La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1925, Image 5

1 Friday, July 31y 1025..
Fa pa 'Five"
Local News In Brief
4. . ;-
Here from I'lllun
.... I Mi-fl IjuiIh y.itnirir itiK
....'.niv of L'nion. are ahopplng In !
1j Urande.
1 1 huritii-s pending
Mr. l,urcn.
urritul
Hi-re from Wallowa
Mi-rvln Weuliy, a runener irom neauuy iitul apcnt the duy.
returned lu their homes li
the evening.
u'nlluwa county, wuu a. business
UMlor 'u '-a Grande yeslerduy.
A.v Hil
Mtos Charlotte laiwe is spending
Una week at Portland and Tacu-
iiia, wamiuiBiuu.
Mr. UitlrldKO hero
I J. Lottrldgc. of the Eastern
ifurigon Light and Power company.
'lot Ituker. ie a business visitor to
I La Grande toduy.
I
Weill lo KnterpiiM'
Mm. Juo riurk und Men. K. J.
Conrad went tu Knt.riri.su Wed-
They
re lu
At Mt. tciium
The Kev. William R Hull will
leuve tomorrow tor Mt, Vernon,
WuHhinglou. where he will join
Mm. Hull and liny wilt visit theru
tor Borne time. Mrs. Hull and son
have been visiting vuriouw Wah
itiHton pointa for the past ucverul
weeka.
bills, turning trp right along."
"How do you knojv they're ph-!
ouy. If ihi'y deeeive eveiv experiH? j
in it the natural query. t(
"Well all but the very bent ex-1
periM." itiNiKt (he l-'reiich,
It Isn't itnpoHHllde the. wee ret ,
set-vlri: itt keeping u Hhurp eye oiilj
tor the appearance of any Buspi-j
clous-looking paper on thin wide
of the water, loo. lta uperuliveK j
wouldn't aay ho. If they were.
They fBch c w b ra sa bunds.
La Grande Team on
Way to Caldwell, Ida.
(Continued from Page One.)
Kctiirncd from C-ulifni-niit '
.Mis. Koy li. I'urn-j it'lurned to
j iii rntm Mliinin 1
i i- II. Conkcy, lormer Im Gi-unde M' ,lome ln U Urande lat evening
Vsldent who has biien connected i lr0' Sacramento. ' ullloi niu. where
,7,'ir Home yeara with, the Mlnami"1'1' aa called by the l-uth of her
'lumber Company at Minam was I brother. George .laicr. tier sinter,
iiiijistcred ut the Hummer hotel last MrM- J '1'i-wi-ry. who accompanied
iter io - uiuurniu win r-'iiiain mere
jseverul weeks visiting their parents.
telling.
Urn- on buslliu.- I IT"-., .
w. J. Coldlion, rormerly of ''lvlB lo I'ortluiiil
f.,,.r. ,.,wl l-nliliroii. slum- line "' S. U. Woman, aii-oiuimuled
.....m,ii-u u-iim niiKiiii; thu if ii e I. 4 re-
iristered at Uie Sommer hotel last (tuire Und Mr
tveiiintf.
'J rati IhwI her)
i' Walter Meuchum, head of the
Uld Oregon Trail Association, wis
In l,a Giunde this morning on his
way Home io uuner iium u "'V. Lert f..r wiiveiltloil.
by her diuiKhtt'is. AIins Kdriis ilu-
William Uabler and
baby, let I this mot niug y auto,
lor J'ortlund. M r.-i. Mm Kan and
Miss Muguire will vinl( iriend-s from
euHt who art! in Portland und Mt'H.
(Jublur will viKit tit the humu of
tier liuHbuiui'H arents.
ito I'ortlund on business.
Visiting liorc ,
h Mr. und Mm. Joe Dunn of Pnrt-J-n.i
are vlHitliiK in ha (fraiTde. Mr.
liunn is connected with the lluae!- UPt
1. .
1
G. L.. lJutlon and G. S. Birnle,
niembera of the Im Grande Cham
ber of Cominerre quart t, lelt yea
lerday lor lieliinyuam. Washing
ton to Joiti other members of tht.
