La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1925, Image 5

Wednesday. July 22, 1925.
TiniT-GRA'NnTr'EVENlNG'ORSERVER"
Pajro Five
Local News In Brief
COMING EVKXTS
Annual Wins, Fin ami Fleet
fool Club Fish Hunquet und
Annual Kaatern Oregon Sports
men's Association trupahoot
July t'S.
lllTI' on -business
Attorney S. '. Khelton, of linker,
was In 1-u (Jruude yesterday on
legal buaineiw.
.ns, Uuy i'atten wai nmoni? the
shoppers from Klyhi In ha Uinndc
yesterday.
Falling on Jnmnlia
Kd Ford, Harry SnodKraHS, J. G.
KnodgreKS und Kugenu Toils It'll
yesterday for the imnahu on a
lew days listting trip.
Jlerc Miojiphi;;
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conner uial
son, of Union, motored to l.a Gran
de yesterday on u ahoppintf trip,
.dr. Conner is a merchant ui Uni
on. Motoml tu I'ortlnnd
iMrs. l. it. Tanner and daught
er, Gladys, uecoiupanied by At ism
irtha YVahiinger, left early yes
terday morning by auto lor Furi
land. 'J hey expect to visit, there
until Hit; lirsi of August.
Visiting here -
Miss Kllecn Moi clock Una been
visiting; in l.a Grande with ;li.ss
Ann J.yman. Her home in ut
Wallowa.
Kc turned lo l.a Grande
0. Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Cherrv have
returned to their home in J:i
Grande after several days ouliiifc,
at Wallowa 1-akc.
Visiting nl Terry
Mrs. George Green and daught
ers, i'earl und Geoigle, and son,
Huston, of Ashland, are visiting
Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs. FruiiK.
iirudcji, ut l'erry this week.
Going South
Alter rive weeks in la Grande
visiting ut the home of her son, it.
K. estenhaver, Mrs. C. t. Wes
tenliuver leti. tins morning for her
home, ut Itlverside, Caliiornia.
Visiting at rendleton
Mrs. F. li. Hayes and sou, Iiurkc,
are visiting this week in lJetnlle
ton. They uii; guests of Mrs. Hay
es's sister, Mrs. itichiud ftluyberry.
Will I ion r raso, liere , (
Judge C. Ji. McCtilloeh! of iJak
er, wnl come t lt Grande tomor
row to hear the Habeas Corpua
proceedings In the ease of I lie city
fof Grande vs. Jack i,aUle; '
Jt'ltiriK'd to la Grniulo
Hruee A. Hein, pitcher for 1he
l.a Grande baseball team, returned
to l-i Grande early this morning
ufter several days visiting at Spo
kane. Washington, and Cour d'Al
eiu'l Idaho.
He! iirned from I'orthuul
i Andrew Loney, Jr., has returned
to ),a Grande after a few days
trip to rortland. Mr. i.oney ac-
tunipanied I. A. i'rescott, who has
gone to Seattle, as far as the Kose
City.
I'nssod through elty
Mrs. A. K. I'arniley, of Uolse,
Idaho, passi'd through lt Grande
this morning on her way to Wal
lowa to take rare of, her sisLer,
Alts. Carrie K. Case, who is ill
there.
Witnessed ftghi
Mr. and Mis. W. M- Marwin and
Hen. Hilly, came to la Grande from
Huntington last evening and at
tended the prize fight. Tlnv. stay
ed hero over night, returning .to
their home tnls morning.
Ihiugliter born
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith are
the proud parents of a daughter
born to them Saturday, July IS. at
their home on Spruee streei. The
little miss has been named Gwen
dolyn Kileen.
FANCY. WOOL
Blazer Sbirls
Knit collar and knit
cuffs with knit bottom.
Something new!
Sale Price S7..S5
New London Cream
color light weight, wide
bottom
TROl'SEHS
Just In.
