La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1925, Image 6

rniro Six
7X7, LA GRANDE EVENTNCf OT.SE1.VEIt
Thu rsday, August f, 1925.
GIRLS CAMP
i NEAR UNION
".- . 1 VNIOX, Oris (.Special) The
Junior Ciunpi'im kIHm, uhoiit flf-
. 1"mmi of tht'iii, )t-nt thu wi''k n.nip
. ittg Just ahovi l'riljyt'rtm) flut
-.' on CutlH-run- crt-rk aii'l nil 'n.t'iy.
1 p1 u wry pltjiMJiiil ihnf. 'J't.;y
mitvi iM-i'oiiipi'nii il by tht-lr jiuurd-
iun, Mm. Itul'V KnlK'ht. unJ -v
rral of I In r.MJl Ii-th of I Ut KlrlM
iiilitl the ciiinii iltniiiK I he wick
The (it m pern rel.UfHel 1o 1 heir
JlOnu'S ili.J:i.y uftiTlloon.
" A un lor iin-morial ihtvIc' wuh
Ji'.-hl ill Im; l'r Mliyl' t i;m church
In hi Sn inlay evening In honor of
WINiuni J'-nniiiKM Itryan, m-vrsjl
lui-iil Mieakei-H a p tearing on the
1 jiro;i iiin ihirhiK I he wrvlee,
.Millwright: arrived Momluy uml
lieiin wmk of liiMlalllnK' the
new I lii'hine wnlc-r wheel jil, i he
' . I'nh'ii iluui'lnn' mill. ThlH tinprovo-jiu-iii
will tfnutly iiii i'eue the pow
er of the mill.
Itay uod l.yle Wllwon unl (lulvln
.IoIidhoii from Imhler, Flunk lllaek.
J'ark Taylor ami Mr. llnrnWi from
J.ji (iranth-, tiinl Karl (iarriMon were
here HiinUny to allend the wilptlip
Of llie rtillllly I -1 J I I S 1 'Hll'll!. HM'llt.
Altoul o'eloek HiiPiilny inorii.MK
n l-urHi-ici k parly coiinI.sI lug ol
Tony Uniilh, '. I. ('ailwell. Jiulpll
Smith. Imve Van HouM n jilii) lh ail
Hutchinson, with park hormvi to
rprry Iheir camp oiiiih, ( out for
"lint All nam mnl other polntK Inirk
In tin- Uioiilit.iiiiH- Tiny will fLsh
part of the tiny- during Hi" week
they illfeji Mp'll'lillK in the inouli
lUlllH. i
Afi'ordln lo prem in pliniH of
Hie He I tun! Inanl mid SupnlitU'.xl-
nl hoy ('(uilillu. the I'niou ttrhoulH
will open for the l.Kiiifihir of the
Mi'iU-'H Nelniol -.ear on the Mh of
W'-plfinher. Hie day rollowlnif
Jtor day.
The AthleH(r association was
fipoiiHor for it dmiee at I he Hehool
fcym Salurday evening. An on Iicm
lr;t from l.a ,ritniie fuililNhed I In
iini.sie for the occasion.
Willi Dew plpeH iaiii from tile
water main mar the fish hatch.
"-ry the cemetery, hoilt the old und
.-Hie new part, will have ample wu-
li r pri'MMiue lor the proper care of
."the cemetery.
According to their ruttlom the
local W. T, T. will hold Uu'lr
unnual picnic for the old I oIUh nl
CJoodhrod hike on Aiikiwi '2, Wed-
, iieHduy of next week. Turn will he
on hand lo take the old pcopl lo
and from the ground. Theru will
he a proKHim ami u hountli'nl dln
per served hy (In Indies an part of
Ihe day's t ntei ialnment.
Kollowlnif t he heavy1 rain Hun
day evenhiK and Moiiduy. ("utherlne
cn-ek waf no muddy Tuedity that
the people could hardly ue t hi
water. The muddy condition only
lasted for a day or two.
Knuik 'ouner la spend ok lliiw
week In 1'ortland atlendhiif Ihe
biiMTH week. Alter concluding lils
Inislm-KH In reiilund lie will Join
Ms wile who has heen visiting In
thai city n ml In Kiilein, ami ulso
Ms son, la rum, who' hits siwnl.
most of the tuimmcr vucutlon with
Ills urandfalher near Amlly.. They
will re urn home Kometlme thin1
week,
, I 'rest on lO-llef CorpH Judd a
lneellnK: at the K. 1'. hall Satur
day atternoon at which time four
candid ites, MeHdamcH Jack Pmio
vrtn, Ihuuer Cheney. John Vilsh
n h-I liuluy llalhird were lnillutcd.