Hid atifnd the Northwest
Uealtors Convention.
i:et-Mfors appointed '"
4 T. J. Beroggln and James
li'or-
Seroggin have been upjiointed
nint exeVutors of the estate of C
. Seroggln, deceased.
Loft Thursday iiiitiitiiiK
MiBy AMee Snook. aeconiiailled
ly hur mother and smier and niece,
Mis Catherine. lhimphreH, htart
icil by moior Thuiday morning lor
lwt ku-viiku onlliiu at- 'umi
Attemletl .Meeting 'Ueach. Thev will airto visit frienda
J. l Moreloek. presifient or mo am, i.t.liUlvt.s ilt I'ortlund and Mon
Moneer Associalinn or Wallowa mou,h whlU UWilVi
ounty. went to Wallowa like yes- i :
rday to attend the animal plon- i--,,,, iortliiiMl
er meeting, which was held there. u r ialHllft mi A, 'i. mn, Cny
eonimisaiuner.'s who have been in
I'ortlund on busim-SH are expected
play first baae. ' Itia normal posi
tion is ut second or short stop, but
he can hold down the Initial back
In good shape.
Kuuat, ex-Whltmuti College. tur
who has been pluytng ball for i lie
l'irutes will be kept at second ba
se and will work with Spud Helm.
irate short stop. This makes a
strong combination.
The fourth member of the Infield
will be Clydo Slpes, Spokane ball
pluyer who tried out lor the Pir
ates early In the spring but was
laler picked tip by iiuker and fi
nished the season with the Cults.
The outfield wil bo composed of
Alexander, lert Held. Itay Cox of
Pendleton, center field und Hube
Mavis right field.
The team Is making the trip by
car. I hey lett early this morning
and will played the opener at Cald
well at f;30 this afternoon. Hlg
preparations have been made for
them at Caldwell In the way of
strengthening the team and en
larging the bleachers.
Boiic Acid
PI
Sip
A safe . mm-lrltattug uu'.d
antlseptle which Is benefi
cial when lined as a cleans
ing and heullns ugent. May
bo freely applied to cuts,
sores, burns, etc. Makes the
best eye lotion.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
iniarpnirM in
iyiuhu
I
LUIUIULII
IMPROVE TRADE
WHEAT READY
TQ HARVEST
(Continued fr'm rir On.i
Markets
1MH TI.AMI .MAItKKTS
I'UltTI.ANI). tire. '(ATI Live
stock sit-iuly. today,, i-bkh steady to
a cent higher, butler and biill.-r-fat
steady.
At Convention .
j Lowell Wllliaiuson, ,. S. Weeks
iind H. A. Hen haul have gone to
J'.ellinBluiin. Wnshlngton. to attend
to return lo l.a Urundc. this even
lug. t'liarlt's I'layle. the othe
member ol the comm.sMon an-1
the Northwest Kealtors Convention c.,llirll.. Mureliison. Hie chief, re
l,.cru this week end.
1
Mr. Ittmiicctc lli-ltcr
i Jap Honnette of Suimiiervllle.
Avho haa been In the Grande Itonde
llo.-pital lor the pas week. Hllf-
f.-ring wiili a broken b-g, is gra
dually improving. . ,i i i
I in lied to i.a (.irandi- from l'ort
land Wednesday evening.
Tins I ait Broken
1 Willie 1-reeje. le m Norlhuist
Henry l-'lee!-.e. of Klimmervllle. had ii,.iln.111
Ins leg JiroKen by nwHioa- .i -wiilr-li
iiorse. and is now at the C"il fjrundi
.Itonde Hospital. i
To nttciiil Colli enllon
Alter unending the thirly-slxlh
Irleiinkal ,concJai- of (he Knights
Templar at Seattle. Washington,
which closed -todnyv'Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood Williams and daughters.
Helen und Jean, will attend tile
teullors Convention ut Hlorl ln 1L. ,llllly
wiisriiiiKioii, uei ui
dr' Vnr'WMheir Hoitri ln- La
iiup tiabdaiiKhtOi
ik Mr. und Mrs. K. .
