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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1925)
Thursday, September 10, 1025. , THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pnpp Five Local News In Brief lit COMINU KVK.NI'K a Grande Public Schools open Supicmuer 14. , Union County September 83-28 Fair at Elgin, Inclusive. Union County Annual Armis tice Day Celebration Grande November 11. Inn. I. who la vittitiiiK rilntlv I'nlon. spent yintifilay In l.a Grande viHltin frk-nds and shopping. On lliuiilii'c t i-l k Wlllliun Holloits. C. I), I'mimm and A, T. Hill left yesterday for the linnahu on a tiimlini; trip. They expected to spend last nitfiu At Knterprisu and leave there euriy this morning. V i.sllnit An linker Anion? the La Grande visitors in Baker yesterday vvero: H. T. Katun and K.irl Lynch. JUDGE RULES DOG MAY L VE (Ity (ii'im Cohil.) MONTCLAllt. N. J., (NKA Spe cial.) The old English common law, for generations cherished us a code- for Hip conduct of men, now rises tin dugdom friend. Whereiis the popular quotation bus hud tt that "a dog'a burk may be worse than h a bite," the fine oM code contends thnt he mny bark ns he pleases so long as he dors not bite. The inert? pursuit of a neighborly Persian cat or the settlement of a slight controversy ;rii' (J. "lcl Yewlcnlay terdny by the police charged with drunkenness. He will bo tried at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Davis wue freed after putting up 2b bonds. II cunt' rrom Normal Miss Wilda lngi-ls bus returned to her home here after attending school at the Washington Stutelwlth an obtrusive terrier Is insuf Normal at Heilinghatn during theifteleut grounds for the deuih pen Sinn me i Mie will leach school I any. litre this winter. Wherefore, Vichy, ' police dog with a proud record for valor on On Way to Wallow tm ,1, B,H" u,ru"1' ulK Mi b. A. N. Doe and two daugh-! lu'v ters were tn La Grande this morn ing Whei on their way to Wallowa, they will vis t friends and Jt.l.li-.s I'nmi i.i TV... I- i. l ... w..... Holbrook returned " ' Mrs. C. P. Iitst night from Elgin where sho visited friends and' relatives for a few days. Mrs. Uernal Hug, her sister-in-law, accompanied her, and will visit" hero a few days. port. Hero Yesicrdny Mrs. Dick Shopinaker and Miss Veda Patten were among the Etgin people who were In La Grande yesterday. They were visiting friends and shopping here. Hrr From, Wallowa Mrs. J. P. Morelock. whose home Is nt . Wallowa, In viRiling in l.a Grande ut the homo of Mis. W. H.' Hussell, , At Island City Krerl Beenmn and Richard ltrnmu-nll Hunt tn T.;1nnil Citv this Hinrnlnir to soeitd the dav visit ing relative there. .... To Visit at Ijitri-prlse Mis. 11. M. Tierney, of Enter prise, accompanied by her grand son, D. W. Tlerney, of Oakland. California, were In l.a Grande this r.iorui'15. They were on their way to Knterpr s- from California. wlnre Mr. Tierney will visit his grandmutlier for some time. In I Grande AX'Aterday -, M ss Hlontnn, bead of the art department of the' Oregon Stnn Normal school at Monmouth, Ore gon spent yesterday in La Grande a guest of Mbs Blanche (Mark. Mss Bh-nton just returned from a trip to Kurope. She left last night cn route to the normal school. II cry l-'mm Wnllowa . The Rev. and Mrs. W. V. Shields Bnd Mrs. W. K.. Poole, all of Wal lowa, were shopping in La Grande Tuesday. Awram.'d 1)0 Per Cent J Virginia t.ee Courtney, .months old daughter of M i .mis. c. t . i ounney t ltefiiiurd Hon.' Mrs. J. E. German returned to von and was consid ered one of the most perfect babies nt a baby clinic show held recent ly at E I mn, V ah mgton, G ra ya 1 la rbor county. She averaged ninety-nine per cent. ilthy master, Byron Han Like J)ormle, Sin Kranclsto air dale who set the precedent for dng dom by going on trial for his life. Vichy found himself In the sha dow of the lethal