Anotlnx stieclal featurtt of tho
tiioetintf was the dinner served in
honor of Its old meuiher, .Mrs. Nor
Mil. IK!, and the oldest .i A. It.
ineml-er here, M;l, Halne, Oft. Tho
talde was decorated in tho national
colors and tlu two honor k-ucnin
were (he twlplents or a inlm'el
laneouH shower.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Miller, (heir
two daiiKhlers, KUdu. and Itclhtnn
and Ann Htanue from l.a Cnm.le,
are spending ihe week cainpiuK in
Ihe hills. They went up Catherine
creek as far an possihle in a car,
then procuring horseH and a Knide
they went on ,,, puM ),(. M.:l(UWjf
to ihcJr camp site.. .
f. Air., iuid .MrM, a. I., rirown urn
fcero' from San J'rtincisro, gu sts
'at the home of I Hck liraper. Mrs.
JSrown was formerly MIns Ihniiett
nnd made her home here.
Naliiiii.-il Ktircst Timlici
for Sale
. , S.vil.,,1 I, Ids will ho rrrolv
hy tho DIM rlrt .'m,.l,.i'
I'm t.
land. Onui p to and In, hi, I
hut s, ,i, mil, r i. i'i:t,. r,. n
tin- im ri-hantahh- di'ad llnihi-r
ulanihlii; or down, and all th..
Ilvn llinhir iiniili.d or ili-nlKiiat-'d
for 1'iilllriK on an nri-a 'iii
hraohijr ahtmt ii.ihmi an,.H with
in T. I S., It. .Hi K.; T. I s
ii. :i7 i:.: i t. : s.. it. s; i:.'.
V. M.. I'lv.'pnlni und .;;,si i,,.i.
-Mi-arham I'l.'fl; u'.-ii
rain- 1
t "11111 tllln National For.'M
Or,'.
iton. I'Jilhnati'd lo hi' L'2.(ioii.iiiih
fi'i't II. M. of IndKopoh' plm tlm
hi'i', mori' or lisa. and im im.
I'ltlniiihd iimiiiint of riouiclia
fir, wi'si.nn hn-rh. whlli- fir.
i:iifr'lm.inu apnin., nm othi'
xpiMiiH or llmhir. Cnlllnic of
olhor RpiM'h-N than Avi'.Mti.rn y,-l-low
anil lo.f, pole plnn lo hi.
optional with thr pur,'hiji,.r. No
hid of h ' kh than 12. Tf, per M.
frit for y-'llow ami loili'poli
pin,', and J Ml p, ,. M. f,.,., ,.
olhcr Bp, i'h win hi- l oiiHldi'i,. I.
r,.lilill intist hi' ili'po.lt,'d wit),
iai ii hid to hi, applh',1 on (hi,
liui'i has,' prl. i i , fu n,l, ,. ur r...
talm ,1 In inirt an lliiihlut '1
lamait'S. iici-nrdlni; to condi
tions of will'. Tim rlKht to if
h'rl any a nd all hlds ri-ai-i ycl.
Hi'fori' hhlH ari' Bahmlttml, full
lllfiirmnllini i'Oll,,'i nlnif thrlliu
hir, the I'omlltlnim of aalr. mil
lhi mil.mln.slon of hl,l Hhniilt
tie ohtnini'd from tin. I'orpst
Sinoryior. IVltilli-tnn t1,'.,n
ir thr IMslil.-t i'on'Mi r. Porli
land, tiri'iron.
Snapp's
"A view (jf Snapp's carnival which comes lo La (Iiandi next Monday, August 10, under the auspices of the
I.n Iraii(e hasehall club. Snapp's carnival, one ol' the larjt louring the country today, is said to le tine of Hit;
cleanest shows now -on. the road. ,
Naturalists Obtain Collection
Worth fyluch on South Seas Trip
HAN l-'ItANCIHi-O, (Al) -The
I. H. H. Ortolan, a' niim-swccper
detailed by Hecn tary. Wilbur for
temporalory diiiy'wlth tin Calif
ornia Academy of Sciences. has
returned here from a trip of sev
eral duly wilh Ihe California In-re
froni a (rip of several mom hs to
Islands off the we. si coast of Mex
ico, whilhi r It u took party of
Hclrntlsts. The evpedil ion bro
ught back many rare specimens of
birds, plants, fishes, rr pi ilex, fos
sils and Insects for t he museum
Of the academy.