'Ilie pi
'Russia Making "Phony"
ihg period, and there Is complaint
tjiat sitring wheat, especially on
light "boil, has burned und some of
the kernels do not u-omlsit tv be
full and plump. Kali wheat,
however, has made u .slidy and
stistng growth and-has not J.een
affected by the brief spill of hot
wiiifls - i v
Outs, barley and ryi lso look
good, alt ho it Is not believed the
straw will be excessively heavy,
especially where the. planting was
lute. Karly planting produced
much the best stand and the
strongest growth.
During the war. when the county
had an agricultural agent who
kept threshing records for the
I nited States government, the,
wheat yield nf the county wn cl-!
ven as 800,000 bushels. There
has been no atempt at a record
ol Iho crop since then. '
Most of the wheat has been Har
vested in those central states
.w here Hie grain ripens earlier
than In this county, und' the news
papers say
the Kiowers are generally. . holding
in the hope of higher prices. Kan-8-in
farmers are reported generally
sinrlnir their -what In the belief
it will advunce to $2.00 a bushel
that hurvemiiiR
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Wheat
Hard4 white li. H. Uaari. July.
$1.44; August, 1.45: September,
$1.45; soil while, August, ,1.44;
September. $144; western white.
August. $1.44; September, $144;
hard winter. July. $144; August,
$1.44;( August. $1.41; September,
$1.4.l;,northern spring, July, $1.45;
western red. August. $1.40; Sep
tember. $1.40; It HI I hard white,
July 91.48; September. $1.48.
Corn No bids quoted.
PORTLAND. Ore., (AP) ISn
lurgemettt of its trade extension
committee with a view to putting
on an Intensive campaign for mar
keting lumber whs voted Thurs
day by the directors of the Nat
lonal Lumber Manufacturers' as
sociation In session here, Promin
ent lumber men from all parts of
j the country attended the inciting
j. 1 4, ivuut ot tftrmutgnam, aim..
president or the- Southern. Pine
Lumber company. presAinted the
resolution for the. enlurgment oT
the committee. H li. Hughes of
Jewnurctle, La representing the
; Southern Cypress association, pre
sented Mho report of the trade
uromotlon committee.
Raker Arnold, president of
; the Ooorgla Florida Lumber Men's
i association, urged advertising us u
j relief for the present situation In
i lumber trade.
i W. H. Glbbs. Norfolk. u.. se-
' cretary of the North Carolina as
i uoclatlnn said that west coasl luui-
! ber going through the l'aiiamu cu
i mil this year for marketing to
the east would u mount lu two
billion board feet.
K. I. Kingsley, president -of the
West Coast Lumbermen's associa
tion., advocated regional selling
ugeip'teii of manufacturers.
B. Nelson. Kansas City, or the
Lofltr.'Hell Lumber "compuny urged
more co-operation 'for export trade
savin "It takes lumber oi.il of the
counliif. md will do us more good ' was 'struck by lightning
than anything else." ; -.:
Charles S. Keith, president of
the Central Coal & Coke company
Kunsaa City, and of the Oregon
Lumber company, favored region
al organizations and a program of
better marketing und Intensive
merchandising. ' ' '
Struts
1
Uun LHxduut'fl .-oiured leader of thtt
iimpuivat nttjio uana in umuna, nu
just h little nmi Mlrut in hn march
tun now tnutt t-vt-i t-efortt Whylf
W 11. nis bit ii0 tiHn iSJiittMCted to
pla tot pNtrhdr ut thu Ku Klui
klan. who Mill march in tull regaa,
with noudb and everything.
reported tu lie suing the parents
for breach of contract und damaged.
IJGHTMNG IM-;itHltMS
somi; i;i;it tiucks
PHY URGES
UiNION OF
ALL CLUIJS
((Nintinued from Pg One.)
of the relation of the North Powd
er section to the rest of the county.
Mr. Cadwell's talk was by way of
an appreciation of the work doije
by Dr. Phy. Mr. Cad well htm come
In contact with Dr. Phy when both
were working for the interests of
tin l'nion Stock Show and in many
other ways and wns able to express
a si u ce re a pp rec la t ion .