Sale Price ?8.3
Clint's Great
REMODELING SALE
Continues Throughout
July
SAVE NOW
Merchandise of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
The Mure with a Coii-lrmf
lrmo lo Portland
j Kenneth Uekefer, acrompanled
hy hi mother, Mr. W. F. tleke
ler, motored (u I'ortland yester
day on a husimH trip.. They will
he tfonc the remainder of this
week.
Home finin I'ortland
Mrs. William M. J'ran- und
daughter, Ktilhlecn, and J. jr.
IVare j (hi ii. ,1 to iAl t;ri(mi(. this
ruorninK uru-r u six wicks vi:dl In
Portland.
SlautiMLs lU'tuni homr '
.Mm. lion Stanton and koiia Do
nald and ItoiuTt have returned to
their home in Oakland. ('allion.la.
They have hen viit tn ut the
i-raiiK llraut'ii home at Ferry; Mrs.
Stanton is iirs, iUadcna Ht-sier.
Visit inj; I'l'rr
Mis. it. llolmer und mother, of
l'ocatcllo. Jdulio. are viMling relu
livis and friends in this city. They
art- driving to i'ortiand und other
Oregon citiea. Mrs, Jlolmer la
associated with tho l'ocatello Tri
bune.
(Daughter burn
Mr. und Mrs. Harvey Smith, or
Mm Silver Fox Farm, announce
I fie arrival of u baby daughter
born to them .Saturday ut their
home Jiere. ilotli mother and ba
by are getting along nieely.
Itctuiii from Trii
Mrs. K. Jlollister und daughter.
I,ida Mae, have returned tu their
home in ia Grande utter u visit
to Seat lie and J.ewiston, Washing
ton, and other. Oregon and Wash
ington jioinlu. They, arrived here
.Monday evening.
At Wallowa rake
Colon It. Kberhard, accompani
ed by his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. v. J Kberhurd, of
MeMinnville, went to Wallowa
J,aku today on a combined busi
ness und pleasure trip.
To viMt ut Klfrtii
i is. t ). il. Truox, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Klla I levei ,
of Witehila, Knn.sas, wen; In J.a
Grande this morning on their way
to Klgin to visit Mrs. never B
daughter, Mrs. T. M. liuird.
On way to Iowa
Atbr two weeks visiting at Is
land City with her aunt. Mim. Hall
K. Wallis, Miss Kuth Moore left
this morning tor her home at. Lo
renda, Iowa. M r. and M i s. Wal
lis ucconipanied Miss iSlooru uh fiir
aa Grande.
i.4.1
Here from Jndiana
Mr. Jlughes is in I.u Grande on
business w;oiu. Indiana, i He und
'Mii'rf.', 1lughes. wh'i Vi(: p a year ago
looking lor i a location but they
were compelled to return to their
home because of Mis, Hughes' Ill
ness. Mr. liughea will go buck to
iiullanHi to? ui'range. ' his; business
affairs there, utlerhle IUvr J'V'I'
return to Iai Grande to make
their home.
Itoilbi'v is VecesMir
, in an arliele published in.Jhe
Inverting Observer yesterday feia-
Jive. to the water situation here a
line lend: "Mr. Crew.-; issued a
warning lo all water users that
boding or drinking water is not
u'eet'ssary to guard against .Impur
ities." The line should have
read "boiling of water is now
necessary lo guard ugainsl im
purities.'
Personal Mention
Henry (.ore, Krank Tike and 10.
It. Head went up the branch line
train this morning on a fishing
(rip.
LOCAL MAN ON
! CRAFTS BOARD
(Continued from Tgo One.)
sho) iii'-n.ii (heir bh-uuial election
and convention which was con
eluded here ai'lur a two day ses
sion. . The. gejv'.ral. (.vruiulllee -selected
in:-liides the following:
.Machinists. Nelf;-u Gulhitly, Se
at! e; bolb-r ma It I S, George
School !Y. Walla Walla; blaek-
! sin it h. Albert Toima-lieek, Alblnu;
sheet ne lal w ork' iK, W. I Van
(Horn. Albiiiii; ep-etrii ians, 'harles
Night ingale, Alblna ; car men, S.
