWS FROM SPRING S Improvements Made of Concrete Are Permanent Concrete construction practically elim inates repairs and upkeep mainte nance because there is no replace ment when it is used. Ask for our booklet on concrete construction Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 MKhK'AT. HI'IIINOH ) .Mr. ami Mih. (ni-K- Konih nmtnr iil to Hakt-r Sunday anl s)mii( l)n day vlliintf. .Mrs. V. Hnrtf anil .MIhh Iris Ston k;iv u iilrnio W.-Hni fxiny for th pupils i.iul roniiunnlty. A very ptran;mt day wan spent at kiuh-h anl raci-s. Mr. am) Mrs. A. Chandl.'r, Mr. J. K. Keniitdy ami cliiMrt n, Mr, nnd Mr. Ht-rt Van and hlld ron wire Hunilay ut'Hts at tin honit' of Mia. Kva Vanordi'r, alter which they all ut tended the ball Kiiim- nt the parli. VtHitoi-H at Uuln'i tills week from Medical were Mr. and Mih, K. Will-, ften, Mr. and Mrs. Win Jnjuean ! Mm. .1. I'. I'owers. Mrs. V. Hokk. Mih. J. K. Kennedy, MihH.-s KHtln-r Hid Wllina Kennedy ami ivian Kennedy. Whil ten Ih driving a new Chevrolet whiih In purcliust-d Tuesday al Hakei-. j V i via n Kennedy purchased a , saddle hot-He from K ran It Whltten last week. Several from this community at tended the dunce at the ilaller Home Hatnrday evening. Twenty four from Medical at tended the hall Kume al the I'arl; Sunday. I (ius TetaiH received a short horn' calf fi'iJin the coiist Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. It, Wanh- r were Tuesday callers ut the Joe Lay home, Claud Turner was at Inn TarU (lie fliHt of the week luoklnff for his work horses. Mr. l'ope the statfe driver sold Ihe HluKe to Mr. liennetl of linker. Mr. and Mih, Neadon Koyi have moved to the Turner ranch. K.l Hack Ih helping Hill l.iud.rs. of I'nlon. with his crop. Maxlne Ininean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winn luinean. has Htnrtetl taking piano lessons from ii Maker teacher. Miss Iris Ht one- left Monday for linker. After visttltiK a few days she will have Tor Corvallls to at tend school. CieorK South returned liom. Monday evening spetidtiiK week it IliintluKton on Ihe ranch. (ieorwe Mchow was n t'nlon visitor Sunday morn Inc. H"' went for u milk separator for Mis. Kva Vunnrder. The fruit ti-ers are Mosfoinlnij. Tln-re will he no peaches and very few apricots at the Whltl" ranch. th hile frost haUiiK UHled them. Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Chandler, of l.Vi Oralide. mutored lo Medical Saturday evening In their new ho.lKe Koa.lster, returning homo Monday morning- They were nc foinpiinle.l home hy Miss l.tlllefoe Iveniu'tly. who will talt thi'i-u fur Home time. Mr. nnd Mis. T R Wlnth worn afternoon callers at the Kva Van onler home Sunday afternoon. Mr. an. I Mih. F. Whitten c- peetH 10 leave the last Of the umnth to atl.-ml the On kou State (trance meet Mm lit l t.illas. TheV will visit relut Ives anil friends at ( tsu ei;o before ret uriiln. Ijondun's Dungeons Now Open lo Public I.ON'IKiN' f ' Tour addition al tower of the famous T,wer tt( London liave he'n opene-I for the firsi time for the convenience of the thousands of siMhlseers from all part.' uf I he world who visit Ihls historic pla'-e weekly. Tiu- lK real oaken doors of these towers. 'known as the Uvard. Salt, Martin and ISroad Arrow Were found to he In a wonderful state of preser vation, and the trreat dungeons whern ( in my spies were lodged ilurhiK the last war are now open jto piddle Inspection for the first ! tlmif In history. ! It w as mar Hie Mart In Tower , (that some of the spies were shot, 'amonf them Carl Hans Lody, n! (ierman who, posing hh an Amen-1 can, wiia captured In the .summer of 1H14, and who was the firm per- son to he executed In these pre-' duels for nearly inn years. j In past centuries hundreds of traitors and prisoners of slate were confined In the towers. :tnd many of them whiled away the weary1 days hv carving pictures and in scriptions on the walla and the.se are still vlstlde today. 