The party, In chnnre of Dr. O.
Dallas llannn, cuiator of pnleont
oloty In the academy, sailed Aril
15, houml particularly fur tlm lit
1 le known ItevlllaK'Kedo Islands,
4'Mt hundred miles west of (he
Mexican mainland.
"One of the most striking col
lections made." related Dr. Hanna.
"was of fishes about Ihe coral
reefs of Ihese Islunds. Here u
bound Kfeat numliers of Ktniily and
tfrotcMulio species showing close
relationship lo the fishes of Hawaii
Theso species nrc slow Hwimmin
and .persistently live in shallow
waters. The uU'H Inn for the
ichthyoloKisls to unswer Is now
dhl they Kel Where they are. Vast
abysmii'al depths sj-purate the ltc
viMawiKedo islunds from all other
known land. Can it I that these
volcanic . peaks ,are Die ahovewutcr
remanants of, a former cohllm-nti
- z a
r.i "mi.-M sivw(r
THIS MANSl.tN, ,, 1 hi Oi.MNi, in,., uiiiii .at sv.All-M m i',
.nine iiuiif. ii mijoina
lEvfj: ;
Jt ,nr i
r" ,.J
... .,.-..v4 . ....'., s.,- i-h. 4
si 4 ': U ' V- r : 1 ? ,H .1 $'0$
Carnival Coming
or archipel
the uaves?
"The dee
Island are
tfn now lost betpath
p canyons or Socorro
helivlly. for- st.-d ami
here we have found . veritable
hfilnnlslM' im.,.,lim i, ... i i. -
untouched bv
human hands. Siranv ir'-es, flow-
ers, vims am) shrubs were on 1
every Shle. AniOllj- le ll'ees ;is
one which immediately attracted
our abiilion he-ause of the lart;e
number or parrots and other birds
which Were feedillK on the fruit.
Our Mexican companions inform
ei us that they knew if no similar
fruit In Mexico and thus far It
puis not been learned 4.v,.n to what
family If beloilKM. Il Is ohoilt the
slae and shape and color or a ripe
olive but there the similarity cea
se, because the pulp is sweet and
delirious. It Was very useful to
us on some of our Ion journeys
overland. in-re all food mid water
had lo be curried on our backs.
A Sufficient HUlply Of See, of (he
tree was brought back for exper
imental purposes.
"We found (he region about the
Itevillafiluedo Islands luhaldled by
many .whahs. inolh.-rs am) younjr
.lusl as our fathers did In ti- early
days of whiillnir. They ralleil the
plaeo the Cow I'aslure for Ihe rea
son. "A spriii): uf fresh water was
re-located on Socorro 'Island and
marked in such a uuy lhat hence-,
forth II can be readily found. This.
v i. k
me riiati' ul I rink .struma,
v.
t
, OS rilh THAU. TO l)AM)N 1'A.vs lliouHanria ot tourima adip
to tienr thrac pri ullar nvk format lima In Nw Mrxho. Mo
much like monumtnta thay Appr.ir that tlicj halt turn ruuntal
i i i Ih lilacriiitlun Kix-k
To La Grande
the
only fresh water within
dr. ds oT inileM, was llrsi found hy
t 'olonei (irayson, a ( 'alUornla
pifiiteer who wan wrecked on Out
island In Im;:i. While .KHIliifr his
ficun (supply of walei- ashore from
his straiidcd vi scl . liis Mexican
boy noticed i small laud bird
drinking from a tide pool. In
vNlii;atlou Nhonrd a hire sprinjf
' ' "ater flowing out of
" ,."v" ,M,,".W . ,,Bh ' ,,n-'
i,,m ,n' , x,"s ',n,'s ,-'.uv ,,;,n
.l' - ''' H;,v''" "" ''" AlinoilKll "
d Het ibed the location '-. of tie
Mpriin; and
many p--opl
printed it ill 1S7J.
who searched for it
after tii-.U faihd to find it."
i
motoi: vi:iik lii
AMICK
HAI.K.M. (lr - .liuni'S I'arm
xuflVriMl illi rrai'lllri s and Inter-
mil InjurliM wh.-n an .' a ut ot.ioliil.i
In which hi' was .rldlnif tmn.-d
.,v..r n ih.. K,.l.....lllln i.i.i..