'I'. Spoolo.- Huntington; other cm
ipfojes, Wesley Jlarrlsoil, i,a
'Grande.
Til' cunlral committee of repre-js-ntaiives
nain"d W. K. Van Horn
as general f-eret ary und Nelson
, Gallat y iH viee-chairiiian.
i C Anderstni or Sail l.ak" '
vt assistant president rf the shop
mplox's u: Noeint ion. was present
and addressed i:e convention. O.
'tlp-r ma'leis pertaining lo methods
1 of doing work and t he working
1 agree ni" ids between t lie company
I and emphii.es were itl:;o discil; sed
1 and examined.
MIOT CKATIS .MI-XT i;.MS
methods of doing slop work over
i the enti!" system ol 1 ne Oregon -.
a'-.ti i i it I :;illr(iii.l K- Navi'i'lioil
alseoinpany and po.ssilde ti"w meth
ods thai inii.t make ror greater
.llteieney were disetiM..,! by M'p
i. s.-nlatives of tie- shop cmMs em
ployes' asocial ion in lii"ir conveii-
! (inn just clos- d here. )
I Charhs NlKhllmrab' of Atbinu
was elected (liainnan of the gen
eral commit'.-' of repr. seiitatives;
N-lson GaMatby of Seattle was
named viee-el-. iirmall and W. K.
Van Horn. Alblna. was named '-
ie!arv-lreasui-r. other m-!nb..r
are Geoig" S hoofl'-r. Walla Wd
la: Alberl Toms, -h-ck. APdnti: H. T.
Snooiey. Huntington, and Wle
: ii ..iv .u - ' ; fTrudj.
Markets ! H
I'GHTLAM .MAHKiri'S
'OHTI.ANH. Ore. (AIM Cut-
tile steady today, hogs steady to
weak.
Kggs steady. Uuttt-r 4'Jc, liul
teriut 4'jc.
Ill'ITKItTAT
SAX TltANCISt'O (AT) IJut
terlat 55c here today.
Tori la ml Grain Market
TOKTI.ANO, Ore. (AT) Wheat
Hard white li. H. Itaurt, July.
August. $1.41; soft whitv.
July. $1.41; August, $1.41; western
white, July, $1.41; August. $1.41;
hard winter. July, $1.4n; August,
$1.40; northern spring, July, 1.3N;
August, $1.35; western red, July,
$I Jri; August. $1.34; HUH hard
white, July $1.45; August. $1.44.
Oats No. 2 white feed. July.
$111!; August, $11); No. 2 gray, Au
gust. l-'U-
Corn No. 2 ellow, $l(i; August
$4ti.
M-:V YOhlt (AT) Htock
Steady; ugriculturv niachlnery Is
sues ut new lop.
Honda Irregular, locul traction
liens active.
i'orelgn exchange!! Finn; Han-
ish i-Croner at year's highest level.
Cotton Kasj ; beueueial rains.
Mississippi valley.
S uga r Feat u re less.
Colfeo fjower; increased Lira.-
ziliau offerings.
CHICAGO (AT) Wlieat
weak; expectation free count iv
selling.
Coin Easy; good rains.
Cattle Hull but steady.
Hogs I nevenly lower.
SEVEN SPECIAL
TRAINS COMING
(Continued from Taga One.)