1 l'.yward Tower, heintr the main entrance to Ihe inner ward, must have tH (fates carefully locked ev ery nlRht. and the chief warder, in his Hcarh-t coal and flat hat. ' with an escort from ihe military ffunrd. himself performs that duty. As far as Is known positively the J Tower of London, which today cov ers 1 L' acres, dateH from the time of William the Conqueror, who he- ; Kan the While tower somewhere ahont HI7H, and completed it about j I'll years afterward. At first it was n palace, but later was used as n prison. hny of the Church of Kntflaiid, no hss h person than Him I ejin of Wells. He was nephew of the then Mike of Komemet und his nuccess hn to the dukedom was not very temple. Mother of SJ. The beautiful Leonora could dis play no armorial escutcheons. The j nearest thltlK npproachtiifc U was a M-ii Ihui n;r father had " l'"' jdbor showing that In Woolwich ho j as the owner of a bar, where Leo nora wailed on trade. I Ami Leonora was no longer In (her first youth. She was :JK, nix ; years older than her soldier ml i mii'er. j Moreover, she was a widow who ihud borne six children to her hns jii.ind, threo of whom were living. Her husband )md been an un : successful saloonkeeper who had shipped for indin und died there. liut in this story of old times, love broke down nil harriers ( ukc. caste and wealth and the col onel ami the pretty widow were married ouietiy In u country church. They hud three soiiH, of whom Ihe eldest was christened Francis Kdwnrd Seymour. The present duke, whose claim to the title lias just been afiir d by the Committee of Privileges (,t the House of Lords, is descended from the eldest son of this romantic couple. Hut he only establish. -d his title after one of ihe most scaichiaK and j painstaking examinations in tne hisiory of Kngland. i Ami those who hod counter claims to the dukedom attacked the fold-lime romance by one even more jiomanilc. j Leonora's first husband, who (went out to India in I7sr., was John Hudson. He was a dweller in I'ad jiiinMon street In the parish of ' Maryhdione London, j Two John Hmt-oiH. j it was claimed on behalf of Leo 1 nora that this firs! husband died !iu Indio. in 17K0 and that, on proof I of this, she probated his will and jlook possession of his house as her jown property. j Hut siiiKUlarly enough, in that jsaiue parish, same street and same i neighborhood, the taxbooks of that day showed that there was a John Hudson living there alter Leonora's marriage with Colonel Seymour. Moreover, he did not die until lT'.U. If Ihls John Hudson w:i the same man us Leonoru's John, then her marriage w Kit Tulonel Sey mour wus no marriage and the children were not leglflmale. The court suhl that In order to attack Leonora's nmrringe It was necessary to believe Unit John Hud son returned to Knuland and acted like the Knueh Ardeit of Tennyson's iumous poem, living la secrecy un til he died. Hul the" court smashed this by saying I hul the nc of iho second John Hudson, us recorded, bore no rest mblunce to that of lh first John Hudson, - Conviction was forced that there were two men by the same uunm living in the same street and with in u few years of iwli other. It was a striking coincl.fence und nothing more, the court ruled. The claims of General Seymour were ap proved. The new duke is years old and had a distinguished career in the army, thus following in the loot hiepa of that Seymour who mar ried the saloonkeeper's daughter. IWuiiut Knterliitns Mother. brought Ihelr own mothers when I'H K 1'ALLKS. Ore. - Kiliy The j possible. M embers Of 1 he club si of in silent meiimmuu ir . .v m.j lliellts at the close of the Uinqmt. in tribute to motherhood the world over, Dulles mothers wire guests of the local Klwanls club al Us weekly luncheon in commemoration uf Mo ther's day May in. Klwunlaiis CITY MAY Hl lll H l S.H.TAIK HALT LA KIK A I') Saltalr re sort, located on the hhori- of Ureal Salt Lake, Lu miles west of here and practically destro.ed by fire a few weeks ago, may be rebuilt by the city of Sail likc as a munic ipal enterprise. ('resilient I l- li'-r J. Crraut of the Mormon church which owns Sail air. Friday ol l er vd the electric railroad line ami resort remains lo the city. sa ing that a Iml from U private individual has been rejected. The city com mission will meet, in special ses sion soon to consider the offer. The fatnoii.