cage which New Jersey lis a for canine capltul punishment. Like Ronnie, Vichy went form ally on trial before City Recorder Trimble, his life at stake. And. like Dormle. Vichy was ac quitted and hung up as a prece dent w hich will come In handy for dog:, that. In the future, wish to sav their tall, as it were. Even had the old English law been overlooked, Vichy still might have hoped for another chanco be cause of his war record, (-'mm h s collar tinkles a little medal that speahs for narrow escapes oii the battlefields, of succor to wounded humans and of valiant Red Cross work. When the war wns ended Hanks sent Vichy to the country estate. Nnw there trots about a neigh boring country place another dog Lord Baltimore Stationery You will be surprised to learn how easy und econom ical It is to be In style in yoir correspondence with Lord llalttmoro Stationery. We have an assortment of large and small s zed pan -i In white und tints. We can fulfill your needs of social, business or personal correspondence. The price is moderate so that you can afford to fill your desk with the various sizes and shad-a so necessary today. Glass Drugs Inc. Star La Orande, Oretton GUM TEACHES ill BEING PRESIDENT RETURNS TO CAPITAL (Colli Imtrd from PHgti On.) Markets tcrfat. !U TTEHl'AT FRANCISCO (AT). 60 le here today. Oltt'l.WI GRAIN MAHKI-rr PORTLAND Ore. (AIM-Wheat T-Hard wiiite R. S; 'Baart, Septenr ber. $1.1.4: October, $1.63: soft white. September, $1.50: O'-tober. $MS; western white S'-pt Miiber, ll.f.l; October. $1.4S; hard winter, September at $ 1 . 4 s ; o- iol.er nt September, TACOMA. Wash. AP) The h'Wly claui may be given credit for an Invention of great Impor tance to the smelting Industry. R. H. Bennetts. u locul chemist and asuuyer, observed that all the ciam sheila on the beach near the Taco mu smelter were green, as If dis colored by copper. He Nt tidied the mystery and finally discovered that raw limestone would prccipil.tle the rontier in Conner sultihate. Under general smelting processes nsday morning the raw copper Is reduced to liquid copper sulphate. The Iron is added and cot p r s precipitated and the reMult Is then in .shape for final ' - limestone, being added for tho (lux. to the clam. Bennetts learned thnt Iron could be elimin ated entirely. The ground lime Moiie is added to the copper sul pha to and the precipitate comes iorih as copper carbonate and .cal cium sulphate and is In form to be linally .smelted without the addi tion of any more lime. The pro cohh i id to result In u great saving by eliminating iron. It is c.'Ui.iated thai the saving will total h cent a pound. The discovery was made by Ben netts more than two years ago, but only recently he received bi.s pat ent from the government. The pat ent was ho broad that the govern ment hesitated to grant it. It Is clOM) to a basic patent in scope. Rennets, who already lias in vented varlmis devices nnd methods I tiHi'd In imu'Mlng, nays thai if his new' plan works out as expected he will adopt the clam shell us his of ficial coat-of-arms. lalned Jiitll a few momenta late in going to the homo of Mr. and Mi h, Hieai ns, the president led Mrs. Coolldge. In a fast "dogtrot" across the yard from White Court to Hed Gables. enuc bill, Mr. Loogworth said tin measure slmuld be ready for ac tion on the floor by the time con gress meets In December. I li nt mo outlined a favorable plcluve to "the executive of conditions in Europe, whence he recently re- j turned. He expects 1'Yunee to come to tei ms on a debt settle- 1 meitt, but doubt If that country j wo ild meet the terms agreed , upon between England and tho Cnited States. j It w;'s a bnv dny for President and Mrs. Coolldge. Early Wed-1 they motored to West Roxbury to spend a few minutes with Mrs. John Hazel, an aunt of Mrs. Coolldge. At noo.i. t he fire chiefs of Massachusetts were received by