La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1926, Image 5

Fridav. 'Abril 30. 1926.
XX . GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
j visiting hiT son Jay, who la In tho
uaMiui iit-rv.niiu n iruvmrvu ivr.
Hi has been confined for thu past
two wee. Its but expect to bo able
to return to his home at Klein In
few days. v "
tfUMINQ EVK.NTS
May 3, 4, 5, 0 Stale convention
of Women's club 'la. La
f.ranile.
May i 7, 8 Oi-ckoii A lleMola?
convention ill Ia l.rande.
May jSl I'riiimrr election.
June s, 10, II Villon Linstock
sudw at Villon, Ore. . .
July S3, S3, SI Convention of
i Nnrtliwesl Ileal KM ate
elation In La tiramle.
Sept. 2::, !!!!, il l, mill .23 Union
county tuir at ICIgin, Ore.
went unotlter operation uL the hos
pital there yetenliiv. Her eoiull
tion Is reported to be ubout the
came.
Visited Brollicr Here '
Mrs. M. ,V. Johnson returned to
her homo at nuker .this morning
ufter visiting her brother, UeoiRu
Uuchunun, here for Beveral cluys.
Homo for May Day , '
Miss Marvel Hhtne arrived ' In
tlie eliy this morninir from Kaloin
mitl will spend May Day hero nt
. the homo of her parents, Mr, and
.ins. x. w. umne. rme is a stu
dent ut Willamette unleerslty.
Hem Mils .MornliiK
Mrs. Krin.i Jtelu was shopping
in I .u Grande Tor a short lime tills
t iiinrnlntr. Mrs. Hold's 'home Is at
" , . .. , . -Olens, Kerry, Idho. Hlio Is staying
lo llukcr IhLs Moriilns ..,.(, ni,r alatBr Mr8. fhHrlt.s Wln-I'.-'
Q. Courlo went to Hiilier this -,,. so ofc,lenii Kerry, who Is at
morning on uumneBB. no. hih-iii j-ol Luke lll
yesieruuy in l-a uranne. Air. t'oiir-
to Is from Hpokune,, Washington.
To Mii t Husband al IIoIm '
Mm. I,. K. i llennett -and " two
children. Dorothy and Hilly,' left
litis morninR for lloise, , Idaho
Hero Tljreo' Weeks
After visiting Mrs. John Mel.
drum and. other friends here for, where Ihey will meet Mr. Bennett
the past three weeks Airs. Joe a painter who spends much of his
is UlLslncsti Visitor ' 'Henderson returned to-her liomo tlmo traveling. l-'rom Holse Ihey
I 8. Hi Hai nes is a business visitor 'at .Klgin this morning. " expect to go to I'tah. Mrs. Hen.
here from Knteririse today.. - ., i;. ' : 1 (n.rU hus lived here for the past
. jNilli Traill Through I'll) . . '. j three yeurs.
Ilero nnm Wnliown I A special truln wltli Bevon-cur-1 '
I U Cpueli, attorney of ' Wullowii,' loads of silk, pussed through l.u I1"" r Hosiiltul
was In' Lu. Urandu loduy on busl- .Orundo ut eight o'clock this morn- I 1 Uunn arrived In I.a
.less. ' lug. The train stopped here long C.rimdo this morning from Hlack
' ' . 'mi ' ' ..imuirh to ehnnire emrllies. The I 1 "'"nond, Wellington Ufter spelld-
truln was en route' to New York. "H- '" "''"k " ho-
piiui mere. Air. uinin was wora
lug at Itluck liiamond when ho
wrestler of Sail Lake M"8 nurL " " coal mine uceuient.
ut l'ell-,i,la "Ol'ie is Here.