During the course of the evening
Alfred Meyers, baritone, who re
cently appeared In recital here,
sang several songs. Mr. Meters is
an uci'um pllshed pianist und was
thus able to pluy his own accom
paniments which made his per
formance doubly Interesting. Miss
Vina Conley of Cove, uccompanied
by Mli-s Othella Grey of la Grande
at the piano, sang neveral snugs
thai were well received. Another
dlvertlsmeut which added to t tie
enjoyment of the evening was the
dance given by Sally SiegrLst, June
Stange, GUda Aahby and Twlla
HouHr with Mrs. H. N. Aahby at
the piano.
BRYAN LAID v.-.
TO REST IN if
WASHLNGTON
t (Continued from PagJlneJ
j Gi ace llaigreaves, both from CfUl
fornia. .. .
A brief fiiiiemt tribute by Hi
jpaslor. Dr. Joseph R. SUoo. dtp
familiar hyimiH and psalms on th
wotds of which Itryaii pinned Irlir
' unluHering raith, marked' the
i church ceremony.
( A military escort awaited (lie
funeral cortegt. to pay the soldiers'
ia--l trihute.
DAYTON. Tenn. (Ily the Aaso-
elated Press) In an udvertlseT
' ment today In it local newspapuc..
the Ku Klux Klau Invited the puii-
lie to attend "memorial servlces1
i and a cross burning for WIIlia'ifj(
I Jennings Rryan." The, ceremonU.
, will be held lu a field tonight.
It Is easy to laugh at your own
expense until the bills come In.
LIOTEL ASTOD
2nd 4 Hill . Lot Anttlw
EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET
50 Rath New, Modern. H .
Close to Shopping District and TheatCM
FREE GARAGE Tariff horn JCSO
filJKAT KALLS. Mont. When
William Rlaek. ;IK, a truck driver.
'ueHday In
t he oil fields near here, the bolt
performed some freak things. R
broke 'his watch chain, welded to
get her two silver dollars in his
pocket,, tore off both t rouse r legs
and shoes, and burned his hair.
fie was unconscious for two
hours but wUl reeovor, physicians
say, 1
parents ornir eight pound- bay-
by daughter born to them iu-
r. ' xco
LOS ANGKLlvS, , ., iAPI The
foolage-irr the film flashes" upon
the- screen in tin; motion pieluro.:
thoulre lH;bul ;a fraction of the
I nlu'' ,,u.ul in 4 It U
.L-Money, Aations Assert .;n"l:'"r,,':: " production.: a'hpus)nidH & v
NEW YORK (AP) Stocks
Irregularly lower; Nash Motors or
i points.
Cotton Lasy; more favorable
southwest crop reports.
Sugar Steady; trade buying.
CHICAGO ( A P) Wheat Irre
gular; covering of July shortH.
Corn Lower; beneficial rains.
Honor of Chinese Family
Saved by Fake Funeral
n-'.KIiV. (AP) -How the grand-1
mother of i sixteen y-ur old Chi
nese girl. Miss l.u. untangled a
matrimonial snarl by nieuns of a
pretended funeral wherein the
grundduughter was cast for tho
chief role Is current teuhousii gos
sip. Miss l.u was afrlanced to
Mou Yung-Chlng, 24. who was In
the service of Chief Kxecutlve
T80 Kun. Mou had social pos
ition and had saved money, and
the niariince was to hnvn occured
In July. Willie preparations were
under way. however. It iiecanin
known to the parents of Miss l.u
I mil Moil hud- lost his sltliullon
i-i fife e-xi-eutlve household' and
Public Sees Only Small
Pai't Of Developed FillllS thut ho had squandered his sav-
1 . H1RS.
aav at the uranue itonue nwp"v
l.ulh mother and baby are getting'
along nicely.
. rool a bank citshl-'l'. if beyond de
iteellon by the average Individual
Weill lo losllne ""merous enough, would (llll-
i '!ra "ii. E. Swart und two chll- barrass trade frlghlfillly. :
"dren. Klmer and Mary, wen, : to Imaame how annoying It would
-. , ..nrninir nn the branc h be. never to dure, to accept a Mil
line train and will
E there-ovcr the week end.