Itoturning from the convention
on July ;ilst the Toledo Knights
Templar will go through 11 Grande
at 6 o'clock In Hie morning by spe
cial train; the Grans Commundery
:tt s o clock on the morning of Au
gust first and the Cleveland Knights
Templar at 11:30 a. in. August
first. i
Special cars will be curried on
regular trains returning from Hie
convention s follows; July 3(lh,
4 cars, train No. Hi. Columbia
Commundery of Chicago; August
1st, 3 cars, train No. 26, North und
South Carolina Knights Templar;
August 1st,, one cur, train No. -4,
Ann Arbor Knights Templar; Au
gust 1st, two cars, train No. IS,
Tocutello Knights Templar; August
:ird, train No, 24, four cars, Teoria
Knights Templar. ,
Heat Cuts Grain Yield
,Jd!UTH, Minn. .(AIV Tosslbl
lity of a tieup in grain clcvatora
tills fall, despite curtailment of the
hurvest due lo the excessive hot
sptll the last two or three weeks,
were points emphasized at Tues
day's meeting of the northwest re
gional advisory board , here. ..Ap
proximately 2 u railroad men and
shippers attended.
All reports agreed that the ex
cessive hot weather of the past two
or three weeks has set the crops
buck and there will be a smaller
hardest than would have matured
if the heat had not struck the
grain fields at this time. Montana
and western North Pakotn were
specially pessimistic about the
heat.
smokf.u is Altai xi tii)
HANDY, Ore. 1,. V. Totter of 7
Kasl Fight y-first street. Tort lit nd,
appeared In the justice court ut
Sandy lo answer to Hie charge of
throwing a lighted cigarette on the
public highway. The arrest wus
made ny Fire. Warden Fptoii.
The new Oregon law passed by
Hie. 111-5 legislature, makes it un
lawful, during I he closed season,
lor any person lo throw uwuy any
lighted tobacco, cigar, clgr.ieties,
matches, lire-crackers or other
lighted material on any forest
land, private road, public highway
or railroad right-of-way in I In
state. HOOD JilVFK .mi;n savf.d
HOOD ItlVKIt. Ore. C. King
Itenion un4 D. I.. I'iersoii, directors
of the Apple Growers' association.
ind west side oichnrdlsts, were res
cued from tin Columbia rlvr when
wind capsized ihelr sail boat.
The accident was seen from the
inlerslale bridge and a power boat
was rushed to the ussistance of
the men, who had succeeded in
grasping the sides of their trait.
Sen iv 1 1 fur Itody I ntunlHiix.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. Au
thorities have not recovered the
body of Cecllo Garcia, Mexican la
borer on the Southern Tacifle rail
way, who was drowned In upper
Klamath lake. Garcia went bath
ing alone and wus believed to have
be,en carried into deep water. He
was unable' to n lin. Little was
known of Ihc man here. Because
of lh" dense, growth of tuh-s in the
lake ut that point no furl her efforts
would be made to drag for the
body, otltcluls suld.
I MTFD STATFS m:ain IX
ganolim; co.nmmition
WASHINGTON ( A T). Gasolln
cons Jinption Is far more extensive
in the Tnlted States than any
where else In the world.
A commerce ib par linen t survey
showed per capita consumption in
this country to have reached G'J.'l
gallons a year, while Lngluud was
second with nn average of only
ll.fi gallons. One year's coiisump
lion in china ould not keep the
automobile of the I nlted States
running eitrht horns.
To supply the d niand. Amerl
i an prod net ion of gasoline w us
Incrend-d from I .:."n,Mon,oa'i gal
Ions in I'M 4 lo s.t.t.a.uita.aaa ral
ttnrn In I rCV Th" I nlted Stst-s
account for 1'. p-r rent of the
world's total consumption lu year
k Nile exporting IM'y.'jUU.O.V'
v-ur'.U vi tliv goiuuiCiiity.
Milk Of
Magnesia
Tooth Paste
SJs'il')
Corrects acid mouth- keeps
the teeth white by removing
the stained film.
Think of it! A tooth paste
containing 4A', True Milk of
Magnesia TIio best denti
frice. Glass Drugs
Inc.