Transacting Ifciisluesg' llerc--
: il. ty. Halstell wus . IraliKaellllir ' . ':
business in l.n' niuiulo toihiy. lilB.I'aSM'il Through City
hoine to at Wallowa, , . Ira Horn
Ju "' city, Utah who wrestled
llei. ri.n Welrifr r- '.1I..I...1 IubI nlt-ltl iiukhixI tlir.uiirh
i ii w I'nrn.r. of v..iK..r i.i.i . i... rir.-.n.l,. this morninir on his,1''' Vintcnlay for I'orllanil
was h Lu Grande yeslerduy oll.wuy to Ogden, I'luh wliere he will Harry Snodgrass left yesterday
business. . j wrestle Hilly " Kd wards louiori ow! 'lernoon by auto , for Portland
I
To Visit al l-;ntcriiic-
I night.
!
when; he will inaUt hlH headqutin
titiH. Mr, ShodwriasH has accepted
a position truvelhiK for tho JMff
and Whistle, Candy company. Mrs.
MrH.T. 1;. ThoratMirtf nnd ' baby lloiw. from O. A. t
nmi Inn u-niit to 'Knlt'iMirim on Ihtu I.invil Iturnu'cll. who Is attend
mornimf'H train. They will - yIhU ' In lh ' Oii-gon Arlt:nHural col- jWodKras und baby left last nlKht
Ihcri for Mfvnni diivH. . h-ffi. at t'orvnlllH. arrived in Iji Iur l''"m' ,l,,ul-
ff-UIII l-:ill(l'piiM
Mr. ind Mra. ,M. K. Jordan
, Knlerprlsti guesla ut, the Soinmer '
liotei. 1
After a : two
iGrande thls mornlm? for u short : months vIhII there with hr mo
vlHit with his parentH, Mr. undt,,u'r ""'V wl11 Jwin Mr. Bnodgruss
arnMi-H. T. ). Ilarnwell. ' m i ottmnci. . s
StHHitn Take lllkt1
Hoy Seoula or troop No.
llolkms Ittiy in Portland "
hiked ,r- 11,1,1 A'rH- Williams Uolloim
up Head Man's Canyon Tor a wit- j "v pnrrhnrd a home In Tort
tier roast Wednesday cvi iiiiitf. Af-'l""'' expect to iiiovc there to
Ijrfl for Welser
C. Wilson h it this mornhiK for n)r roast Wednesday
W t.st i Idaho whom he expi-els to ter supper, which wa finislivd off make Ihrir prrmunent homo about
rloFe i real ifslalc deal. He Is with inarshaUows toasteil ovrr the M: The new home is located
niakinfif the trh by auto und will i-iimiinr.' tln bovs nlavid irnnn: In I lost Mty purli. Mr. and Mrs.
ivunoiiH. rt iurrM'u 10 ji, uranue.
this iiiornlntr afler three days
spent In Portland, , durlnff . which
time they completed tho deal for
the property. They have, sold hero
.They concluded ther party at
Scxlct IAitIvcj j;arly i
Mfiifbers of n tUfMot that .will Home from Holse
upeai on the .Sunday nitfht vaiide- Mrs. Norman Wels came homo
vlllo proKrdm arrived In l.u this niornhts from Holse, w tn-re ! n Vlrnt street to Mr. und Mrs. W.
drum It this inorninK. , he has been for two weeks visit- Kroman: 1
; nu at tho home of her sinter. Mrs.' :
Tried CW ill Jurtlaiu r , .'wilUam Andrews, formerly of this llt-Mil nl lriiuillon '
Oeorv vr. Cochran,, ullorney ('lly. Mr. Andrews Is n ineiiiber of. 1 Koilowinjr the news that l.ee
here, returned to l.u Grande this thv Star Novelty orchestra. . " Mondook,. deputy I'nlted States
morning ironi Portland where he . inarHhal, liad been appointed aid
tried a time In tlie Portland court Called llv hrntli of Itnitlicr 'jlo the wanlon ut McNeil Island
James W.Evans To tiave
Charge Legion Pageant
"Spirit of America" to Be
Presented Here During
Realtor's Convention.
