vT"THE LA"GKANDKEVENrNG 'OBSERVER
l'apc Five
Monday, July 20, 1D25.
Local News In Brief ,
COMING LVLM'U
Annual Wing, Kin and Kleet
foot Chili KIhIi HunqiH't und
Annual liusli rn Orrgon KporU
mrn'a Ahsoc.uUoh trupahool
July US.
Mi nding ih II. . o. Ktkn Cunvtn
I Hon in J'urt.uml la.st wtrk. They
I wic ui:coinanliMl lume by M i'.
and Mra. W. K. Khfrlmrd. of Me-
.iinnvnnwiio will wpcna u lew
days here.
.(Jlie In Kiutliuie
iiueh IK-Li left last evening for
Spokunt1. Washington, lo HpeiiU the
wi-ek.
ltettlHinJ
J-Jiioeli Alorgan I.uh rclunitd 1o
,a Grande uder HpcndhifT the past
tlHTd nioiillts in Kansas. Mr. Alor
gan'H pan-nt." live in Kuiimih. .
J idiii I'orl.uiid
Miss Mildreil t'onaway urr.vi-d
ju I,a (irundo laat evening from
I'oillaml und will cit-end Uiu week
lure visiting friemlH.
ltrluiiMtl home
MM Murjoiii I'eebler returned
to her liomi! lust evening after
two w!i-ka in ivrrtalmi visiting
Imt Mister und other rvlulives and
friends.
Here ,velenUi
Mint. Kdith Sli.il, of Walluwa,
wtiH In l.u UraiiUu yiMU-rday visit
ing friends.
Went lo mill
'Mr. and Mvh. J. King have gone
to their mill tip Mill Canyon to
pi'Ud u month or more.
Kclumed vslei(la
Mr. und Mrs. li. J. Kitchen and
fnuiily returned ho hie yesterday
after spending thu week end fish
ing ut Hear Creek. They report
the fishing was good.
llriv fruiii 1'i'inlli'Htii
I'raneis MaCiee und l-'rauels
Kreullek, both of l'emltelun. wire
i.siting friend.s in Iji (Irande yeK
terday. Th" returned homo lust
yvening.
A it). til this morn Ink
I'eter Wistak urrived in Ui
(irande this nuMning from Huron
and will vinit here for noun- time
jit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ja-bIiumi.
Itt'tllllllllg home
Mr. (.uulkey und daugiiler Imiu
were In I .a (.rami this inornlut;
en route lo iheir home at .losepli
-,,iter attending the Klka 'onven
lion in I'ortiuml. Mr. Ganlkey is
president of Ihe J-'irsl Hunk of Jo
seph. .
to
1 let timed home
Ianl Meyers and (.irionl He A.
Seitz returnesl to iheir Iuhiun in
Iti Giaiuh; this morning alter the
im.it month spent at ihe Ci(izns'
Military Training Camp at Cump
lewi-s.
Kerne I'nr t'uliloriifit
l.ee Ihintord will leave lomorrow
for Han Jose, California, , lo join
Mrs. ilaford who has I. een visiting
her parents there for ,oiue (tlme.
They expect to spend t hr remain
der of i lie Slimmer there-
Arevpti jto-itimi , '
' iNepill Combs has gone' to Uukt-r
where Ju has . accepted a position
working', for a' moving picture,
house there. Mr. Combs will oper
ate the moving picture maehine.
Went Uk I'iimmi
Mrs. Kiltie G. Turner wcnl
rnion this morning to spend
few days there visiting friends. (
Hhe makes iter homo In the Willamette-
Valley. She has been visit
ing friends in hu Grande for some
time. Mrs. Turner lived in .a
Grande a number of years ago.
StopKd
Mr. and Mrs. 101 w iliatt Mop
ped in i-a Grande Hit unlay itf visit
friends a short lime. They were
en route to their home at Milton
after .spending yvinil day.- at Wal
lowa lnke.
LUMBER MART ; i
STRONGER Ni
ledums homo
Mm l-'rank (iraltuni rcliirnoii lo
Iht lionio 1 Klgln Hit morning
ultcr spending ii fcw.iluys ut Hot
Ijiko visiting her daughter. Mrs.