-i old bathlnjr and dancing; resort was constructed by the church many years ago and was the ineccu of tourists who came to this section. I'HUHMtl I ION IHHtCIN TO ask i'iti;i: Ai to lici:si:s WASII.INUTOX (AP) I'rohlhl tion Coiiiml.-sioner lliiyn:i Thurs day askel the governors of all states to grant free licenses for a ulotnobileH seized by dry agents and used by them in enforcement work. i - it k I : ! Cult ill nnil (;cl Your HooT OWL Windshield Stickers We Cany in Stock Standard Makes of RADIOS r ii f. i: i HOOT OWIi lllil-lil. Ill sili-ki'i-i ! it l: I-: l AND Ol lt 1'IUCE AND SERVICE IS RIGHT. Ih'low We List a Few of Standard Makes I-'ada Ncutrodyne ?120 5-Tube Atwater-Kent 90 G-Tube Atwater-Ivent 115 Crossk-y's ?24 to G5 Nmco 5-Tube Set G5 Iluaeock Reflcxophone 75 lleacock Standard ?120 to 150 The above radios can be fully equipped at prices raisins from ?C0 to $110 8-Tube Supci-IIeteiodyno, complete at ?235 We are prepared to give you real Radio Service with radios we install. Heacock's Radio Service PHONE 407-W We have the HOOT OWL Windshield Slickers Mimmi ..mni. oiii.imiiiiiwwji im8jwwi iJi,-m -' ifr -"" T. nYim iiMnm ItfHUhluik Oust Cruisers. HAVANA ( AP) The Asuorla-' Hon Of Shoe Cleaners l thn latest' ori;anlatlon to he formed in Ha vanrt. The purpose Is to present a solid front on the part of boot -' blacks who have regular .stands on Mn-et corners, and to prevent per ambulating shoe ele-aneis from so-' lirttini? on the streets. FEED Ilollcil nt Hdtel bailey Paled liny Whole corn Crm kctl nun Whole wheat Cnickctl wheat Mill feed Sn,eniiiU'4. ltiihy clihk feed Oyster shell Cril Sure iJiy St-rati'li fet'il Avk Our Prices. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Phone ftlAln 701 Newspapers 1 hmrl-li I lu SwN Hiptildlc HI'IU.IN ( VP) The Culted Stat.s hu.'.s the world In the num ber tf newspapers published with in Its borders, HM.ooa, according to the in tts;i"T tiermanl.i. I'riince lp second w Ith l',ena. The t H:ii ri however, tell n dif ferent story when the mwspapers are CiMUl'illed to ttie lunuhet of In habltanls. i n thir basis Swltrer , land stands ttist w ith .,7" m-ws- papers for every million inhabitants and Ihe Putted Mate m second with ":.. In Knuhind the propor tion Is :is p.iiejs to eiu'li million Ltf people. CAMI'l ltN It) UP IIAKlll h Krtll'Xi; (be. - An order will be made soon eh.silltf S.tlt creek. Pit cteek and Winberry en. U dislrtctsj In Ih" "aseade n.i! lonat tored to J c.mipim,' aft' r June , uecotdinwr tot Nelsnil N icdUI f. Mlpei (sor of t he forest. The Mini' rullHK wms made List ;ir On nCiOUUt of fire hitvards. Mr. Macduff said that It Is con templated that Ihe road up Salt creek bet w ecu Oal.rhU'e and !' Credit HprlUKS w ill also bo elosi d lo public tiuvcl. i Is your niollirr Iho llrsl hi I lu' Win lil? Thi'n Hi'int hnr a Ori'i'tlnB I'uril from our l-iiri'flll'y m'H'i't--il stock for Molli t' lny. Mny imii: or n (lid ol i-Miil it,. loVt'lilHM our illn' tlH'ttvr t roin I ilil'. nirlirilion' Art ft (..lit bliop M WELL RATHER WE EXPECTED LA GRANDE TO TURN OUT! But the wave of buying enthusiasm that swept this store like a cyclone was bigger than wo ever expected. We wish to thank the public for their generous response to our advertising and if any customer was kept waiting longer than they thought necessary, we ask your par don, for each of our large force of extra salespeople who were unacquainted with the stock did admirably under the circumstances. We are now organized and can go the pace. UIMU.aUf,UKiUlf WW ll,U."JmWvJBJI!PW . lrnw-ii.wti,riim,i.W at-tt...ii-iri No Time To Write Ads! Too Busy Today Taking Care of the Greatest Shopping .Throng That Ever Attended A Sale In La Grande! NO TIME TO LIST PRICES But The Bargains Will Be Here! Thousands Of Them Greene French SELLING OUT! CLOSING OUT! GETTING OUT! i utw UHiwifM mnjiiP Vf.m-x Juki i ii ji i mm ii wmjh iwmw I