Tho executives oommlttco of the
I.a Orunde post of the Amorlcan
Legion has signed a contract with
James W, Evans, - of Healtle,
Wash,, to produce his historical
pageant, "Spirit of America," here
the last two days of the north
west realtors' convention, July 3
and !4. The pageant consists of
ubout five different episodes deal
ing with patriotic events from
colonlul times to the recent World
wur. j
RAIN BREAKS
WAVE HERE
(Continued Prom Vturo 1.)
clui'cd Wednesday was th hottest
April day they knew of. One, man
who has lived hern 68 yours wutch
ed (tho mercury closely when It
reached what to him was tho In
credulous mark of 86, It wus not
much cooler Thursday, until ubout
4 o'clock.
UNION. Apr. 30. (Speclul) A
thunder storm coming up sudden
ly ubout 4:30 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon broke up the heat wave
of the lust few days. Just before
ed much earlier between
und Hot Lake than it did
ClrunUe.
Union
in ha
13 CASES ON
j COURT DOCKET
(Continued From I'nfro 1.)
. ', . ' ,!,, ... fn n, 'tho clouds arrived it was fcO above
conbecutlvo year's under tho direc-.f lh l"-nr here. Persons
Hon of Mr. Kvuns, and met with travollng tho highway, say it rain-
much success. U will be rcpeuted
uRHin, this ycur July 4 and 6. H
will be u part of tho Washington
state fair ut YHklnia this year,
and Is ulso to be given ut Nam pa,
Idaho, somo time next month.
Mr. Evans 'will bo hero ubout
May 7 on his wuy to Nujnpu, Ida
ho, to prepare tho production
there. v While here he will meet
with the legion committee; und
formulute plurts for. the pugeunt
to be given here. His ability us
u director Is well known here by
the American i,eglon pluy, The
Whirl o tho ' Toavii," preseiitud
here some time , ago.
Prucllcully ' every , church und
fraternal organization In the city,
including 4he veterans of thu var
ious wars, will be culled upon, to
participate. The cust will require
from 300 to 600 people. . '
The pageant will be given out
of doors and will bo one of the
biggest events -of Its . Ullid lu
Grande people have hud un op
portunity to see.
Duncan Telegrapher
Attempts Suicide
(Continued Krom Pago 1.) '
gates saw fit. - i
iThtik nuiuu of ' Miss Grace H.
Chiiniberlaln, first vlco president
during both oC Mrs.. Dunbar's term
la heard us a strong - presidential
possibility. Miss Chamberlain j . )s
an Influcnthl figure in federation
affairs. Her work us chalrmun of
tho applied cducution department
ouo of tho most Important .sections
the state workhus given her pro
minence nnd the confidence of tho
clubwomen. . .
Mrs. C W. Huy hurst, stuto pro-
jgram chairman, is another wotnau
suggesieu oy nor menus as a pros-
Jpeetlvo cundldutc. Hm. efficient
handling or I no- mg task or gather
ing and brganixlng convention
platform material has won her
udmirutlon und respect.
One state club editor has refer
red to Mrs. CollliiB Klkins, of
PrliU'vttlc, us a cundldute, but lo
cal club women feel pusitlvo shu
-will muke no race this yeur. Three
yeurs ago, Mrs. Kllilns ran, Mrs.
Dunbtir a close second, garnering
only 4tf less votes than the, suc
cessful contestant. Hut Mra Kl
kins has uUended no slate ineet-
yt;sterday.
Visiting nt Island City
Mr. and Nlrs. John Heath
rived in tin- city this morning
1. Stavely, at Hot Lake. H
en leave soon to accompany tin
route to Island CUy, ' where they back to Michigan for burial.