George Uowfp who In in tin
liilal IhiTi'. Mw. Howrr Iiuh burn
In Ihe hosliitul lor thr paBl llvo
wi'KfcH anil is iniicll Improvt'd at
jiroaont.
Itcllirni'il tiiim I'ortlnml
.Mrs. Harry Swart and tlatiKht
ors. (Ii'l l nidi- and Itnlli. nrrivi d In
J,a lli-andc this morning aTtcr tin:
Jl.iml Ihrco wwkH .innl In I'ort
'lainl. North IKn.l nnd Hiiohinu'.
They ii-rt -lr. Hwarl ill in tin lio
pilal ul Spokain", when; he will re
main Indefinitely.
MsIIIiik here
.lr. and -Mrs. .1. I1. Walton are
visitinK in l.a Claude lit the home
or .Mr. and -Mrs. .1. A. MeNeal.
They are front Iowa. .Mr. and
,Mrn. Walton and .Mr. and .Mrs. Jlc
.eal will motor to Wallowa Lake
thin week end and spendt Khort
time before they return home.
Tile lumber inurket Iiub reached
u Uiiitinetly Hlronver ponltion in the
laHt few weekH. according to re-1
ports reachlns the Ainerlcnn l.um-
berntun, Chicago. Tile latest sta
tistics uvailuble are for the holiday
week, anil show that the 352 prin
cipal softwood inllfs reportliiK ship
ped ten per cent more, und reeeled
new orders for ten per cent more,
than I hey produced durlnir Hit
week. The mills shipped Urn-Inn
Ihe first twenty-seven weeks of the
year un amount iitiuul lo their cut.
Southern pine mills durlns the
week ended July 3 shipped pur
cent more than they cut, su that
mill stocks have been further de
pleted, und producers have prac
tically no reserves, while heavy
consumption hus much reduced re
tall yard holdincs, und deulers are
bccomlni? very Insistent on rush
shipment. The west roast, fir mills
wen1 closed around the I'ourlh, und
orders for the week were 37 per
cent above their production, while
shipments were 33 per cent above.
The movement of fir to the Atluntlc
coast Is heuvy. the California mar
ket is briKht with promise of In
creased consumption owlnf; to thi
slate's heuvy fruit crops, und for
etitn' buyers, lonjr from the market,
are now beirlnnlnir to pluee orders.
I'rlees realised for softwoods have
been exceedlncly low and unprofit
able, and individual pperators show
a imirkcd sentiment In luvor of
keeping output In tine wllh demand
so fhuf the present upward trend
of prices muy bring them to and
suslain I belli on a reasonable level.
Southern hardwoods. ro. com
pleting their adjustment to., the
changed buying policy .of producr
ers, output having been much re
duced, w hile demand has Increused,
especially from flooring factories
iinfl nilllwork plunls. and buyers ror
coilnlrv trade ure now entering the
market. The northern haruw oous
continue their seasonal trend, pro
duellou declining us orders increase
Hint prices ure firm und begin
nlng lo strengthen, wocu oi
northern maple flooring are non
less than on April 1.
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
TOOTH PASTE
" It Keniovcs the Film.
It Contains Nu Grit.
It Cleans and Whitens
the Teeth.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
rw yncdt Jw
La Grande, Oregon
BEARS TRIM
LA GRANDE .
TEAM, 1-
On hom'.viiiiMin
.Mr. and Mrs. J?. 1-1. Shlipiro pars
ed through l.a Grande Saturday
en roiilc to New York City. They
are from Sail l-'ranel.seo. Califor
nia, and ure on a honeymoon trii-(in(J
j-ri for t Angi'lcK
After two weeks In l.a Grande
the guesls of lr. and Mrs. A. I..
Kieliardsoa. -Mrs. Jennie A. Wlld
ey and t. Ci. Wlldey. lire en roule
to Iheir home In l.os Angeles, CaU
ll'oriila. They expect, lo visit ut
various points en route home. They
ure traveling by auto.
hy aulo. They have already been
away from Sun l-'ranetseo lliree
weeks und expect to be gone about
two months.
two more nionlliH.