S3t vneSlL Situ
La Grande, Oregon
For his work" on Ihc cockroach
as a cancer carrier, Ir. l-ouis
Sumbon lias been awarded the Gold
Medal of the Society of Testology
lor lf23.
Irish sea herring are nil autumn
spawned. .''
VMbLAL I'ICllltL. 01' A
4;
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Utlili rs, i ic, pc.KcIullj al
0JfiC Its vn.
fr&wvzyyrrpq 4 ?,i'V" TV Ww vTVy pfi 1 um
NOW IIO.N T (.KT H(lf.IT-;M:i). I OI.KS. TLiH Is nut rally and truly n drawn roma to Ufa
lo drvuur Hie wrl.l. Km ll: I liim-w, nim mailn it out in allfonib; dslm that It U only
tlU-ji liiiltaliun of spirit that ruli-j ocr llitir New Vcai', Uay.
4'
50 FARMERS
VIEW CROPS
IN VALLEY
(Continued from Tage One.)
by .side but at their present stale
of deeiopmcnt were difficult to
tell which will prove Superior.
From indications thu Soft Federa
tion la not a wheat that does it
self justice trom the standpoint of
appearance.
Griiln Crops View ixl
The Clark liruther ranch was
visited and the sweet clover seed
and crops examined and then Hie
parly drove to the Koiith Me Ken
non place, Mr. McKcunon'a pota
to crop from certified seed wu.-j
planting und cultivating weie ex
plained. The barley and oat crops
grown by Mr. McKeimon idso came
in tor their share of attention.
At the vV. it, l.citbelter ranch
the Forty-Fold wheat and l).brid
l'JH fields were Inspected and dis
cussed. From MeKennon'a the
excursion proceeded to the Alee
MclveiiJiie place where four difier
eut methodii of combHting the wild
morning glory vines were being tri
ed. The clean cultivation and ul
falfa methods seemed to be t he
most eitective witli the sun Mow
ers in third place and the millet
a poor lourtli.
Dinner Neni Alicvt
Dinner was eaten at thu J. A.
Gu.skltl ranch near Alicel. Coffee
and ice cream were served by Mr.
and Mrs, Gaskill and the guests
b rough I their own lunches. The
Hard and Soft Federation wheat
plots at Ihc Gaskiil place went ex
amined alter dinner. These were
or special interest for the reason
that four different types (lf ferti
lizer' had been used. These were,
commercial fertilizer, barnyard ma
il uru t.ud HwUVb Ued Steer 1, a
KIDINU fAUlV, silliuuHtcd nsainst
4 r.k
li."-
l)V i,l lin. l N. S. Mail.lrln ail, iicmtsI
umliur In llif liai lxir if ill. f raiulic.
win malili'ii tu)'ac;
Popular
I WN" r
Pred C. Hobinaon, of Chicago, Is said
to b personally acquainted with
nearly every one of the 900,000 mem
bera of the Elka In tho United States.
Probably that's why ho Is to bo tho
grand secretary of the order for his
twenty-second consccutlvo term, ac
cording to a voto at tho convention
in I'ortiand, Oro.
patented, mixed fertilizer.
The final stopping phice on tho
llhtei-nrv I'm- the d:tv viiii tin. I!nl
on Kxperlment Station. The party
went through the station, und in
spected the -different varieties of
oals. spring grain, full grain und
oilier crops under cultivation.
A baby boy was born Gfion feel
no in the air in nil iifrnLine en
route from Hudupest to Naples.
Lake Loiilso. t'aiiaili.in KocliV
mliilliiin li. I Mi le Sam- t
I ram i.', ilurlnn flu- ousel', i
la
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2
IIOYK COXIT.KS SHOOTING
8AI.KM, Ore. Officers rounded
up Oswald Koenlg, 14, and Kddie
Koenig, Hi, who later confessed
(hut tho younger of tho brothers
fired tho bullet that wounded Miss
Teol Moore of Hopinoro while she
was en route from her homo to Sa
lem by automobile,
Oswald Koenlg, who did the
shooting, said ho hud no knowledge
Huil the gun was louded. He refer
red to tho shooting us accidental.