tho president at Wiite Court. Wednesday night Mr. nnd Mrs. (Coolldge joined their old friends (Ui-l summer neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Prank W. Stearns, at a furewetl dinner at Red Gables, the hitter's home. Senator But ler of Massachusetts, dined with them. Tho executive wns plainly In happy mood Wednesday night, with the slimmer behind him. Ie- We Buy for Less We Sell for Less SPECIAL For This Week You will double your dollar in buying every thing for the family in Fall and Winter Wear At The The New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES 1216 Adams Ave. The president took Senator Hut ler with him on his Hpeeiul truin to WuHhiiDitun. BUY THIS HOME 5-room modern lions, clo.so lit. Price $2200. 7 -room modern Iioiiac, largo lot. North Sidu. Prico $:tr0. terms. atk"i - acre, fann Summerville a Hum ut $Uj)0. near bur- WEKRS & I! LA CI RI-'AIroltS New Holey Hill. liiMirfuice - lxkau V: e whieh, while prolab!y less dlstln-I ',D- i . rtiih.(l n held in emial uf f eetiori I 1 -h 7 October. $l.Ba. by Its mistress, Mrs. Mary E. War ing. Tho mere sight of tho nelgh borint; puru stirred some slumber-' inir blood lust In the blood of Oats No. 2. white feed, Septem ber, $29: October, 2t; No. 2 gray. .September. October, $l!S. Corn No. 2 E. Y. shipment. Vichy. A mere hesitant bark from w-paMiiwi, lover the lence wus a cnaiicnge. Milford Johnson1 nu recently ar.nK her home at Imbler this morning, ,, ,,.tilv i. ..i-itin in to court, bringing charges against nfter vle-ting her sister. Mis. May.,., Grande since Saturday at the,UH,'- October, $4:1. VWilnxr Ileiv Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, at her home here for several days. To Visit Hrtnflvca Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Warring ton, of Gooding, Idaho, were In La Grande today on their way to En terprise, where they will visit re latives Indefinitely. , To Teach nt Troy ' Miss Iva Ware, of Nanip i, Mi ho. pssed through La Grande this looming on hrr iniy to -Troy, where she will teach school, d,urlng the coming term. . , .; ,i j home of Mr. and Mrs. llolger M. Larson. They are from Ogdeii, I tab, Mr. Johnson left this morn ing en route to Ogden and Mrs. Johnson will leave the last of the week. Here VVHtrnlay. Mnrtrarr t Dobbin, of Port- LAST WEEK BEFORE SCHOOL fMirHAfiltrTJ VtfwntrtOMMI Dress Up Your Boys At Clint's 01 'U LINli OF; QUALITY WEAMNG APPAUEL WILL APPEAL TO M0T1IEP.S ropuLAii rniCES Clint's Clothiery The Store will, a Conscience Comllllou No lletli-t Word has been received here from. Mrs. Frank Rowmaii who was called to Portland last week to-be. with her lather, Peter O'Sullivan, who Is very 111 at St. Vincent's hoxpitaU that his condition isn't any bettor. Mr. O'Hullivan was a former resident of I'nlon and Wal lowa, , enu'itieB .and.,, has uuuy friends hero. He should be named not ichy but vicious, suid she. Her charges recounted the frightening of chil dren, attacks upon other dogs and the feud with her particular pet, Vichy, she believed, should bo put out of tho way. , , . . It was a crucial moment for Vichy. His muster hired a, lawyer and went, to court.. 1-ur . three weeks or thereabouts he was In volved in demurrers and such silly ,.a .,,, na.. in sll1tttnnt nf -till UNO D JIIW. -....v.... men .n v - pi,ritlla could settle It so i Audi easier oul . "-'-'- 1 of cou. t In the nearest alley, ' , Hvought Vichy, , f Now the judgi l decision una u MUSKETS AT A GLANCE I NEW YORK. AP) Htocks 'Strong; Stndebaker crosses 61 to I new httrh for y'-ar. Honds Steady 1 !'