(Conllnued from l'ugi One.)
were counted for Ihe opposition In
the fourth canlo. with four-nils
to do It wilh.
Thill hlruik Out!' (i V
Hi In went, .to work -In the fifth,
slruei; out three men In n row
his teamniales clime lo ua.
VWtnl liriv
.Mrs. I.loyd l.oullNbury and Ut
ile son and JHss Agnes Wilson, of
Colo, iowa. hotli relutlves of -Mrs.
Miner Grunt Keith, were guests ut
the Methodist l'arsonuge u few
days last week. They went on to
l'orthind lo visit Micro before re
luming to their homes.
Visiting hci-c
Mr. and -Mrs. 1-M Cox.
guests of Mr. and .Mrs.' Herbert u,(,
rattison. They have been tour
ing the t'nited States, and have
been as far south as l-'lorida. as
fur .North as Portland.- Miilne.
throngll the New Knghind Sillies
and Into lluflalo. ; They also visited-
the most Important western
cities. ..Alter reaching Seutlle.
.Washington, they will return to
their home ut San IMego. They
expect lo .spend about a week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox lied in l-l
Grande about Ue:ir.s ago, .Mr.
Cox being elly recorder here ut
that time. They have been on t In
road since the iieeoml of l-'ehruary.
and l-xpeet to arrive home about
the middle of Auyusl.
Ilroke lMine In fiKd
A. A. K'-rr made a misstep this
morning when getting from his
I irlh on Imln ,o. !l en roule lo
his home here after unending the
Klks National Coifveiition and us
the renult reei-ived nn injured fool.
A small bone in Ills right root was
broken, bill according to reports,
h- will be all right again In a few
Ua s. ...
In Iheir half of the inning und
made lliree big runs. ;
The score remained six-all until
the eight when Hlaekiuan cume In
mi Itviielinskru double. .This was
the last score of the ironic.
'. . The- I'iratea llllglll navn- p:un-n
of San inunin in Ihe ninth when tlcin hv
off Willi a double but were un
to do o. Helm attempted
lo lay one down but wus mi-own
out at lirst and Slueker hit a
fly to the left fielder, ending til:
game'.
Ilox hciirc
l.u Clrunde -
Helm, s :.!......;
St ucker. c .'
CuniilnKliiim. 3
Knight, lb
Kullst, -
Alexander, in
I luvis. r
Cox, If
Ileln. p
llargelt, If
Chicago Has Largest
Meadow Park in L). fc.
CHICAGO, 111. A1') The larg
est clear,- level graxs meadow in
any park In the I lilted .Slates is
the one in Washington 1'ark here.
It lias un area of 101.7 square uc
rcs. which is nearly, one-third of
the total urea of the, park.
The meadow .is us level us en
gineering skill enn make it and is
covered with a velvuf coat of grass.
There Is .spunc for 2S0 perfect
football gridirons. Hi. baseball
fields and more than 1.800 tenuis
courts.
Here Chicago's multitudes find
room to -strclch Iheir legs." The
mcadew Is surrounded by shaded
-walks und pleasure drives, inlnla
lure lakes und flower gardens. The
ruinous -'Hug Club." un Instllullon
unliiue to Chicugo. meels ut this
spot. Men. women und children
of every description galllcr in
groups lo listen to soap box ora
tors and demagogues deliver im
passioned messages. J I is u pluee
where the American right lo ub
solute freedom of speech is unhampered.
Washington Turk Is the secunu
lagrest of Chicago's parks, rank
ing next to Jackson, which has an
area of 554 ucres. More than
700.0011 has been spent In improve
ments; plus Ihe original cost- of
he land. The park hus 110 ten
nis courts. 2'J busebull diamonds
and two football fields. In addition
to 45.0UO siiimre- feet of child
ren's play ground, 25,000 square
feet- of .wading pools, and 1,580
square feet or sand courts.
The cleared level space occupy
ing Ihe. northern end known us Hie
'meadow." Is approximately 2,000
l'eet wide and 8.000 feet long.