. are visiting friends today. Mr. and
Mrs. I oath live al Kainela, Pioneer ICeshlent IM
. 1 James Alnsworth, a pton
G. W. Stavely 1ms arrived In I -a 1 prison, many friends of his In this
Grande from Kllnt. Mieh., called county expressed pleasure. More-
by the death of his brother. Krunk;li k was born and raised In Union
wili eoumy una uuring nis resiaence
body here, before going to the Oregon
r rewi-
stute penitentiary in lltlG us chap
e guard, did some police work und
worked In the composing room of
Tlie Ohs'Tver,
iH'ave 'tow Grand Junction Homo ,i(1t of m Grande, -Is soviouslv ill
Mr. Wnd Mrs. C. A. Weyer will ut JUs hoiiie in May , park." HlH-rj Ih'lm; Tried . 1
Cleave l?(LUuday morning lor their 7fiiiigli(ers. Mra. Jtay''rVo Ttn'ATyf' "T'ho United filates ; National
Niomo itt Grande Junrtioit, Colo., Alden I., ivle, arrived I his niornbig Imiik's eise against Hen Miller !s
artcr vuilling at the home of Mrs. from (,'urey. Jda., called by a tele- J -being heard In equity court today,
Weyersi sister, Mrs. C. K. Gray, gram telling of llu lr father's cotir ; J udge J. W. Knowles presiding,
ut JV-rry. . till) on. Alden b, lvie jjecompanied ' The bank asks that u curtain deed.
H them.;? " ; ' - ." given the plaintiff as security on a
Hud Another Operation ;' ;, V "" ' : inoU. ho decreed by the court um
Dr. i P. Mcrfdory retumiMl to .Veiled Son lleit ' ' operating the same as a mortgage,
I.a GnAide this morning. - from I Mrs Anna Johns : returned to hor und that the court authorize Its
Port la nil. Mrs. McAdory ' under- "home nt ' 131 gin this ''morning lifter ftHel6suieV- Miller claims that the
ceeded In . borrowing - thu rifle.
Neighbors reported that ho turned
the gun on himself and fired twice,
one bullet missing its mark en
tirely. That wus ubout 6 o'clock.
8. A. Montith, another O.-W. It.
& N. employe', brought Bates to lu
Grande on paasenger train No. 18.
Hohncnkainp's ambulance carried
him to the hospital.
No word of the n.ffutr hus been
sent the patient's mother, who is
believed to rcsldo In Idaho. He Is
practically a stranger here. Kor
several weeks. It is said, lie has
been without steady work.
Mrs. Woods, Itis landlady, was
Bates' Instructor in telegraphy, his
friends report. . v
i&tS MAY 1ct
m il mmmm iviLsTTL jl jl oi
ItOHKDl'UG. Ore., Apr. 3U. (AP)
Wllllum Bates,- who. was shot at
Duncan last night was a resident
or l.'oughm county until recently
when he went to Iai Grande u an
operator for the O.-W. It. It. and
N. company. His parents, Mr, and
Mrs. James Hates, of Kiddle, left
Inst night following the receipt of
the nieswugc announcing the fact
that their son had been shot. The
message received by them stated
that he had been accidentally
wounded. Messages received by
relative this afternoon stated that
ho was seriously hurt but resting
cosy.
deed in question was cancelled by
bankruptcy proceedings. He asks
that court pronounce . the Instru
ment null and void.' Jno. H. Hod.
gin Is counsel for tho defendent. J.
I). Hlater Is appearing for the
bank.
pealed from I'nlon county.
G.MO. C'u rues and W. N. Koyer
vs. It. K. Manning et al, defen
dants, und A. A. role, uppellaut.
uppealed from I'malllla county:.
In the mutter of thu estute .cf
Klixabeth . Jleaverue, deceits" I,
Andrew J. Heavurne, contestant
and appellant, ys. J. A. Burleigh
ct ul, v appealed from Wnilowu
county.
H. V. Sehmultit vs. Hector Arn
wlne, 'uppellaut, uppealed from
Harney county.
Wllllum Junes vs. Kll Beers, j
appellant, appealed from Malheur j
county. , I
Western .and und Irrigation
company et nf vs. J. Humfield el
ul, respondents, anil O, I . Tee I,
appellant, appealed from Pmutilla
county. , ' i
Tlshu Belle Jenkins, appellant. I
vs. Thomas K. Jenkins, appealer
from I'nion county.