-5 peak. Foreign exchange lan lire advances. Cotton Kirtn: high tores throughout belt. Sugar Steady. French tempom- ' CHICAGO (AP) Wheat 11 er: light country offerings. I Cum Mnn; expectation ljulbsh government report. Cattle Rarely steady; liberal OLD FINES CALLED IX BY AVERILL (Continued from State game warden Ave rill la sued orders to do away with prac tically all specatl d eputy game wardens and make enforcement officers entirely independent of gun clubs. He aald four to five hundred special officers carry stars, make almost no nrn sts. and ise their authority for personal gratification and to keep off po:tchers. In which the game com mission is not Interested. Deputy wardens are forbidden to shoot on gun club preserves. ..Veterans' Bureau, Saves , has rendored his . ' $09,701,000 TlllS YeaiM To .Make Home Here lnK effect upon dogdont ulideC thn) 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. l'reato have ar- 0pj Knyiish law Vichy was .not-'. .WASHINGTON. (AP Hy c::t rived In hff'Grando nnd" will" make' -mity of ,tnKinrj a bile." 'lb' niajf ting down 'evpenH' S all along the their Jio'Jje Hrre,. Mrs.. Presto is. have .pursued und n pp-d, but he line, the vei'rnns' bureau which the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. not bite. Ir-s reuuind ivarly a billion dol- W; Cooper of this city. Mr.-. Coop- lVn,j the old English -law stands nrs to operate in tin last few years er and Mr. jVeslo- have gone to ua adailiunt where man is concern- returned to the. treasury $;a.7'U.- Enterprise, where they have a u contract to rebuild a Laiiiollc ACTION W ASH IN GTO N ( A P 1 'ost m ;i s ter GeiriR New Bald Wednesday that the air mall service between Detroit and Chicago, nlillzlng the nt Eyrd air service, would church at that c.ty. Pahscs Thonigh Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Rledsne, ot Myrtle Point, Oregon, passed t h rough La Grande yesterday on their way to Wallowa. They will return to La Grande today continue their journey to Obituary una of its appropriation of IIM, :7.K'.f S for the fiscal year ending .Tune :m. last. 'The saving, a detailed report of which has Juki he.-u made tn" li-l-eelnr Lord of the budget, by I'Y-ink T. Mines, director of (he SAKAI1 JAM; TIHilI.NUI Itti Jlnireaii. was made despite un in RAlvER. At the extreme ne ' I,r,.;isi. jn eniiip'-nsalioo payments and of S4 years. Mrs. Surah Jane for a ,m-i Ti 1 il y and death benefits Salem.- 'I ho iiburg was called by death froni $ 1 1 r.4!' I for the ftseal They have been touring Eastern yesterday morning at her home y,.;ir nct-'jrt to $ 1 ,.i.!,n.ii last Oregon and Idaho for the past at 45 Raim street. year. The Increase of more than few weeks. M r. lilcdsoo was 1 Sei vices will be held at West 'a $ 4,00 ', un wah due largely to formerly editor and owner of tho chapel ut 2 o'clock this afternoon t niieralizini; provisions of t he World Coos County American ami was with Rev. Mr. Mattock officiating. ' war veterans net of last yar. also editor and owner of the Wal- Mrs. Thoinbuig was born mt The cost per day per path-nt In Iowa Sun several years ago. He. Coles, county, Illinois, November hospitals was cut ti ceiilit inmi has many friends in this section. L.s, 184o. '$4.r)7 to $;..". during the 10 . . : Mrs. Thornburg. whose maiden niontha ending April 1, lH'jr,, enm- Islthi? Pnii'iits llvrv fnaine was Sarah Jane Wall, was r,.,r,.(i w lib the previous 1U niont hs. M iss Marian lxwett anil Mss uiarrii d to Josepn Thorn Inn g, 1 although operating epi-ns- s In Louise K'rench are visiting in La Januaiy 1. 1 . 7 . They moved to rrr:,sed, due to additional facill Grandy with their parents this Oregon in ls!tS. Mr. Thotnburg j pM,vi...l for in the Reed week: Miss l,ovett will remain died July Hi. 1 i I 3. . Their eldest johmmn act from $ 1 "1 . S I .aim for here until, the opening of the fall son, Grant Thornburg, w ho was 8.4GS,M7 pntlent days lo $U,7Jii,- here duMl iH'ci'mb.rr term of the Oregon normal school well known the last -of thin month. She has 10. Ill 10. been attending the summer session. M s. Thornburg Is survived Miss French Is attending buiness lliree sons and four da ight. college at Sabin