R it -t t
V,L ' " ? , V V
tiVltAIOltV CUl SIIUIS in us'd in moilrrn Anicricmi
uoilliuiil im-iil plHiith. Suinf id 1 1 if i;rwil inaclnm wcipli an
tntich us 4MMrti(i iiuuiulh and art- latwddi id ciuslitne buv llimi
wiml Ittiu ) I'lX'li nn liour "ut- oi tin- ftist id thr H(f UiiTtTfitl
uuiTalitnih ifii uln-d In the iimlilnt: nl iimdrrn n-iuent.
by Ihe iMTist of I hi- "Ui-vh." i uc
lri Kt nnd lUv local uuuhii nn
it- ldiu-t-d un trial una Ht-'mriic-L-u
lo many yi-um UnprlMunnifni,
Valuable Nippon Art
t'ollcctioa lor bale
roKYO Al') Tin- ru!lrUm
of r tivartiin-H In thr poknchhwhi
of Miint'dn KulKiinoMiiki1 inonyo,
rortnt'r undiiiMHadur to ttu court of
HI.-Jmuh's, ,1h to- bo sold nl-public
auction In SfpU'iiibrr.. 1 h col
lection was rnndc by the late Mur-
iuIh Sikul Inouyc mid is known
umoiiK 4-yiinui,uis uk one of the
finit In tin- foniiti-y. H (iKtlina
tcd vnlue 1h brtw-tn 4.oou.oou und
j,m,oo yen.
Anmnj; the many rare nrtbhn in
the colk-ctlon Ih a curving by hv
tM'b-hrulfd I'lioln rrpn-H.-nlinw
liu; Inl'lation period und ttiut 01
the whole the government unfor
tunutely hud nover considered niu
slc us HlKnificuut for cducallonul
purpoaes.
The decree, ineullonH that "a d'
ciMive eluiiiRe may now be expected
in musical education." All private
music teucherM under u certuln uro,
providing they huve not Kt'uduulnd
from some aeeredUed nuiHtcul in
stitution, will be obliged to pans un
(xamtnatlo'n. They will then be
supplied with un official I lee nun to
teiti'li music. Without utich h li
cense no temhera Ih to bo ullowed
to k'vc Instructions.
ONE-THIRD OF
OREGON TEXTS
TO BE CHANGED
A third of the lexlhooks use.)
in Oregon's g-riunniar und high
schools will bo chungiid this your.
in uccordunce with tliei Oregon law
that onc-lhlrd of the books ho
changed every two yeurs, glvlmr
u coinplcto change, ut thu end ol
U years.
New texts In tin gruinnmr
K nulls wilt be civics, geography,
l ulled .States history und content
readers, wllh no change in the
lieacon basic renders. In addi
tion a text book of Oregon his
tory has been adopted.
In tho high school Ihe changes
are In civics,- economies, nioiogy,
general science, Hpanlsh and
French, with tho adoption or
world history, aiid- sociology.
A smull refund will be given
on the price of new tcxlbook
when old texts lire given In ex-
ehungu In the buying of new
books. Pendleton children In the
first threo guides will not be re
quired to huv the new ronton!
readers as schools of the city
have been using them as supple
mentary readers und they were
purchased by the schools.
The commission which .decided
on the new textbooks is inude up
of Alfred I.'. Schmidt of I'orvullls;
Margaret J. rasper of Salem: Mil
ton A. Miller of Portland: A. I'.
Hampton, of Astoiiu, and Cleorge
A. Urlscoe of Aslilund.
DARROW IS
i CITED FOR ; fr
CONTEMPT
Continued fruin Tiio Ona-i-
Ing is unsato and the plastering js
cracking. N
HAYTOrV. Tenn. (Uy the Assoel,
uti-d Press) Organic evolulfol'l
from the point of view of tho wit
investigator was discussed by Jiicub
(1. I.lpiuan, In u stateinent udmlt-
led to the record of the. "Hcopes
i-use." today, Mr. I.lpiuan Is d.-uu
of Ihe college of agriculture nTlil
dlrectur of the New Jersey Agricul
tural experiment station.