Mllton-Krocwntor and . Hudson
Hay Irrigation company, appellant,!
vs. Hafuyettu Hkeon, uppealed'
from Ihnatllla county. '
Helliah J.eur et al, Walla Walla;
Irrigation company et at, appel
lants, appealed from Umatilla
county. '
CLUB POLITICS
STILL VAGUE
(Continued from Pago 1)
dents of other pari a of the stale
than Portland. And leaders in the
metropolis ucroo ' that Is as It
should be. Portland, having held
fi rst h o n ora. during the t h ree
yeurs' that Mrs. Haidio On Dunbar
bus officiated from the chair, 1 Is
M)ll(i) willing to see the president
puss to a different section of ,lin
federation.
. Most gratifying to La Grundoi
and the Neighborhood club is thCj
enthusiasm with which Mrs. Geor-1
ge T. ('oehrans name has been nd- .
vaneed. Mrs. Cochran Is at pre-1
sent state audllnr, ami has been a
member of the federation board j
for the lust five years. Her friends
feel sure she could carry the elee- I
Hon If she were willing to be noni- !
inated. ; '
But, Mrs. Cochran declares she
cannot be a candidate this year-!
Indeed, she hus refiiHod to consider
nomination, while appreciating the
sincerity of (he prorforod support.
It' Is quite sure, nevertheless, j
that' Grande us hostess city
will be awarded ono of tho hhrh j
ofrices of Hie federation. Trad I-;
Hon takes care of that. Sl'.ito lead-i
or s have hinted that the Neighbor-j
hood club, might safely ask for tin
firs! vice presidency if I he dHo-
ARCADE
TODAY
SATURDAY
RICHARD.
ARTUELMi!
"r.OmDOS
vt
Score airain or ' tho
Prince of Good Fol
lows in a Prince of a '
Picture. - v;
" You'll say so!
Pathe News
Fables
Percalo. '.
19c yd
3o-lneli l'ermle lu llU
or il r k jMitlei un. (iuutl ;
weiKlit, wide raiitfe of uokint.
Itto VAIII)
Rexford
Prints
25c yd
SU-liH'li Hevfonl I'rlulM
Ollk lr - tlH' Nt'HWlll! IIMM&
calleil-ror iimlerlnH Itnlniy
imlieiiiH In Ihe MWHoir.il
most ealled lur nIwiIoh. '
i . t
CO STORES
ings In the three years' Interim
since tho spectacular election, and
it is H(-arcely credible : that she
will attempt a cumpnign this year,
they say. . ,
Mrs., Dunbar, ' completing her
second term, is not eligible for re
election ut thu convention over
which hri will- preside next week
A year ago, at Marshfleld, alio
voluntarily relinquished hulf 'of
her second term lu order that tho
stato might adjust Us election to
correspond with thul of tho ' gouv
oral federation. ,
The National Flower
The flowers all ask to be chosen as the NA-
TION AL FLOWER. There is the modern
jury -all women a fair one appeare, the '
lawyers are off for the day an onion, comes
to plead his case, the court fades away a .j
noble hero enters, the jury disagrees still no :
National Flower chosen the time , is growing ,
short some flower MUST be chosen with i
court broken up how CAN it be done. Don't '
miss the solution. :"
' High School Auditorium, 8:15 ..
Greenwood-Rive ria
3-Act Operetta v ;
i May7&8
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Hosiery
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In following colors:
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Beige,' Parchment, Sautcrnc and Black.
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Broadcloth shirts and I'olo Silk. Iiejf-.
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Arrow shirts with neck bands, $2.00
values at : '
85c and $1.2."
STRAW HATS
We have just received from our
Eastern Kuyer a shipmeiit including
the latest and most attractive assort
ment of Straw Hats and Genuine Pan
' ainas with fancy hands
51.93 to 91.95
Othei-s as low as 95c
Straw hats for the man in the field
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, Only 29c I -
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. Just the thing for. your vacation or
your camping trip. We carry a full
line of Samson's Suit Cases
, 95c to $3.45 -
IH-inch Hand Hags, a Special Value
$2.45 . ' "
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SWEATERS Blazer Style. '
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WOMEN'S SILK DRESSES
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