ami will resume O. A. Thornburg. Spruce, M her studies there in a ftw days. Persona! Mention j S. K. Andrew, of Andrew's Var I lely Ktorc, w as a business visitor to I'nlon yesterday. E'uier. f.'oiincil, Idaho: Charles, Enterprise, Ore.; Mrs. Lulu Lee, I a (tiau le; M i s. 1-mima Snit. baugh. Raker; Mrs. Hertha Klu'y, Raker: Mis. (Irace Stewart, Ra ker. She is also survived by I grandchildren and :i great grand children. Hi Mis. Merrll Alb-n, ncronipanled by her s'Sier. Miss Pauline Raker, was shopping In La Grand yes terday. They are from Elgin. -t Mrs. Clarence Merritt and daiiL'h ler, ami sisti-r. Mss Hawl Hai ti" s. w'ie among the Elgin shoppers in La Grand- yesterday. Imn and Joe Hummers, of Kiirln, ere business visitors to La Grande slerday. MILL CITY. Ore Work on the bridge 11 cross tile Santiaiu river at Gats haw proirrcmod to such on extent that traffic Is now being allow ed to cross and vehicles destined to points east of Gates can make the trip from Mill City to Gates on either side of the APPLE HARVEST KARI.V IRMilt RIVER. (He. IndleatieilH nw point (o the earliest apple liar ve t In the hhUory of the II. .oil ,River valley. Growers In both the I lower ard upper valb-js have fin ished picking Graveitsteins and Wittier Rananas will bo all off the .trees before the end of the week, j The harvest nf d'Anjou pears Ik j under wa. and the apple growers' a: soeiation will start I his fruit, the tonnage of which will est u ZlMi cars, to rolling tills week. Rv next Monday picking of New- towns will be well under way tn parts of the valley. I nlw unfavor able weather conditions intervene, the entire I.SOO.ooo boxes, the estl. mule placed on the apple crop, should bo under cover before Oc tober jr. USED CARS DODGE TOl'RING A Snap! 1924 FORD TOl'RING 1923 STAR TOURING Jennings & Shumate Buick Sales and Sen-ice COOS SHI RUT CHOSE.N M A RSH Kl ELM. ' rc. Follow Ing the death of Sheriff Edward El I lingsen at Randon. one ay after (he went over Hn embankment In ' trs ut 01 not tile, the county court appointed W. W. Gage, n m-mlM-r ' nf the country court. sheriff to 'till the unexpired term of tin? dead , sheriff. I A statement said to have been: ' issued gave the information that ( , Mr. G'ltto was the oniy applicant, j 'Ellinun-n wus elected hist fall in ; the general election as a republi can and defeated Mr. Gage, who1 OUR STORE WILL BE ALL DAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TII iWc must take time to rearrange stock and mark down prices. ' the Pan. One.) I Wh. mju i slTA T I MLL BE ON AGAIN SATURDAY : Watch for our nd tomorrow. You can expect a listing of ! ' . nr ,r I r a Ti , Iiuany lvnocu-uui uargams: (er: iik'ht country 01 tortus. ; , , nt I , IV V .1 BF IV. & . la k.j Em m a ifi wi ctv r i . m mm . n ) 1 ay t, ",wa,it,,. formic Hvori(istp 1 .... a' ra, M-Jr ftsm- -P ' iwW'-fjwuwJ J"A. JVi and award of an air mall contract I 5j iFM lor me route. r I I TUr. ' " ! 7- - - i 111 t I try them on. Resigned by the best do- , signers in the West, who I Friday and Saturday "The MoHt for Your Money" v uur aim. v : Mil. I.1NBI1Y , i ! Anil IjiiII.-h- fp . : ' HAROLDLi NEVER i .. a iFWlMreii ff Pal :!,, for 4 47;.s,s !.. ; , . ttl 9 9 0 fl 1 Li ilto&k ' I ik.VKVWtf V KM h' f KV MAXMXs mm .m:im;ys. si ns i;i:sm:s s 1 (.in-luini 1.ivm- lor s.l,ool W.-ar 1 U Vrt!p,tk, . j; m YrJS ! Tf j r- : .y.s tei L 1 1 A! 1 ! rrW-im LET LLOYD SHOW YOU HOW TO LAUGH YOURSELF LIMP, j E Wy ffj bit NKvmt weake:;! 1 mMyy JOSIE SEGWICK -ALS- vvux Tm CAT KXIf.HTK TKMl'I.AU CONCLAVE AT SEATTLE II ' KUlt rKRAHAli; tiRADLS I I WV I fill nn i Mi) i e- "-' 1 ' I TONIGHT llimk Dinli'r. I AVOID THE RUSH! S(IV KOIt l'II!l!i:i"l' SI'IKIOI. IIDOK Hill FKI'AllATK (IKAIlKH miliply lli .io"-r lunik in iuHhihi' of scliool, much lo yotir cuim-nti w e. Newlin's Book & Stat'y Co. I'loneer HtImkiI "LOST, A WIFE" "NEWS" - COMEDY J