"A direel relation may be true"
ed," said lr. I.tpnuin. "Iii-twefn"
soils, plunls nd anlniuls in hut
evolution of organic life."-'. 4 '
Among Ihe curly rorlu of lll'u
Ihere were baeli ria capable or de
veloping In u purely mineral med
ium, such forms being found today
In the sea. In mineral springs uniWi
soils. '-it'
liiul lleaiiiig Set for July Ut)
KAI.KM. OnV-i-Hcuring of the
appllcatlou of tile Wlllalnelte Val
ley Southern Hallway company lo
abandon its track between Kaylor
l.'inlo" tiie Mod of Fire, it was land Mount Angel will lie neiu ut
in this image., according to thu Ihe laller elly on July 30, uccor.l-
Iruilitloii iilluchcd to It. Unit Km- Ing lo an order Issued by the pub-1
peror Kilineyaina offered prayers I ic b,.,,.!,., commission. Approxl
for vlclory when the land of the, of tm(,.
Mikado was invuded by Ihe ( hill- J
ese some ( no years ago. lliUii"" "i'i ".
carving alone is valued al I50.0UI)
yen.
Another rare work of urt Is a
Atll'llilcil on velll loll
Mr. an, I Mrs. I'olon U. l-:lii-rhard
and ileiighler. Iiorolhy. und sou.
l'nmklln. returned lo their home
in I-a Orande yesterday afl'T at-
CLINT'S (J RE AT
Remodeling
Sale
Going full blast lliiottnli
oiil July. Our entire
stock reduced 2U0 to
SAVE
NOW! :
On your Sumnier Need;;.
Merchandise of
Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
The More Willi a Cotwh-tue
liemodeling an Oregon tunnel
prune dil'-r lo double its capacity
costs less tliaii building additional
uiiils .uriieii-ut lo double the ca
pacity. P.lue prinls or the new
system, worked out by K. II. Vle-
jgand of Un- i-!eriitienl.. station.
will lie sent iire-riii"-ii oi i'-iiii
at $l.f0 eiu-h. ' The system pro
vides for drawing, the jval-mrd air
back again lo lie lis--d over and ov
er In heating and hyillatlng the
rniit, inst'-iiil of throwing it. oul
tlirough Ihe stack and wasting It.
Hop nil spiders collect on the
under snrlace of Imp leaves us Ihe
season advances. The firsl ' injury
appeai-s as iMiiull pub- spt'eks on
Ihe leaf Mirliiee. They spin fine
welis on lie- surface of the leaves
and lay Ihlle spherical eggs in
Ihelll. T!n-y hae needle-like parts
with wltieh they pierce the tissues.
Sulfur is the standard remedy re-
' commeiideil by Ihe o. A. f. experi
ment station.
Walla Will In
I lean, "J
J. l-'ausl. :l
(liurelt, s
I-Mwurds. in. ...
Itiidgewiiler. ir.
Hlitekiniin, r.
W'rlghl. lb
tlypehtnski. V. .
llovls e.
AIJ II II l'i
5 0 1 0
,4 0 t III
.(104
.3111
. 4 0 I li
.32 I 0
.3210
.3 0 0 0
.2010
.10 0 0
33 0 7 G
.4010
. 3 2 '! 0
.. 4 1 1
.4122
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.4-1 2 0
.31 t 0
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:t Til 4
Trick on Peasants
, Sends Men to Prison
painting by llakii slii-kel.
the most valuable work ot
neso artist In thu colccttou,
an inusiiilly large plettir
It Is
i -hi
lt Is
show
ing the figure of llilddha mounted
on an elephunt. There urn ninny
oilier rine puintlngs by Japanese
musters such as . Mill oiibu. , Seshu
and Tuunyu. The collecliou coin
lirises 2,001) pieces. Illcluding
liailttlngs. ciirvlligs, . pottery und
laiiuer wurk.,
Prussian- -Teachers of
. , ' Mjisic to lie Licensed
MINSK' (AP) An amusing
trial llliislrnllnB the Ignorance und
superstition of the Itiisslun pea
santry recently was held In this
dlst rid. In order lo Increase, the
income of thi: vllluge priest and
to strengthen 1iIh uiilhorlty over
the locul peasiinlry a group of vil
lage parishioners resolved lo frigh
ten Ihe peasantry with the pre
tense of u "real" devil In the vil
lage. A village boy was dressed up to
resemble a. devil. During the
night he wcnl to the village dwel
lers to rrlghten Ihem. He wus in
structed to carry out secretly slight
damage.s to peasants' properly.