Mii-Uili' Hit l.v Itluw
ui-ni.'ivi.'. WiiKh. . Virtllailv
Islt, roTutlvoj wvhout subtnliting n io an cp-i i . j)H, ,.nU,.p mnvm sec tion of Uu-
rliange there, us in Wallowa cmfti.
,y. The now harvest cr-thresher,
or comldnes. life ''coining Into' gen
eral use mid Ilie grain is said lo
have been gathered Willi smaller
crews and a lower wage cost.
j lt'tt on ramping trip
I jr. and Mrs. J. II. ,M illholland,
. Mrs. J. C. l-'iencli and Mrs. Itosel
I la Sheasley, of I'oiUailcl, li ft yes-
lei-day lor government Springs.
1 where they will spend a week
camping and picking lllickleber
? ries. .
first;. , ' .
i f ' '
1 Washlnglnn offlc'liils don't n n
worried, but some of Ilie I'.urnp-
lecle. li town of 15(1 population In
northern Idaho, was destroyed by
fire lale Wednesday." Hulldinss
limned Included a resluuran'. lee-
governmenls iiiuiih-stionubly limisc. Kar;,K,., pool hall, general
store .and a few small vncanl
The Kronen, in ui rl ic-ular. say. hnllclluK. The struellires were an
"We know thon's no mistake a- frame ami the los was small. The
l.niil It. for he" c II... n'n.nv enuse of Die fl'-o Is unknown.
are.
J Iteliirns to I'orllaml
I Miss laicillv Taylor left this
I morning ror Portland, where she
"3 now makes her home, alter visiting
I for several days in 1-a Grande with
her niotlier. Mrs. M. K. Taylor.
I 'I'o gel car
j 1'ete l.arsen left last evening for
Salem : to, bring back his Kurd
7 coupe which was stolen from in
. i ront of his home here last Mon
daf, The car wns recovered ln Sa-
le,' ami Is being held by the an-
Name Hospital for Her
THE
LAST
DAY
Toniontnv, Aup;. 1st, Hie
last day of Clint's Kc
iiKidelinp; Sale. If yon
have not" supplied your
self with your summer
needs, now is the time
to buy the best quality
merchandise that the
world pioduces at
low prices. Men's
hoys' clothing and
nishings
Clint's'
Clothiery
The Store Willi CvuM-lrure
r
1 U,'-y
4,-. 4 nC
f -y. '
h . j
1 " w i ,
very I J : - '
Zi Iwmit' jm n' TffT ' "1.
WUh op;
y . v
. : ' ' " "" ' 'T ' '
I NEft .. J
.... I
of the narrow relluloid pnss dal
ly through, dark rooms, and lab
oratories of motion picture slud-
Iosi.tliat dol Ilie vicinity of, ( l.os
Allireles. -'' '
At one large- produellon plant
near hen- approximately 1,1 w-t
fwi of film weekly; or 4ll.nwn.nlHl
feC yearly go through processes
Hint result In the pictures which
rctss In review before millions 'of
lh.'ntre-go.-rs Ihrouglioiit Ihe
worhl.
Although the uudlence. se-'S. In
:i sl-reei proil Oct loll, only about
r,.iioii feet of film, often much as
Kill. lion to 4 l. feet are taken.
Two eiimenis in-- Iralned on llu
scene being phot ogra plo'd while
uniuel biles US IllHliy US five others
are us- d In order I hut Hie scene
may b" laken from every possible!
ancle and at different Bpeeds..
Out of the mass of film deve.
oped, on each production .the cut- .
ting department. and editorial
work-is sele. l tin- "liliisler" nega
tlve form which Ihe n-l-as.- prints;
ore iniicle. These are printed by i
machine mid placed on ni'iinmoth I
drums which revolve slow ly thro-1
ugh developing solutions.. Hun-
dredB of prints of the "musler" j
negntlve lire jnnde und sent lo
all .corners of the glob.-. '
An engagement between 1 lilllesv
voting Tw-tvnh" I n -serlons n-tlr;!
Involving the honor of 'bolh fam
ilies' -l IS a cofllracl nol .chsiTy.
itnnhlled.i so, l,hat Ily, UI;Slloli o.l'
sjiv'lng tla-lr. daughter', I't'om, union
.a,peiinib-. Iihsturnit Ncavo
Ihii.painta of Miss l.u great -eon -
ei-rn: Vhen Ih-y hod about de
cided that there was no wny out.