r" uf ricuill 1 I I'l'ZlT.I. I Ml" U11VC
wav. 1). J. fhnrlPR. u-hft.u-nii rld.'..n.i nUuiu...t i, m,
ihK will, Kaa-o, was cut and;,,,,,,,,,.,. T' aV.id'int o.'.-i, nd
'"ulsi". on tho M.wnort.roivallls hil,wav'
An tmlntniililli. ,1i.t.fln Utr ll,J.. i . .. f
1 " " "3
I urcotte ol Francisco was
tilmoMl ilt'inulilt.'il . vhi'n struric
hy a. nuii'hlim drlyi-n . hy Jai li
Kllk of I 'orvatliu, ' Ihrt-f tniliH
.soulli of Sail-in.
polloo yaid 14 motor whielp aa-t-hli-iitii
hatl tn'i-n rt-porti-d within
tin- iaMt 4S hirit-a.
r.v?!!'"i eiioi' i:xi'-tTrn
TO I, I'M 1(1, .On.. ThivHliinir h--lilns
in iippiT Vaqyiiui und SUM
vaNi'y today.' I'roupci'tB an1 koo.I
lor hamper yhhl. .I'spi'idnlly oai.i
and i y.
In tho highland . iIIhIi IcIh farm-
it ari iiithiiniastit" over Khint ry
li'id whlrll wan lmortid hi't'i'
J. At T 1
f I, -IfcT
Ainss.. may be the siuniner
inmmrlal nianuuer.
-i irf-
IK,;-. x - ':. .,...'- -K-l' ,n m f,
, I. ' W i
&&rf
August 10
hnn-iseveral years ii'o. Hay crops wve
harvested in fine sha pe and most
barns Wer filled io capaeily with
hay. . , .
The dairy . cow .narket 's
si rellKi heni UK wit h better, t han i"'i
cents for b'ltlerfal in July. Win
ter dairying pro.spi-ct.s are tin
I test lu years.
Cai'den ami root crops are bud-
ly in need of rain and are suffer
inK .seriously from cut-worm in
jury. l-'ruit crops will 1m- only fair
but berries of till d ari i lit ions will
Jkivc enormous yiehls.
HTOJt TKK k I ('SITS.
I'OI-KDO, Ore. A motor true
driven hy A. 1 Cumberland was
n 1 nrr .... .....1 1. . ...I'l
,vo l,illrll.K para and roll. d Into a I
Unk'h ail fl lii-lotv. nliirlitlnv hot. i
i, wi.i.. nu i r
.. ' ...
ai. in lien nori u (i i oieuo,
Bi . Wall-Dura
jtiwL Rives nn opaque washable finish for inter- i
Grande R
1 hi:.vi i u ki'Aks hi;ih;i '
It K HI. IX (At'). The questions
"whut is a slur in the theutrieul
proiemoii '!" and "who uhall d
ter mine v ho ale tile stars'.'" aiv
ulily two points of the many
sided controversy between Jh"
Dei iiiun Theatrical unnocatlon an 1
the performers which has gone
into courts. .The association fixed
$75 as the maximum salary for
"prominent artists" and then wan
Inst rumen tul in naming u special
commission to determine what Is
a "prominent artist?" und who is
entitled to the malm im salary?
In the first place those who
had heen demanding and getting
more than ?76 for a performance
rebelled und In the second place
the slurs refused to noognizo ;h
special ummissiou. ' 1
The tu o sides went into cou. t, i
where cuunsf I for the assoelatio.i
'intimated that the stiirs, so far as
their profession is concerned, still
were living in Ihe period of In
flation, judging from the demands
marie by iln-ni. These, couns-l
vaid, ranged from a iiuarunlee of
,,ihmi marks and ;tn percent ,
t he proceeds up lo 1 7,Mni marks.
The latter amount was named as
I he price for u performuHco de
manded hy .Madame .lerlla.'
Am a oit uf com iiroiu Ise the
court suggested that the salary
limilnhoiiH lor "iirominents" e-
i pi re J uly Ho, I h it I lie at-so- t
j eia 1 ion flat I. v refused. A notln-r
effort lo reach some sort of set -jihnieui
will be made In court 'if
fa later dab.
Asm, and itovs in coritr
MKIK(i!:li, re. - If, Slon l
hrakcr, ajt'.d Hi. of Ashland, and
jS;!