The bullet passed through tho rear
of the uulomoblle in which Miss
Moore was riding, entered the buck
of her neck, dented the main art
ery and lodged In her cheek. She
will recover.
AITO OVIIKTI HNS, a HI UT
HKND, Ore. Don Mclhiln. drug
clerk: Hoy Van Vleet. photograph
er, both great war veterans, and
KrunclH O'Connor, employed in the
office of tho Trooks-Seanlon Lum
ber company, escaped with severe
cula and broken ribs when an au
tumobile in which they were rid
ing was forced off I he road by an
other machine and turned turtle.
Mellain received severe cuts
about the head and face, Van Vleet
suffered fractured ribs, and O'Con
nor wus severely bruised. The au
tomobile, a borrowed car, wus
wrecked. . 1
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
I jigllsll Moil el Tunis
In many beautiful patterns
for Iho careful dresser.
91.15
You will find thai this Is I lie
lowest vriee l'vti known In
La Grande. See them!
A beautiful assortment
Men's High tirade Cups
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
MEN WANTED!"
Graders, Car-loaders, General Planing Mill Help.'"1'
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company,
MAIN 8 , ,,.
LUMBKK, SASH, DOOKS AND SHINGLES ,
j-nviiumiuju -luli -r.jt njr.-t-.iir.
General Cords
Go a Long
Jennings &
PACKAGE COODS
Arc convenient Ut inUe along on our vacaliiui (rip lo have
it Utile pick-up worlt. Vi have u nlci' uHsortuicnl. Thread
and liittlrtu'lloiis included,
Art & Baby Shop . J.
"KVEEVTIIINO Milt Tlin HAIlY" . rr
BEMffriTrillNO Hold NmnilHT lllili;. Sl AMl'INO
Bt7rrEItlCK I'ATTKKNS I. M. O. THitKAf '"'
Four Floors of Fine
Furniture
W. II. Bohncnkamp Co.
Arcade
TODAY And T0M0KI50W
Salome Of The
Tenements
f A (ileal. Htlinan Ddciiincnt
of YoutiK America
Comedy "LION LOYK"
FEW BERRIES (. ,p !
IN MOlJNf Alfe
( Co n 1 1 n u ed f rm Vntstt f ) n . )
scattered patches were found. f-
Krz.
M TTLY I'Allt AT I'MO.V -
I'NIO.N', Ore. ( Special ) The j
huckleberry season is on, judging I
from the Hiiinples which have been ;
brought into In ion during tho j
past week. It Is reported that thu
supply is going lo be fair this sea-
son, especially In certain localities. I
KskhuoH do not drink oil. They
act ually consume less "food for
power' than the average Scolsnnin
or Norwegian, according to AU
hjalmur Stetansaon.
HOTEL ASTOR
2nd & Hill . LoaAonln'
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50;I Bmlu New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and Thoajfe
FREE GARAGE Tariff f.om Sf.50
VVY THIS HOME
M.mI.tii rt.nMitii Iioiiso
ninr Island i lly lilcli
way lun.ss from lliu
hliinuii Mill. 1'rice
Jr.iio.OO. 'ivrnu.
Vt. Iiavn M:vuia (rl
lots 11 v n r Iho Wlllmv
S.-IiikiI I'm Kill'. I'Msy
ti i niH, ir m- will liuilil
51111 11 siniill Iiiiiik; nii.l
wit on vi'i'y t'lrsy iuy
lllrllt.s. IIihiw mill lmrn mill
two mns mar Williiw
SIiih)I. Lrt us bliow
yuu this plai-u.
ffl you this place. J'
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Bj New I'nli'y Illtlg. tJv-
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