Hie Krauilniolher stepped Into Hie
bi-i-iicli. " Khe caused a roirln lo
be purchased and liroilglit lo the
fulnlly home. The family went
into mourning and . word was
spresd"llbroad that . Miss l.u wes
cloud, ... -Tha uneral whs curried
otlt .In most Bolointi style, one of
the conspicuous mourners being
Moil Yung-chlng.
Afler It was all over Moil dls-coven-d
111" ruse und learned Mint
his promised bride hud been splr-'
lli-d away and nwinled anollic-r
who was well lo do und who had
assumed all tho expense' of the
funeral and mourning. Mou Is
Wallowa Lake
Wonderland
Eat Dinner
Sunday
at
The Lodge.
Spend the ,Veck End
Fishing, Hunting,
i '
Horseback Hiding,
Camping and Hiking.
, - . i
I y-..ii,c: i ti.il ii - 'Hi
Dancing
, Every
Saturday
Night
Music in dining room
and dance by Star Nov
ley orchestra.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Our $5.95 Straw hats re
duced to
$1.95
Men's Finest Oiade Oxfnrdn
Men's Work Shirts otic
Overalls, heavy weight. $1.85
Heo our window display
und 'you will find that on
prices are the lowest.
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
, 1216 Adams Ave.
UUY THIS HOME
Modern iVmoin house
near Island Clly lilgh
wny cnt f-oiu Uie
Stange Mill. l'rlce
f25U0.tlU, 'Jerms.
We linve several gooil
lota near the Willow
School for sale, liasy
Ii i iiis, or wo will biillcl
7011 a siimll liiune ami
sell on vei-jr easy pa
nienla.
HoiiMi mid barn and
two acres near Willow
School, l,et na bliow
you Ibis iilacc
n H 1 .
I WEEKS & BLACK 1
I IlKAl.TOns I .
f i New Foley Bldg.
4 liistirance Loan li'J'.".'
WATCH
Tor our opening sale, beginning Aug. 6th, In our new store,
on Adams Ave.. In the West-Jucobson Bldg-. thruo doors nortn
of the Hoovorlaed Grocery. .
Art & Baby Shop
' "EVERYTHING EOH THE BABY"
HEMJTirrCHINCl Hotel Sommer It'ilir. frrAStUMO
BUWEIUCK rATTEHNH l. M. O.'TIIRKAJ
ri
Dance At Meacham
Come to Oiu' Danrc
Saturday Night
- .August 1st.
The cool mountain air and Fletcher's music
and song make you come again.
Auspices of
Women's Community
Club
The Best Place
In Town To
Eat
is the place where, you can get what you
want when you want it.
For Breakfast we suggest:
Cream Waffles and Honey
Tan Cakes and Fresh Iianch Fggs
Premium Ham and Bacon
For Luncheon:
Our Special Dutch Lunch is a big favorite.
Knlth Kisoff. of lic Angehs. Is ll:tved to Is- the youngest -rv,n to th--ountry
for whom s public Institution has been named K-"to UUrnit)
y lloiiui, in Lut Angeles, is pjjutd ip per tm
Hello. Is Mr. Clauih- C.
I'l-nir.' Ve. mum. I.lli-. Mr.
I'liltl, ban- ion fliMir iHiiol'.' Ve-.
mam. I.l-lcn. Mr. I'ciill, how
I Ii Is It.' Ilx- a fpinrl. 1,1
I Hi-. 1'iiitl. I'll llillik will
come dowi, ami uel a ,iiaii.
'Ihe ilims- 1111111 and Cedar
-l,lngl- a- keeping -.lop Hli
the Inniglc rir I'looring. We an-M-lhng
cii-rlhliig at l-i-liini knbly
low prlc-s. and It ki-cp- lis on
tbr iletiil run. Hoiim- I'ltiiit 9'J.:l.'
M-r gallon.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
The Pcmr MrtuS I rlein!"
0ipo. IMindry. I'Iioiir M-aiH
1 A'
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