.l::el; 1'oroudo, ah-a) of A M ) 1 1 ;
I were arraigned before JimIh
lor. who s.-t. (heir hail :i
!iind $iiiMiil respeclicidy, in eoniiec
j I Mill wilh the chaise of possevsr
i hitf a still, lor which I hey were
j arrest, d m-ar Aslitand.
I AccordiiiK to 1 tie dist rid nl tor-
ney's office, I'liroudo was the
, l.i a ins of the mooiisi; itle biihiness,
J while .tom-br ak'-r cmnplied wit h
lordi-rs f;ieu by him and was moi-"
( or l-tis a hirelfn-. Two ot he:
j members of the alleged liiiuor
i i im escaped.
"AJia!" I'liorlli'd tin1 poor nut.
!HT 11 fi.Oil .ii-llirni' 111 en rlcll
''!' ' f""'!"
'"" vo".K"i"f lo k-
J'0"1 - ''apitat to liny tin- now
,aki'il
the wdse uiiy.
I "1 on't neeil any;
that's the
beauty or it
r '! ral"r "ly ',"
' T"" w"",v rluw"''S omU-
y O of your life is spent within
the four walls of your home. Gray, dingy
ur dclapidated, they mukc every day a
disappointment.
But bright and gay with fresh clean
paint and varnish, working and leisure
hours are a constant pleasure.
The pleasure and efficiency of those
livinf! indoors, justifies the trifling cost
of repainting. And the increased value
of your property (because it is freshly
painted and preserved against delapida
tion) makes painting an actual saving
in money.
Ask your dealer for Color Cards. f k t
Aik your
lihJP VARNISHES I
Rives nn opaque washable finish for inter
iors. Because of its excellent covering capac
ity and opacity, two coats are usually suffi
cient. Dries with either flat or velvet gloss
finish.
Wall Dura (Flat or Velvet) Closs is obtain
able in a choice range of colors.
Other Rasmusscn Paint products for interior
use: Inside Floor Faint; Oil Stains; Spar Var
nish, 1-locir and V'arnishStaiii ;Buth TubFnamel.
oncfe
Oil King
i .-ft
Hell rule the Inlernntlonul Ivtro
leam l-:.(iosafou ut Tulsa. Oklu,. this
fall u:i "KiiiK iVtitJh um." it s Kred
K. Wba!ior oil cujmuma. uf War
fun. I'.
If (lie worhj really Is as old as
liny say. then it
for it:; np
rlainly Ih miiiiiII t
I
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See the Canadian Thelites
Jasbzr
NATIONAL PARK.
On your trip Oast or your va
cation tour sec Jasper National
Park's 4,400 square miles of
scenic glories. Golf at Jasper
Park Lodge. Grery mile a picture!
Scenic Booklet Free
LOW SUMMER PARES
A.B. Holtorp, City Pass. Agent
122 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 5300
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
Lumber Go.
,nM iii:v rAiiiu: mrunKK
I'lNCINNA'lt, (. ( Af)-rJoi'ky
iv I'lii-kt. ill oiif linn' IratlinK
AiniTlC'Uil rider of Ihoruuirliiirml
ruoi'rn, ha r'liriU. It Wiis li-urim.l
hen- lair Vueacluy, whi-n I'urke tin
nnullriil lie mis nlurnlliK lo hl
lnnn- at l'i-lo, Iilalio, wtiicri' lit hltH
pin-chawMl it rum-li.
Tlit- llllli rliirr, who. for two
Miim, li il nil Jockiyii In HiIh foun
1 1 y lii tin. iiuinlii'r of wlnniTB rld-l-n.
c'limi' lien Tuewlliy from Huru-
lo(,'U ul uniloumiil hi' wan Kolnir
to forwiki' tin' suililli. Jiicri'iialiiK
M-i'lBht was (rivi ii a the riiwoii for
llli.s il flaion.
1'n.rki'. who Is 13 yi'ttra olil, tx
rhiif triiliH-r for Harry 1'aynn
unili'r rantriu't to Jaini'd llowf.
Whltniv.
mm
When you want m
cL.n.r, you w., .
on. CEftOL
CLEANER.
Spot, can't r.Ut t.
For.llt.brlci. S.w
fclvmiiiia billa.
tin following Oi'tiol
Aki-IK'Ii'h: I.. 1.. lU' ltr I'o., Hi' I
"roKH llriiK Mtori1.
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