This wenl on ror several, months
and the ignorant peasants look it
all In earnest, as u penully for their
sins. Tiny flocked lo the church,
Induced Hie priest to hold speciul ;
services and organized common '
prayer sand religious processions.
A special commission Jiud to be
sent from the dislriet town to In-
eullgute Ihe peasant's troubles,
which were brought lo un cud only
( lii:i!I.IX (AP) All music tea
chers in Prussia are henceforth ',o
be licensed Ill-cording lo. Ihe latest
decree issileil by Ihe government.
'' "A degree of order and uniror.
Inlty ofnjuallllcallon In a world
hitherto beset by many cliurlulum
and opportunists may be. expeeled
from such u decree." says the V'or-
wuerls. which describes how pr
vate musical instruction had be
come a very negligible iu:intily
during the war and silbseuueiil ly In
The Start
Isn't Hard
Just Received :
l'mm our. Mow York lluyer,
n large a-MM(illent of
HAT'S and CAl'S
The very latest 'Stylos for
this Kail. Our buyer lioiiglif
lliem rllll nnd wo uie sell- '
lug them right. You will
lie surprised ' at the high
iruullly. Look ut lliese prices:
I
I f
HOTEL ASTOR
2nd & Hill Lm Amlci
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50;t HqIiid New, Modern-"
Close to 3hopping District and Tncatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff liom 41 JO
Hacririce hits: J. Kaust. lliree
base hits: Kdwiuds. Iuls. Two
hits: Knight. I-. Knusl. IDP-
..i.iiwl,!. Struck out:-.by. Heck
by Ileln 12. I'lrsr 'bn Uills: off
Meek r,, orr ll-in j. ' Ooillde plays:
i.'.hmnh and Wl igllf, I'cun to Oar-
roll to Wright.
Effective Frame
iiaki;ii urn us ii;mi.hi'o.v
PKNIH.Ii'l'ON. ore. (Special)
Thu l 'oils cinched second place
in.... Mi.unlain h-ugile ll
..i..r.inv bv drubbing the lluck-
...',K m lo 1. behind the. sleudy
,.ti. .i.ii.i- nr l.eriv orlinan. 1-ivcry
- . . l....l 1,11
Pendleton Hurler was
which. COUlllcd Willi (lie WlldncNSOt
. Ituck twiners, g. ;""" ' " ,'
aplenty, oruuaii s.i..,.. -
men In seven iuiiwiks
Scon
linker
Pendleton
naileries: Ortniun
Sowers; Alsman.
Hodges and llargett.
EVOLUTION
AM) I5IBLB
COMI'ATIIJLE
(('ontinued from Page
si iinihiopoids.
"Only u lew points relating to
inn II and Ills history nave oeen re
vlewed but enough has been said
lo Indliiit'- that tho testimony of
man's body, of his uibrylogleal
life, of Ills fossil remains strong
ly points to the fuel that he IS
closely related lo the other nu lil
bers of Ihe iniltiial world, und that.
THE collar made of tea inert U i i,i deveiopmijni In his present form
newer than the one of fur, &nS j has taken place through Immense
Is becoming alTnort as popular. It la j , rluds or time.
most frequently urcd now with silk - h ... nm conclusive Hint It Is
or chiffon wrann. but the early fall i ibio to tiwh anthropology
nr the lirehlsllirV Of llian Without
luui-UiuK svolu'.iuu."
coau
and suits cf wool show
tcauoncy to follow tulu.
! C
IH'V THIS IIO.MH
I .i MihUtii r.-HMJIll hlllliO kJ
tb near IIiiihI City hluli J
l! way hj-iss from iliu , H 1
I suium- Mill. I'ritc M . j
I SJ.')Oif.oi). 'Irinis. C 1
1 Wo have Pinural txintxl V
Inls ll (' u 1 (ho W II row I
H SclHMtl for salr, KiVY I '
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